Didn't Know Cost of Plant Says Senator
Senator Hickenlooper charged the atomic energy commission mismanaged the Hanford plant project. He cited a misfiring budgeting trail from 6 million to 25 million and a 43-page AEC review criticizing planning and changing procedures. He cited ventilation issues forcing a new building.
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Washington
Hickenlooper
Rowa
Atomic Energy Commission
Hanford, Wash
Hickenloop
Ler
Milition
General Electric Corp
AEC
Senareshouse Atomic Committee
Farmer Fatally Struck By Truck Near Taylor
A 27-year-old Columbia County farmer, Ernest L. Harvey, was fatally injured when a light truck rear-ended his truck as he inspected a rear wheel tire. He died en route to Springhill Hospital, about ten miles south of Taylor, with Sheriff Otto Stuart confirming the incident occurred last night.
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Columbia County
Here
Ernest L. Harvey
Springhill
Otto Stuart
Harvey
Prescott area events highlight church, sports, and clubs
Prescott News reports a Presbyterian choir rehearsal at 7 18 Thursday at the church, softball games at Cummins Field at 6 and 7 30, and a Friday evening community band concert on the Court House lawn directed by R E Lindblad. The W S C S met at the Methodist church June 13 with officers installed by Mrs E D Galloway, and a budget presented by Mrs U E Limmerhir t.
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Little Rock
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Mistrial Declared in Memphis Civil Rights Case
A mistrial was declared in the federal civil rights case against three West Tennessee officers after a day of deliberation yielded a seven to five vote to acquit. Judge Marion S. Boyd halted proceedings as jurors failed to reach a verdict. The defendants include Sheriff Charles D. P. Fortress of Tipton County, Tenn., Robert Gift of Covington, Tenn., city marshal, and Vernon W. Pickins, assistant city marshal.
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Charles DP
Tipton County
Tenn
Robert Gift
Covington, Tenn
Verman W. Pickins
Questioning of Miss Coplon Delayed in Spy Trial
Miss Coplon's scheduled testimony was postponed as defense questioned another key witness, Chief Prosecutor Whearly, with Palmer signaling he may keep the witness on the stand for most of the day. Judge Reeves resisted a demand to reveal the source of the FBI tip leading to the investigation.
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Judith Coplon
Archibald Palmer
Raymond P. Whearly
Whearly
Palmer Anid
Albert J. Reeves
FBI
Miss Copon
Miss Coplon
Beaten in jail claim under Tipton county probe
John Wesley Scott a 34 year old Negro testified before an all white jury that he was beaten with a blackjack on December 7 1947 while a prisoner in Tipton county jail. He said the attack left him blind in one eye and caused a stutter. Scott implicated Thorbes and Gift as attackers and said Pickins handed Gift the blackjack. Officers denied the charges.
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John Wesley Scott
Tipton County
Scott
Thorbes
Gift
Pickins
Romance Suspect in Spy Case Arrested in New York
Miss Coplon and Valentin Gubitchey were seized March 4 in New York as authorities accuse Coplon of stealing secret government papers for the Russian engineer and former United Nations employee. Palmer had claimed Coplon used papers as background for a Washington society novel. The case centers on espionage charges and Coplon’s claimed romantic interest.
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United Nations
Palmer
Miss Caplan
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