Ex-AEC Member Neutral On Oppenheimer Decision
Former Atomic Energy Commissioner Thomas E. Murray says he is neutral on any decision to renew J. Robert Oppenheimer access to government secrets. He seeks to avoid advocacy and notes his earlier remarks were misinterpreted. Murray, now a consultant to the Senate committee, emphasizes evaluating new circumstances and the case on its merits.
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Missing Girl Pleads Amid Five Day Search
In Tokyo a distressed mother appeals on radio as police press a five day pursuit of 19 year old Eisei Aishinkakura and her lover Takemichi Okubo. The pair, denied by families, vanished from home leaving a note about a planned death or marriage. Police continue the search near Mt Fujii for any sign of their fate.
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Military Aid To Tito Halted
The United States halts military aid shipments to Yugoslavia at Marshal Tito's request. Tito told Ambassador James W. Riddleberger he was irritated by repeated State Department reviews. The move follows a broader reappraisal as Yugoslavia recognizes East Germany, affecting the 1930 program.
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Berry and Edmondson Seek State Posts in Primary
Oklahoma County Judge William A. Berry announced a bid for the state Supreme Court in next summer's Democratic primary. Tulsa County Attorney J Howard Edmondson also declared his candidacy for the Democratic nomination for governor after meeting with supporters. Filing for the primary opens April 28.
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Market chatter from Chicago grain range feature
Anderson's of Minneapolis offers a novelty gift for the hard to please on your Christmas list a gold plated garbage can with 32 gallons of imported cavir ary priced at 12 125 49.
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Eight Children Die In House Fire At Park Falls Wis
In Park Falls Wisconsin eight children between ages 1 and 10 died when a fire swept their four room frame house. Mother Ardetta Klein was held in jail after being found near the scene and later revived. father Harvey Klein Sr. was at a lumber camp. Firemen speculated fuel oil drums outside may have fed the blaze while the cause remained undetermined.
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Warm-Up Due In West
Wet and fairly cold weather extended across the Eastern third of the country today as a warming trend was indicated for Western and Midwest sections. Cooler air spread from Texas and the lower Mississippi Valley northeastward into the Ohio Valley and northern New England with readings about 20 degrees lower than 24 hours earlier. Jackson Mississippi registered 38, down 30 from yesterday. Rain and snow affected many areas, with the rain belt from the lower Mississippi Valley to the Atlantic Coast and into southern New England, heaviest in the South.
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Clergyman Declares Santa Claus a Menace in Dartford
The Rev. Peter C. Collins, 43, Anglican vicar of St. Albans Parish, denounces Father Christmas as a menace. He urges Santa to return to the North Pole, saying Christ alone makes Christmas. Parents and others criticize his stance.
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U S Builds Two Okinawa Bases Amid Tense Talks
Tokyo reports the United States plans to spend over 19 million dollars to construct two Marine bases on Okinawa Camp Schwab and a helicopter facility. The program aims to keep forces on the island as long as regional tensions persist. Japanese firm Zenitaka Gumi signed contracts totaling 13 million dollars for Camp Schwab. The helicopter project, estimated at six million, remains under planning with Seabees as builders.
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Tot Unhurt After Fall Down Chimney
In Greenville DC a year old boy, son of Roy and Mrs. Roberts, vanished down a disappearing stairway inside the home. Firemen knocked out a closet wall and freed him from a 12 foot shaft between the chimney and wall after about 15 minutes of confinement. He emerged dirty but unharmed.
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Groucho Marx Skewers Bridge on River Preview Crowd
Hollywood UPI reports Groucho Marx surveyed a sizeable audience before a preview of The Bridge on the River Kwai asking, Aren't you all at home watching my television show The quip reflected his trademark humor amid the star studded setting and press coverage.
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