Brownell Attacks McCarthy Invite to Break Security
Baltimore Attorney General Brownell denounces Senator McCarthy for inviting government employees to leak information and threaten national security. He warns such acts undermine separation of powers, threaten government by law, and courts or Congress must retain control over military secrets and counterintelligence.
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Baltimore
Brownell
Sen. McCarthy
Congress
National Editorial Assn
McCarthy
R-Wis
Saeing
ROTC Cadets Begin Six Week Army Training At Fort Sill
One thousand six hundred ROTC cadets from 63 colleges begin six weeks of field training at Fort Sill. The session includes artillery practice, motor marches, weapon handling, and basic training plus conditioning and leadership development under Brig. Gen. James F. Brittingham and Col. Haydon Y. Grubbs.
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John D. Arnold
West Newton
Mass
Harvard University
Fort Sill
U.S. Army
Artillery Center
United States
Hawaii
United States Army Reserve
Post Field
James F. Brittingham
Haydon Y. Grubbs
Wea
U. S. Army
Student Wins U. S. First Chess Victory
New York June 18 Donald Byrne a University of Michigan student gave the United States its first victory in the chess match with Russia. Byrne defeated Yuri Auerbach in a game continued from Wednesday night. Byrne's brother Robert lost to Alexander Kotov. The Russians lead 6 to 2 in the tournament. One point is awarded for a win and one half point for a draw.
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New York
Donald Byrne
University of Michigan
United States
Russia
Byrne
Yuri Auerbach
Robert
Alexander Kotov
Teachers Attend Workshop At OU
Lawton teachers join two week summer workshop at the University of Oklahoma. The course runs until June 25 with sessions on books music science mental health creative art and more under the theme Teaching Can Be Fun. Attendees include Eugenia Costilow Elizabeth Everly Jo Anne Hatcher K Hood Betty Provine Louise Seigler Eva Seigler Mary Dell West Claribel Williams and George Wilkes.
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Eugenia C. Costilow
Elizabeth Everly
Jo Anne
S. Hatcher
Oo K. Hood
Betty Provine
Louise
Eva Seigler
Mary Dell West
Claribel Williams
George Wilkes
Five California sect hands out money at New York crossroads
Five members of the Fountain of the World sect distributed $1 bills at Broadway and 42nd Street, drawing a crowd and delaying traffic for about ten minutes. The master, Krishna Ven, described the scene and blamed animal-like behavior on the crowd, while police intervened to restore order. The group, based in Canoga Park, California, is led by Ven and advocates faith and love.
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New York
California
Krishna
Broadway
42Nd St
W.K.F.L. Fountain of the World
Ge Eigen
Canoga Park
Calif
Wiscom
Tech To Enroll Veterans Late
Veterans may enroll late with acceptance through August 19 for GI bill training. Korean vets discharged by August 20, 1952 must start by August 20, 1954 to use benefits, affecting many from the 45th division. All other Korean veterans must enroll within two years of discharge.
Sooner Derby Opens Friday Near Wewoka With 150 Hounds
About 150 coon hounds will compete to win $1,200 in prizes over a three day Sooner Derby opening Friday night near Wewoka. An estimated 500 people from seven counties are expected to attend.
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Wewoka
Tests show lack of will harms space traveler body or mind
Tests indicate that lack of will does not harm the space traveler’s body or mind. Researchers note resilience in long duration missions and emphasize psychological support remains important for crew performance.
Tulsans To Appeal Contempt Verdict
District Judge Eben L. Taylor overturned the contempt ruling and released Twist and Scudder on own recognizance as they file their appeals. The contempt citations stemmed from allegedly preparing and releasing an unofficial report criticizing Sam Lattimore, assistant attorney general, who was involved with the case.
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Eben L. Taylor
Twist and
Scudder
Taylor
Sam Lattimore
Gen
Bible tote TC man crashes McCarthy hearings
A Bible carrying man disrupted the Washington McCarthy Army hearings and was taken to a hospital for mental observation. Witnesses recalled his remark that he wanted the hearings to continue despite the disturbance.
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Washington
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