Condon Seeks Quick Ruling On Security Clearance Return
Dr. Edward A. Condon, former Bureau of Standards chief now with Corning Glass Works, was promised a prompt review of restoring his government secrets access. Secretary of the Navy Charles S. Thomas suspended Condon’s clearance after a prior temporary halt, and a rapid recheck was pledged for fairness given his past four clearance affirmations and cited atomic security concerns.
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Washington
Edward A. Condon
Bureau of Standards
Secretary of the Navy
Charles S. Thomas
Condon
Corning Glass Works
Corning
N.Y
House UN - American Activities Committee
Atomic Energy Commission
Bees Kill Man in Costa Mesa Swarm Tragedy
A swarm stung James J. Fagan about 100 times in Costa Mesa California. His wife alerted neighbors who used torches and smoke to drive off the bees. Twenty minutes later the 55 year old man died at the scene.
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Costa Mesa
Calif
James J. Fagan
Fagan
Prize Livestock Goes On The Block
In Kansas City the American Royal livestock show prepares for today’s auction after judging closed with top awards to three father son teams. D J Richardson and son Harvey of Elmore City Oklahoma dominated Chester White Hogs while Alvin L Helms and son Donald of Belleville Kansas swept Cheviot sheep, with Lloyd Cole of Auburn Kansas earning ribbons and Charles Brink of Ottawa Kansas taking two third place prizes.
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Kansas City
D. J. Richardson
Harvey Richardson
Elmore City
Okla
Chester White
Lloyd Cole
Auburn
Kas
Alvin L. Helms
Donald
Belleville
Charles Brink
Ottawa
Iron Lung Patient Becomes Mother in California Hospital
A baby girl was born yesterday to a 20 year old Powell Wyoming woman confined in an iron lung with bulbar polio. Attendants say Mrs Donald Singer also mother of three boys was in critical condition. She was brought here late Tuesday and faced in an iron lung. Both she and one arm are paralyzed. The birth, about a week premature, was by Caesarean section. The infant was placed in an incubator.
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Billings
Mont
Powell
Wyo
Donald Singer
Harriman Bribery Charge Receives Republican Backing
In New York on October 22 1951 Republican Sen William Langer said he investigated Harriman bribery claims in 1951 and found them insubstantial aiding Harriman in his gubernatorial race against Sen Irving Ives Harriman dismissed the charges as gutter fighting and planned another campaign swing through upstate cities Rochester and Buffalo
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New York
Averell Harriman
Senate Judiciary Committee
William Langer
R-N. D
Harriman
Brit
Irving M. Ives
Ives
Rochester
Buffalo
United American Lines
Brooklyn
W. Bernard Vause
New York City
Langer
Sidney M. Davis
Herbert Lehman
D-N. Y
Mutual Security Agency
U. S
Senate
United States Adopts New Look in Far East Diplomacy
Tokyo dispatch reports a shift in U S diplomacy toward Asia, with a test in Korea where Gen John E Hull meets President Syngman Rhee. The new stance rejects being pushed around, seeks realistic exchange rates and conditions for aid around 700 million dollars, and emphasizes cooperation over “love and kisses” while inviting allies to join.
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Earnest Hoberecht
United Press
Asia
Far East
United States
Tokyo
Korea
Sam
John E. Hull
Republic of Korea
Syngman Rhee
Seoul
ROK
America
Five Tulsa Youths Held For Vandalism
Five West Tulsa teen boys were arrested after they allegedly stoned a movie theater. They were charged with misconduct and malicious mischief for breaking the ticket window and marquee. A concrete block smashed the box office window but narrowly missed cashier Marjorie Williams. damage estimated at $500.
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Tulsa
Okla
Marjorie Williams
Silverio
State oil completions slump as 58 fewer wells reported
Oklahoma oil survey shows 87 completions vs 103 prior, 38 dry holes down from 70, 1 gas completion vs 10, 147 new starts down from 164. Four new pools opened as Great Basins Petroleum and Garr-Woolley reported Marmaton oil and water cuts, plus wildcat activity in Logan, Beaver, Garvin and Garvin counties involving several operators.
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Oklahoma City
Research Oil
Oklahoma Panhandle
Great Basins Petroleum and Garr-Woolley Co
Beaver County
J. M. Shields
Logan County
Nene
Hunton
G. Lake, Inc
Lindsay
Garvin County
Hart
Morris
Cse
Sinclair Oil & Gas
Oil discovery and tests near Madill in Marshall County
Wildcat well north of Madill in Marshall County hits oil after finding oil in the Springer and gas in the Sycamore and Viola formations. Bromide test at 5,755 to 5,765 feet recovered 470 feet of clean oil. Drilling continues toward the projected 7,500 foot depth.
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Wildcat
Madill
Marshall County
Fourth
Ae 1
Griffin
Springer
Sycamore
Viola
Rallies in Tulsa Highlight Oklahoma Campaigns
Republicans host Constitution Day dinner headlined by Sen. John W. Bricker of Ohio. Democratic candidate Raymond Gary and Sen. Robert Kerr, seeking reelection, headline the other Tulsa rally hours after party events.
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Republican Minute Men
Sen
John W. Bricker
Ohio
Raymond Gary
Robert S. Kerr
Duncan Man Killed In Traffic Wreck
James Homer Masingale age 22 of Duncan died in a two vehicle head on collision three miles north of Duncan on U S Highway 81. Eight other people were injured two seriously raising Oklahoma highway fatalities for the year to 439 versus 412 a year ago.
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Associated Press
James Homer Masingale
Duncan
U. S. Highway 81
Oklahoma
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