Congressional Committee to Define Atheists Rights
A House committee opened a session to define radio rights for atheists to reply to religious broadcasts. The hearing arose from Robert H. Scott’s plea to revoke licenses of KWQ San Jose KFRC and KPO San Francisco for not providing atheist discussion time. FCC chair Coy stressed that licensees must not deny air time on controversial issues due to disagreement.
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Cc Harness
Special House Committee
Federal Communications Commission
FCC
Harness
Robert Haro¢ Scott
Palo Alto
Cailif
Commission
KWQ
San Jose
KPO
KFRC
San Francisco
Scott
Salt Lake City
Jap Graphite Bed Found Near Oshi rabetsu Hokkaido
Tokyo Aug 27 Kyodo News Agency reports a large graphite bed near Oshirabetsu Hokkaido likely the second largest in the world. The bed may contain about 100000 tons of graphite. Kyodo noted a graphite bed in Ceylon is currently the largest.
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Tokyo
Kyodo
Oshirabetsu
Hokkaido
Ceylon
Boldly Growing Baby Defies Early Odds at Two Hospitals
Illdred Vila Newton born August first at Harbor General Hospital weighed one pound nine ounces by today. At birth she weighed 13 days earlier one pound five ounces and was placed in an incubator at Los Angeles General Hospital. Father is a painter Addie Florence Newton is the mother.
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Ildred Vila Newton
Warren Joseph Newton
E. Ocean Blvd
Harbor General Hospital
Los Angeles General Hospital
Addie Florence
Jane Brodniak
Mildred Viola Newton
Warren Newton
Long Beach
Associated Press
Spiders Team Up, But Lose
In YoR s center Illinois two spiders trapped an eight inch garter snake for nearly three days. The snake finally escaped breaking the web and slithering away into the basement. A second, larger spider joined the effort but could not keep the snake from freedom.
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YoRs Center
Norman Lingenfelter
Lingenfelter
Air Force Names Crash Victims
The U S Air Force announced the names of four Berlin airlift fliers killed near Frankfurt in a collision of two transport planes. Maj Edwin C Diltz pilot wife Doris Fayetteville Texas Capt William R Howard co pilot from Gunnison Mississippi wife Dore Oberpfaffenhofen Germany Capt Joel M Devalentine pilot Miami Florida wife Edith and two children Joel Jr 4 and Edith Arline 2 months Wiesbaden Lt William T Lucas co pilot mother Mrs Sally Lucas Wilson North Carolina remains.
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Frankfurt
Germany
Berlin
U. S. Air Force
Edwin C. Diltz
Doris
Fayetteville
Texas
William R. Howard
Gunnison
Miss
Dore
Oberpfaffenhofen
Joel M. Devalentine
Miami
Fla
Edith
Joel Jr
Edith Arline
Wiesbaden
William T. Lucas
Sally Lucas
Wilson
N. C
State Allots Funds for Local Projects
State Allocation Board approves distributions for county roads and veterans memorial buildings. Los Angeles County funds include Compton Blvd. sewer project at $13,150 and sanitary sewers on 168th Street.
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Sacramento
State Allocation Board
Los Angeles County
Compton Blvd
168Th St
Bakersfield Rail Worker Killed in Home Shooting
In Bakersfield a railroad fireman Albert T. Gresham aged 41 was killed when Leroy Grimes, 47, shot him four times after Gresham broke down Grimes' door seeking his wife and stepson who fled amid a money dispute. An inquest to be held today.
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Bakersfield
Albert T. Gresham
Leroy Grimes
Grimes
Gresham
B 29 Crewman Hero Saves Survivor At Hickam Field
Sergeant Donald D. Kienholz of Spokane Washington is credited with saving S Sgt Larsen from a burning B 29 at Hickam Field after an engine failure. He and the other three survivors are in Tripler Hospital with injuries including broken ribs.
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Honolulu
Donald D. Kienholz
Spokane
Wash
Kienholz
Hickam Field
Larsen
Tripler Hospital
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