Senate Debates Atomic Bill Halted By Morse Marathon
Senate sessions stretched into the night as Senator Morse delivered a marathon speech against the private power plant provision of the atomic bill. Gore criticized liberalization of licenses and patents, warning of exploitation, while Lehman pressed for honest broad discussion. Knowland briefly left, Morse praised by colleagues, and Morse’s daughter Judith watched from the gallery as tempers frayed and a quorum was required amid a 2 trillion dollar implied cost.
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Portable radiological lab for H bomb defense donated
A $16,000 mobile field laboratory to detect radiological contamination was delivered to the County Health Department. Ernnest Dixon, retiring coordinator of the State Office of Civil Defense, presented the "hot box" which is a glass enclosed chamber with lead gloves and a viewing window for safe handling of radioactive particles. The air conditioned unit includes its own generator, 30 gallon water tank, butane fuel supply, and emergency radio gear.
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Stewardesses Convene Alumni Meet in San Francisco
The United Air Line Stewardesses Alumni opened a three day convention in San Francisco with ten attendees present. Guest of honor is Miss Elen Church director of Union Hospital in Terre Haute Indiana who the group honors as the first flying stewardess in the world.
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United Air Line Stewardesses
Elen Church
Union Hospital
Terre Haute
Ind
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Jury Indicts Grunewald for Perjury in Tax Case
Henry W. Grunewald, known as the Dutchman, is indicted by a federal grand jury on ten counts of perjury tied to denying tax fixing under the Truman era. The charges stem from 1953 testimony before a House subcommittee and prior grand jury appearances. Penalties include up to 70 years’ imprisonment and fines up to 12,000 dollars.
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House
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District of Columbia
Classified ad writers seek caller help at phone line
A help line charm promises courteous service from capable ad writers. For assistance you’ll appreciate, call the number 6-5071 and receive prompt guidance on ads and listings.
Yorty Attacks Hurdles to Shipbuilding Policy
San Francisco reports Rep Sam W. Yorty Democratic Senate candidate says Congress and the administration have erected hurdles in the way of saving the shipbuilding industry. He cites the House Armed Services Committee altering a Senate approved long term plan and calls for action to preserve shipyards and jobs.
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Sam W. Yorty
Calif
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Congress
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Los Angeles
House Armed Services
Senate
Maritime tanker plan faces funding clash in budget push
Congress blocked the trade in and build of a merchant fleet program, delaying the tanker program. The administration sought to buy 40 tankers, but lawmakers objected to financing more than 10, shrinking an emergency mobilization.
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