Oppenheimer faces new questioning on security clash
The article reports on renewed scrutiny of J Robert Oppenheimer by the Atomic Energy Commission as Senate hearings approach. It notes minority and majority views on his loyalty, calls for a review waiver, and cites comments from figures including Dr Ward Evans Loyola University Chicago and former AEC members Gray and Morgan.
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Army
University of North Carolina
Morgan
Sperry Corp
National Securi
Atomic Scientists of Chicago
FBI
America
Steve Nelson
Oppenhelmer
Truman
Kidnaper Jackson gets death. co-defendant Lear gets life
In San Francisco the kidnapper Leonard Moskovitz case ends with Leonard Jackson, 52, sentenced to death in the gas chamber at San Quentin. Co-defendant Joseph Lear, 43, receives life imprisonment with no parole. Jackson contests guilt, claiming only attempted extortion.
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Leonard Moskovitz
Peninsula
San Quentin
Joseph Lear
Twain Michelsen
Michelsen
8th Army Commander Arrives in Honolulu Unannounced
Lt Gen Maxwell Taylor arrives in Honolulu with a party of senior officers from the Far East on a U S trip described by an Army spokesman as a brief vacation. A Navy spokesman says one engine failed on takeoff from Midway Island forcing a relanding for repairs before arrival.
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Far East
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Midway ‘Island
VANDAL CLEARANCE AT BRAINTREE STATION ENDS WITH BOY SAFE
A three year old boy was found at Braintree police station after two hours of confusion. He pulled drawers, disordered files, dislocated the teletype and disrupted the telephone system by pressing buttons. Lt Francis Maguire was struck with a flashlight before officers placed him in a police cruiser to await his parents.
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Colorado
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Germany
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Los Angeles County
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Tragic Discovery Inside Refrigerator Reveals Two Boys Dead
A Tuesday dump unearthed a discarded refrigerator where Mrs. Drew found two bodies, Lady Murphy age 3 and Paul Murphy age 4, after the boys reportedly climbed inside to play. Medical examiner concluded the children suffocated.
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Seeing-Eye Dog Sentenced To Year In Prison Case
A Seeing-Eye dog was ordered to serve one year at Santa Rita Prison Farm after its owner Ralph Grogs of Oakland pled guilty to passing bad checks. Grogs, a peddler, received the sentence on May 12 for writing a worthless check totaling $350.
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