H bomb progress stated by AEC chief in New York speech
In a June briefing to the New York State Chamber of Commerce, Atomic Energy Commission Chairman Gordon Dean said the hydrogen superbomb is nearing realization and the US is developing atomic warheads for artillery and antimissile uses. He described rapid weapon development, planned more frequent tests, expansion of production plants, new uranium sources, and plans for atomic engines for submarines and airplanes.
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Aina Bunee
Arco
Idaho
Theft Hearing Set in $1850 Loan Case
A Seal Beach woman claims she lent $1850 to Henry W. Petrin Jr., 46, who faces grand theft charges. Petrin’s preliminary hearing is set for June 13 before Justice Howard Cameron in Santa Ana after his arraignment reduced bail from $10,000 to $2000. he remains in jail in lieu of bond. Elsie Traub of Seal Beach alleges the loans financed a car and a cafe.
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Henry W. Petrin Jr
Howard Cameron
Santa Ana
Petrin
Change
Elsie Traub
Dolphin St
Perrin
Car Crash at Pico Ave Leaves Driver Injured
Helen M. Atkins, 25, of MA, injured when her car hit a light standard at Pico Ave and Water St. Two upper front teeth knocked out and head and facial lacerations reported. Taken to Seaside Hospital.
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Helen M. Atkins
20Th St
Pico Ave
Water St
Seaside Hospital
Secret-laden Britons Feared Moscow-bound
Two British diplomats were suspected of planning to go to Moscow to pursue alleged ideals. MacLean and Burgess were suspended, with France and Britain watching each move as rumors swirled about Soviet links and possible flights to Eastern Europe.
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France
MacLean
Burgess
Britain
Washington
Moscow
London Daily Express
London Daily Herald
M.L
Foreign Office
Daily Express
Russia
Europe
the Express
Paris
Montmartre
London
Donald MacLean
Liberal Party
Lael MacLean
Foreign Service
Cairo
Alan Maclean
Two Police Officers Resign Their Jobs
Two police officers, wauker winam R. Carter and Motorcycle Officer R. G. Suther land, resigned from the Police Department announced by Capt. Otto Faulkner. They faced investigations over separate misconduct on duty. the text compares possible Soviet era defections to Pontecorvo and Fuchs cases, noting family ties and overseas postings.
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Wauker Winam R. Carter
R. G. Sutherland
Otto Faulkner
Governor Signs Tidelands Revenue Freed for City Use
Gov Earl Warren signed a bill freeing tidelands and oil revenue for general city use. The 75 million dollar fund becomes available 91 days after adjournment, with dry gas about 3.1 million released only after city attorney review, and oil funds needing a charter amendment voted by the people.
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Stam Tideland
Tideland Ai
Earl Warren
Warren
Irving M. Smith
Smith
F ‘Nation
Gov. Warren
William &. Grant
Herbert R.J .Klocksiemn
Joseph B. Lamb
Harold M. J Hines
Sacramento
Cleveland Celebrates Postal Workers Appreciation Day
Cleveland marked Postal Workers Appreciation Day with Mayor Burke announcing the event. About 4500 Cleveland postal workers were invited to a baseball game, hosted with only a 20 percent tax. Senator Langer praised federal employees for loyalty and hard work.
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William D. Langer
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