Missing papers at Hanford quiz plant chief before panel
Washington DC Vice President David T. Shaw, head of the Hanford atomic plant, faces a congressional subcommittee inquiry into reports that substantial numbers of documents are missing at the Washington installation. Shaw, summoned after a day of talks with Bricker subcommittee members, denied any theft and declined to discuss specific items. Lawmakers urged a full investigation as Rep. Pelly and others questioned the scope and handling of sensitive materials.
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Price
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U S to Tell Canadians Trade Plans
Secretary of State Dulles leads talks with Canada on liberal trade policy and possible retaliation rules under the Atlantic pact. Pearson, Howe, Gardner, and Abbott discuss ensuring Canada’s role and prior consultation before any defense decisions.
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Argentina Demands End of Hemisphere Colonies
At the Organization of American States 10th Interference conference, Argentina urged all American nations to end colonialism in the Western Hemisphere and to reject external control. Ambassadors argued sovereignty over regional patrimony must rest with free, independent nations, while Brazil and Haiti backed Argentina and broader anti-colonial aims.
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America
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Luis David Cruz Ocampo
Chile
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Haiti
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Guatemala
Guillermo Toriello
Ridge Crash Fatal Near Los Angeles
Los Angeles California. W. Tommy Seifert 23 of Tawthorne was killed and his 1 year old wife Sharon critically injured in a Ridge Route crash CHP reported today.
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Doomed Man Faces Discipline At San Quentin
Wesley Robert Wells, awaiting death for striking a guard, faced a disciplinary hearing after another altercation. He knocked a bottle from a guard’s hand while guards treated him for a minor ailment. The committee could confine him to solitary, revoke privileges, or issue a reprimand. The guard survived the incident.
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Harley O. Teets
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High Court Denies Irvine Plea on Gambling Conviction
The U S Supreme Court refused to reconsider its ruling upholding Patrick Irvine's conviction for gambling in Long Beach California. The court's February 8 decision affirmed use of illegally obtained evidence from a microphone planted in Irvine's home, keeping intact his one and a half year prison term and a 500 dollar fine.
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Assembly Seeks Ban on Border to Minors
SACRAMENTO. A resolution asking that the U S Mexican border be closed to unescorted minors to cut down dope traffic was adopted unanimously in May by the Assembly and sent to the Senate. It was introduced Assemblyman Frank Luckel.
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Assembly
Senate
Frank Luckel
Firing for Profane Language Upheld in Benefit Case
Providence news reports the Department of Security board sustained a six week penalty for wilful misconduct after a worker used profanity at work despite repeated employer warnings. The penalty affects jobless benefits and the decision was made public today.
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Bentley Progressing After House Shooting Wounds
Rep. Alvin Bentley of Michigan is reported making satisfactory progress in his recovery from bullet wounds suffered in the House shooting fray on March 1. An explosion at Camp Carson injured seven Army trainees, seven others received medical treatment, with four hospitalized after the incident at the Colorado Springs facility.
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Alvin M. Bentley R.mich
Colorado Springs
Colo
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Camp Carson
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Army Hiring Dockers as New York Strike Persists
The Army began hiring dock workers under Civil Service rules to load transports at strikebound bases in New York. Uptake was slow with only 65 of 400 workers processed at the Brooklyn base. none hired at Staten Island or Jersey City. About 500 demonstrators gathered at Brooklyn, police broke up the protest after a half hour. Eleven ships bound for Europe and Indochina ports were tied up. some cargo destined for French forces in Indochina. The Longshoremen’s strike, now in its 17th day, defies a federal court injunction and back-to-work pleas from ILA leaders amid a fight over bargaining agent certification.
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Doring
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New York
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Wiliam V. Bradley
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Mostems Quelled in Tunisian Protests After Deadly Riots
In Tunis, hundreds of Mostern university women again gathered in central Tunis seeking to storm government buildings but were dispersed. Two students died from wounds sustained in Monday’s clashes and four others were seriously hurt.
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