Free Folk Deserve Facts Says AP Editors
J Russell Wiggins of the Washington Post told the Associated Press Managing Editors Association that a free people must have the right to know government facts and publish them without fear. He urged ongoing access, no censorship, and dissemination rights as essential to democracy, noting past fights over executive orders and OPS disclosures.
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Six L B Jaycees to Attend State Parley in Bakersfield
Six Long Beach Junior Chamber of Commerce members will attend the state JCC board meeting in Bakersfield Friday through Sunday. The delegation includes Bob Mulvey as Long Beach president, Paul Parish secretary manager, Ollie Speran national director, Loren Evans state director, Lyonel Dyke local treasurer and industrial affairs chair, and Marvin Cheeks sports coordinator who will bid Long Beach as the site for the 1954 California golf tournament.
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Bradley says military must stay under civilian control
Gen. Omar Bradley asserts the military should be a subordinate advisory force in government, stating there is nothing to fear from soldiers themselves. He emphasizes democratic principles in the armed forces and notes Korea as the frontline in containing Communist aggression.
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Powdered skin as first aid for burns explored
A report to the National Academy of Sciences describes freezing and drying living skin under vacuum to create a powdered living cover for burns. Donal d Greiff and colleagues at St. Louis University outline methods using dry ice, acetone, and glycerine to preserve and store tissues alive for potential future grafts and banking of spare parts.
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City Men Farm Flip from City to Country Growers
City men are moving into vegetable and melon farming in California and Arizona as farmers in the field sell out and relocate to urban areas. Western Growers Association president Mark Magee cites a two way migration with city men studying agriculture at universities and purchasing rural land while older producers sell and move to the city.
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Churchillites Win First Test In Confidence Vote
London reporters say Prime Minister Churchill’s Conservatives easily won parliamentary approval in the first confidence test. The government carried the motion by 313 to 279 in the 625 member House, with a 34 vote margin over the opposition.
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Whittling Hobby Leads Chicago Robberies Claim
Terry Netzky, 18, told police his hobby of whittling drifted into crime. He carved a Luger which he allegedly used to pull several road shop holdups, claiming his skill made him too convincing.
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