AEC Denies Troops Exposed in Atomic Maneuver
LAS VEGAS Oct. 11 Army and AEC spokesmen say the first atomic maneuvers will not expose troops to blast. About 1200 men in a reinforced battalion will participate in a simulated war, placing equipment and watching from safe positions in bunkers. Detonations occur at nearby proving grounds with atomic artillery shells and small bombs. The event aims to demonstrate readiness without harm to soldiers.
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Commission
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ILA Says Import Red Ban Pierced
AFL International Longshoremen's Association officials charge that a 40 ton shipment of Soviet furs arrived unlabeled, breaching the iron curtain cargo ban. The furs shipped from Russia or Mongolia reached Philadelphia last month and were moved to Manhattan. Customs inspection was expected, with ILA seeking help from the Teamsters to block removal.
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AFL
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Patrick J. Connolly
ILA
Russia
Mongolia
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Manhattan
Connolly
TLA
AFL International Brotherhood of Teamsters
Boy Pleads Innocent to Murder of Eight in San Francisco Fire
Kenneth Skinner, 17, charged with eight murders in a Haight Street apartment fire on July 22, pleaded innocent. Superior Judge Harry J. Neubarth set trial for October 29. He remains under observation to determine sanity.
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Kenneth Skinner
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Skinner
Harry J. Neubarth
Ten Million Women in Democracy Drive
MINNEAPOLIS Oct. 11 A five point program for world peace starts with practicing Christian democracy at home. About 40 spokesmen for 10,000,000 Protestant and Eastern Orthodox women in the U S launch the plan urging prayer support for peace and backing the United Nations while studying the Japanese peace treaty today and Arab refugee issues.
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United Church Women
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U. S
United Nations
Taft Friends Say Party Wants Him to Run
Taft of Ohio indicated he will seek the Republican presidential nomination only if the party desires him and two close associates report strong backing. David Ingalls and Ben Tate delivered their 55,000 mile survey spanning 38 states and said Taft could have clear assurance of an overwhelming GOP victory in 1952, though no reference was made to Eisenhower.
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Ben Tate
Republican Party
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GOP
Dwight D. Eisenhower
U S Speaker Sees Korea as Lesson for Policy
Oklahoma attorney Jeff Williams told 180 Long Beach Dinner Club members at the Lafayette Hotel that the United States must learn from the Korean incident by correcting foreign policy defects. He voiced optimism and urged citizen responsibility to keep the nation united. Dr. Robert W. Helms announced Ward Johnson as the new club president, and Johnson led the first meeting of the season.
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Lafayette Hotel
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Robert W. Helms
Ward Johnson
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Helms
Warren H. Eckert
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