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Newspaper
Long Beach Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Sep 25, 1951
Page
2
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Senator McMahon of Connecticut says the United States could sixfold atomic production if funded and prioritized. He announced a Senate House atomic energy committee meeting with Army Navy and Air Force secretaries to discuss plans and future uses of atomic energy and potential defense savings.
The Philippines Supreme Court today backed President Elpidio Quirino's November order denying habeas corpus to suspected subversives, confirming the government’s action amid ongoing security concerns.
President Truman urged Congress to approve 101.84 million dollars under the Defense Housing Act. The request covers 40 million for community facilities, 50 million for temporary and permanent housing in defense areas, 10 million to acquire sites, 1.84 million for admin expenses, plus 1.7 million for the Civil Service Commission for loyalty checks and related work.
Hollywood September 25 AP Franchot Tone demands the arrest and prosecution of his rival for Barbara Payton. Tone described a brutal Sept 14 beating by actor Tom Neal. Payton corroborated parts of Tone story and testified she saw Neal after the fight. District Attorney Roll noted Payton met Neal but denied plans to rekindle romance. Tone proposed to Payton while in hospital. Roll observed Tone endured a severe beating.
In Formosa on September 25, the Nationalists urged troops to recapture the mainland without fixing a target date, offering land grants in Red China to Nationalist soldiers as incentive.
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