Oppenheimer Disloyalty Charges Tied to Eisenhower Anger
An AP report notes a new study suggesting disloyalty charges against J Robert Oppenheimer were an effort to appease Eisenhower after a nuclear secrets loss. The piece cites Jack M Hall and Harold P Green discussing the case, Hoover’s role, and the 1963 exoneration.
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Oppenheimer
Jack M. Hall
Energy Research and Development Administration
American Historical Association
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Atomic Energy Commission
FBI
J. Edgar Hoover
Green
Soviet Union
Hall
William Borden
Lyndon Johnson
Enrico Fermi
Los Alamos, N.M
AEC
Lomark Promotes Low Prescription Prices and Savings
Lomark highlights low prices on prescriptions with a guarantee of quality from its pharmacists. The message asks readers if they are overpaying and urges them to compare and save, claiming prescriptions cost less at Lomark.
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Polish vessel Lepus seized for fishing violation off Long Island
The Lepus a 288 foot Polish stern trawler with 98 crew was seized by the U S Coast Guard 11 miles off Long Island carrying 364 tons of mackerel authorities said It was unclear how much fish was taken legally outside the 12 mile limit The ship home port is Gdynia Poland and it was escorted to Governor's Island New York harbor Master Olejniczak Bronislaw was to be arraigned today before a U S magistrate
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U.S. Coast Guard
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Long Island
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Poland
Governor's Island
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Radio Renasenca Returns to Church in Lisbon
In Lisbon the government says Radio Renasenca is back with the church after being seized by leftists last May and blown up by soldiers in November. It will resume broadcasting once repaired, testing the regime’s authority after the coup attempt, as Socialist and centrist parties seek to curb the army’s political role. Agriculture is Brazil’s economic mainstay.
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Popular Democrats
Church Denies CIA Role in Welch Killing
Senate intelligence chair Sen. Frank Church rejects claims Congress caused CIA agent Richard Welch’s murder. He says Welch’s death is unconnected to ongoing investigations and notes the panel avoids naming overseas operatives to protect agents. He criticizes former CIA worker Mike Ackerman for blaming Congress.
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