FCC Official To Testify In TV Case Probe
FCC Commissioner Richard Mack will testify before House investigators next week after accusations he took money in a TV license matter. Chairman Harris said Mack will be asked questions about four Florida associates and will bring financial files. Schwartz, ousted chief counsel, asserts the charges are reckless.
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Washington
Federal Communications
Richard A.stack
House
Harris
D-Ark
Subcommittee On
Legislative Oversight
Mack
Florida
Bernard Schwartz
Schwartz
Robert Anderson
Paul Scott
Thurman A. Whiteside
Perrine Palmer
Whiteside
Schwarle
Miami
FCC
Channel
Aliams
National Airlines
Palmer
Anderson
Public Service Television
Seat
FBI
Sherman ‘Adams
Adam
Eisenhower
Joint Optimist Meeting Recaps Christmas Tree Project
The Frederick Frederick Optimist Club joined the Breakfast and Braddock clubs for a dinner at the Francis Scott Key Hotel to honor volunteers who supported the Christmas tree sale and other projects. President Homer Brooks presided. guests included Rev Carrol Boyer Bill Grove Horace Opel Lt Governor Bill Hobson Mabry and others. Bussard detailed distributions and read a letter from Marty Rosenfield. The gathering recognized many helpers from local businesses and clubs and noted FBI cooperation in a separate inquiry.
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Frederick
Fa Teller
Marty A. Rosenfield
Woolworth
Robert Feeser
Job Ellen Gift Shop
Donn Morgan
Potomac Edison Company
Robert Jonson
May's Hardware
Mr. Data
Nevin Baker
Farmers and Mechanics Bank
Charles Foreman
Charles Men's Wear
LeRoy Biltmenecally
The
Shell
Mr. Aktshur
They
I Kehna
City Electrican
Miles
Gus Ry-jong
John Robson
Guist Mae Landis
Poet-Driven Sermon Uses Domino Theme at Optimist Meeting
A speaker praised dominoes as life lessons urging neighbors to match others in deeds and kindness. He cited Abraham Lincoln and Spirit Patt as examples. Waggoner shared quotes and poetry as Stan Gaver won the Attendance prize. Next week features a Sinclair Oil film and three new members' installation.
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Tor
Abraham Lin¢coln
Spirit Patt
Waggoner
Stan Gaver
Sinclair of Company
Lethal Dust Cloud Debate Over Nuclear Weapon Accidents
Washington reports an answer from the Defense Department and Atomic Energy Commission that a crash could not trigger a nuclear explosion or toxic dust cloud. They say no accident has caused a nuclear blast in 72 years and detail nothing about locations or counts. The joint statement confirms the risk exists only as a theoretical concern.
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Washington
Defense Department
Atomic Engery Commission
Jone
Vies
Pentagon-Aec
Nuclear material fallout fears in accidental detonation discussion
A fragment discusses potential spread of material from an accidental detonation. It cites concerns about nuclear material in non-fissioned form and mentions census conventions and conventional explosives as factors in fallout risk. The note emphasizes local scattering implications and injury concerns.
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E. Patrick St
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