Editor Warns of U S Censorship and Calls for Review Agency
Charlottesville June 30 Russell Wiggins Washington Post editor says government agencies hide information vital to the public and that national security is not advanced by over classification He suggests creating a government body to audit classified material for public interest before release Speakers panel includes Ralph De Toledano Martin Agronsky Ralph Paine Jr and others
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University of Virginia
Wiggins
Institute of Public Affairs
Ralph de Toledano
Newsweek Magazine
Martin Agronsky
American Broadcasting Company
Ralph D. Paine Jr
Fortune
F. D. G. Ribble
University of Virginia Law School
Feliks Gross
Brooklyn College
Marquis Childs
Truman May Sign New Controls Bill
Washington up to the minute report that President Truman may sign a watered-down controls bill to extend federal wage and price regulation for ten months through next April thirty. The measure limits credit control, preserves a weakened Wage Stabilization Board, and omits several House amendments while facing a rising cost of living.
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Harriman asserts willingness to spend for world unity
Averell Harriman says Americans will fund world unity against Communist aggression. On CBS he spoke from New York during a national campaign stop, arguing continued anti Soviet policy will soon allow the United States to press its terms with Stalin. He warned voters to beware candidates who claim what should have been done five years ago.
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Columbia Broadcasting System
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Polio Mass Test Set For Houston Area
A mass polio study will inoculate 35,000 young children in Houston and Harris County this week with gamma globulin to test preventing paralysis. Half receive the serum, half a neutral inoculation. results are known only to University of Pittsburgh researchers. Local cases include 149 city, 98 county, and 96 non-residents with several deaths. Nina Warren, governor Earl Warren's daughter, attends to share hope for polio sufferers. Dr William Hammon of Pittsburgh directs the Houston inoculations.
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National Foundation of Infinite Paralysis
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Harris County
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Earl Warren
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Unemployed Pecos Man Shoots Self
Juan Botello 32 unemployed Latin American died in a Pecos hospital at 3 am from a self inflicted gunshot. He shot himself in front of a friend's home with a .22 pistol as friend Roberto Garcia watched. Police say he had threatened earlier and had just been laid off from an oil company job. The inquest was held by Justice of the Peace F. D. Alley who ruled a personal crisis death.
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Hoe Hill
Rudolph Molina
F. D
Tuffy) Alley
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