Stevens Offered Help in CIA Assignment for Schine
Washington report reveals Army Secretary Robert T. Stevens offered last fall to ask Allen Dulles about an CIA posting for G. David Schine. Transcripts from the Senate investigation show Stevens and Roy Cohn discussed a potential CIA assignment as part of the Army McCarthy hearings.
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Allen Dulles
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Charles FE. Wilson
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Detroit Beats Boston In 9th Inning Rally 9-2
Detroit trailed early but exploded for a 9 to 2 win over Boston as Gromek Miller and Herbert limit Boston to minimal runs while Sullivan Kinder and White secure final outs.
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Lobster Smuggling Arrest in Ensenada Mexico
A U S Fisheries Commission arrest in Ensenada Mexico charges an American pilot identified as Harry Flits with attempting to smuggle lobsters from Mexico into the United States. The action marks a cross border maritime smuggling case involving illicit seafood trade.
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Weather Outlook for Southern Vawormia June 7 1984
Mostly clear skies tonight and Tuesday with high thin clouds. June 7 1984 readings show today’s high 82 and low 45, Sunday high 84 and low 41, Saturday high 74 and low 50. A quirky note mentions graduates and college events, ending with a diner joke about a missing spoon.
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Top Scientists Quit Radar Lab Jobs Amid Security Charges
CHICAGO UP A group of top scientists say roughly a dozen Fort Monmouth radar researchers have left or faced dismissal amid security charges linked to Army McCarthy hearings. The group notes four resignations in the last week and urges public release of the Federation of American Scientists report denying espionage.
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U S Afraid To Test Two New Nuclear Devices
U S Rep James T Patterson says the United States has no nuclear devices ready for testing and that President Eisenhower ordered muted development. Patterson, speaking before a banquet, said he would not call them bombs and did not elaborate further.
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Snowstorm strands Tourists on Trail Ridge Road Estes Park
A binding summer snowstorm trapped about 30 tourists atop the 12,100 foot Trail Ridge Road in Rocky Mountain National Park. Some cars were abandoned and travelers walked down while others rode out the storm in zero temperatures until rescue efforts cleared the road.
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Barton Herschler
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Tax Evaders Can't Vote In California Ruling
California Attorney General Edmund G. Brown ruled that persons convicted of violations of federal revenue laws are an infamous crime under the state constitution and cannot vote. The decision, made at the request of Fresno County council, allows the county clerk to cancel the registration of a voter who pleaded guilty in 1950 to attempting to avoid income tax payments and who received five months in prison.
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Edmund G. Brown
California
Brown
Robert M Walsh
Fresno
Fliers Die As Plane Crashes Off Santa Monica
Coast Guard searched today for the bodies of two fliers believed killed when their World War II trainer aircraft crashed about a mile off Santa Monica canyon. Thousands watched from the beach as rescuers found only wreckage and no trace of the occupants.
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Warren Warren Warren Says U S Living In An Emotional Age
Chief Justice Earl Warren warned during MacMurray College commencement that the nation is in an emotional age driven by charges and rumors. He urged graduates to seek understanding and good will, stressing the need to distinguish history from gossip and evidence from insinuation amid a flood of controversial news.
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Earl Warren
Trent
MacMurray College
California
Goveror
New Try For Hawaiian Bill
Republican congressional leaders said after a White House meeting that they will press to pass Hawaiian statehood this session. The House approved Hawaii, while Senate Democrats added Alaska’s statehood to the bill. The Senate amendment sits in the House Rules Committee as administration and most Republicans support Hawaii but oppose Alaska now. Speaker Joseph W. Martin Jr said the matter was discussed with President Eisenhower and another effort will seek a path to approval before adjournment.
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Hawai‘ian
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House Rules Committee
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Eurovision Network Opens In London Global Telecast Debut
Newspapers hailed the eight nation Eurovision network as a success. Britain France Belgium Holland Denmark West Germany Switzerland and Italy linked for the first international television hookup. Pope Pius VI spoke in Rome in five languages during the inaugural telecast.
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California Voters Go To Polls Tomorrow
California voters face a major off year test as polls open at 7 am PDT tomorrow to nominate candidates for a November runoff. Key races include U S senator, 30 congressmen, 100 state legislators and other constitutional officers. The Kuchel Yorty contest dominates attention with Roosevelt and Condon also seeking seats and trading sharp charges amid accusations of smear politics and radical ties.
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Sam Yorty
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James Roosevelt
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Van Fleet Talks With Eisenhower Before Far East Flight
Gen James A Van Fleet met President Eisenhower for 30 minutes then planned a return flight to the Far East. The White House said he would conduct a further survey for 30 to 60 days in Japan and Southeast Asia. A spokesman would not specify Indochina. Van Fleet had just returned with Defense Secretary Wilson after 30 days assessing Far Eastern military conditions.
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James A. van Fleet
Eisenhower
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van Fleet
California highway death toll tops 1102 by Memorial Day
Sacramento reports California's 1954 highway death toll reached 1102 during the Memorial Day period. Highway Patrol Commissioner B R Caldwell cites speed and recklessness as the main causes, noting 34.9 percent of crashes. He vows continued visible enforcement to deter speeders and reckless drivers.
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B. R. Caldwell
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Reds Seize Two Outposts Near Hanoi in Delta Skirmish
In Indochina, Communist rebels captured Dong Lay near Son Tay and Hisp Son north of Haiphong as French forces reported several skirmishes along delta roads. Patrols killed 27 rebels east of Hanoi while mines were found between road and rail lines. French reinforcements arrived for delta defense amid unclear airlift details.
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Riot Among 400 Teens Breaks Out at Long Beach Beach
Authorities blamed drunken and drug-using teens for a riot near Long Beach. Lifeguard Gene Perle, 28, was struck on the head. Officer Ray Earnhart issued a traffic citation when jeers sparked a melee that drew about 400 youths before 25 police and lifeguards restored order. Gilbert Sendrigas, 20, was arrested on drunken and disorderly suspicions.
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Gene Perle
Ray Earnhart
Barnhart
Gilbert Sendrigas
Singer Robert Linn Recovering After Appendectomy
Newport Beach hospital reports singer Robert Linn recovering satisfactorily after an emergency appendectomy at Hope Memorial Hospital following a Saturday illness. Glenwood Press notes Linn’s condition remains stable as doctors monitor recovery.
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Robert Linn
Hope Memorial Hospital
Graham speaks to 40000 British Methodists in Derbyshire
Evangelist Billy Graham ended his Scottish golf holiday to address about 40,000 Methodists at their annual Whitsin Convention in the Derbyshire village of Culver England.
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Joe Must Go Movement Falters in Wisconsin Recall Push
Sauk City Wisconsin UP le Roy Gere head of the recall drive said the effort failed and that all petitions would be withdrawn to avoid suspension. He noted mail was heavy but not enough signatures to trigger a recall election and plans to try again after the November vote with fewer required names.
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LeRoy Gere
Joseph R. McCarthy
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Gore
Sarcophagus Of Pharoah Found In Old Kingdom Tomb
Dr Mustafa Amer, director of Egyptian antiquities, announced the first intact Old Kingdom tomb discovered in 50 centuries at Sakkara, with Zakaria Ghoneim predicting rich data and possible great treasure. A five man committee supervises the excavation near Cheops Pyramid and the Giza site where solar boats were found.
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Man Adrift After Boat Sinks Dies In Harbor General
A Redondo Beach man identified as William Fullenwider, 48, who drifted 12 hours after the 36-foot Las Tuinas sank five miles off Horse Shoe Kelp, died at Harbor General Hospital. His companion, Charles Markham of Van Nuys, was listed in satisfactory condition after being rescued by the tug Mahto.
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Huntington Hotel Sold To Sheraton Chain
Pasadena report states that controlling interest in the Huntington hotel is sold to the Sheraton Corporation of America and will transfer July 1. The four year old hotel will be renamed the Sheraton Huntington marking the chain's first appearance on the West Coast.
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Britain seeks delay in Korea talks at Geneva
At Geneva the British request for postponement of a Korea unification meeting unsettled Western plans to end the current negotiation phase. Molotov pressed a five point program, aiming to settle Korea while Eden flew to London to consult the cabinet. Eden expected back for Indochina session as Molotov set to meet Bidault on cease fire control in Indochina.
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Fire Threat Threatens Atomic City in New Mexico
Hardened Indian firefighters and volunteers battled a wind whipped forest fire near Los Alamos New Mexico once threatening the atomic city top secret laboratory areas. The U S Forest Service said the fire was under complete control for the first time as it penetrated within three miles of government city residential and technical areas but Atomic Energy Commission officials said there was no danger to the town.
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Jets Collide in Midair Over Korea Two Pilots Safe
Two F-86 Sabre jets collided during a routine training mission about 30 miles south of Osan, Korea. Both pilots parachuted to safety, with the aircraft crashing within 500 yards of each other. Names were withheld to protect the pilots’ families.
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Hotel Fourteen Robbed in Copacabana Heist
Two men robbed the exclusive Hotel Fourteen early today taking 26000 dollars in cash receipts from two strongboxes in the office safe of the Copacabana night club next door. The Copacabana is located adjacent to the hotel.
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Copacabana
Oppenheimer Appeals AEC Security Board Ruling
Dr. J Robert Oppenheimer plans a formal appeal to the Atomic Energy Commission after a special security board found him a loyal citizen but refused to reinstate his access to atomic secrets. The decision prompts scientific defense and a push for a security system review.
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J. Robert Oppenheimer
Atomic Energy Commission
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Oppenheimer
One Man Posse Rider Killed In Wild West Style Chase
In Los Angeles a man named Paul W. Roster, 22, of South Gate, died from head injuries after falling from a rented horse during a pursuit in Montebello. He fired five shots at an automobile, all missed, before the horse balked at a corner and he was thrown. The car’s driver fled. a woman, Ernestine Aguilar, 33, identified as Mexican and unable to speak English, was found in the vehicle.
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