Scientists Ready to Back Oppenheimer at Security Hearing
Former Atomic Energy Commission chairmen Lilienthal and Bush are expected to testify in Oppenheimer’s security hearing. Lilienthal yesterday said he accepted the invitation from Oppenheimer’s lawyers. Bush aide said he expects to testify as the proceedings continue in a sealed room in Washington.
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Washington
Atomic Energy Commission
J. Robert Oppenheimer
David E. Lilienthal
New York
de Lilienthal
Oppenheimer
Vannevar Bush
Office of Scientific Research and Development
Bush
Eisenhower
AEC
David Hill
Federation of American Scientists
Howard Meyvyerhoff
Scientific Manpower Commission
Hill
Los Alamos
N. M
Atomic Laboratory
Dr. Oppenheimer
Meyerhoff
Anderson
Joint
House-Senate Atomic Energy Committee
Agriculture
State Production Allowable Is Set in New Mexico May Output
The New Mexico Oil Conservation Commission set a statewide daily production allowable of 226,482 barrels for May. The per unit basic allowable remains 40 barrels. The May total is expected to exceed April due to new wells added this period.
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Santa FE
New Mexico Oil Conservation Commission
Local Weather Report From United States Weather Bureau
Temperatures recorded at 2 pm 84 highest and 51 lowest. Normal high 75 low 44. Precipitation totals show .09 for month to date and 1.71 year to date. Mostly cloudy skies today and continued unsettled conditions expected.
Sunrise Services Planned at Walker AFB by Chaplain
Lt Col Floyd Smith of the 8th Air Force will lead Easter sunrise services at Walker Air Force Base. The event starts 5 15 a.m. on the parade ground before base headquarters with public invitation. Smith, a pastor and chaplain, has extensive wartime and civilian experience and resides in Fort Worth with his wife and four children.
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Smith
8Th Air Force
Walker Air Force Base
Phillips University
Enid
Okla
Cambridge University
England
50Th Troop Carrier Wing
Ninth Air Defense Command
Neosho
Kansas
Ft. Worth
Allen Trial Starts in Albuquerque
Dr. Robert E. Barton Allen, 42, a former University of New Mexico speech professor, began his district court trial on a charge of contributing to the delinquency of a 16 year old boy. He waived a jury trial and pleaded innocent last fall.
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Allen
Albuquerque
Robert E. Barton Allen
University of New Mexico
State workers to be excused Friday afternoon
Gov Mechem's office announced that state employees will be excused from work Friday afternoon in observance of Good Friday.
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Santa FE
Mechem
Stockton Campaign Tour Backs Republican Support
Stockton travels by plane to Roswell then visits Carlsbad Lovington and Hobbs meeting Republicans. He says voters should choose him and avoids personal attacks while planning further stops in Artesia and a bipartisan event on the Heights. He will return to Albuquerque and then spend Easter weekend at his Raton ranch.
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Stockton
Roswell
Carlsbad
Lovington
Hobbs
Artesia
E. W. Mitchell
Albuquerque
Raton
First sealed-bid wool sale in country starts strong
The initial sealed-bid wool sale in the nation opens with over 500000 in wool sold by 23 Boston Wool firms during four days. Top price paid is 695.8 cents per pound to Irwin Corn. About 800000 pounds offered, with prices from 40 to 6958 cents per pound grease. Sale expected to gross over 1000000 for area producers and continue next week at Roswell and the Eastern New Mexico Fair grounds.
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Boston
Abe Meyer
Roswell Wool & Mohair Company
Irwin Corn
Meyer
Meyers
Roswell
Bill to expand federal highway aid advances to Eisenhower
Congress passed a bill authorizing expanded highway aid and sent it to the White House for President Eisenhower. New Mexico would receive 9,205,000 for state roads and 2,076,000 for interstate roads.
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Washington
House
Senate
White House
Eisenhower
New Mexico
Money Chief Urges Action On Tax Bill
Humphrey urged rapid passage of the 875 page tax reform bill before the Senate Finance Committee. He said the measure would ease the tax load for business and individuals, spur expansion, and create jobs, while noting current economy remains strong despite military production downswing. He warned against recession talk and highlighted high employment and rising personal income.
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American Society of Newspaper Editors
Humphrey
Senate Finance Committee
House
Senate Committee
Treasury
John W. McCormack
Dmass
Charles Halleck
R-Ind
Services Scheduled Tomorrow in Artesia
Good Friday services will be held at First Methodist Church Artesia from noon to 3 p.m. The public is invited to attend any portion. Rev W E McGuffin leads choral singing with Charles Cox directing the musical program. Seven ministers will speak on seven quot nations of Jesus on the cross. Revs R L Willingham S M Morgan Orvan E Gilstrap Fernando Garcia J H McClendon Wm McMahon and G F Burton participate.
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Fernando Garcia
J. H. McClendon
Wm. McMahon
G. F. Burton
Scotish Rite Masons Hold Maundy Thursday Services
Maundy Thursday services of extinguishing symbolic lights will be held at the Masonic Temple at 6 30 this evening with a banquet to follow at 7 o clock. Ladies are invited to attend the meal.
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Masonic Temple
East Side Candidate Caravan Promotes H Bomb Debate
In New Mexico eight county tour Democratic candidates spotlight thermonuclear weapons policy. Anderson cites secrecy needs and shows the 1952 H bomb explosion film while touring. He touts a $25 million long range water plan and loans up to $25 000 for farmers to drill to combat drought and wind erosion.
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Artesia
New Mexico
East Side
Simms
Midneland
Roswell
Anderson
Agriculture Secretary
Congress
Democrats Rally On Water, Wool, and Cotton at Breakfast
At the Nickson Hotel Green Room a Democratic candidate breakfast drew about 150 people with Sen. Clinton P. Anderson as lead speaker. Governor hopeful John F. Simms Jr. praised turnout, while Anderson addressed drought, wool bills, and cotton allotment, stressing Democratic unity and duties amid a challenging season.
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Roswell
Nickson Hotel
U. S
Clinton P. Anderson
Truman Sanders
Chaves County
Democratic Committee
John F. Simms
Brownie Emerson
Sen
Fort Sumner
Portales
John F. Simms Jr
New Mexico
Milneland
Anderson
Truman T. Sanders Jr
Mesa
Texas
Curry
Lone Star
Spee
Dwight
Representatives
Packed Roswell Park Expected for Rocket Opener
Ticket committee led by Mayor elect Bert Ballard aims for a full Pair Park stadium for the season opener against Carlsbad on Tuesday night. Enthusiasm from fans and exhibition game success boost attendance hopes, with J. R. Patsy Allen coordinating the opening ceremony.
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Pair Park Stadium
Carlsbad
Bert Ballard
Spear
Ballard
Roswell
Rockets
J. R
Patsy) Allen
Cobean Sees Northern Counties Favor GOP
Mayor Warren Cobean, Republican nominee for United States Congress, reports northern counties are exceptionally favorable to the Republican party this year. He notes many residents praise the statewide candidate selection and that Southern New Mexico will have representation in Congress. He plans a return visit later this month.
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Warren Cobean
United States Congress
Albuquerque
Santa Fe
Cobean
Order of Service Announced for Good Friday Observance
The Roswell Ministerial Association presents a Good Friday service from 12 noon to 3 pm titled The Words From the Cross. Worshippers may enter or leave between 25 minute sections as ministers deliver meditations on Forgiveness Salvation Love Loneliness Physical Suffering Triumph Reunion. Special vocal solos and three pianists are planned.
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Roswell
J. Bawden
Buford Coplen
George T. Cunning
Joseph L. Jolly
O. F. Dixon
Hugh Jordan
Marion Nilsson
DuBois
C. Elvin Walter
Ralph Harris
Christ
Bud Cisco
Barbara Duenkel
Charlie Johnson
Ruthe Owens
Trainmen Meet Albuquerque
About 300 delegates from 10 states attend the opening sessions of a four day convention of railway shop craftsmen in Albuquerque. Sen. Dennis Chavez of New Mexico is to address the general convention tomorrow.
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Albuquerque
Dennis Chavez
D-Nm
Eisenhower Praises Government Progress in Letter
President Eisenhower says he is heartened by government accomplishments of the last 15 months in a letter released from his Augusta vacation headquarters. He reacts to Deputy Defense Secretary Roger M. Kyes resignation and thanks him for helping build a sound readiness program.
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Augusta
Eisenhower
Roger M. Kyes
Kyes
Defense Department
General Motors
Robert Anderson
Navy
White House
Land
Coamp
Dulles Reports Praise for Talks in London Paris
Secretary of State Dulles says he is well satisfied with talks in London and Paris on Indochina and the Geneva conference. He forecasts a possible 10 nation Pacific alliance to stem Communist expansion and cites Thailand’s agreement and broader unity among free nations.
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N.Y
Dulles
United States
London
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Indochina
Southeast
Duck Island
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Eden
Georges Bidault
Paris
Thailand
Magsaysay Dulles
Southeast Asia
Washington
Main Duck Island
Richard K. Benson
Chaumont
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State Department
United Front
Geneva
Bidault
Pacific
Eisenhower
U. S
Senate
Sen
Knowland
A. Mansfield
Dmont
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