Hearing on AEC report cites Hanford cost surge
Washington report outlines a Congressional inquiry finding the Atomic Energy Commission responsible for part of a fourfold rise in Hanford Washington construction costs. It names Adrian S. Fisher Paul A. Green and Walter J. Williams as authors and notes the commission blamed rushed work and a lack of a common policy on detailed supervision.
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Atomic Energy Commi Personne
AEC
Hanford
Wash
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Adrian S. Fisher
Paul al. Green
Walter J. Willams
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Tadax
Hoover Fron Page One and Coplon Trial Tensions
Hoover faced questions over a potential formal statement on the Coplon trial resignation rumors. Clark testified before a House subcommittee on civil rights pills while Hoover opposed introducing secret documents. Nixon claimed Clark overruled Hoover on proceeding with the case, stirring criticism of FBI reports and nationwide implications.
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Capitol Hill
House Judiciary
Times-Herald
Hoover
Coplon
FBI
Nixon
R-Cali
East Soutt
Jobless Insurance Claims Hit Peak in New York
New York State reports unemployment insurance and veterans readjustment allowances reaching an all time high of 3 534 515 last week, up about 56 000 from the prior week and 190 477 above the year ago total. Officials cite start of a new benefit year as a significant factor in the rise.
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New York State
State Labor Department
Palmer Presses Ickes and Condon in Atomic Case
In a high profile session Judge Reeves sustains objections as Palmer questions Ickes and Condon about communism, FBI reports, and a decoy memo. The exchange probes whether geophones and other equipment tied to atomic research were secret, with Kelley blocking those lines. The day ends amid delayed start and a late arrival of Ernest Bevin at the maritime palace.
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Audge Reeves
Sellen
Palmer
Ickes
FBI
Lade
Miss Gruber
Dr. Condon
Condon
Bureau of Standards
Kelley
Reeves
Dr.Condon
Amtors
Udge
Miss Cepson
Pallmer
Doctors Offer Hope to Break Laxative Habit With Carter’s Pills
The report cites five New York doctors and many steady dosers in medical studies proving a plan using Carter’s Pills can break the laxative habit. Start with two pills nightly for a week, then taper to one, finally stop laxatives as water intake and regular timing establish natural digestion. The gentle Carter’s Pills cost 33 cents at any drug store.
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New York
Carter
Fire at Municipal Airport delays Hancock Field opening
Fire in progress last week as Barry convened contractors to build the LIGO Giel terminal and adjacent hangar. A tentative plan to close the Municipal Airport at 22 59 AM July 1 and reopen Hancock Field for commercial use by noon the same day was postponed. The fire delayed the Hancock opening date with details not yet clear.
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Barry
Ligo.giel
Hancock Field
Hancock
Soviet Foreign Minister asks for more time at Big Four talks
In Paris a secret Big Four meeting of foreign ministers was canceled at the last moment as Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Vishinsky asked for more time. U.S. sources said Vishinsky was unprepared for the session and was to present the Kremlin's response to Western proposals.
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Russia
West
Ernest
Tthe Ping Marpite Palace
Apnparentis
Ing
Paris
Andrei Y. Vishinsky
Vishinsky
Kremlin
Sales Tax Banned by Schenectady Board of Supervisors
Schenectady County Supervisors vote 18 to 0 against a two percent county sales tax or any other permissive levy. They adopted a resolution stating that no sales tax or other permissive tax shall be levied by the board.
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Lehensctady
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