Scientists Fear U S Destruction Of Resources
Many scientists warn that the United States is destroying vital scientific resources. In the Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists editors urge action against policies they say threaten American science and national security amid postwar hopes and the hydrogen bomb race.
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American Society of Newspaper Editors
Committee On Atomic Information
Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists
The
United Press
Gensssucae Ane
United States
America
Soviet Union
Russia
House Passes NSF Bill With FBI Clearances Clause
The House approved a National Science Foundation bill 247 to 125 to back basic science since the war end. A controversial attached clause requires FBI investigations and clearances for every student receiving government aid, prompting protests from scientists who see secrecy as unnecessary.
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FBI
House
House of Representatives
National Science Foundation
Loyalty tests and secrecy in atomic research debated
The Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists criticism of Hickenlooper probes, urging less secrecy and more open science, argues progress depends on safer, freer collaboration. It warns Russia may be advancing and calls for broader international cooperation rather than compartmentalization.
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Hickenlooper
Proteste
Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists
Progress
Bulletin
Swain
Fuchs
Russia
Britain
U. S
Lausche Reviews Turnpike Ruling With Duffy in Columbus
In Columbus Gov. Lausche meets with Attorney General Herbert S. Duffy to clarify the Ohio Supreme Court ruling on the proposed turnpike. Court action ordered a $600000 release for a survey of the route but did not resolve the act's legality. Commission members warn that bond sales hinge on settling the legality of the whole operation.
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Columbus
Frank J
Lausche
Herbert S. Duffy
Ohio Supreme Court
Supreme Court
Ohio Turnpike Commission
Court action hoped to resolve lower court delays
The article notes anticipation that some action may begin in the lower courts to clarify the situation. Given the slow pace in lower courts, the question likely won’t reach the Supreme Court before next fall.
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Supreme Court
Shriners Pick San Antonio for Iext Convention
Louisville report notes Shriners select San Antonio Texas as the convention site. The piece references agriculture department remarks and mentions Harry C. Ebright of Miami Florida amid scattered garbled text about grass and foundation needs.
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Shriners
San Antonio
Louisville
Directors Association of North
Pound of America
San An
Kentucky
Tonio
Texas
U. S. Department
Agriculture
Harry C. Ebright
Miami
Fla
Election of officers for the association 1950 51
The association elected a president for 1950 51 with officers including William S. Johnson of Duluth Minnesota as first vice president T C Young of Hastings Nebraska as second vice president Louis Chackes of East St Louis DL as secretary treasurer and Stu Horn of Pittsburg Kansas as director general Also named to the board of directors was J K Jones of Madisonville Kentucky
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Association
William S. Johnson
Duluth
Minn
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