Oppenheimer Secrecy Case Faces Quick AEC Action
The Atomic Energy Commission reviews a special board’s 2 1 split ruling that J Robert Oppenheimer remains a loyal citizen but is too risky to regain clearance. The board cited past Communist associations and delays to hydrogen bomb development, while Oppenheimer’s lawyers seek immediate full Commission review.
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Oppenheimer Joaned
Eisenhower Highlights Anti communism Accomplishments
President Eisenhower praised his administration’s record in fighting communism and subversion at a news conference. He refused to answer questions about the McCarthy controversy, saying his focus was enacting the legislative program.
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Cohn Says Army Tried to Halt McCarthy Probe
Roy M. Cohn testified that Secretary Stevens and Army Counselor John G. Adams did their best to stop the McCarthy subcommittee inquiry into Communists in the Army. He said both officials likely feared exposure would reflect on them, but denied improper pressure for Schine’s draft. The hearing covered transcripts of Stevens talks and presidential orders limiting release of calls.
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Classified ad tips to sell used items fast
A Times Enterprise notice urges readers to place classified ads for old stove bed rug or attic finds. Call 12 for ad taker and convert unused goods into cash or exchanges.
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Ammo Dump Near Saigon Blows Up
Explosions destroy a large munitions dump near Saigon's residential area in Indochina. One person killed and several injured as fear grows of continued blasts possibly lasting two days. Authorities worry whether the fires are accidents or sabotage by Viet Minh guerrillas. French forces alert Saigon garrison and order troops to billets immediately. Medical notes mention Army treatment for Pvt. G. David Schine, a former subcommittee consultant.
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Two Civilians Die In Navy Sub Blast At Portsmouth Yard
In Portsmouth New Hampshire two civilian workers were killed when a flash explosion occurred aboard the submarine Sirago in drydock. A nearby sailor was burned but not critically. Six other civilians were unharmed. The dead are Rachel Senchel 28 of Bomersworth and Joseph E A Rousseau 40 of Pirmouth.
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Ala
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Weather Forecast For Georgia And Northwest Florida
Georgia shows partly cloudy conditions with no temperature change this afternoon and tonight. A chance of thunder showers is expected in the extreme south portion this afternoon. Thursday will be partly cloudy and warm with scattered thunderstorms. Northwest Florida remains partly cloudy and warm with scattered thundershowers Thursday.
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Democrats Fail To Hit Farm Plan Protest Target
South Dakota Democrats failed to reach their planned protest vote against the administration farm program in the primary. They claimed 35,000 votes would signal dissatisfaction, but results showed only partial influence with Republican voting also below expectations. Other primaries in Nevada and Alabama produced notable party results including Mundt Holum in SD, Pittman and Russell in Nevada, and Huddleston in Alabama.
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Charles Russell
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Clifton Young
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Storms Damaged Georgia Areas Including Augusta
Severe weather tore through parts of Georgia with high winds hail and heavy rain. Wires were down across Augusta and TV stations were knocked off air. Officials said no major property damage or casualties were reported despite widespread disruption.
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Augusta
McCarthy Claims CIA Infiltrated by Communists
Senate McCarthy says subcommittee has information alleging serious Communist infiltration of the Central Intelligence Agency and of hydrogen and atom bomb plants. He noted the Monmouth Army radar inquiry and suggested broader subversion concerns, pending details.
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France Proposes Asian Led Indo China Cease Fire Plan
Geneva reports say French Foreign Minister Georges Bidault may push a cease fire framework with Asian neutrals supervising the process. The United States and Britain reportedly back Asian policing while considering India Pakistan Ceylon Indonesia and Burma for supervisory roles.
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