Lilienthal Blasts Probe As Smearing
AEC chair David I Lilienthal denounces the Congressional probe as smearing, urging full public hearings on case A as Senator Hickenlooper presses loyalty and security questions at the Atomic Energy Committee hearings. The dispute centers on a top secret case and a man once suspended over an FBI report.
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Oliver W. DE Wolf
Washington
David I. Lilienthal
Congressional
The
Atomic Energy Commission
AEC
Lilienthal
Senator Hickenlooper
Iowa
Senate-House Atomic Energy Committee
Hickenlooper
Hickenhooper
ASC
Congress
FBI
Committee
Commission
Gray nominated as Army's top civilian boss after wartime private service
Gordon Gray from North Carolina rose from private in the U S Infantry seven years ago to President Truman's pick as the Army's top civilian leader. The 40 year old Yale lawyer and publisher, with a varied career in law, publishing, and North Carolina politics, now serves as assistant and acting secretary while awaiting Senate confirmation.
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Ruth Cowan Washington
Gordon Gray
U. S. Infantry
North Carolina
President Truman
Army
Pentagon
Tracy’ Voorhees
Omar N. Bradley
Gray
Kenneth Royall
Defense Forestal
Baltimore
Bowman
Nathalie Lyons Gray
R. J. Reynolds
Reynolds 'Tobacco Company
Woodberry Forest School
Virginia
University of North Carolina
Phi Bete Kappa
Yale
Yale Law Journal
New York
Gordon Jr
Burton Craige
Boyden
Bernard
North Carolina State Senate
Europe
Orth Carolina
State Senate
Milledgeville State Hospital Hit by Rat and Roach Infestation
In Milledgeville Georgia the 10 000 patient state mental hospital faced fresh scrutiny after a staff upheaval. The site was described as infested by rats and roaches amid resignations protesting reforms by a new superintendent. Replacements for three of 11 doctors were in place and three more were expected. a Senate committee ordered a second investigation.
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Milledgeville, Ga
Senate
Twelve doctors refuse to testify as group at Milledgeville hospital case
Twelve physicians who resigned and were fired from the Milledgeville state mental hospital staff refused to testify individually. They demanded to present their case as a group, but the state Social Security Board would not permit representatives to speak on those terms.
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Milledgeville
State Mental Hospital
State Social Security Board
State Hospital For the Insane
Herman Talmadge
T. A. Deekman
State Welfare
Jack Worrester
George Green
T. G. Peaenek
Co Clodfelter
Y. H. Yarbrough
R. W. Bradford
Robert B. Crichton
T. A. Chesnutt
C. P. Waller
Biel
John D. Wiley
M. E.smith
W. M. Gibson
M. K. MacMillan Hires
Solon Sees Speed On Arms Plan At Paris Talks
Senator Connally said breakdowns at the foreign ministers conference in Paris could hasten action on the 2.13 billion arms for Europe program. President Truman is reportedly not rushing to send the plan to Congress before treaty ratification. Connally warned a failed meeting could alter the schedule and influence U.S. defense aims.
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Don Whitehead
Washington
Connally
D-Tex
Paris
Senate
Truman
Congress
Russia
Dong Seer
Benefi. O
Europe
Secheson
Local Market Summary From State Farmers Market Items
Yesterday sales show cantaloupes at six to sixteen and a half cents with seventeen thousand two hundred sixty eight moved under manager A L Mathis. Gkra sold for two eighty to seven dollars with five hundred forty five bushels cleared. Field peas brought seventy five to one eighty five cents with four thousand eight hundred eighty two hampers. One thousand dozen ears of corn sold at twenty five cents per dozen. Tomatoes earned seventy five cents to one fifty per bushel with three hundred sixty three. Bell peppers twenty five bushels brought two to four dollars. Squash fifty cents to two fifty yielding seven hundred four hampers. Butter beans two to three forty cents for one thousand six hundred five hampers. Cucumbers moved ninety five cents to two twenty per hamper for one hundred fifty eight hampers. Polo beans two to four seventy five dollars per bushel.
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A. L. Mathis
Gkra
Searchers Use Flares To Hunt For Crash Victims
Searchers used flares in murky waters where a chartered transport plane crashed off San Juan. At least four of 81 aboard died. 27 survived, 34 bodies recovered. Investigations launched. survivors include Miss Hale and Captain Akefield. Governor Munoz Marin pledged cooperation.
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Julio Rivero
San Juan
Puerto Rico
U. S
Coast Guard
D. H. Dexter
U. S. Coast Guard
Reywl
Hip
United States
Puerto
Civil Aeronutics Board
Miami
Strato-Freight Inc
Mismi
Fla
Newark
N. J
Ruben Rivera Quiles
al Cockrell
Pittsfield
Jass
Juith Hale
Binghamton
N. Y
Cockrell
Navy
Twe
Miss Hale
Lee Hakefield
Stemiord
Conn
Jack Connell
New York
George S. Cary
West Hartford
A. Gonzalez
Tiale
Mort Brooke
Munoz Marin
Berlin Deadlock Persists Over Soviet Veto Power
The June 8 Paris conference on Berlin stagnates as Russia demands equal say with the Western powers. Dean Acheson rejects a fifty fifty plan favoring Soviet control, while Andrei Vishinsky presses for 50 percent German-Run commission seats and broader veto rights. Western ministers back the American approach to govern Berlin with four occupying powers, noting Vienna's model remains unresolved.
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Joseph E. Dynan
Paris
Foreign Ministers
Russia
Berlin
Dean Acheson
Andrei Vishinsky
Vishinsky
Vienna
Jocil
Kommandatura
Hussia
Economy Drive Adds Strength in U S Senate
The Senate showed tentative gains for economy measures as McClellan signals possible veto by President Truman. The upper chamber cut a major State Justice Commerce bill below House totals, approving $671.78 million with $12.3 million less cash and $6.1 million more contract authority, while other appropriations rose. Senator McCarran hopes this trend continues.
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Washington
Senate
Truman
McClellan
Ark
Coligrens
Senate Expenditures Committee
McClean
I Wold
Briny
House
State, Justice and Commerce Department
Federal Judiciary
Congress
McCarran
D-New
State Justice Commerce
Southern asks Lewis for lower wage scale in coal talks
Bluefield West Virginia June 8 AP Southern producers may ask John L Lewis team today for a lower scale than the rest of the soft coal country. Operators were expected to add to proposals before United Mine Workers. Indications a bid to restore the old southern pay differential might be among new proposals. A fight over the union welfare and pension fund also loomed in closed sessions.
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Bluefied
W. Va
Southern
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers
Joseph S. Moody
Southern Coal Producers Association
Moody
Educators Urge Bar on Communists in Teaching Field
Twenty top educators including General Eisenhower and Harvard's James Conant urge barring Communist members from teaching. They say Communist affiliation renders an individual unfit and that schools may teach about Communism without advocacy. The group released a 54 page report on American education and international tensions.
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Vern Hauland
Washington
Joe 8
Dwight D
Eisenhower
Harvard
Columbia University
Conanta
Educational Policies Commission
National Education, Association
American’ Association of School Administrators
Bans ¢ Commission
Ated
Gee Assy
Soviet Union
Communist Party
United States
Communist Party of the United States
Weather Outlook for Georgia and Northwest Florida
Partly cloudy and hot today tonight and Thursday with scattered afternoon thundershowers mainly in south and central Georgia. In northwest Florida the weather is partly cloudy this afternoon tonight and Thursday with scattered showers and thundershowers and light southerly coastal winds.
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Georgia
Florida
Reforms At Milledgeville State Mental Hospital Cited
Dechman states that under his leadership as superintendent, staffing hours were matched to pay and conditions improved. He cites changes in food and clothing procurement, laundry output up to 25,600 pounds daily, and better patient care with improved egg quality and portions. The remarks address past abuses and ongoing personnel procedures reforms.
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Milldepeville
Thomas Dechman
Dechmaan
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Communist Party If
Fulton County
Atlanta
Evans Wilder
Cartersville
Chase
Ralph McClelland
A. L. Battie
Young Wilder
Social Security Board
Jack Forrester
Dech- Man
Dechman
War Assets Administration
Secy Gray
Solon
State Hospital
Acheson
West Berlin
U.S. Senate
South
Lewis
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