Truman Enjoys Reunion and Plans Major Foreign Policy Speech
President Truman, upset by Congress pushing cuts to European aid, vows plain talk on the issue at a June 11 visit to Little Rock. He attends a 35th Division reunion, will deliver a 3:30 p.m. foreign policy address, and hosts events with Gov. Sid McMath. He jokes about dancing, joins WWI comrades for a breakfast parade, and travels back to Washington with sister Mary Jane Truman and relatives.
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Little Rock
Ark
Truman
35Th Division
Sid* McMath
United States
Barry
Battery D
129Th Field Artillery
Hotel Marion
Joseph T. Robinson
Harry S. Truman
Washington
Mary Jane Truman
Independence, Mo
Ralph £. Truman
Solons To See Loyalty Record of AEC Workers
Washington June 11 Congress will examine loyalty records of key Atomic Energy Commission employees behind closed Senate House Atomic Committee hearings. The 9 to 8 vote split the inquiry, blocking public discussion of part of Senator Hickenlooper's charges against ABC chairman David E. Lilienthal. McMahon pressed for closed sessions on loyalty, promising a report when the inquiry ends. Hickenlooper called the decision remarkable and said it blocks his security presentation. He plans to proceed if allowed, while McMahon signaled public hearings to resume Monday if ready.
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Washington
Congress
Atomic Energy Commission
Senate House Atomic Committee
Senator Hickenlooper
Iowa
ABC
David E. Lilienthal
McMahon
D-Conn
Hickenlooper
Mutual
Veterans Lash Rep Vinson At Georgia Legion Meet
Georgia veterans pace at Augusta convention assailing Congressman Carl Vinson for discourtesy and lip service to national security. Gov. Talmadge urged faster veteran training and farm labor program expansion as 1100 Legionnaires attend the last day.
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Augusta
Georgia
Carl Vinson
American Legion
House Armed Services Committee
Legion
Erle Cocke, Jr
Atlanta
Vinson
Flannery Pope
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Herman Talmadige
Legion Tsmash
Talmadge
Georgia Legionnaires
Roy V. Harris
M. D. Collins
Georgia Florida Weather Outlook With Scattered Showers
Considerable cloudiness with scattered showers and little temperature change this afternoon and tonight. Some thundershowers in the south this afternoon. Sunday partly cloudy and warmer with scattered thundershowers. Northwest Florida coast sees southerly winds and similar unsettled conditions through the period.
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Georgia
Florida
Albany Man Drowns When Car Plunges From Cordray Bridge
Albany Ga June 11 AP Claude M Boynton 41 of Albany drowned when his car plunged off a bridge at Cordray Mill in Calhoun county during a driven rain. Police Chief M Burnett said a search for other occupants was in progress. J R Williams of Cordray Mill rescued airman Cooper, who could not identify others. Water was about 12 feet deep. In a second crash Charles L Wolfe of Washington Ga and G R Sheffield of Atlanta were injured. Wolfe was booked for driving under the influence.
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Albany? Ga
Claude. M. Boynton
Albany
Cordray’s Mill
Calhoun County
M. Burnett
J. R. Williams
Turner Air Force Base
Cooper
Burnett
Charles L. Wolfe
Washington, Ga
G. R. Sheffield
Atlanta
Wolfe
Conference Adjourns At Vishinsky Request In Paris
Paris June 11 AP Western officials expect a new move by Russia at the Paris conference when the Council of Foreign Ministers reconvenes. Andrei Vishinsky had asked for a one day recess, saying he would be busy. Western ministers doubt the adjournment will yield action. Vishinsky pushes for a German peace treaty within three months and immediate peace procedures.
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Paris
Russia
Council of Foreign Ministers
Andrei ‘Nishinsky
Vishinsky
Kremlin
Dean Acheson
Acheson
Madec
Germany
Berlin
Wester
Moscow
East Germany
New York
U. S
State Department
Alger Hiss
Judge Hand
Red
John Gates
Communist Daily Worker
Coplon
Judith Coplon
Justice Department
Valentin Gubitchev
FBI
Iss
South Sets Up Plan For Education
Daytona Beach Florida June 11 AP the south formed a regional education board for 14 colleges and universities in 13 states to coordinate medical and related training and address funding and faculty improvements. About 464 students 752 of them black were allocated to the 14 institutions with total funding of 1 630 000 for 1949 51. The plan aims to provide higher education access across the south regardless of color or religion and to tackle financial and planning challenges for member institutions.
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Daytona Beach
Fla
South
Centrol
Southern Regional Education
Florida
Millard F. Caldwell
John J. Ivey, Jr
Atlanta
Caldwell
Second Colorado student slain in Boulder campus tragedy
Boulder Colorado June 11 AP police investigate after Roy D Spore Jr 19 Denver sophomore is killed while defending his blind date Doris Ann Weaver 19 Twin Falls Idaho as attacker tosses body into Boulder Creek. Autopsy notes similarities to Theresa Foster case with Joe Walker convicted in May.
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Boulder
Colo
University of Colorado
Roy D. Spore Jr
Denver
Doris Ann Weaver
Twin Falls
Idaho
Boulder Creek
Harry Carlson
Spore
Miss Weaver
Angelo Lapi
Theresa Foster
University Coed
Joe Walker
Miss Foster
Ku Klux Klan rides in Jefferson County Alabama
Hooded and robed men roamed Jefferson County at night in two incidents. About 20 entered a white woman 42 and threatened to lash and burn her, leaving a fiery cross in her yard. In Brookside 16 carloads of robed men menaced Mrs. Wugh McDonal at a cafe and invaded her home, striking her and threatening violence as she fought to arm herself. the attackers pulled her hooded captors from sight.
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Birmingham
Ala
Jefferson County
Brookkside
Wugh McDonal
Jasper
Talmadge To Name Welfare Chief Peacock In Charge
Milledgeville Ga June 11 AP The governor expects to name a new state welfare director by Monday amid hospital turmoil at the 10 000 patient Milledgeville institution Peacock takes over management as Forrester and Dechman resign and candidates include W Treland Benton Odom and Andrew J Tuten Peacock rejected a $100 month raise saying staff wages need boosting amid calls for reform in state welfare administration.
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State Hospital
Milledgeville
Jack Forrester
T. A. Dechman
Y. H. Yarbrough
T. G. Peacock
KR. H.bradford
R. B. Crichton
J. D. Wiley
Gov. Talmadge
Thomas Geacock
State Welfare
IT. A. Dechman
Herman Talmadge
Forrester
W. ©. Treland
Benton Odom
Talmadge
Andrew J. Tuten
Alma
American Psychiatric Association
Peacock
Dechman
Man tied to FBI spy papers dies by suicide
Morton B. Kent 48, a Russian-born former State Department aide linked in secret FBI papers read in the Judith Coplon espionage trial, killed himself by slashing his throat during a Potomac River canoe trip. Police confirmed the death occurred last Saturday morning.
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Associated Press
FBI
Judith Coplon
Potomuas
Morton B. Kent
State Department
Secret Police
Coplon
Navy
Archibald Palmer
Palmer
Truman Demands Senate Inquiry Over Army Clapp Remarks
Washington June 11 Truman pressed for a full Senate Armed Services Committee inquiry into a misquoted remark about Gordon Clapp and a Tennessee Valley Authority matter. Secretary of Defense Johnson and Secretary of the Army Gordon Gray offered explanations while Kefauver and Knowland urged swift investigation.
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Truman
Tabell
Gordon
Kefauver
D'Tent
Senate Armed Ices Committee
Hames
Otte
Hunt
Knowland
Dent
Secretary of Defense
Johnson
Little Rock
Ark
Bier Clapp
nNeg
Valley Authority
Clapp
Germany
Army
Papain
Kefau
Senate
Gersmany
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Philip Wall
Hastings
Ned
Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers
Lewis
U. S. Steel Corp
UMW
Paladelphia
U. S. Steel
Owener
Milledgeville, Ga
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