Scientists Praise and Criticism Surround Oppenheimer Hearings
Washington AP report on the Atomic Energy Commission hearing transcript showing J. Robert Oppenheimer loyal but deemed a security risk in a 2 1 split ruling. Teller lauds his loyalty while doubting some judgments. Borden questions his Soviet connections amid intense testimony and leaks.
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LNG
William L. Borden
Senate House Atomic Energy Committee
Oppenheimer
Soviet Union
Teller
Special Security Board
The
Atomic Energy Commission
AEC
Army
Eisenhower Churchill to Meet in Washington On June
President Eisenhower said a June 26 meeting with Prime Minister Churchill will strengthen the Anglo American alliance. The talks will cover mutual interests from Southeast Asia to European defenses with Dulles and Eden set to participate. Officials expect discussion of a Southeast Asia security pact and possible allied intervention in Indochina.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Churchill
America
Britain
Esenhower
Southeast Asia
Anthony Hiden
Dulles
White House
Indochina
State Dulles
Eden
Organization of European
West Germany
McCarthy Concedes He Signed Schine’s Army Form
In the McCarthy Army hearings Sen. McCarthy admitted he signed G. David Schine’s application for an Army commission, despite earlier testimony claiming he did not. The exchange highlighted tensions over whether McCarthy and aides pressured for favorable treatment, with witnesses and legal counsel citing notarization and possible improper pressure. The time frame of the proceedings extended toward a potential windup the following day.
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Washington
Sen. McCarthy
G. David Schine
Wick
Spccial Aduly
Schine
McCarthy
Welch
Army Special Counsel
Bob Stevens
Stevens
Roy M. Cohn
Army
Cohn
John G. Adams
FBI
Senate
Government Operations Committee
Mundt
Wisconsin
Joseph N. Welch
Boston
Senate Investigations Subcommittee
Francis P. Carr
Adams
Mary Driscoll
Georgia and Northwest Florida Weather Outlook
Partly cloudy and hot with humid air. Widely scattered afternoon and evening thunder showers expected in Georgia this afternoon tonight and Thursday. Northwest Florida follows with partly cloudy skies and scattered afternoon and evening thunderstorms through Thursday.
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Georgia
Florida
Troopers Land In Guatemala Amid Guatemalan Crisis
Reports say a dozen parachute troopers landed on Guatemala’s Pacific coast after Col. Carlos Enrique Diaz attempted to flee to Washington. The army seeks to curb leftist influence as officials discuss Communist ties and possible asylum moves.
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Panama
Pacific
Guatemala
Carlos Enrique Diaz
Army
Clane
Washington
Jacobo Arbenz Guzman
Reds
Monsey
Ruben Gon
Zales Sisul
Guillermo Toriello
Jose Alfredo Palmiero
el Espectador
Arbenz
Guillermo Palmieri
Teen-Age Benedict Brothers Face First Degree Murder Charge
In Clearwater Florida Frank Clifford Lord was strangled as authorities issued warrants for Thomas Richard Benedict aged 18 and Douglas Charles Benedict aged 16 both of Clarkston Georgia on first degree murder charges in the case.
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Clearwater, Fla
Good Samaritan
Frank Clifford Lord
Ray EE. Ulmera
Thomas Richard Benedict
Douglas Charles Benedict
Clarkston, Ga
Eisenhower Says He Gives No Thought To 1956 Race
President Eisenhower said he has given no thought to seeking re election in 1956 and laughed at questions about possible reasons he might not run. He outlined the June White House Churchill conference to strengthen the US Britain alliance and noted world issues occupy his attention.
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Eisenhower
Senhower
Churchil
United States
Britain
White House
Sherman Adams
Congress
Adams
Adama
Thompson To Appear At Hearing On Segregation
Gubernatorial candidate M. E. Thompson agreed to appear before the Georgia Education Commission at a segregated hearing set for June 25 at 9 30 a.m. in the state Senate chamber. Invitations have been extended to Thompson Tom Linder Edmond Barfield the NAACP the Georgia Education Asset and the Georgia Congress of Parents and Teachers. Thompson and Linder plan to attend Barfield unavailable. The PTA will decide its policy while Thompson notes possible criticism for attending an integrated meeting on separate schools.
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Atlanta
M. E. Thompson
Georgia Education Commission
Thompson
Senate
Herman Talmadge
Tom Linder
Edmond F. Barfield
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Georgia Education Asset
Georgia Congress of Parents and Teachers
Linder
Barfield
William Boyd
NAACP
Harold Sacon
GEA
PTA
Commission
Suspected flight of Laniel brother sparks Paris rumor
Paris reports say Sen Rene Laniel missed a plane to South America amid rumors of a baggage search by customs. An associate claimed Laniel asked for the check to prove he carried no large sum of money and that a political foe spread the rumor. Laniel may have stayed in Paris on other business.
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Paris
Rene Laniel
France
South America
L’auore
Laniel
Venezuela
Stand By Group Planned In Geneva For Indochina Talks
Western diplomats plan a stand by group in Geneva to resume the nine power talks if needed during a possible recess. France resists a full adjournment until Paris forms a new government and the National Assembly reviews the Indochina situation while the United States and Britain oppose abandoning France.
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Indochina
Ninepower
France
Paris
National Assembly
United States
Britain
Georges Bidault
Anthony Eden
U.S
Walter Bedell Smith
Smith
Eden
Jean Chauvel
Switzerland
China
Chou En-lai
Adel
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Lonon
Clinch County
Bid
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Flanders
R-Wis
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Rules Committee
Jenner
R-Ind
Senate Investigations
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D-Ark
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Korea
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