Abel Case Signals Test for FBI Rules in Espionage
The Abel espionage case tests how FBI evidence can be used in court amid Jencks rulings. Legal observers warn of broad interpretations by judges, while Congress debates clarifying statutes. Rep. Celler seeks swift action though some delay discussion continues amid high stakes.
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Col. Abel
Justice Department
Supreme Court
Seneks
FBI
Jencks
William Brennan
Brennan
Tom Clark
Congress
United States
Rep
Emmanuel Celler
New York
House Judiciary Committee
Rep. Celler
Postal Rate Hike Approved by House in Broad Increase
The House approved a major rise in postal rates under the Eisenhower administration, boosting first class letters from 3 to 4 cents and air mail from 6 to 7 cents with similar increases for other classes. The move, aimed at narrowing a large postal deficit, faces Senate review and possible linkage to a pending postal pay bill.
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House of Representatives
Post Office Department
House
Senate
Shrew Versus Mouse In Captivity A Grim Tale Of Speed And Venom
The piece describes a shrew as a tiny, venomous predator that hunts mice, fuels its high nervous drive with constant hunger, and dies within a year. It notes the shrew's sharp teeth, needlelike venom glands, and aggressive nature that allows it to tackle prey much larger than itself. It also references a note on the USS Saratoga carrying 53,500 tons of metal.
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Jim
U. S
Saratoga
Personal Health Service Warns Vacationers on Sun Exposure
Dr Brady cautions that many will not return from vacation due to careless driving or sunburn. He recommends gradual sun exposure for outdoor workers, no product reliably prevents sunburn while tanning, and heavy zinc oxide or dark lipstick to protect lips and face from sunburn.
Eisenhower education report spurred Bailey dustup
President Eisenhower ordered a suppressed education report that criticized lagging U S education and the need for federal aid. Congressman Cleveland Bailey of West Virginia called Ike a lousy liar after the episode, while Nixon and others criticized the administration's stance on school aid and civil rights. The Kefauver probe on inflation clashed with the Senate Rackets Committee's focus on labor.
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Ike
Senate
Washington
Eisenhower
Cong
Cleveland Bailey
West Virginia
UW Assue Wien
Cong. Bailey
New York
White House
Eisenbeen
Congress
National Enterprise
Educa
Pres
J. P. Morgan
Devereux Josephs
New York Life Insurance
West Vic——|Co
Ginia
Munist
U. S. Chamber of Commerce
Nixon
Hisenhower
Sen
Estes Kefauver
Roy Blough
U. S. Steel
U.S. Steel
Kefauver
Knowland
California
Everett Dirksen
Mlingis
Glib Steel
Elough
Kefauv
Case Records of a Psychologist Case V-364
Carolyn B a 17-year-old high school senior asks Dr Crane for help arguing in a church Young People's Meeting about whether it is better to be quiet or talkative. The psychologist relates biblical and historical examples on speaking, urging balanced expression and praise. A city judge fines a mayor in Missoula for speeding.
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Carolyn B
Dr. Crane
Presbyterian Church
Calvin Coolidge
Mr. Coolidge
God
Carolyn
Moses
Egypt
Jehovah
Aaron
Benjamin Franklin
Franklin
Coolidge
Charles Evans Hughes
U.S.A
California
Hiram Johnson
Mr. Hughes
Senator Johnson
Woodrow Wilson
St. Paul
Paul
Areopagus
Manos
Missoula
Mont
G. E. Hansen
Walton R. L. Taylor
R. J.fox
Taylor
The Shepherd Courage Walks By Faith In City Streets
A blind, penniless man sells pencils and shoelaces downtown with a sign reading it could be worse The city knows him for his poise and contentment and self respect He faces misfortune with resilience and bounce back after every fall
State Department policy in flux amid Red China tensions
Associated Press analysis notes a backhanded US stance toward Red China and the UN issue, with debate over whether the Trading with the Enemies Act applies. The piece questions the State Department’s moral posture and the impact of youth delegation contacts on perceptions of democracy and liberty. Polio cases rise in Indiana counties total 48. eight new cases this week, 164 by year prior. Virgil Freeman elected president of the Movers Conference of America at its St Louis convention.
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Congress
Medion
Indiana
Associated Press
State Department
Department
Istration
U.N. 2
Red Army
Workers of
Hungary
Uni
Eisenhower
Nct
Indianapolis
Unicon
Sullivan
Indiana State Board of Health
Movers
Fort Wayne, Ind
Virgil Freeman
Fort Wayne
Movers Conference of America
St. Louis
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