Big Business Label Debated in Eisenhower Antitrust Case
The piece argues the claim that the Eisenhower administration serves big business is contested by DOJ actions. It notes the Du Pont and General Motors anti trust ruling, tracing roots to Truman, and contrasts Hoover era prosecutions with Brownell's. It cites counts of civil and criminal antitrust suits under both administrations.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Justice Department
Supreme Court
du Pont
General Motors
Eisenhower Department of Jutice
du Pont-General Motors
Truman Administration Department of Justice
Tom C. Clark
Clark
High Court
du Pont General Motors
Herbert Brownell Jr
Repub
Eisenhower Justice Department
Brownell
Bar of Justice
Assn
Department
United States
Truman
White House
Eisenhower Attorney General Targets Big-Case Prosecution
Brownell launches pursuit of a major legal case, likened to the largest hunted by Truman era prosecutors, signaling a bold administrative move.
Delay Arraignment In Murder Case In Evansville
Augustus Watson, 41, indicted for first degree murder in his mother Pearl Hardage death. A one week delay was granted to allow defense plea in abatement. He was arrested in Cincinnati after police traced him from a detective magazine tip and earlier confessed to dismembering the body.
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Evansville
Ind
Augustus (Clifford) Watens
Ollie Reeves
John Clouse
Lorin Kiely
Watson
Paul Wever
Cincinnati
Pearl Hardage
Crawfordsville
Body found on US 20 as police seek hit and run driver
In South Bend, the body of 48 year old Albert Taylor was found near his parked car on US 20. Police say a hit and run driver likely caused the death and found shattered headlight pieces on top of Taylor's car.
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South Bend
Albert Taylor
Taylor
Schick 25 Electric Shaver Father's Day Deal
Brand new Schick 25 electric shaver offered in a Father's Day special. Save $11.20 with price now $18.75 and terms $1 down and $1 weekly. Cousins, Inc. located at 10th and Meridian Streets.
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Schick
Cousins, Inc
10Th
Meridian Streets
Auto Makers Seek End to Speed Focus in Public Promotion
Detroit report notes unanimous call by Automobile Manufacturers Assn directors to stop races and speed tests as sales tools. They urge promoting useful power for safe, reliable transport and prohibit advertising engine size or acceleration. Past practice included pace cars for Indianapolis and speed-event involvement.
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Ance
Manufacturers Association
Indianapolis Motor Speedway
Airman Seeks Life Behind Iron Curtain Is Discharged
Airman 2-C Peter Bondarczuk, who said he preferred living behind the Iron Curtain for better opportunity, was discharged under honorable conditions after being evaluated at Sheppard AFB. Born in Poland, he immigrated to the United States in 1949 and has not become a citizen.
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Washington
Air Force
United States
Peter Bondarczuk
Russia
Poland
Bondarczuk
Physical Evaluation Board
Sheppard Air Force Base
Wichita Falls
Tex
Hungarians Reported Being Tortured and Executed
Sen. Hruska told Secretary Dulles that a Hungarian underground emissary in the United States testified in a closed Senate session that Hungarians are being butchered in execution chambers. The witness claimed 46,000 youths in six Soviet camps and 1,600 Csepel Island survivors deported to Red China.
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Washington
State Dulles
Sen. Hruska
Rneb
Hruska
Dulles
United States
Csepel Island
Red China
Danube River
Budapest
Hungary
Senate
Internal Security Subcommittee
West Point Counts Sixteen PE Sports in School Program
West Point outlines a physical education program featuring sixteen sports seven major and nine minor aimed at broad student participation.
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West Point
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