Key Role for Stevenson Forecast by Dean Rusk
New York Secretary of state designate Dean Rusk said Stevenson would play a key role in Kennedy era foreign policy. He expects to stay in touch with Dean Acheson, praised as a distinguished former secretary of state, as Stevenson’s U.N. post proceeds. Rusk and Stevenson, both named to high posts, met reporters in Stevenson’s New York law office to discuss future coordination.
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Dean Rusk
Adlai Stevenson
New York
Rusk
Stevenson
U.N
Associated Press
Adlai E. Stevenson
Dean Acheson
Truman
Sec
Kennedy
United Nations
Henry Cabot Lodge Jr
U.N. Post
Storm Littered Cohasset Beach With Free Sea Food
South Shore residents enjoy free seafood dinners after a northeaster scatters lobsters and shellfish along Cohasset beaches. Assistant Harbormaster Arthur Hatch of Hull estimated beachcombers gathered over 150 bushels of stranded shellfish yesterday.
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Cohasset
Mass
South Shore
Arthur Hatch
Hull
United States Envisions Strengthened UN Role in Cold War
The chief of the U.S. delegation to the UN formation stressed strong U.S. support for the United Nations as central to foreign policy. He cited Stevenson as understanding its meaning and expressed hope the UN could help end the cold war rather than aggravate it. Aims include restoring U.S. prestige.
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United States
U.N
Stevenson
Federal action to protect Tennessee Negro voters in Fayette County
The U S government filed a federal suit in Memphis to halt alleged economic reprisals against about 400 Negro residents who voted or had relatives who voted in Fayette County Tennessee. The complaint names 82 defendants including landowners merchants and a bank and cites terminations leases refusal of goods or credit and other coercive acts.
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Memphis, Tenn
UPI
Fayette County
Tenn
Atty
William P. Rogers
Washington
Justice Department
Pete Williams
Sit In Negro Cleared in Marshall Unlawful Assembly Case
The Texas Court of Criminal Appeals yesterday reversed and ordered prosecution dismissed in the unlawful assembly conviction of a Negro involved in the Marshall sit in last March. J. Briscoe, 21, Wiley College senior at Marshall, was fined 400 dollars by Harrison County Court at law for unlawful assembly at the Woolworth store in Marshall, managed by W. W. Hall.
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Austin
Tex
Texas Court of Criminal Appeals
Marshall
J. Briscoe
Wiley College
Harrison County Court-at-law
Woolworth
W. W. Hall
Davis Plans North TV Campaign Amid School Integration Feud
Louisiana Governor Jimmie Davis seeks northern television time as federal courts challenge the state’s anti integration efforts. The controversy centers on race mixed classrooms and tensions over school integration and boycott actions.
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New Orleans
UPI
Louisiana
Jimmie Davis
Iar
Sayles Finishing to Close Despite 20 Percent Pay Cut Offer
The 113 year old Sayles Finishing Co Inc will close January 27 despite an employee proposal for a 20 percent wage cut. President Elliot Broad bent said the company would not abandon its plan to discontinue operations. about 600 workers affected. The Sayles Independent Union had proposed the wage cut, and local council tax relief was considered but would not erase losses.
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Lincoln, Rli
UPI
Sayles Finishing Co., Inc
Elliot Broadbent
Sayles Independent Union
Broadbent
Lincoln Town Council
Publicist Beale Paid By Worcester For Ties To Callahan
William A. Beale testified in Boston that he received 29,000 dollars between 1950 and 1952 from Thomas Worcester Inc. for a 20 page brochure and other work, claimed as friendship with William F. Callahan then state public works commissioner. Judge Wyzanski warned of possible perjury charges and ordered records to be produced next week as inquiry into whether tainted funds reached public officials.
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Boston
William A. Beale
Thomas Worcester, Inc
Beale
Wyzanski
Worcester
Illinois Certifies Vote Kennedy Gets 27 Electors
Illinois Electoral Board certified John F Kennedy the winner of the states 27 electoral votes after a 24 hour hearing in Springfield. Nixon allies conceded the decision in a GOP dominated board, ruling Kennedy's win final despite fraud claims.
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Illinois
Kennedy
Springfield
Ill
UPI
John F. Kennedy
Illinois Electoral Board
Richard M. Nixon
Cook County
Stock Cheater Gets Two-Year Jail Term
BOSTON AP Anton Homsey 33 stock broker ousted from NYSE membership pledging 700000 in customers securities for personal loans sentenced in federal court to two years in jail and fined 5000. Former Wellesley resident now in Boston part of DuPont Homsey Co pleaded guilty to Securities and Exchange Regulation violations for misapplying securities of five customers to obtain loans and using manipulative deceptive devices.
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Boston
Anton Homsey
New York. Exchange
Homsey
Wellesley
Boston Financial District
duPont, Homsey & Co
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