Senators To Probe Security in Eisenhower Era
A Senate government operations panel voted to form a 12 member commission to study all aspects of the Eisenhower administration employee security program, with a report due by December 31, 1956. Hearings featured charges of rottenness by former SBA investigators Lyell and Clarke, denied by SBA head Barnes as unfair and misleading.
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Washington
Senate
Eisenhower
Sen
Humphrey
Dminn
Government Operations Committee
Louis J. Lyell
Small Business Administration
Senate Civil Service
Wendell S. Barnes
SBA
Lyell
Clarence ©. Clarke
Sen. Mundt
R-Sd
House
Nixon
Hovse
Rayburn
D-Tex
McClellan
D-Ark
Civil Service
Barnes
PARENTHOOD WITHOUT HOKUM AN ANSWER TO JUVENILE DELINQUENCY
A Louisville director warns that being a parent matters more than being a buddy to children. Experts note that many parents shift to permissive, weak authority, creating child dictators and undermining discipline. Judges report homes where youths rule, endangering the family and inviting trouble.
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Organi Vation
Louisville
Direc’tor
Esther Taylor
Child Psychiatric Clinic
Evanston, JL
Washingrealion Institute of Mental Hygiene
Detroit
Nathan Kauffman
Mercer jurist lauds Richardson for delinquency program
Judge Herbert W. Richardson’s public alertness on Kanawha County juvenile delinquency earned praise from Mercer County criminal court judge Walter Vergil Ross. Ross noted Mayor Copenhaver’s denial of delinquency and urged probation officers, praising Richardson’s practical approach amid Legal issues and headaches.
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Herbert W. Richardson
Kanawha County
Walter Vergil Ross
Criminal Court of
Mercer County
Gazette
Copenhaver
Kanawha
Charleston
Ross
Bills Seek Sale of Rubber Plant to Highest Bidder
Washington June 17 Special new bills would permit direct sale of the Institute rubber plant in Kanawha Valley to the highest responsible bidder without review periods. Sen Kilgore and Rep Byrd introduced the measures as substitutes for earlier bills, sending the Senate bill to Banking and Currency and urging quick hearings. Carbine and Carbon Chemicals Co. stated it would bid if sale restrictions are removed. plant has stood idle since 1953.
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Washington
W. Va
Senate
House
Sen
Hariev M. Kilrore
Gressman
Banking and Currency Committee
Fulbright
D-Ark
Sen. Kilgore
Treanteene
Carbide and
Carbon Chemicals Co
Fire at Potter County gas well rages in Renovo area
June 17 Renovo Pennsylvania a gas well fire has burned for 24 hours with an estimated five million cubic feet of gas ignited per hour. A sharpshooter helped detach a loose bolt and plans to trigger a controlled explosion to cap the well. Injuries numbered ten with ten others treated as crews race to contain and shut off gas flow, drawing crowds as efforts continue for days.
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Renovo
Renovo Hospital
Potter County
NATO May Meet Prior to Big Four
The Western Big Three led by Dulles MacMillan and Pinay plan consultations with NATO allies in Paris before the Geneva talks with the Russians. They urged unity and warned against any agreement weakening NATO. Adenauer may visit Moscow, a trip unlikely before autumn.
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NATO
Howard Mandleman
New York
Konrad Ade
Naver
Moscow
John Foster Dulles
U.S
Harald MacMilan
Great Britain
Annine Pinay
France
Paris
Adenauer
Dulles
Washington
MacMillian
U. X.I
Dag Hammarskjold
Greenwich
Conn
West Germany
Europe
Pinay
Bonn
Austrian Treaty Ratified by Senate Amid Contested Terms
The Senate approved the Austrian independence treaty by 63 to 3, despite charges that the pact amounts to appeasement and robbery. It extends reparations to the Soviet Union for ten more years, with debate highlighting fears of weakening Austria, affecting the four-power conference and postwar disarmament aims.
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Washington
INS
Senate
Austria
Wallace F. Bennett
Utah
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
John J. Sparkman
D-Ala
Russia
Germany
William E. Jenner Rind
Joseph C. O'Mahoney
United States
O'Mahoney
Williamson GI Honored For Saving Sailor’s Life
Maj. Gen. F W Ferrell, commander of the 82nd Airborne Division, saluted and commended M Sgt Nam J Taylor of Williamson after a letter from a Durham wife credited him with saving her husband, a sailor, in a May 15 automobile crash. Taylor stopped bleeding, applied a tourniquet, and escorted the injured man to Duke Hospital. An investigation was ordered to identify the sergeant.
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Fort Bragg
N. C
F. W. Ferrell
82Nd Airborne Division
Wil
Nam J. Taylor
Williamson
Sgt
Taylor
Farrell
Durham
Duke Hospital
Peron Blames Communists For Troubles In Argentina
President Juan D. Peron ordered a harsh crackdown on roaming mobs that sacked and burned churches during the Tuesday revolt in Buenos Aires. He blamed Communists, announced a state of siege, and said the military would repress disorder with on the spot decisions.
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Buenos Aires
Argentina
Juan D. Peron
Peron
Uruguay
Government House
Pinker Walled
Plaza de Mayo
U. S
Washington
Reuters
Montevideo
Puerto Belgrano
Adm
Anibal C. Olivieri
Rosario
Cordoba
Pope Owing Blessing To Expelled Argentine Bishops
In Vatican reporting Pope Pius XII gave blessing to two Argentine prelates expelled by President Juan Peron. Msgr. Manuel Tato and Msgr. Ramon Pablo Novoa arrived for an audience, the pope expressed concern, and the exchange followed by talks with Vatican officials. Excommunications were proclaimed and Peron denounced as persecutor. violence erupted in Buenos Aires.
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Vatican City
Pius
Msgr
Manuel Tato
Buenos Aires
Ramon Pablo Novoa
Vatican
L'Osservatore
Romano
Three U S Army attaches expelled from Moscow embassy
Russia orders out three American Army officers attached to the U S Embassy in Moscow for alleged improper activities. Lt Col John S Benson Capt William R Stroud and Capt Walter Mule left the Soviet Union as diplomats non grata. State Department and Pentagon details vary as the diplomatic feud continues with possible U S retaliation.
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Russia
U. S
Moscow
Washington
Soviet Union
United States
New York
John S. Benson
William R. Stroud
Walter Mule
Pentagon
Benson
Bluehill Ave
Milton
Alass
T Stroud
Estella Lawler
S. Park St. Kewanee
Wpic
State Department
Col. H. Felchtin
Maj. W. McKinney
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Los Angeles
George Simmons
Mr. Whitman
Charleston Gazette
Mercer
Lauds Richardson
Robert C. Byrd
Roman
Ve Gazette
iCrews
City Scene
Small-fry
Coon
Ail Hale St
Davy Crockett
Tim
Kit Carson
Qulles
MacMillan
Free World
Free Nations
First National Bank of
Boston
Palermo
War Ministry
Army Ministry
Franklin Lucero
Navy Min Istry
Fsnce
Anibal Osvaldo Oliviari
A. Cornesl
Lauds
Mule
Ft. Monmouth, N. J
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