Hungarian Delegates Refuse Testimony Before U S Congress
In Evanston Illinois a Hungarian delegation member Bishop Bereszczky refused an invitation to testify before a House committee investigating Communist regimes. The invitation, from Rep Alvin Bentley, prompted protests over prior press contact and visa restrictions. WCC officials said delegates would decide on next steps as a plenary session approached.
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Evanston, NL
INS
World Council of Churches
U.S
Alvin M. Bentley Trl Mivy
House
Hungaret
Beresecky
John Poles
Peter
Oly
Beresczky
Bentley
WCC
Council
Visser
Hooft
Netherlands
Advisory Commission
Exiled Chief Predicts Chaos In No. Africa
Madrid reports exiled Moroccan Nationalist leader Allah El Fassi warns the law of the jungle will persist in French Morocco unless Sultan Sidi Mohammed Ben Youssef is reinstated. He says Nationalists will not discuss reforms without Ben Youssef and claim they will use force if needed to secure stability. Violence cited as self defense against French oppression.
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Madrid
Votiawea
France
Sultan Sidi Mohammed Ben Youssef
Allah el Fassi
Istiqlal
Ber Youssef
Sidihammed Ben Moulay Arata
Ben Youssef
Istiqia
Morores
Fassi
U S Weighs Action Against Daily Worker
Washington officials study the new anti Communist measure and its possible use against the Daily Worker a New York daily with nationwide circulation. They doubt constitutional viability of forcing a newspaper out of business even as the paper appears linked to Communist aims.
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Washington
INS
Communist Daily Worker
Eisenhower
En Butelawed
New York
The
Redy
Communist International
Freedom of the Press, Inc
New Fress, Inc
Cimect
Thich
Subversive Acts Control Board
Pawer
Hartford Congressman Fined for Assault and Battery
Representative Ralph W. Marin was fined 100 dollars after a courtroom dispute over an assault and battery charge. He argued the hit came from the sidewalk rather than his actions, saying the sidewalk knocked him out during the incident.
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Hartford
Cong
Ralph W. Marin
Filho Tries To Form New Government
Rio de Janeiro reports President Joao Cafe Filho seeks a coalition government after riots sparked by Getulio Vargas suicide. Police crack down on suspected Communist party members amid anti American protests. about 100 Reds rounded up in two days.
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Rio DE Janeiro
iNs
Joao Cafe Filho
Getulio Vargas
Communist Party
Vargas
Split widens as AFL factions keep fighting
Santa Barbara dispatch reports the split within the Labor League for Political Education broadening amid fears of a major schism in labor ranks. The federation reaffirms endorsement of GOP Governor Knight for reelection while dissenters align with Democratic candidates Roy Simpson and James McDevitt.
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A.F.L
Santa Barbara
Bather League
Washpolitical
Californiaington
Federation of Labor
Labor League For Political Education
GOP
Goodwin J. Knight
State Federation
C.J .Neil Haggerty
Edward
Wendel J . J. Phillips
San Roybal
Francisco
William F. Knight
Wail
Los Angeles
Jnot
LLPE
Roy E. Simpson
Richards
Public Instruction
Graves
Knight
LPE
James L. McDevitt
National School District
Ike Takes a Full Day Off For Fishing
President Eisenhower plans a complete day off during his Colorado vacation to go fishing at Fat Swan ranch near Pine, accompanied by James Hagerty and a Denver businessman Swan. The outing offers a chance to practice fly casting ahead of a planned duel with famed trout fisherman Herbert Hoover next week.
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Denver
Eisenhower
Colorado
Fat Swan
Pine
Colo
South Platte
White House
James C. Hagerty
Swan
Herbert Hoover
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