Hearing Opens On Fairness of Remmer's Trial
A federal hearing in Carson City examines if a report of a possible jury tampering influenced Elmer Remmer's 1932 tax evasion verdict. Irvin Smith, Reno foreman, testified that a former Reno gambler suggested a deal but he dismissed it as a joke and said it did not affect the trial.
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Carson City
Nev
Ins
Elmer “Bones
Remmer
California
Nevada
United States Supreme Court
Lous E. Goodmann
Irving J. Smith
Smith
Reno
James Satterly
Lves
Portland
Ore
Satterly
Ddiscuss
Leslie Gillen
Juve Foley
ACLU Criticizes Oppenheimer Case Procedure
The American Civil Liberties Union argues Oppenheimer was denied due process by a security board that barred access to atomic secrets. In a letter to Read Adm. Strauss, the ACLU claims the board's process infringes free expression and questions the deeming of fellow scientist E A Condon as untrustworthy amid political pressure.
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New York
AmericanCivil Liberties Union
Robert Oppenheimer
Security Board
Lewis L. Strauss
Atomic Energy Commission
Oppenheimer
E. A. Condon
Condon
Eisenhower
Intervention Decision Due Within Days
President Eisenhower may decide in a matter of days whether to ask Congress for authority to intervene directly in Indochina. A Republican senator says the Communist drive into the Red River deltas accelerates the timetable, while a Democratic House source indicates the administration plans to seek authorization soon. Secretary Dulles prepared to address a report that air power intervention was proposed in April, a plan allegedly blocked when Britain objected.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Congress
Red River Delts
House
John Foster Dulles
United States
Indochina
Washington Post
Times Herald
Southwest Hits Supreme Court Decision on Gas
Washington. Western senators condemned the high court ruling that some independent gas producers fall under Federal Power Commission regulation. The decision affects Phillips Petroleum of Bartlesville Oklahoma and could raise gas rates for millions nationwide. Kerr and Johnson warned Congress may need new legislation to clarify the act.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Senate
Lyndon B. Johnson
Federal Power Commission
Phillips, Petroleum Company
Bartlesville
Okla
Robert
Kerr
Johnson
Congress
Truman
Oklahoma
High Court
White House
Representa
Federal Power
FPC
Willard W. Gatchell
Commission
General Connsel
Public showing of hydrogen blast may speed peace
Officials say a public hydrogen blast demonstration could influence world leaders. The talk centers on balancing arms power with rational opposition to militarism and the risk of doomsday if fear governs policy. A key speaker cautions against rapid action that might destabilize security while urging the United States and allies to seize a peaceful opening.
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Washington
Thomas E
Murray
Atomic Modern Way
United Way
Shigeru
Yoshida
Japan
William F
Dam- Bryan
Boston
Teac
Supreme Court may rule on right of Congress to investigate Reds
The Supreme Court deferred ruling on Julius Emspak’s appeal, signaling a possible decision on the constitutionality of congressional investigations into communism. Emspak argues such actions infringe First Amendment rights, while the government contends Congress may fully investigate related activities.
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Supreme Court
Congress
Washington
INS
Julius Emspak
High Tribunal
Emspak
United Electrical Workers Union
House UN- American Activities Committee
McCarthy Senate
CIO
Sen
Munist
Sona
Mt Eden Dads To Install Proxy Officers
Mt Eden Dads club will install officers for the June 15 meeting at Mt Eden school. George Simp i, president of California Council of Dads clubs, will preside. Howard Williams becomes president, J D Statler is vice president, Robert Moodie secretary, Donald Mowbrey treasurer. Guests invited. program features dances songs and a Cub Scout flag ceremony.
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MT. Eden
George Simp i JSON
California
Mt. Eden School
Howard Williams
Don Flowers
J. D. Statler
Robert ‘Moodie
Donald "Mowbrey
Walter Thompson
Cub Scouts
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