Walker Says He Was Framed In A Den Of Iniquity
Former Maj. Gen. Walker accuses a hidden apparatus in the U.S. government of framing him as part of a soft on communism strategy. He cites UN policy, Rostow, Rusk, and Lattimore while criticizing Eisenhower era actions and the Congo and Cuba issues. Secretary McNamara defends agency officials amid the Senate probe.
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Walker
Cuba
Korea
Congo
United Nations
Tower of Babel
Khrushchev
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Soviet Union
Popular Mechanics
Central Infuence Agency
State Department
Rusk
Rostow
Sen
E. B. Bartlett
Perial
Stilwell
Institute of Pacific Relations
Owen Lattimore
Senate
Lattimore
Katanga
Washington
Robert 5
McNamara
Adam Yarmolinsky
Edwin A. Walker
Kamz
Yarmolinsky
United States
McNamara T
Asst
Arthur Sylvester
Lyman L. Lemnitzer
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Senate Armed Services
Pentagon
Communist League
Sylvester
Army
Lemnitzer
Germany
24Th Infantry Division
Father And Son Convicted In Fraud Case
Alfred F Malluck and son Alfred L Juck were convicted in Charlotte of using the mails to defraud through the coin collecting firms Lennard Coins and others. More than 13000 in claims had been filed. Malluck must pay 30000 by Oct 1 to reimburse victims, with a suspended sentence and indefinite probation.
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Tryon Supply
William Medford
Mailuck Companies
Medford
Mallucks
Warlick
Malluck
Disney stage show hooks audiences at Music Hall
Disney unveils a six to seven week production at the Music Hall featuring a large cast, elaborate settings, and a fireworks display. The show, described by Ed Serlin as the biggest in the theater’s three year history, blends Disney characters with a California amusement park backdrop plus a hippopotamus ballet and a chimpanzee act. Disney expresses optimism despite uncertain costs and budgeting.
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Pop
Grandma
Grandpa
Music Hall
Disney
Ed Serlin
Isney
California
Rockettes
Sticks
Union Official Accused of Misuse and Mob Ties
The committee found Doria misused his position, defrauded the membership, and aided gangster infiltration into the union. The board cannot strip bargaining rights but may consider canceling them if the union fails to fulfil its legal obligation to represent employees.
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Doria
Virginia Sees Nuclear Plant Boost for Industry
Governor Harrison hailed an announcement by B W and Landis that a barrel shaped test reactor will join a two story nuclear lab in Lynchburg Virginia. The plan aims to spark industrial growth with no special inducements or gimmicks. Officials anticipate broader regional impact and potential local job effects though exact payroll figures remain undetermined.
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Harrison
Virginia
B&w
Landis
Bew
Westinghouse
Lynchburg
Transit Fare Rules and Rate Safeguards Proposed
A government official discussed experiments in flexible minimum passenger travel rates aimed at filling vehicles during off peak times and holidays. Kennedy urged Congress to safeguard minimum rate controls to prevent predatory price cutting or monopolistic rate wars that hurt efficiency. The President pressed tax changes and removal of operating subsidies from domestic to ITHETS.
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Kennedy
Congress
Douglas profits dispute over Nike contracts scrutinized
Subcommittee investigators clash over reported profits on Nike system contracts totaling 952.74 million. Douglas officials deny overstated 41.3 percent profit claims, arguing figures reflect payments for services, supervision, and know how via subcontracts. Lawmakers press for clear dollar value of work performed by Douglas and its subcontractors.
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Nike
Subcommittee
Douglas
Robert E. Dunne
McClellan
Johnson
Consolidated, Western
Sen
Omvarl T. Curtis
R-Neb
Curtis
Edward Curtis
Edmund Muskie
D-Maine
Imlas
Cleilan
Senate OKs UN loan compromise amid party split
The Senate rejected a 100 million loan to the UN over three years with an administration-friendly rate, 72 to 20, defeating a substitute by Sen. Hickenlooper. Russell’s anti-loan amendment failed 72 to 21. Miller’s amendment to deny aid to overdue UN dues failed 51 to 27 as lawmakers weighed funding amid Congo and peacekeeping concerns.
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Ee Manigan
Senate
Sen. Bourke B. Hickenlooper
Rrowa
Triomphe
Richard B. Russell
Dga
White House
Russell
United Nations
United
Congo
U.S
Miller
John Sherman Cooper
Democratic
Sena
Mike Mansii
Montana
Everett M
Eesons
George D. Aiken
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Vinegar Joe) Stilwell
Agrarian Reformer
Johns Hopkins Ad
States Department
Sen. McCarthy
Policy T Yanning Council
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Axchaeuy
CIA
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Holiday Inn Restaurant
Walter A Robbins
Fen
Lillian W. Yates
Kentucky
Barton Distilling Company
Bardstown, Nelon County
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Rea
Tikag
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Sera
Nuclear
Northern
Top Service Food
Little BO
Wrisley
Goon Luck
Bala
Pintos
Great Northern
Navy
Mister Particular
Ford
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