Former Aide To Walker Suspended by Army
Former aide Roberts spoke to DAR delegates at the 71st Continental Congress wearing a dress blue uniform. He defended his right to speak while acknowledging Army restrictions on his speech about a pro Blue program, questioned civilian control, and tied accusations to Cold War era figures. The DAR later elected Mrs. Marion Moncure Duncan of Alexandria, Va., as president general and unopposed nominees.
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Gram
Rebarits
Joan Birch Society
Pentagon
Army
Roberts
Walker
DAR
Tam
Williams
Michigan
Gregory Pet
Yorty
House Committee On UN- American Activities
California
Los Angeles
Arthur James Kent
Cuthbert Olson
John Clark
Jack B. Tenney
Ellis Paterson
Kent
Beaumont
Tex
House Un-American Activities (Committee
Martin
Tenney
California Un-American Activities Committee
Washington
The
Marion Moncure Duncan
Alexandria
Nine-Year-Old Organ Soloist Chosen for Easter Mass
Syracuse AP reports nine year old John Carver Sullivan will be featured organ soloist at his church Easter Sunday Mass. He will play Bach chorales Palastrini Magnificat and Gregorian chant pieces on the same organ he first played Silent Night at age five. His father Donn Sullivan notes the boy grows normal and is raised in a musical home.
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Syracuse
N.Y
John Carver Sullivan
John
Donn Sullivan
Sullivan
St. Vincent de Paul's
Bach
Palastrini
Fire ravages Rutherford area large forest blaze grows
A massive forest fire driven by a 40 mile wind swept from 18 miles northeast of Rutherfordton toward Casar, burning about 109 acres in under three hours. Firefighters and backfires were set near Briar Creek Road to contain the blaze and protect the South Mountain game refuge while other fires burned across Buncombe, Madison, Mitchell, and Polk counties with several dozen acres affected and no homes reported damaged.
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Mountain
Freeman
Rutherfordton
Huckleberry Mountain
Casar
Paul Davis
Cleveland County Forester
Davis
Briar Creek Road
N. C. 226
Cleveland County
Rutherford County
Associated Press
N.C
Buncombe County
Gastonia
Little Mountains
South Turkey Creek
Leicester
Cedar Creek
Old U. S. 6
South Buncombe
Averys Creek
North Turkey Creek
Mills Gap
Black Mountain
Mitchell County
Huntsdale
Madison County
Glenwood
North Cove
Dain Mountain
Big Pine
Polk County
Melrose
U. S. 321
Willis Road
Dallas
Ira Summey
Kennedy to Speak at Chamber's 30th Annual Meeting
Chamber president Kennedy will address the 30th annual meeting on April 30 his first major speech since halting a steel price rise. Plumley declined to judge the price surge but called the collective action and government reactions disturbing he urged liberalized depreciation and a stronger tax credit to spur steel investment while criticizing House cost cuts as penny wise and pound foolish.
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Kennedy
Chamber
Plumley
Plumiey
Treasury
Congress
House
Congress lists major bills passed by House
Congress outlined major bills the House passed including a 13 billion military construction authorization, broad revenue law revisions, postal rate increases, a union welfare and pension fund reporting enforcement bill, a new federal aid program for higher education, four internal defense measures, and a 435 million manpower retraining program.
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Ment
House
Union Welfare and Pension Fund
Senate
Ihouse
United States
U.N
Kennedy
Department of Urban Affairs
House Rules Committee
Airliners Flew Same Pattern For 42 Minutes
Two large airliners traveled the same 7000 foot holding altitude over Springfield Virginia for 42 minutes unaware of each other. FAA officials announced the near miss and said the incident spurred interest in altitude transponders to alert other aircraft. The March 21 event involved a Northeast Airlines Electra and a United Airlines Viscount awaiting landing at National Airport.
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Washington
Federal Aviation Agency
Springfield
National
FAA
N. E. Halaby
Eastjer Air Lines
Berlin clash with Soviet diplomacy sparks Berlin exit rumours
Berlin two weeks ago saw a Soviet American clash when East German police shot at a U S liaison sedan. General Bruce Clarke and James J Blair discussed it. News leaked in Washington that Clay was leaving Berlin shocking West Berliners while East Berlin Communists showed satisfaction. Moscow may have wanted a friendly gesture as talks opened. East Germany held a farewell for Konev and awarded him a decoration.
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Bruce C. Clarke
U.S. Army
Germany
U.S
Washington
Clay
Berlin
Moscow
Konev
ADN
Holy Week at Vatican as cardinals elevated and rites mark Passiontide
Large Holy Thursday crowds fill Rome’s churches as Pope John expands cardinal ranks post con secration. At St Peter’s, altar veiling and the washing rite by Cardinal Marella unfold, while relics of Veronica’s veil, the True Cross, and Longinus' spear are shown for reverence amid a diverse seminarian group and global visitors.
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Holy See
John
Rome
St. Peter’s Square
Vatican
Marella
Jsistine
Basilica
St. Veronica
Christ
Longinius
Jesus
Crash near James River in Alexandria claims Washington crew
Officials identified the dead crew chief Spec 5 Washington Williams, 39, of 1712 Kenilworth Ave NE Washington. The two other helicopters landed near the scene but offered little aid. Lt P J Clemins said no trouble was seen before the emergency call. The crash occurred about a half mile from the nearest building and 600 feet from the river.
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Mar Park
Alexandria
Washington Williams
Kenilworth Ave
N. E
Washington
P. J. Clemins
James
Congo Officials Clash Over United Nations Action
In Leopoldville Congolese Foreign Minister Justin Bomboko accused U N officials of flouting protocol and said Tshombe's departure might have been prevented with proper advisement. He conveyed the central government's desire for further talks to clarify the discussions' breakdown.
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United Nations
Gardiner
Leopoldville
Justin Bomboko
U.N
Tshombe
Bomboko
Late push by Soviets to block U S nuclear test plan
Geneva reports an 11th hour Soviet drive led by Deputy Foreign Minister Valerian A. Zorin to block the United States planned atmospheric nuclear tests in the Pacific. U S Ambassador Dean and British Minister Godber pressed for a fully inspected test ban with on site checks. The talks in Geneva linger as Zorin insists on a recess pause, while Moscow signals opposition to unpoliced testing.
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Geneva
Union
Valerian A. Zorin
Pacific
U.S
Arthur F. Dean
United States
Soviet Union
Bota Dean
Joseph B. Godberto
Christmas
Johnston Islands
Zorin
Dean
Godber
Kennedy
Harold Macmillan
Brazil
Burma
Ethiopia
India
Mexico
Nigeria
Sweden
United Arab Republic
Argentina’s Peronist crisis fans military pressure in 1955
The army navy and air force chiefs press to bar Peronists from elections as Guido faces a constitutional clash. Frondizi allies fear May 1 inaugurations could spark a nationwide upheaval while labor groups mobilize, with arrests reported in Buenos Aires suburbs and Silvio Frondizi detailing police pressure and constitutional protections.
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Juan C. Peron
Army
Navy
Air Force
Frondizi
Guido
House of Deputies
Congress
Fronjizi
Radical
Raul A. ‘Pogei
Adm
iGaston Clement
Jorge Rojas Silveyra
Lair
Ernesto Lanuesse
Interior Ministry
Rodolfo Martinez
Martinez
Buenos Aires
Bahia Blanca
Santa Fe
Silvio Frondizi
Silvio
la Plata’ University
Faculty of Economics
Buenos Aires University
Praxis
Skybolt missile tests aim for Atlantic hit range
Brig Gen David M Jones says the first Skybolt flight has no fixed target and may hit the Atlantic Ocean. The test uses a conventional inertial system while Stellar guidance is months away. If successful, Skybolt will extend SAC reach beyond B52s with four 9,500 mph missiles and potential RAF adoption for the Vulcan bomber.
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David M. Jones
Skybolt
Air Force
Atlantic Ocean
Skyvbolt
U.S
Strategic Air Command
Royal Air Force
Steel price rise sparks partisan clash and escalation list
Humphrey attacked Kennedy era allies as evasive while the Republican reply outlined nine federal actions. They cited FTC antitrust probing, DoJ investigations, IRS scrutiny of incentives, a Senate subcommittee subpoena, a House inquiry, a grand jury call, DoD steel-buying shifts, and an FBI press-room roundup tied to a scandal report.
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Kennedy
Humphrey
Federal Trade Commission
Justice Department
Treasury Department
Internal Revenue Service
U.S. Steel
Senate Antitrust and Monopoly Subcommittee
House Antitrust Subcommittee
Department of Defense
FBI
Mrs Thomas to visit Korea with Korean officers
Sukmoo n Tong a University of Oklahoma medical student and former Ft Sill interpreter says mom will visit Korea, meeting Seoul officials and dignitaries. Lt Piljoang Yoon and Lt Yung choon Won accompany her, parade planned at a Korean military academy. She letters from her Korean “sons” average 10 to 20 weekly.
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Sukmoon Tong
University of Oklahoma i
Ft. Sul
Thomas
Ft. Sill
Pilijoang Yoon
Yung-choon Won
Seoul
Dallas
Korea
U.S
USO
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Westminster
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Wilmington
Del
Sweetie Pie
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Russia
U. S
Tass
Argentina
Lorae
Philadelphia
Smithfield
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