Court ruling limits federal defense personnel security program
A Supreme Court decision finds the civilian defense screening program not authorized by law, but allows continuation if accused workers receive full defense. The ruling affects private plants three million workers with access to secrets, while government employees remain unaffected. Justice Warren leads the majority with dissents from Clark and others. The term also narrows libel suits involving policy makers and military officials and grants immunity to police and radio TV stations for official or candidate statements.
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Paul M. Yost
Supreme Court
New York
William L. Greene
Engineering and Research Corp
Riverdale
Navy
Greene
Warren
Congress
Green
Frankfurter
Harlan
Whittaker
Clark
Justice Department
NEA Faces Split Over School Segregation Stand
Segregation debate at NEA convention widens rift between Southern white delegates favoring a mild resolution and Northern white with Black delegates backing a strong stance. The resolutions committee sent the original text to the floor while plans for amendments intensify the showdown Friday at the convention.
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ST. Louis
Cleveland
San Pablo
Calif
South
Robert Williams
The
Virginia Education Assn
H. Pitts
Atlanta
Pitts
Georgia Teachers and Education Assny
NEA
Walter Ludwig
Eisenhower Tours Soviet Exhibition at Moscow Coliseum
President Eisenhower and Soviet General Kozlov toured a Moscow Coliseum exhibit linking space, atomic power, and industry. Ike studied paintings while diplomats noted a work depicting Hitler's last days and the Lenin icebreaker.
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Eisenenemas
Kozlov
Eisenhower
Lenin
United States
Mikhail Menshikov
Yaan
Hitler
Berlin
Return to active life after arthritic pain relief
A reader writes of relief from widespread muscular soreness and rheumatoid arthritis symptoms after treatment. The note requests free information from Queen 5 about rheumatism and gursitis, indicating a personal health journey.
Camp Stoneman Ends Military Career in California
Camp Stoneman, which processed two million men for World War II and the Korean War, ends its career as a military base with Capt. Richard Greaney on duty during a 5 p.m. retreat ceremony. The GSA will appraise the 1,839 acres and offer the property for sale, preserving eight acres for a reserve training center.
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Pittsburgh
Calif
Stoneman
Richard Greaney
General Services Administration
Army
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