Witnesses Refuse to Answer Questions in Subcommittee Hearing
Subcommittee hearings identified four uncooperative witnesses linked to the Communist party and blocked questions by invoking the first, fifth, tenth, and fourteenth amendments. FBI informers Charles Childs and Ralph Clontz testified, aiding the Scales case, while other named witnesses from North and South Carolina refused to comment.
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Tennessee
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Rhoda Laks
New York City
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Supreme Court
Governor's Committee On Education and
Bond
National Assny For the Advancement of Colored People
Byichard Arens
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Communist Party
New York
Arens
Television Schedule Tuesday and Wednesday Highlights
Television programs listed for Tuesday and Wednesday include Meet Millie Eddie Arnold Four Star Playhouse and Movie Hour with Weather and News segments. Early morning patterns show Test Pattern and Weather followed by daytime serials and talk shows featuring Garry Moore Arthur Godfrey and Art Linkletter.
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Potential Governor Candidate Must Meet Filing Rules
Earle Dr. of Charlotte plans to run as a Democrat for governor and must complete state filing formalities. Secretary Maxwell of the State Board of Elections returned a $150 check and an official candidacy form, noting the applicant must sign a notice of candidacy and pledge party support. Gov Hodges is currently unopposed for the Democratic nomination.
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Market slips after three day climb to highs
The New York stock market drifted lower in mid afternoon trading after a three day advance to record highs. The tape was behind briefly before rebounding, with losses slightly outweighing gains across steels, coppers, motors and other major groups.
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Cyprus strike shuts down island as Makarios exiled
Cypriot shopkeepers and workers halt commerce for a second day in protest of Archbishop Makarios exile. Turkish and Armenian quarters stay open while military patrols ease tensions. Greece pushes for U S intervention and a move toward union with Greece amid widespread unrest.
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Free World
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Seychelles Islands
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No Opposition to Bill To Kill Tax Reduction
Washington report states House leaders moved bills to extend for one year the three billion dollar tax reduction halt set for April 1. Extensions would keep corporate income tax at 30 percent with a 22 percent surtax and block cuts in gasoline liquor beer auto and cigarette taxes, as Eisenhower backs budget balance.
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Bill to Abolish Death Penalty Advances in Commons
In London the House of Commons approved in principle a bill to abolish capital punishment for murder by a 286 to 262 vote. The measure faces committee scrutiny and Lords tests as the Conservative government opposes it.
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