Senate Subcommittee Flags Sadism in Movies and Media
The Senate Juvenile Delinquency subcommittee reported increasing emphasis on sadism brutality and violence in films and warned mass media influence on young children. It urged code overhaul more research and expert consultation while opposing censorship and naming several targeted titles.
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Washington
Senate
Sen
Kefauver D-Tenn
Subcommittee
Kefauver
Behavioral Sciences
Ing
It House
USA
Lent reflection on Jesus cleansing the temple in Jerusalem
The article recalls Jesus driving traders from the temple during Holy Week. It urges worshipers to resist commercializing faith and to seek genuine prayer and self-sacrifice rather than using religion to impress others.
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Robert Dieffenbacher
NEA
Jerusalem
Jesus
House of Worship
Bayer
Revolutionary Signs Seen In Russia
Former Soviet intelligence officer Nikolai E. Khokhlov says the Khrushchev denouncement of Stalin shows a desperate power bid. He asserts the 20th Congress revealed dictatorship cannot endure and the Soviet system is bankrupt. Khrushchev’s role and the ruling clique’s motives are debated as signs of fragile power.
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Washington
Stalin
Nikolai E. Khokhlov
Au & News and World Report
Soviet Communist Party
Soviet Union
Alee
Nikita Khrushchev
Communist Party
Russia
Attempto
Khrushchev
Ers
Khokhlov
Stan
President Eisenhower Arrives For Neighbor Talks At Greenbrier
President Eisenhower arrives in West Virginia for a three way talks with Mexican President Ruiz Cortines and Canadian Prime Minister Louis St Laurent at the Greenbrier. He plans golf with Sam Snead and will meet in the Virginia wing of the hotel through a series of sessions.
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Eisenhower
Sam Snead
White Sulphur Springs
W. Va
Snead
Adolfo Ruiz Cortines
Louis St. Laurent
Canada
Washington
White Greenbrier
Greenbrier
Mexico
Charleston
Virginia
Moderates Win Seats In Tunisia
In Tunisia the moderate Neo Destour party led by Habib Bourguiba appeared to win a large share of votes in the first post colonial election. Unofficial tallies showed Bourguiba’s faction leading while abstentions were heavy especially in Tunis and Djerba where Ben Youssef’s extremist wing urged a boycott.
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Tunisia
National Front
Neo-Destour
Independence
France
Habib Bourguiba
Djerba
Neogg
Salah Ben Yous
Ben Youssef
Cra
Cairo
Cyprus End of Curfew Follows 24-Hour Ban Across Island
Cyprus returns to work after a 24 hour curfew imposed by British authorities on Greece Independence Day. The unrest included one death and several bombings with no major casualties reported. British forces searched for the rebel leader known as Dighennis hiding as a priest after Archbishop Makarios was deported March 9.
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Nicosia
Cyprus
Mediterranean
Dighennis
Sir John Harding
Greece
Turkey
Limassol
Paphos
Kyrenia
Harding
Makarios
Supreme Court Upholds 1954 Immunity Law for Nationals Security
The Supreme Court rules the 1954 immunity statute valid guiding witnesses to testify in national security cases. A reluctant witness can be directed by a federal judge to speak with immunity from later prosecution for disclosed information. If the witness refuses after immunity is promised, they face contempt penalties.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Weeks Refuses Data On Trade Policy to Senate Panel
Secretary Weeks again refuses to hand confidential notes on East West trade controls to Senate Investigations subcommittee. He cites potential Communist value and insists on executive session disclosure only to avoid public scrutiny. The panel probes 1954 relaxation of free world exports to Communist nations amid internal debates.
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Washington
Secretary of Commerce
Weeks
Senate
Paris
Europe
Moderate Weather Spurs Peach Crop Hope Across Carolinas
Moderating weather spared major peach orchards in North and South Carolina from further damage after a frost risk. While some sections suffered last night, most growers reported minimal losses and many trees in good condition. Georgia faced renewed frost damage, with estimates of 25 to 100 percent losses in some areas as Athens and Griffin saw heavy impact.
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Stevenson Kefauver Rivalry Shapes California Trip Plans
California primary focus drives Kefauver and Stevenson as they tour Los Angeles and southern counties. Rumors swirl about alternate candidates including Chandler Harriman and Lausche. Illinois vote shift prompts Kefauver club. Hall and Butler trade digs on TV.
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Happy) Chandler
Averell Harriman
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Ohio
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Tennessee
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California
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Los Angeles
Adilai Stevenson
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CBS
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Butler
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Shivers
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D-La
Chandler
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Ellender
Ee Kefauver
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Florida
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Donohue
Margaret Truman's Wedding Stockings Cost $650 A Pair
Hollywood hosiery expert Willys de Mond reports Margaret Truman will wear wedding stockings costing $650 per pair. Each pair will be ultra sheer 75 gauge and decorated with 30 five point diamond flecks. De Mond has also supplied Grace Kelly’s wedding stockings at $150 a pair.
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Hollywood
Willys de Mond
Margaret Truman
de Mond
Miss Truman
Grace Kelly
Kelly
United Nations weighs Middle East peace mission proposal
The United Nations Security Council met to consider a U S proposal to send Secretary General Dag Hammarskjold on a peace mission to the Middle East. Henry Cabot Lodge Jr. planned to introduce the resolution urging urgent talks with all parties and the Palestine truce chief in Jerusalem to reduce tensions along armistice lines. Arab and Lebanese requests to delay debate could extend proceedings, with Israel likely to speak if Arabs do.
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N.Y
U. N. Security Council
U. S
Dag Hammarskjold
Middle East
Henry Cabot Lodge Jr
Council
Israel
Egypt
Jordan
Lebanon
Syria
Hammarskjold
VU. N. Palestine
Jerusalem
Edson L. M. Burns
London
Paris
Middle Eastern
Rafik Asha
Edward Rizk
Deaf Mute Provides Clue in Chicago Slaying Case
A 52-year-old deaf mute, Herman Rohlfes, claims he saw two men fighting near Robinson Woods on Oct 17 and later glimpsed three naked, strangled boys found nearby. Experts say his sign language tale may offer a new lead in the murder of Robert Peterson 14 John Schuessler 13 and Anton 11.
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Robinson Woods Forest Preserve
Herman Rohlfes
Rohlfes
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Robert Peterson
John Schuessler
Anton
Edward
Forest Preserve
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