Adams says Army did not want to halt McCarthy probe
Army counselor John G. Adams testified before the McCarthy subcommittee that the Army had no desire to stop the Ft. Monmouth investigation though officials welcomed a possible suspension last fall. He denied trading favors for Pvt. G. David or trying to appease Senator McCarthy. Adams repeated Stevens denied being instructed to halt the inquiry.
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McCarthy Subcommittee
Ft. Monmouth
Pvt. G. David
SencCarthy
Schine
McCarthy
McCarthy Army
Stevens
Ray H. Jenkins
Senate Investigations Subcommittee
Jenkins
Laniel Defends Government as Viet Minh Defeat Frames Debate
Premier Joseph Laniel opened the defense for his government in Paris arguing Dien Bien Phu delayed Vietminh attacks on the Red River Delta and Laos. He urged the National Assembly for a vote of confidence amid broad hostility, saying the fortress siege and fall marked a turning point in Viet Minh resources.
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Laos
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Lauiel
Laniel
France
Indochina
Truman Warns of Creeping McKinleyism in Six Steps
In Atlantic City former President Truman accuses the Eisenhower administration of creeping McKinleyism and proposes six steps to full employment within a year. He urges higher federal spending, tax relief, farm parity, higher wages, expanded unemployment insurance, and a doubling of the housing rate.
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Bidault urges UN supervised Korea reunification by elections
French Foreign Minister Georges Bidault told a 19 nation Korean conference that Korea must be reunited through United Nations controlled elections. He urged an all Korean commission with representation by both sides proportional to population and observers from the UN to verify a free ballot.
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Bidault
North Korea
Death of Senator Clyde Hoey Prompting Names for Seat
Raleigh observers spread a long list of possible successors after the death of Sen Clyde Hoey. Gov Umstead weighed interim or full-term appointments and nominated prospects include former Gov R Gregg Cherry and Winston Salem lawyers Carlisle Higgins Irving Carlyle and others.
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Winston-Salem
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Hendersonville
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Asheville
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Rep
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Rutherfordton
Supreme Court
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Morganton
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O. Max Gardner
Carlyle
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Charlotte
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Alton A. Lennon
Sen
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Tribute to Hoey as Senate Panel Mourns Death
The Senate Investigations subcommittee paused its McCarthy Army hearings to honor former chairman Clyde R. Hoey of North Carolina who died yesterday. A resolution expressing profound sorrow was adopted, praising his four-year chairmanship and fairness, with adjournment of the morning session requested to attend Huey memorial services on the Senate floor.
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Special Tribute Paid To Hoey In Senate Today
In Washington the Senate gave a special tribute to the late Sen. Clyde R. Hoey of North Carolina. Sen. Lennon praised Hoey as a model statesman while Knowland noted North Carolina's mourning. Rev. Albert P. Shirkey led prayer, reflecting Hoey’s leadership and conviction.
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Sen
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Lennon
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North Carolina
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Mount Vernon Baptist Church
North Carolina Mourns Death of Senator Clyde Hoey
North Carolina honors U. S. Senator Clyde R. Hoey who died in Washington S office yesterday likely from a stroke. Leaders statewide and nationwide praised his long public service and called him a principled, fearless statesman.
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Hoey Dies at 76 Long Career in Law Politics and News
Senator Clyde R. Hoey of North Carolina died in his sleep after a Senate career begun in 1945 and a prior record as governor and journalist. The 76 year old was known for his frock coat, white hair, and courtly manner. He chaired a subcommittee on Truman era scandals and will be buried in Shelby with his family traveling from Washington.
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Gastonia
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Capitol Hill
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N.C
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Russia accuses British major of spying in London
Russia charged a British major in London with spying on military secrets and said he could not return to Moscow. The accusation followed Britain’s claim that two assistant air attaches at the Russian Embassy in London attempted espionage and were ordered to leave Britain within 10 days.
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Eisenhower signs Seaway bill in White House ceremony
President Eisenhower signed the St. Lawrence Seaway bill in a White House ceremony with Canadian Ambassador A. D. P. Henney present. The measure authorizes a waterway to allow ocean ships to sail inland to Ohio, with completion estimated at about six years.
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Wiley
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Duluth
Minn
Lake Superior
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