Convictions Of Six In Red Probe Upset
The Supreme Court overturned contempt convictions of six individuals who refused to answer questions from congressional committees probing Communist activities. The rulings hinged on indictments failing to identify the inquiry subject at the time of interrogation.
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Kennedy urges higher output at White House economic conference
President Kennedy addressed a White House conference on national economic issues, urging business and labor leaders to propose ways to raise output and growth. He noted the United States is not reaching full productive potential and compared gains abroad to those at home, while defending policy against inflation fears.
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Navy Fighter Plane Crashes Near Lowe's Grove
A Navy fighter plane crashed on a farm near Lowe's Grove between Raleigh and Chapel Hill. The pilot ejected. his whereabouts were unknown. The crash occurred several miles from Raleigh-Durham Airport.
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Dunn Mayor Attacks FBI Over Ice Cream Truck Incident
Dunn North Carolina mayor Ralph Hanna condemned FBI tactics in the ice cream truck case. Thomas Stambouly was arrested May 10 for interfering with a policeman. his eye was injured per his doctor. FBI investigators reported to Charlotte and Washington, while police denied rough treatment.
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Nationalist China Accepts Refugees From Hong Kong
Nationalist China announced it will accept refugees from Red China fleeing overcrowded Hong Kong. The government allocated 1 000 tons of rice for immediate relief and plans screening and resettlement in Formosa with aid from the Free China Relief Association.
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Five Plead Guilty To Counterfeiting in Eastern District
Five of six men charged with counterfeiting $20 bills pleaded guilty in federal court in New Bern North Carolina Judge Algernon Butler presided Clennie Humphrey pleaded innocent William Baysden a Jacksonville furniture store owner previously convicted in 1958 had that conviction reversed by the 4th Circuit for an improper search warrant Whaley Sparrow Thorpe Fountain pleaded guilty to multiple counts Sparrows Whaley Thorpe said they could not afford lawyers but would plead guilty. jury selection proceeded for Humphrey trial
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Clennie Humphrey
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Ike Urges Tough Campaign for House Control
Former President Dwight D. Eisenhower urged Republicans to take a positive approach in the campaign for House control. He breakfasted with 10 GOP leaders in Gettysburg to discuss a forthcoming Republican principles statement and to trim a 3200 word draft. He defended the eight years in the White House against Kennedy’s claim the party stands for nothing.
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Dutch to Evacuate Women and Children in West New Guinea
Dutch authorities move 120 women and children from Teminabuan on Vogelkop to the east coast and Biak after a 120-strong Indonesian paratrooper assault. Reinforcements rush to Teminabuan as fighting rages near Fakfak and Kaimana with claims of Dutch marine losses denied. President Sukarno declares Indonesia ready to meet any force used to resolve the West New Guinea dispute.
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Gov. P. J. Platteel
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Vogelkop
Biak
Antara
Dem‘ta
Kaimana
Hal McClure
G. W. J. van Dyk
Netherlands Defense Ministry
Sukarno
Jakarta
Indonesia
Kennedy Leads Fight for Medical Aid for the Aged
President Kennedy champions a social security medical care bill with rallies nationwide. Vice President Johnson and other aides push support while the American Medical Association counters with a primetime NBC program. AMA President Dr. Leonard W. Larson derides the plan as a massive Treasury drain and says the King Anderson bill would levy a 17 percent payroll tax.
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Ex-American Webster Returns From Russia Feels Mixed
Robert Webster formerly renounced U S citizenship in 1959 and returned to Zelienople Pennsylvania disillusioned and tired he hopes to undo the wrong he did He arrived in Greater Pittsburgh Airport from New York and rode to his father home Webster left behind his wife and two children and seeks any job while James Rand III pledged to help him find work Webster says he wants to rest and reconcile with his former wife but has no plans to return to the Soviet Union He remains on a Soviet passport awaiting a path to American citizenship
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