Stevens Testimony Denied McCarthy Asked Schine Commission
Roy M. Cohn testified that McCarthy never asked for a direct commission for G. David Schine in his presence, disputing Army Secretary Stevens and Maj. Gen. Miles H. Reber. Cohn defended his memory as clear about the Sept. 16 Schine apartment breakfast claim and noted Stevens had later hedged his recollection.
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Washington
Roy M. Cohn
Sen
McCarthy
G. David Schine
Army
Stevens
Leaynes
Cohn
New York
Schine
Miles H. Reber
McCarthy Subcommittee
Reber
Sen. McCarthy
Congress
Ray H. Jenkins
Francis P. Carr
Joseph N. Welch
Carr
Jenkins
John G. Adams
Inside Page Bridge Column and Classifieds
A noisy OCR fragment shows page labels for a newspaper section with a bridge column and classified ads. It references crossword puzzles, weather, stocks, and sections 5 10 11 B 4 B 7 8 98, but no readable events or names are included.
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Snes
Eisenhower Aide Denies McCarthy Duty Expectation
The White House challenged Senator McCarthy asserting federal workers must report to Congress on communism and treason. Attorney General Brownell said the Constitution grants the executive branch sole enforcement authority and that no individual may override presidential orders to federal employees.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Sen. McCarthy
Congress
White House
Atty
Gen. Brownell
United States
James C. Hagerty
McCarthy
Hagerty
North Carolina primary focus as Kerr Scott campaign ads spark debate
Democratic primary in North Carolina features a heated fight over a Lennon designed advertisement accusing Kerr Scott of being a friend to African Americans. Abe Upchurch confirms leaflets are being printed and circulated while Scott supporters seek state and federal investigations into the distribution.
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Raleigh
Abe Upchurch
Alton Nnon
Lennon
Kerr Scott
Upchurch
John C. Rodman
Terry Sanford
Scott
Sanford
North Carolina
Mayorarshall Kurfees
Winston-Salem
J. H. R. Gleaves
Winston-Salem Journal
Rodman
Gleaves
Kurfees
Lennon Organization
Lenn
Scott Organization
Umstead
Atty
Harry McMullan
FBI
J. Edgar Hoover
McMullan
C. A. Upchurch Jr
David Q. Holton
Bill Cook
Windsor
Gov. Scott
Cook
Search ends on Wyoming arms probe at Panama Canal
U S customs finished a broad sea hunt for suspected Communist arms shipments to Guatemala with no findings on the freighter Wyoming held near the Panama Canal. Officials say a 2 000 ton shipment from Stettin had reached Guatemala and El Salvador, while Guatemala seeks a non aggression pact with Honduras amid security concerns.
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Panama
U. S
Wyoming
Atlantic
Panama Canal
Washington
Guatemala
Caribbean
Stettin
Canal
el Salvador
London
Antwerp
U.S
Panama Congo
Cristobal
Central America
Guillermo Toriello
Honduras
Presbyterians Put Aside Segregation At Assembly
The 94th general assembly of the Southern Presbyterian Church discussed segregation at Montreat College and postponed action, sending the issue back to the assembly. Moderator Wade Boggs, Atlanta, won election over Stuart Oglesby as delegates expect unification with other Presbyterian bodies.
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Montreat
N. C
94Th General Assembly
Southern Presbyterian Church
Montreat College
Southern Presbyterian
General Assembly
Stillman College
Tuscaloosa
Ala
South
Assembly
Wade Hamilton Boggs
Atlanta
Stuart R. Oglesby
Boggs
Board of Annuities and Relief
Druid Hills
Presbyterian Church of the More
France drafts 80,000 troops four months early for Indochina shift
Paris reports Premier Laniel's cabinet orders 80,000 draftees from the 1954 class to be called up within 15 days to free regular troops for Indochina. The move, intended to bolster manpower, keeps draftees out of combat in Indochina under the 1950 law, with no clear plan to alter it.
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Paris
Joseph Laniel
Indochina
National Defense Committee
Paul Ely
Dien Bien Phu
France
North
Africa
United States
Britain
Korea
For America group faces criticism in NY debate
New York Congressman Javits warned the For America movement could become a cover for bigotry and hate. Former Rep. Hamilton Fish, a founder, rejected the claim as they debated on TV. Fish said the group announced earlier in the month seeks to draw diverse opponents of totalitarianism and communism.
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New York
Javits
RNY
New For America
Hamilton Fish
A For America
Fish
Organization of
For America
Campaigners Fight Last Day Before North Carolina Primaries
Raleigh reports indicate 2000 precincts open for final primaries as weather and local races draw voters. Lennon and Scott lead the Democratic Senate field with several others from Charlotte Greensboro Palmyra Cary and Pinetown. Additional contests include five congressional districts two superior court judges and other state offices. Lennon planned a statewide radio speech and rally in Winton while Scott toured various state areas.
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Weather Bureau
U.S. Senate
Alton A. Lennon
W. Kerr Scott
Alvin Wingfield Jr
Charlotte
Henry L. Sprinkle
Greensboro
A. E. Turner
Palm
L. H. Fountain
Herbert T. Bailey
Tarboro
Carl T. Durham
H. C. Sprinkle
Durham
F. Ertel Carlyle
Leary Carroll
Fayetteville
C. B. Deane
Cable Funderburk
Monroe
Young Democrat Club
Winton
Scott
Lennon
Raleigh
Umstead
Charles M Johnson
Waterfront Strike Threat Looms After Dock Union Vote
New York port faced possible work stoppages as the International Longshoremen's Association led by William V. Bradley claimed victory by 319 votes in a new election. Some 1,792 challenged ballots blocked immediate certification, with both ILA and AFL-ILA disputing the ballot count as investigations proceed. Bradley argued the challenged votes favor his union by a wide margin.
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New York
William V. Bradley
International Longshoremen’s Assn
ILA
National Labor Relations Board
Bradley
NLRB
AFL
Carrier Deaths Hit 97
The Bennington disaster at Quonset Point Newport Naval Hospital raised the death toll to 97 with nearly 40 in critical condition. Adm. Robert B. Carney described the blasts as freakish and unique while ruling out sabotage. The Navy court of inquiry will begin tomorrow as 201 injured are treated.
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Quonset Point
Bennington
Newport Naval
Chief of Naval Operations
Adm
Robert B. Carney
Carney
Bureau of Atips
Navy Court of Inquiry
Newport Naval Hospital
Selassie Urges Global Collective Security Before Congress
Emperor Haile Selassie told a joint session that no state, large or small, can refuse aid against aggression. He urged universal collective security, noted Ethiopia’s past appeal to the League of Nations, and praised America’s expanding economic and technical leadership.
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Washington
Haile Selassie
Ethiopia
Congress
United States
Korea
Italy
Selassie
League of Nations
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