Senators defend congressional probes into government subversion
Senator Wiley defended ongoing investigations into Communist infiltration as vital and unstoppable despite foreign criticism. Senator Mansfield warned that more exposes like the Harry Dexter White case could derail Congress and stall essential legislation.
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Washington, Navy
Sen
Wiley
R-Wis
Mansfield
D-Mont
Harry Dexter White
Congress
Wilen
Senate
U. S
United States
Foreign Relations Committee
Comnes
Alumni Association opposes lifting mailing list restrictions
Raleigh NC November 21 Directors of the North Carolina State College Alumni Association voted not to lift restrictions on the alumni mailing list. They reaffirmed the March 16 1948 policy barring release of names and addresses for non official use. Ells V Vestal was elected president of the Agricultural Foundation succeeding Edwin Pate with officers Frank H Brown Jr W B Rodman Jr L L Ray and J G Vann reelected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
North Carolina State College Alumni Assn
Kerr Scott
College and Alumni Association
Scott
U.S
Alton A. Lennon
Ellis V. Vestal
Kenansville
Extension Service
Agricultural Foundation
Edwin Pate
Laurinburg
Frank H
North Carolina GOP presses for patronage action
Winston-Salem reports the North Carolina Republican policy committee vows to accelerate hiring of Republicans into federal and state posts. Members expect several federal appointments before year end and urge action on jobs in the State Production and Marketing Administration and related offices. An organization convention is planned for Charlotte February 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winston-Salem
N.C
Republican Policy Committee
North Corona
Ashington
Few
Durham
Hickman
North Carolina
State Production and Marketing Administration
The
Middle District Attorney's Office
Savings Bond
State Alcohol Tax Unit
Ivan Harrah
Young Republicans
Charlotte
Train Hits Two Cars In One Day
A freight train on a 50 mile branch line struck a car at a crossing near Evansville Indiana last night and again on its return trip early today. Don Joest 19 a Evansville College student was killed and a companion injured. William Blakely 36 of Henderson Kentucky was injured in the morning crash. Earlier this fall the same train killed two motorists at crossings on its Mount Vernon Fort Branch run.
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Evansville
Ind
Don Joest
Evansville College
Ilinois
William Blakely
Henderson
Mount Vernon
Fort Branch
Indiana
Reds Lift Travel Curbs In Reich
The Communist regime in East Germany announced the lifting of interzonal travel passes to the West with residents still needing special identification. The new rule, effective next Wednesday, will be issued by district officers of the People’s Police, clarifying continued restrictions for Soviet zone Germans crossing to the West.
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Berlin
East Germany
West
ADN
People's Police
East Berlin
United States seeks UN backing on Korea atrocities action
The United States begins push to gain General Assembly support for a resolution condemning Communist China and North Korea for Korean War atrocities. Henry Cabot Lodge Jr. leads a major policy effort as Britain requests bypassing committees to bring the issue to the 60 nation plenary.
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United Nations
N. Y
United States
U. N. General Assembly
China
North Korea
Korea
Assembly
U. S
General Assembly
Henry Cabot Lodge Jr
U.S
Pentagon
Britain
Gouzenko May Meet McCarthy as Pearson Probes Interview
Ottawa reports Foreign Secretary Lester B. Pearson reluctant to allow a U S congress interview with Igor Gouzenko though Gouzenko suggests a meeting with Sen Joseph McCarthy or Sen William Jenner could hasten exposure of spy rings. Gouzenko remains under protection in Ontario with a Canadian citizenship right to talk freely.
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Ottawa
Lester B. Pearson
U. S
Congressional Committee
Igor Gouzenko
Gouzenko
Canada
Toronto Telegram
Joseph R. McCarthy
R-Wis
William E. Jenner
United States
Ontario
Pearson
State Department
Foree
Sen. Jenner
Senate
Zenko
Royal Commission
Royal Canadian Mounted Police
Chicago Tribune
Ko Lana
Mr. Griffin
Sen. McCarthy
Aia
Griffin
Names Quads In Florida Doing Well
Wasfi Hijabs announce the birth of quadruplets in Gainesville Florida a boy Omar Bakri and three girls Marwa Ann Juman Carol and Sawsan Dora all with Arabic first names and English middle names The babies in fair condition use eye drop formulas and the father expresses mixed feelings about the birth with a sense of catastrophe despite relief and recovery plans for the mother and family.
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Gainesville
Fla
United States
Jordan
Marwa Ann
Omar Bakri
Juman Carol
Sawsan Dora
Omar
Baker
Hijab
Bakrr
Doris
Lawson
Dora
Raymond S. Camp
Showdown Near In Greensboro Fight Over City Leadership
Greensboro officials clash after Mayor Robert Frazier and council members spar in a civic club talk. Friction targets City Manager James Townsend Public Works Director Hugh Medford former Mayor Ben Cone and Public Service Director William Lybrook. Burke predicts a quick settlement and calls for resignations remain unconfirmed as talks continue.
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Greensboro
Robert W. Frazier
William B. Burke
Civic Club
James R. Townsend
Hugh Medford
Ben Cone
William Lybrook
Frazier
Medford
Townsend
Cone
Lybrook
Ted
Burke
Backs Hike In Social Security Tax
Rep. Reed and Rep. Curtis advocating delaying or applying the Social Security tax increase as Eisenhower requested. They oppose freezing the 1 percent employer and employee rate and stress the need to fund the program. Treasury Secretary Humphrey joined Eisenhower in reviewing the plan during a White House conference.
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Washington
Daniel A. Reed
White House
Reed
Carl T. Curtis
Secretary of the Treasury
Humphrey
Eisenhower
Rep
House
Curtis
Rep. Eberharter
D-Pa
Curtis’ Subcommittee
Congress
Opera tenor fired after walkout ends NYCO relationship
David Poleri, a tenor, walked off during Carmen at the Civic Opera House and will no longer sing with the New York City Opera Co. Joseph Rosenstock and John White replaced him in the Don Jose role. Poleri disputes action, planning to appeal to the American Guild of Musical Artists.
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Chicago
David Poleri
Civic Opera House
New York City Opera Co
Harry Zelzer
Poleri
Zelzer
Don Jose
Joseph Rosenstock
Rosenstock
John
White
Polemene
Eri
American Guild of Musical Artists
Carmen
Gloria Lane
Miss Lane
Britannic Sails for New York After Repair Delay
The 27,000 ton Britannic departed Liverpool for New York with 485 passengers after a 30 hour hold due to a leak below the waterline. Divers worked nonstop to fix a leaky valve and the liner set course tonight.
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Liverpool
England
New York
Wire tapping drive gains in Brownell push for immunity
Washington November 21 Friends of Attorney General Brownell say the White espionage affair spurred calls to amend laws on wire taps and witness immunity. He labels White a Russian spy and urges Congress to legalize use of wire taped evidence in espionage cases while noting past convictions may be jeopardized without change.
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Washington
Brownell
Harry Dexter White
White
Treasury
Truman
Hasalen
Whittaker Chambers
Congress
Justice Department
Judith Coplon
Department
Russia
Miss Coplan
Brooklyn
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McCarthy
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Florida
Eugene Griffin
U. S.S
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Liner Sails
ATW
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