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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 05, 1963
Page
4
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News from Seoul reports ex Premier Yo Chan Song, a Korean War hero, being arrested by the military regime. His detention sparks a party-backed bid to oppose Gen. Park, with three opposition groups uniting to nominate Song for the presidency as the election nears. The move draws international scrutiny and warnings that free elections may be imperiled.
New York AP Roy M. Cohn anti-Communist investigator for McCarthy says he is victim of personal revenge following a federal grand jury indictment for perjury and obstruction in a stock fraud probe. Cohn, 36, and Murray Gottesman, 56, are charged with scheming to prevent indictments in a 1959 United Dye and Chemical Corp. case. Both deny the charges. Cohn was chief counsel to the Senate investigations subcommittee and led the Army McCarthy hearings. He resigned after McCarthy’s censure.
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Washington AP report notes Senator John Sherman Cooper of Kentucky expects no more than five Republican votes against the nuclear test ban treaty. He aims to secure ratification by a two thirds majority within one to two weeks of debate beginning Monday. Senate leaders express cautious optimism about the treaty’s prospects. Separately, Mother Rita Mary, dean at the College of the Holy Names, died after a brief illness in Albany New York. She was born Mary Cullinane in Boston and joined the Sisters of the Holy Names in 1929.
Three authors sue Rust Craft Greeting Cards in federal court alleging copyright theft in Tom Swifties works. Paul Pease Bill Mc Donough and John Larrecq claim their Macventures Inc trademarks cover the scripts and protest use of Swiftly Tom Swiftly and Said Tom on cards.
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