Attorney Sees Court Action as Setback in National Security
News wires report Attorney General Lois C. Wyman of New Hampshire condemns Supreme Court rulings on the Smith Act as a setback that hampers efforts to combat communist influence. He cites court decisions that he says undermine the ability to prosecute subversive activities and protect national security.
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Tdsite
Atorneys
Sala Nandey
Datisiohs
Supreme Court
Atty
Lois C. Wyman
New Hampshire
Whda
Pers
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Wythan
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U. S. Senate
Congress
Loyd Wright
Ubn
Klad
Eisenboyer
Trummy
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Ganec
Erin
Truman
Risnhower
Dr. Teumba
Security Risk Plan Suffers Setback
A long, mixed report on reforms to shield government security from political influence describes a stalled plan. The task force urged changes to personnel screening and oversight, but critics say the proposal overreaches, leaving the Civil Service without clear direction amid partisan tension.
Russians Seem Willing to Arms Pact
Secretary Herter indicated in a television interview that Moscow appears ready to discuss a mutual defense agreement with the United States. He cautioned that any pact would depend on a credible defense system and that the Russians must show genuine willingness to cooperate before progress could be made.
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Washington
Christian A. Terier
Ays Risin
Uniter States
Herlay
Merler
Risstana
Herter
Fragmentary Testimony on Undercover Agent's Role
The record shows unclear testimony regarding an unidentified defendant and an undercover intelligence agent's usefulness to the government. The commission faced questions about whether to consider the agent's testimony and how it affected the accused's case.
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Lefoemen
PBL
Nicaragua and Honduras Near Two Step Border Settlement
Nicaragua and Honduras reached a two step plan to resolve their central border dispute after clashes along the Segayig River. The agreement involves mediation by the Organization of American States and aims to cease hostilities and prevent further mobilization while awaiting the court's ruling.
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Managua
Niciragila
Nicaragua
Honduras
Thei Centray-Ld
Rduarda
Argentlud
Amortcan
Hondusoe
OSA
Bath “Sidas
Micaragua
Segayig
Alfonsad XIII
Spain
Seyuyie Ag
Crash Kills 14 of 18 aboard Pacific Western plane
Preliminary report from Vice's headquarters states cockpit error caused the crash near Port Hardy after takeoff for Vancouver. Pilot Captain Allen, 87, and co pilot Laurie Raland, 38, Vancouver, were aboard the ill fated flight with 18 aboard.
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Port Hardy
Pacific Western Airlines
Assen
Utg
Vhis
Vice
Vancouren
Shtine
Alsting
Caute
Callie
Conavenhe
Bath Assembly
Capi Allen
Laurie Raland
Vancouver
Arbitration stalemate threatens regional talks after verdict
Ambiguity over the verdict keeps Nicaragua and Mexico City from compliance. A Washington-based ALS post notes that if either nation refuses, foreign ministers of American states may convene to discuss next steps under the Weld Court defin.
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Nicaragia
Arerm
Quintanilla Pele
Mexico City
Washington
Airman Shooting Sparks Legal Action in Arkansas
In Little Rock a shooting involving Seaman Charles Mathis and Airman Bowen sparked arrests after a dispute near a hotel. Mathis was hospitalized with a bullet wound to the temple. Bowen faces assault charges. The incident followed an argument that led to a car pursuit and a gunshot as police investigated. Two Royal Canadian Air Force technicians died in a separate Vancouver Island camp incident, with several other Canadians aboard.
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Little Rock
Charles Mathis
North Little Rock
Mathis
A. Mathoysie Harald Wo Bowen
Bowan
Bowen
Perryville
Haynie
Sheriff's
Pollet
Dgines Wilson
Norman
Howe
Lhempln
Tomong
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