New Jersey Lawyers Condemn McCarthy Tactics
The New Jersey State Bar Association approved a report condemning McCarthy era tactics used during the 1953 Ft Monmouth espionage probe. The voice vote resounded with 100 members present. two dissents challenged the scope and ABA rule recommendations. the report urges future stricter procedural norms.
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Atlantic City
New Jersey
Joseph McCarthy
R-Wis
Ft. Monmouth
N. J. State Bar Assn
Senate
Mendon Morrill
Paterson
American Bar Assn
William A. Consodine
Newark
Consedine
ABA
Truman at 71 Opens Ground for Library in Independence
Harry S. Truman prepares to break ground for the $1,750,000 Truman Library in Independence Kansas City as he marks his 71st birthday. He says he feels well despite a gall bladder operation last summer and jokes about running for president at 90 as guests include former cabinet members and scholars.
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Kansas City
Harry S. Truman
Independence
United States
Truman
Demand Talks At the Summit For Big Four Heads
Britain plans to press for an early meeting of the Big Four leaders during the Paris conference as a step toward a possible summit. Diplomatic sources say a direct leaders meeting could have a better chance than talks among foreign ministers. Secretary Dulles has argued for a ministers’ session first to set the stage.
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London
Britain
Paris
Eisenhower
Anthony Eden
Nikolai Bulganin
Edgar Faure
John Foster Dulles
Dulles Arrives For Talks In Paris On Viet Nam Crisis
Secretary of State John Foster Dulles arrived in Paris for pivotal Indo China crisis talks and NATO diplomacy. He planned meetings with French and British ministers, discusses Austrian peace treaty, West German rearmament, and a Big Four conference with Russia.
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Paris
John Foster Dulles
Dien Bien Phu
Geramny
Dulloc
Ar Weees
Viet Nam
NATO
France
Britain
Formosa
West Germany
Washington
Eisenhower
Dulles
Russia
Indo-China
Edgar Faure
Antoine Pinay
Ngo Dinh Diem
Bao Dai
Western European Union
Konrad Adenauer
Germany
North Atlantic Council
Charles E. Bohlen
U. S
Moscow
Llewellyn E. Thompson
Austria
Vienna
Diem Charges French Backing Gangsters in Saigon Clash
Saigon accuses Paris of openly supporting the Binh Xuyen gangsters after a weekend civil conflict with government troops. Gen Paul Ely counters that the Diem regime harbors hatred toward France and imposes a curfew in Haiphong with tighter security measures. A government communique accuses France of aiding a Binh Xuyen arms convoy out of Saigon.
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Saigon
Ngo Dinh Diem
Paul Ely
Diem
France
Ely
Haiphong
Viet Nam
Binh Xuyen
Army draft to raise 10000 men in July
The Defense Department plans to draft 10,000 men in July for the Army. This mobilization targets a large training and deployment effort, with the date and unit size clearly specified.
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Washington
Defense Department
Army
Government Halts Polio Vaccinations Pending Safety Review
The Surgeon General urged halting all polio vaccination programs until the Public Health Service reports Sunday on the safety of current Salk vaccine supplies. A six member medical panel studied production and testing, with Jonas Salk among its members. California deferred until the finding. Kansas and others faced unclear impact.
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Washington
Leonard A. Scheele
Scheele
Public Health Service
National Institute of Health
Bethesda
Jonas Salk
Pittsburgh
The
Health Service
California
Kansas State Board of Health
Order Probe Of Milk Market Sparks Hearings
A Wisconsin official ordered a prompt investigation into roadside bulk milk sales after Millidore cheesemaker Adolph Torzewski testified he lost a Stevens Point market when a national dairy firm pressured a jobber to stop buying his cheese. Witnesses described margins and the broader pricing gap between farmers and consumers.
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Marshfield
Vernon Thomson
Millidore
Stevens Point
Thomson
Adolph Torzewski
Torzewski
Wisconsin Rapids
Tarzewski
R. A. Walters
Arpin
William Groves
Lodi
Wisconsin Pure Milk Products Co-operative
John Woethrich
Greenwood
Central Wisconsin Cheesemakers and Buttermakers Association
William Hoffman
Abbottford
Medical conference links traffic deaths to behavior and society
In the United States Canada and Britain 94000 people died in auto accidents last year. A Montreal McGill sponsored gathering of physicians surgeons and psychiatrists sought medical science to curb what they call the mechanized age plague. They blame liquor mental instability and social factors and urge civic responsibility and driver education.
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Montreal
United States
Canada
Britain
F. F. Harris
Canadian Bureau of Statistics
David M. Baldwin
U. S. National Safety Council
Baldwin
I. M. Rabinowitch
Leon Brody
New Jersey
Alan Canty
Detroit
Canty
Weekend Cool, Freeze Warning in North Tonight
A cool weekend looms with temperatures mostly under 70 statewide. A north region freeze warning is issued for tonight while clearing and cooler conditions spread elsewhere. Friday highs reached 70 with lows near 43 and noon readings around 70 to 59, plus 66 at American Motors and 63 downtown.
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Kenoshans
American Motors
Kenosha Delays Polio Vaccination Pending Federal Guidance
The Kenosha County Medical Society postpones Sunday polio vaccinations for schoolchildren as Surgeon General Scheele halts vaccine releases while a Washington conference of medical leaders reviews recommendations. Doctors will inoculate only after a go signal from state health authorities.
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Kenosha County
L. H. Lokvam
Kenosha
Carl Neupert
Madison
Neupert
Wisconsin
Bertolaet
Settlement Near In Rail Strike
Negotiators near an agreement to end the 55 day Louisville and Nashville Railroad strike and send issues to arbitration. Union and management pressed through the night with the National Mediation Board to frame arbitration on a health welfare plan and related disputes. The strike, the longest in 33 years with about 25 000 workers, disrupted 14 states and coal industry, amid past violence and shootings.
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Washington
Louisville & Nashville Railroad
National Mediation Board
Mediation Board
Francis O'Neill Jr
L&n
Mt. Pleasant
Tenn
Kentucky
Reuther promises guaranteed annual wage for auto workers
Northwestern economist Dr Carroll R Daugherty warned that Walter Reuther’s demand for a guaranteed annual wage could spark a major Detroit strike this year. He noted Ford and General Motors may avoid signing due to their sales fight, risking significant labor trouble.
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Houston
Walter Reuther
Carroll R. Daugherty
Daughterty
Northwestern University
Cio-Uaw
Detroit
Ford
General Motors
Charge Woman, 35, Abandoned Baby
Police in Appleton Wisconsin say a 35 year old woman admitted abandoning her infant girl on the doorstep of Mr. and Mrs. Donald Stoeger on April 27. She is mother of two other children and was traced through Milwaukee hospital records and a local tip. She was arrested on Friday.
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Appleton, Wis
Donald Stoeger
Milwaukee
Port Paralyzed Liverpool by Tugboat Strike
Liverpool remains paralyzed as ocean liner traffic stalls due to an unofficial tugboat men’s strike. Port officials report ships unable to move, with crews blocking access routes and affecting shipments and passenger service.
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Liverpool
England
Brodie Twin Near Death
Rodney Brodie, the 34 year old who survived a historic Siamese twin separation, is in grave condition after an unexpected brain hemorrhage at University of Illinois Research Hospital. He had been in a coma since yesterday, with doctors unable to identify the bleeding cause. He previously lived on a Ferris, Illinois farm before returning to the hospital for evaluation.
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Chicago
Rodney Brodie
University of Illinois Research Hospital
Rodney
Ferris
Michigan rejects halt to Salk polio inoculations
Michigan Health Commissioner Dr Albert Heustis says the state will not follow the surgeon general's national call to pause Salk polio inoculations. Illinois officials plan to continue local serum inoculations despite the national pause. New Mexico Acting State Health Officer Dr Milton Zises confirms no change to the state's polio program including makeup shots.
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Lansing
Mich
Michigan
Albert Heustis
Springfield
Illinois
Santa Fe
N. M
Milton Zises
New Mexico
Foreign correspondents protest censorship in Formosa
Ten foreign correspondents protested what they called a condition of effective de facto censorship in Formosa. They objected to attitudes of both Nationalist and U.S. officials toward news.
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Taipei
Formosa
U. S
End of War in Europe Marked Ten Years Past at Reims
Ten years after Germany's surrender, Gen Alfred Jodl signed in the map room at Allied HQ in Reims at 2 41 am May 7 1945. Eisenhower insisted surrender to all Allied powers. Western news kept silent 24 hours awaiting a Soviet announcement. In Berlin May 9 celebrations and dedication ceremonies in Reims marked the occasion.
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Reims
France
Alfred Gustav Jodl
Allied Headquarters
Germany
Eisenhower
Europe
Eisen
Hower
Eastern Europe
Berlin
West Germany
West
Western Europe
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