Army Counsel Tells of Abuse in Schine Pressure
Army counselor John G. Adams testified that Roy M. Cohn subjected him to intense pressure to secure special treatment for Pvt. G. David Schine, with McCarthy urging draft discussions. Adams detailed daily calls and near dawn inquiries as the Senate subcommittee extended its hearings into the McCarthy dispute.
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Army
John G. Adams
Roy M. Cohn
Pentagon
Cohn
Pvt. G. David Schine
Adams
Senate
Sen. McCarthy
Schine
McCarthy
Subcommittee
Congress
Ray H. Jenkins
Ft. Monmouth
N. J
Secretary of the Army
Stevens
New York
Wisconsin Sees Sunshine Amid Cool Kenosha Day
Wisconsin basked in sun but Kenosha stayed cool with noon readings around 50 to 51 degrees at Nash Motors, downtown, and the sewage plant. Tuesday peaked at 50 with a 38 low. more sun is forecast Thursday with highs between 63 and 70, cooler near the lake.
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Wisconsin
Kenosha
Nash Motors
Mitchell Urges Full Army McCarthy Hearing Continuation
Democratic national chairman Stephen A. Mitchell told a Jefferson-Jackson Day audience in Fargo that the Army McCarthy hearings should run until all facts are disclosed. He argued public opinion might pressure Republicans to restore order and discipline on both sides.
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Fargo
N. D
Stephen A. Mitchell
Mitchell
Planes Hit Delta Area Rebel Bases
French warplanes struck Vietminh rebel bases in the Red River Delta near Hanoi and Haiphong. Officials report 49 Vietminh killed and 26 captured. rebels continued raids while France warned it may seek foreign aid if Vietminh assault escalates.
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Hanoi
Red River
France
Haiphong
President to Sign Seaway Bill Thursday Morning
President Eisenhower announced at a news conference that he will sign the St. Lawrence Seaway bill Thursday morning at the White House. The act authorizes U S participation with Canada to build a waterway linking the Atlantic Ocean to the Great Lakes after a year long struggle for congressional approval.
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Washington
Eisenhower
St. Lawrence Seaway
United States
Canada
Atlantic
Great Lakes
White House
Bannister Cancels TV Appearances
The British Information Office said all commercial television appearances by Roger Bannister world record mile holder are canceled to protect his amateur status.
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New York
British Information Office
Roger Bannister
England
Chessman Has Faint Chance of Reprieve
San Quentin California Gov Knight will review one point of Caryl Chessman 1948 conviction after a half hour closed door with his attorney Berwyn Rice The condemned author and rapist known for Cell 2455 Death Row had pleas for clemency rejected and his case has drawn national attention despite his appeal history and published life story.
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San Quentin
Calif
Caryl Chessman
Goodwin J. Knight
Knight
Chessman
California
Berwyn Rice
Rice
Earl Warren
United States
Niven Busch
Negley K. Teeters
Temple University
Board seeks 25000 for four year old kindergarten reinstatement
The board of education voted to ask the city council for 25000 to reinstate the four year old kindergarten for the 1954 fall term. A survey of Roosevelt district residents led to transferring area students to Columbus to ease overcrowding, with decisions needed within a week.
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Roosevelt
Columbus
H. R. Maurer
Columbus School
North Shore
30Th Ave
69Th St
Communist Plane Landed at Grafenwoehr Training Area
West German authorities report a Communist Czechoslovak aircraft landed today at the U S Army training area Grafenwoehr near Nuernberg. Senate debate notes no current plan to seek a defense budget increase for the year starting July 1 despite Indo China developments.
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Nuernberg
Germany
U.P
United States Army
Grafenwoehrm
Washington
Sen. Ferguson
R-Mich
Senate
Indo-China
McCarthy Stevens Telephone Calls Break Deadlock
Opposition backs placing in public record monitored telephone calls between Senator McCarthy and his aides and Secretary Stevens and aides in a dispute over disclosure.
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Washington
Sen. McCarthy
Hodges' homer cracks Dodgers bid as Braves win
Brooklyn Dodgers fall from first as Milwaukee Braves win 5-1. Gil Hodges homered in the fifth, spoiling Lew Burdette's no hit bid. Mathews and Adcock also homered for Milwaukee.
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N. Y
Gil Hodges
Lew Burdette
Milwaukee Braves
Dodgers
Mathews
Milwallee
Viet Nam Armistice Plan Rejects Partition Demand
Viet Nam Foreign Minister Nguyen Quoc Dinh presented terms to the Indo-China conference calling for a cease fire under UN control with free elections and guaranteed peace. He insisted no partition of national territory and urged international enforcement of cease-fire terms, framing independence and support for Cambodia and Laos. French Foreign Minister Georges Bidault faces pressure from Communists and Western powers amid ongoing talks.
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Viet Nam
Nguyen Quoc Dinh
United Nations
Dinh
France
Cambodia
Laos
Georges Bidault
United States
Los Angeles Man Dies at 114
Sam Lemler of Los Angeles died at 114 after weeks of vitality. Granddaughter Freida Golden recalls his alertness and humor, noting he smoked and drank coffee heavily and joked about remarrying as his loneliness faded in old age.
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Los Angeles
Sam Lemler
Lemler
Freida Golden
Missing man Ivar Malmberg found dead in Fox River
Ivar Malmberg 60 disappeared from his rooming house Sunday and was found dead in the Fox River Tuesday. Brown County coroner Dr Wayne Enderby ruled drowning with no signs of violence.
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Green Bay
Ivar Malmberg
Fox River
Wayne Enderby
Brown County
Grave Test For Laniel Faces Critical Confidence Vote
Paris premier Joseph Laniel's government faced a pivotal confidence vote in the National Assembly over its stance on debate timing for Indo-China. The outcome remained uncertain after Dien Bien Phu's fall prompted strong criticism and fears of a government defeat triggering a cabinet reshuffle and potential Geneva Conference impact.
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Paris
Joseph Laniel
National Assembly
Laniel
Dien Bien Phu
Free Europe accuses Czechoslovakia over cemetery restoration pledge
Radio Free Europe charges Communist Czechoslovakia reneged on a promise to fund restoration of about 200 Jewish cemeteries damaged in World War II. The report ties the dispute to postwar relief efforts and regional tensions in Europe.
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ARMY
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Aberdeen
Proving Ground
U. S. Army
Munich
Germany
U.P
Radio Free Europe Today
Czechoslovakia
Detroit 15 Year Old Kills 4 Year Old Girl
A 15 year old Detroit youth Terrence De Moss admitted hitting a 4 year old girl with a 2 by 4 beam and slashing her resulting in her death after being found in a garage behind her home. The boy is a juvenile and faces possible probate court jurisdiction.
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Detroit
Marion Jo Zobrovitz
Edward Jacques
Terrence de Moss
Jacques
de Moss
Michigan
Appleton Sheriff Accused of Bootlegging Margarine
Outagamie County board urges Gov Kohler to call grand jury on Sheriff Lyman B Clark amid charges of bootlegging untaxed oleomargarine and tax free jail prisoner transport. County officials cite a jail tour and untaxed oleo shipments as evidence while the sheriff is too ill to attend.
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Wis
U.P
Joseph McCarthy
Outagamie
Walter J. Kohler
Lyman B. Clark
Clark
Ervin Conradt
John Doe
Eisenhower condemns unauthorised FBI data leakage
President Eisenhower denounces any army intelligence officer sharing classified FBI material without authorization. He declines to discuss the McCarthy incident's specifics, emphasizes loyalty and secrecy, and notes a potential investigation while stressing a bipartisan foreign policy and a youth voting debate.
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Eisenhower
Army
FBI
Sen
McCarthy
Sen. McCarthy
Atty
Brownell
Japan Expects U S Ships and Planes for Defense Boost
Tokyo reports Foreign Minister Katsuo Okazaki said Japan and the United States will sign soon an agreement to provide Japan four destroyers and 140 aircraft possibly including jets for its expanding defense forces.
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Katsuo Okazaki
Japan
United States
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