Amerasia Editor Faces Contempt Question In Senate
Senate Foreign Relations Subcommittee weighs contempt citations against Amerasia editor Philip Jaffe for refusals to answer questions. Witnesses Earl Browder and Frederick Vanderbilt Pyel previously cited for possible contempt after answering questions only partially. Morgan said Jaffe declined to answer elementary questions citing self incrimination concerns amid disclosures from the Amerasia raid and related testimony.
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Washington
WPI
Senate Baverlenters
Philip Jaffe
Amerasia
Cage
Jaste
Ettatar
Ameraasia Magazine
Earl Browder
Communist Party
Frederick Vanderbilt Piel
McCarthy
Rwis
Pield
Subcommittee
Edward P. Morgan
Morgary
Jaffe
O. John Roger
Jnst
Morgan
Iris
Patrols Protect Pa Milk Trucks Amid Dairy Strike
Gov James H. Dupout ordered state police to guard milk trucks across seven counties after reports of arming bands dumping milk. Vehicles halted near Vanderbilt and Canonsburg. sheriff in Greensburg mobilizes posse and Westmoreland County gains a preliminary injunction to bar interference by strikers from adjoining counties.
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Pittsburgh
James H. Dupub
Duming
Armen Glekek
Vacdertils
Flat Woody
Fayette County
Canoms
Burg
Washington County
W. Rittenhouse
Vanderwitt
Rittenhouse
Gav
Daf
Greensburg
Howard Bud Thomas
Westmoreland County
McKellar Collapses and Recovers in Senate
Washington Senator McKellar collapsed after leaving the Senate chamber and was helped by Senators Mayank and Knowland and a Capitol policeman. The 81 year old dean of the Senate appeared to suffer a fainting spell though an aide said he fell after a sudden pair on a knee and buckled.
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Washington
Mmckellar
DsTellas
Senate
Be Wax
Mayank
D-Sc
Knowland
R-Gallt
Capitol
McKellar
Gore Says Prosperity Came With DemoRule
Rep Albert Gore of Carthage spoke to a Sullivan County audience praising Franklin D Roosevelt and Harry S Truman for lifting the nation from hardship. The Tennessee congressman, a potential 1976 Senate candidate, addressed a pre organization meeting of the newly chartered Sullivan County Young Democratic Club at the courthouse. The gathering planned its official charter presentation and officer election for Suite 23 at 7:30 pm, with a bold push to sustain Democratic leadership statewide.
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Brack E Sams
Blof City
VY. 5
Albert Gare
Carthage Feenters
Hal Garr
Silivan County
Democratic Executive Committee
Sams
Segsiany Juedge
Bristol- Bluff City-Blountville
Gore
Blountville
Gretchen
van Trease
Albert Gore
Carthage
Franklin. D. Roosevelt
Harry S. Truman
Senate
Peranable
Tennessee
U. S. Senate
Mewily
Sullivan County
Young Democratic Club
Kyle King
Greeneville
State
Young Dermtocratic Clubs
Gultivan Club
Hat ‘Part
YDC
Ivedian
Square James Elsen
T. BR. Bandy
Clif‘fore Sanders
Kingsport
BE. W
Hingami Oliver Taylor
Bristel
Attlee Alters British stance on Schuman plan
London reports Prime Minister Attlee pressed in parliament to support Western Europe coal and steel cooperation while resisting supra national authority. Labor rejects a full European unity framework, fearing threats to the welfare state and national plans for full employment amid British talks with Paris on pool control and governance of industry.
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London
Attlee
Todey
Schuman
Europe
Onig
Labor Party
Prench
Foreign Office
Faris
Schumer
United Kingdom
France
Britain
Premch
Remington pleads not guilty to perjury charge
New York report states former commerce official William W. Remington pleaded not guilty to a perjury indictment. Judge John W. Clancey set July 5 as trial date after Remington resigned amid ouster threats. Bail of 5000 was set with two days to raise the bond.
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New York
William ‘W. Remington
John W. Clancey
Remington
Commerce Department
Clancey
Bethuel J. Webster
Inflation Threat Spurs Bid for Balanced Budget
Washington political figures push bipartisan budget balance amid inflation fears. Senator Douglas warns rising wholesale prices threaten economy and favors cutting spending, while Senator Taft commits to削 reductions to curb deficits. Calls grow for Fed action and treasury restraint as gasoline price concerns prompt a Senate investigation.
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Washington
Congress
Douglas
D-Tm
Doug~lay
Truman
Treasury
Senate
Ferguson
R-Mich
Right Wing Labor Movement Organizes Against CIO AFL
Washington reports that Hartley Jr. quit as head of the Tool Owners' Union to launch a right wing political movement opposing CIO and AFL labor groups. Hartley, ex Republican congressman from New Jersey and former House Labor Committee chair, cites a nationwide groundswell for a center-right labor organization.
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Washington
A. Hartley, Jr
Tool Owners’ Union
CIO
FAC
AFL
Labor League
Hartley
Congress
New Jersey
House Labor Committee
Foot Quners
U.S
CIO Hutt
Political Action Committee
Labor
League For Politics Education
Bartley
Con- Wess
Senate Studies Social Security Pay Increase
The Senate examines a bill to expand social security coverage to about 8.9 million more people, with compulsory inclusion for about 8.38 million and voluntary for 0.6 million. It would raise monthly payments for the 2.5 million current beneficiaries and elevate benefits in line with wage trends, sparking debate over overall reform.
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Senate
Wisle Ted
Lucas
Idmai
Myers
D-Fa
Butler
Cain
Enka Pickets To Return To Plant Morristown
A Senate labor committee agreed to hearings on the American Enka Co strike at Morristown Tennessee. The strike began March 28 with violence as the plant resumed operations leading to 350 workers still on site. Pickets may return today as harmony efforts proceed with highway patrols to be included in further discussions.
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Morristown
CIO
Boke Corporation
PNR
Abe
Washington
Senate Labor Committee
Enka Co
Senatosr Murray D-Montt
Bumphrey
D- Men
Neely
D- WY
Ternnessee Surety
Sam K Neal
Neal
Gordon Browning
Street Scenes Rescue Teenagers Assist Car Brake Failure
Unsung department notes teens spotting a car rolling after brakes failed, pushing it back to a parking space. A three year old sings while told to wear shoes, and a young man heads for an early evening trip to a nearby city. A possum on the city street tries to keep pace with the car.
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Possum
Assistant Manager Employed For East Tennessee Fair
Andrew M. Madron named assistant manager of the East Tennessee District Fair. Philip Shivell notes Madron will recruit exhibitors, focusing on livestock shows and organized displays. The fair, now in its second year, expands departments and raises prize money. the combined fair and horse show offer 21,078 dollars. Events run August 2 through 26.
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Andrew M. Madron
Foemer Sullivan
Tennessee
Philip Shivell
Madron
Piney Flats
Mary Hughes
Boumes Creek
Army Air Corps
Madran
Tennessee State College
Ares
U. S. May Boost Atomic Defenses
Senate-House Atomic Committee discussion hints at expanding the atomic program after the Soviet test. Lawmakers say the nation may spend more defense funds on atomic weapons and related systems. The Washington Post reports new defensive weapons including atomic artillery and guided missiles intended to deter a Soviet invasion of Western Europe.
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Cransion
Seviate-Honge Atomic Committee
Truman
Hydrogen Komt
Kteen
Senate
House Atomic Committee
Washington Post
U. S Army
West
the Post
Europe
Russia
Tess Tiftes
Rent Ceiling Bill Predicted Pass in House and Senate
Senate cleared a rent control bill by 36 to 2, extending wartime limits on about 000,000 units mainly in cities. It would keep the Federal Rent Control Authority for a year, auto lifting in six months in communities not voting to continue, with final sunsets in 1993 unless local referenda keep controls. House Speaker Rayburn expressed confidence the House will pass the measure.
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Washington
Swift House
Leguslauicom
Senate
Federal Rent Control Authority
Conttrols
House
Rayburn
Dtex
Truman
Provo
D-Hy
iPresident Ready To Open Files in Crime Inquiry
Washington reports Truman plans to open access to executive records for a Senate Special Committee probing gambling and crime. Chairman Kefauver seeks full cooperation and access to income tax and other government data. Testimony set for behind closed doors as Molasky, owner of Pioneer News Services, is questioned over distribution tied to a criminal element.
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Washington
ULP
Truman
Senate
Chatman Hkefauver
D-Team
William Molasky
St. .Louis
Molasky
Hele
Missouri
E. Taylor
Senate Commerce Subcommittee
Pioneer Axe
Molasity
Nisrade News
Kefauver
Molasty
French Airliner Down In Persian Gulf, Six Saved
French Air France C-54 ditched three miles off Bahrain Island while flying from Karachi to Cairo. Six survivors rescued, four bodies recovered, 39 still missing including one infant. Plane carried French nationals with one passenger not French. Search aided by air and surface craft. official details scarce.
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Patis
Air Prance
Bahrein
Persian Gulf
Imelide
Hassengers
Chilef
Jean Pladet
Runnway
Bahrein Island
Betautsn
Karachi
Pakistan
Caio
Egypt
Air France
Virginia Municipal Elections Under Way
Virginia voters head to polls as clerks and judges prepare in Southwest towns for a day of local elections. Mayors and councilmen face several races in Lee Wise Russell and Washington counties plus one in Dieker ham. Norton expected heaviest turnout with an $850000 bond issue on the ballot and six candidates running for three council seats.
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Virginia
Jas
Owls
Lee County
Wise County
Russell
Washington
Dieker
Ham County
Sorton
Norton
W. M. Wray
Pred. King
George F. Scott
W. KR. Hammer
Jack Helmsh
O. Breeding
Bordtown
Lee Pugate
W. H. Revis
W. A. Mishmar
Ww. H. Maine
Arthur Mumpower
Carrie Fugate
Steele
J.B. Brooks
Sea Counei
Bryce Perry
Ammett ¥Eary
Frank Belzy
Hm. Boggs, Jr
J.D. Cul
Vating
Fishing Tables and Period Schedules for Abluowr Season
The article outlines Abluowr period schedules and the SOLYNAR FABLIR event timing led by Jaki Aldon Knight. It lists fare prices, stage types, and noteable periods with specific times for days and events, including midweek and weekend sessions and reference to Douglas Lake and local timing.
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