Little Gained From Cuban Travel Probe
The House Committee on Un American Activities finished two days of hearings amid violence and harangues with little new information on student travel to Cuba. A witness remains to be questioned after a follower of the American Nazi party attacked him and sent him to the hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House Committee On Un-American Activities
Cuba
United States
State Department
Havana
New York
Albert Maher
Houson
Millionair
George F. Senner
Dariz
Maher
Communist Party
Progressive Labor Movement
Soviet Union
Morton B. Slater
Slater
R. D
House
American Legion
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Senate
Riots Rise as Malaysia Indonesia Tensions Escalate
Rioting spiked across Singapore and Malaysia as Kuala Lumpur proclaimed a national security area. Indonesia’s Su karno held emergency talks while U.N. Security Council planned a session on aggression accusations. Parachutes reported near Labis amid unresolved hostilities.
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Kuala Lumpur
Malaysia
Singapore
Indonesia
Sukarno
Antara
U.N. Security Council
New York
Federation
Malacca Straits
Indonesa
Labis
Johore
Ellsworth Answers Readers On School Enrollment And Service Academies
Congressman Ellsworth reports record regional student enrollment for fall with 52.9 million students and 4.8 million in college, plus rises in high and elementary schools and more teachers. He notes veterans legislation advancing in the House and invites applicants for West Point Annapolis and Air Force Academy appointments before Oct. 1.
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Bob Ellsworth
K. B
Congressman Ellsworth
West Point
Annapolis
Air Force Academy
F. N
House of Representatives
Washington, D. C
NFO Leader Calls for Vigilance on External Interference
Oren Lee Staley president of the National Farmers Organization urges members to watch for outside interests trying to discredit the NFO holding action. He cites violent incidents linked to the campaign to withhold livestock from market and notes arrests in St. John Michigan for hindering deliveries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines, Iowa
Oren Lee Staley
National Farmers Organization
NFO
Staley
Midwest
St. John
Mich
McLOUTH Family Returns From Northern Visit
McLOUTH Mr and Mrs Norman Wild and family and Kathleen Gilbert came back Monday from Shelbourne New Hampshire visiting his father and relatives. They were joined by Jeannie Moore of Pittsfield Massachusetts who departed Tuesday. Sunday visitors at Ernest McHenry home included Sherman Casebier of Lawrence and Dale McHenry of Meriden plus Mr and Mrs Richard Herz and children Dicky and Diane from Salt Lake City Utah.
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Norman Wild
Kathleen Gilbert
Shelbourne
N. H
Jeannie Moore
Pittsfield
Mass
Ernest McHenry
Sherman Casebier
Lawrence
Dale McHenry
Meriden
Richard Herz
Dicky
Diane
Salt Lake City
Utah
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Bruce Borst
Coulee City
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Les Kimmel
Kimmel
Jim
Irvin Davison
Max Whitaker
Nortonville
Leland McPherson
Carolyn
Ray Cropp
Topeka
Amy
Kathleen McPherson
Robert Turner
Oskaloosa
Ozarks
Waldo Bennett
Salem
Mrs
F. L. Potts
Gilliam, Mo
John Slavens
Wellsville
Maude Evans
Ottawa
Richard Scotherne
Garry Newman
Camp Pendleton
Calif
Frank Newman
McLouth
Ronald Bower
John Bower
Fort Leonard Wood
Rick Hood
Owensville, Mo
Jerry McPherson
Tonganoxie
Claude Kimmel
Albert Cox
Clyde Cox
Wichita
Richard Bowen
Alabama
Nyfeler
Earl Knapp
Leavenworth
Kenneth Schultz
Orville Osborn
McLouth Methodist Church
Richard Rice
Carroll Ridgway
Harry Miller
Ruth McHenry
Rice
Larkin Rice
Andrew Rice
Stacy Ollar Jr
McLouth Baptist Church
Lillian Clark
Joplin Nursing Home
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DuPont
of the Oaks
24Th
Ridge Court
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Nappi
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Frame & Souders Body Shop
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