Air Collision The Communist Party In The U S Was Not Over
BURBANK Calif The collision between two planes last Thursday touched off renewed debate over the Communist Party in the United States As Northrop official William A Kerr questioned whether the crash occurred over a populated valley and air tests should be restricted in such areas The news conference with Radarman Curtiss Adams revealed the jet fighter pilots name and fate while Adams survived after ejecting from his aircraft The second dispatch reports on the Communist Party in America noting declines in membership and finances while FBI Chief J Edgar Hoover warns the danger persists and cautions against civil liberties violations
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Congress Today Pledges to Fight Civil Rights Legislation
United Press reports Southern bloc leader Rep William Colmer vows to block civil rights bills this year. House Judiciary subcommittee resumes hearings, with witnesses from private and public life including NAACP official Roy Svilkins and North Carolina official Edward Scheidt.
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D-Miss
Judiciary
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Senate
Roy Svilkins
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Edward Scheidt
North Carolina
Cleveland M. Bailey
Marion B. Folsom
Health, Education and Welfare
Bailey
Great Plains
Hisenhower
Texas Editor Praises Hotel Lawtonian Progress
A Texas editor visits Lawton and praises the Hotel Lawtonian as a civic triumph. Charles A. Guy notes the 10 story, 150 room hotel, its glass and stainless design, and full occupancy for three years. He highlights civic pride, cooperative effort, friendly staff, and hopes for broader Southwest collaboration. He also reflects on changing regional camaraderie and progress.
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Lawton
Lawtonian
Charles A. Guy
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Tulsa
U.S.A
Hungary seals Yugoslav border amid crackdown
Communist Hungary closed its border with Marshal Tito's Yugoslavia and ordered mixed Hungarian and Russian patrols to shoot escapees. Five counties were declared a prohibited area with entry only on special documents. Refugees have fled to Yugoslavia and Austria, with reports of border guards shooting escapees during attempts. Premier Janos Kadar acknowledged continued resistance by anti‑Communist students and others.
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Edith Ronne: Antarctic a Man's World Says She Is
Edith Ronne, 37, first woman to accompany husband on an era Antarctic expedition, calls the polar scene a man's world. She notes isolation as a major challenge and explains she will not join the IGY current trek. Her husband, Capt Finn Ronne, leads the Weddell Sea station on the IGY mission.
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Washington
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Antarctic
Navy
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South Polar
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U.S
Rayne
IGY
Nasser Holds High Level Military Talks Over Sinai Gaza
Cairo radio urged UN sanctions against Israel to force withdrawal from Gaza Strip and Gulf of Aqaba while Israel’s stance to keep the territory appeared firm. Dag Hammarskjold pursued quiet diplomacy as Abba Eban met with him for a lengthy briefing. Egyptian and Israeli officials reportedly discussed military operations and a possible return of the General Assembly to address the Middle East.
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