Adams Claims Cohn Heaped Abuse On Him
Adams testified that Roy Cohn flew into rages and hurled obscenity while pressuring for favored treatment for Pvt. G David Schine. He described Cohn’s violent outburst in New York and noted McCarthy’s fear of provoking Cohn as he sought to draft Schine.
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Adams
Cohn
Washington
John G. Adams
Roy Cohn
Pvt. G
David Schine
McCarthy
Subcommittee
McCarthy Army
Army
Ray H. Jenkins
Coln
McCarthy Subcommittee
Schine
New York
Pennsylvania
Jenkins
Peace Sought As War Rages In Hanoi Air Strikes Continue
French bombers hit Communist forces near Hanoi as French troops fortify delta cities with barbed wire and trenches. American supplied planes join raids on Red supply depots and village citadels between Hanoi and the sea, while a major bomber mission targets rebel supply routes.
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Hanoi
Indo - China
Red River
Dien Bien Phu
Delta
Here
China
Perigo
Tuesay
Eisenhower says U S not giving up on Indo China
President Eisenhower stated the United States will not abandon Indo China and argues the free world should not write it off. He noted alliances must be invited to assist and that any policy rifts with Dulles are differences in utterance, not belief. The Senate committee discussed Southeast Asia security options as Rep. Vouts signaled congressional support.
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Washington
Eisenhower
State Dulles
Southeast Asia
Dulles
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Vouts
Ohio
Vorys
Congress
House
Viet Nam rejects partition in armistice terms
Viet Nam’s Foreign Minister Nguyen Quoc Dinh announced that any armistice framework must not divide Viet Nam and should be overseen by the United Nations. He said the plan seeks free elections and international control to ensure durable peace and prevent new aggression, while opposing France’s partition approach.
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Geneva
Viet Nam
Nguyen Quoc Dinh
United Nations
Dinh
France
Vietminh
Lawtonka Up 7 Feet as Rain Floods Southwest Oklahoma
Heavy rainfall of 5.48 inches since Sunday swelled Lake Lawtonka by more than seven feet and caused Beaver and Cow creeks to spill. About 150 residents fled rising floodwaters in Waurika while Medicine Creek and other rivers rose across the region. Officials warn of further rises as rain continues. S.H. 7 east of Lawton reopened after creeks subsided and about 75 families evacuated to safety. Red Cross aids victims as flood impacts extend across southwest Oklahoma.
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Lake Lawtonka
Oklahoma
Waurika
John Frampton
Lawton
Frampton
Medicine Creek
Meers
Wayne Re
Jimmy Creek
Bill Tugman
Medicine Park
Ernest Greenwalt
Wichita Mountains Wildlife Refuge
Beaver
Hell Creeks
Frances Turner
American Red Cross
Oklahoma City
Welfare officials take restricted custody of Rogers infant
Temporary custody of an 11 month old baby born in McAlester prison was granted to welfare authorities. Frank H. Rogers and Ruby Sweeten Rogers, serving manslaughter sentences for their son Frank’s death, remain eligible for parole in August. Warden says no reliable relatives can care for the child.
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McAlester Penitentiary
Lawton
Tom G. Haile
McAlester
Frank H. Rogers
Frank
Rogers
New Mexico
Ruby Sweeten Rogers
Council Denies Pecan Grove Sewer Plan Move
The Pecan Grove housing project faced a setback as the city council rejected a request to hook the 240 unit development to the sewer system. McKenzie led a divided vote 4-1 with Kinsey in favor, Hastings abstaining, and the plan blocked citing pump station and facility overload concerns. Further discussion was pushed back several weeks as developers weigh next steps.
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Pecan Grove
Lester McKenzie
Buck Kinsey
H. D. Hastings
McKenzie
Joe McCain
Kinsey
Someon
Jake Witzel
Hastings
E. Rakpneetex
Wesley Kepler
Pursley
Leroy Botkin
Laniel Faces New Threat as Indo China Debate Looms
Paris Premier Joseph Laniel's government fights to stave off another vote of confidence in the National Assembly over his refusal to set a date for debate on Indo-China. A prior confidence tally on the same issue stood 311-262, but Dien Bien Phu's fall sparked renewed criticism of government support for the defenders.
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Paris
Joseph Laniel
National Assembly
Laniel
Lanier
Erga
Dien Bien Phu
Senator Clyde Hoey Dies in Senate Office at 76
Sen Clyde Hoey a 76 year old North Carolina Democrat died in his Senate office reported by Senate minority leader Lyndon B Johnson. Johnson announced the death to the Senate at 2 23 p m CST and the body adjourned immediately out of respect.
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Washington
Clyde BR. Hoey
North Carolina
Lyndon B. Johnson
Dtex
Senate
Johnson
Hoey
Army Informer Blasted By Ike
President Eisenhower condemned the handling of confidential FBI data by an Army intelligence officer without authorization. He declined to discuss McCarthy's claim, stating he would not comment on the aspect connected to McCarthy and preferred to speak only on the general principle involved.
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Washington
Eisenhower
FBI
Sen. McCarthy
Army
Atty
Brownell
Cer
McCarthy
Youth Admits Tot's Murder in Detroit
Detroit police report 15-year-old Terrence De Moss confessed to fatally beating and slashing 14-year-old Marion Jo Zobrovitz in a garage behind her home. She died after hospital efforts, with no motive given.
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Detroit
Marion Jo Zobrovitz
Edward Jacques
Terrence de Moss
Jacques
de Moss
Michigan
Armed Forces Day Display At Fort Sill In Lawton
Fort Sill public information officials announce the Armed Forces Day parade will feature the Honest John Rocket with launcher as a classified display item. A composite battery includes 105mm and 155mm artillery, an eight inch howitzer and a 280mm gun, plus support from an Army wrecker and an ambulance. Commanded by 1st Lt. Carlisle R. Petty.
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Army
Armed Forces
Lawton
Fort Sill
522Nd
187Th Observation
U.S. Army
Carlisle R. Petty
Scientists Visit Fort Sill Review Panel Arrives
An eight man Haworth committee of distinguished scientists and educators led by Dr. Leland J. Haworth, director of Brookhaven National Laboratories, is arriving at Fort Sill this evening to assess Army combat development activities. Maj. Gen. Charles E. Hart will greet them. Thursday will include meetings with Combat Development personnel led by Col. Robert P. Clay. The group is appointed by the Secretary of the Army and will depart Friday morning.
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Leland J. Haworth
Brookhaven National Laboratories
Long Island
N. Y
Fort Sill
Haworth
Army
Department
Robert P. Clay
Charles E. Hart
Ral
Frederick C
West Salary Probe Requested in Oklahoma Campaign Aid Case
Oklahoma Rep. Robert O. Cunningham urged the Legislative Council to probe state salary payments to a campaign aide of Mrs. Willie E. Murray the Democratic candidate for governor. West Anadarko served as an investigator for Gov. Johnston Murray and was named a coordinator at Murray's state headquarters before resigning from the post.
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Oklahoma City
Willie E. Murray
Robert O. Cunningham
Oklahoma Cunningham
Legislative Council
West
Anadarko
Johnston Murray
Murray
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