High Court Rules Against N Y Firing of Prof Slochower
The U S Supreme Court ruled 5 to 4 against New York City in firing Brooklyn College professor Harry Slochower for invoking the Fifth Amendment before the Senate Internal Security Subcommittee. Justice Clark delivered the decision, with Justices Warren Black Frankfurter and Douglas joining the majority. Dissenters were Justices Harlan and Reed.
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Farm Bill Battle Looms as Congress Delays Action
Discussion centers on returning the farm bill to the conference committee. Martin expects busy talks with Democrats and Republicans through Wednesday aiming to keep consumer price relief, while GOP support for high rigid price supports remains uncertain. Secretary Benson labeled the bill unacceptable, as conferees default to mandatory supports and soil bank provisions offering up to 1.2 billion dollars annually to idle surplus cropland.
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Man Admits Killing Cabby and Shoots Self
Roy Shingu, 27, confessed to killing cab driver Wesley Carrall, 47, in Boyle Heights early Saturday. He shot himself in the head Sunday night after discussing the crime with his brother-in-law Tom Tanaka, and was in critical condition at General Hospital. Police say robbery was the apparent motive.
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Reid L B Civic Leader Dies in Long Beach
Reid L B Reid longtime Long Beach civic leader and oil industry figure died leaving a legacy in Boy Scouts Ducks Unlimited and local philanthropy. He organized Long Beach Oil Development Company in 1939 and helped establish Will J Reid Scout Park a 10acre campus near the LA River. He supported Ducks Unlimited and held leadership roles in Ducks Unlimited Foundation and Ducks Unlimited of Canada. Survived by wife Ella Hancock Reid daughter Virginia Reid Moore sister Jeanette Reid Gay Jord and three grandchildren. Services set for Wednesday at 2 00 am at First Presbyterian Church. burial at Sunny side Memorial Park.
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New Fighting Perils Mideast Peace on Eve of U. N. Mission
The article reports imminent U N. mediation in the Middle East with Israel preparing for border fortifications and mass civilian drills. Parliament plans a special session to fund arms, while civilians including students, teachers, and Israel police will volunteer for border village works. Hammarskjold met with officials and will head to Beirut after a private audience with Pope Pius XII.
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President Asks More Defense Funds In Senate
The administration seeks 400 million more for defense in the next fiscal year raising the outlay to 35.947 billion if approved. The House subcommittee has finished hearings but the bill awaits final action. Air Force gets the largest share, with 376.3 million for military construction also outlined. HAMMARSHIELD plans a long Middle East mission under U N approval to hold talks with Arab and Israeli leaders amid seven years of Gaza flare ups. In London, British papers warn the Israel Egypt dispute could pull in World War III as US inaction limits decisive moves.
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Scott Slated for Quiz by Grand Jury
Los Angeles 59 year old L Ew ing Scott was subpoenaed to appear before the County Grand Jury on April 24 after his wife Evelyn vanished last May 16. District Attorney S Ernest Roll said Scott has testified in civil cases but not to the grand jury and may be allowed to tell his story if he desires. Scott’s attorney challenged the police instruction to seek permission before leaving LA, warning it could be flight to escape prosecution. The DA noted an investigation into Scott’s handling of his missing wife’s trust funds, with the assistant chief criminal deputy Adolph Alexander due back April 19. Scott is also facing a civil case over a $6,100 judgment from a publisher for a book Scott sponsored.
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S. Ernest Roll
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Roll
Adolph Alexander
Alexander
Dust Storm Rains Hit Texas and Midwest Winds
The article reports Texas hit by a severe dust storm with drought conditions worsening pastures and crops needing rains. It notes violent Oklahoma windstorms with hail and rain, heavy snow in Wyoming and Colorado, and tornado sightings in Roger Mills County. Nine deaths linked to the Northeast storm as power lines failed and homes lost heat.
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Tunisian Premier Submits Resignations
Tunisian Premier Anar Ben Ammar submitted the resignation of his cabinet after the Constitutional Assembly opened. The Assembly convened and elected Habib Bourguiba president, with Ben Ammar planning to resign again once the Assembly organized work.
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Eastern Airlines to equip DC-8 jets with JTS engines
Captain Eddie Rickenbacker, chairman of Eastern Airlines, announced the company will bypass smaller JS7 engines and retrofit its DC-8 jetliners with the larger JTS jet engines for improved power and performance.
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Eastern Airlines
Cards as magic carpets bring people together
A playful note invites readers to enjoy card games and pick up fresh packs on their way home, celebrating social fun and quick purchases. The piece emphasizes communal joy through tabletop gaming and convenient shopping.
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