Solons Hear Ways to Curb Sex Crimes
California lawmakers heard from an investigating group and Dr Karl Mann on curbing sex crimes while a Senate Assembly clash loomed over welfare liberalization. The Assembly urged extending Langley Porter sex crime research and stricter custody for dangerous perverts, and proposed broader prevention as citizens carry the burden. Welfare reform eyed repeal of the relatives assist rule, higher aid for the blind, and stopgap measures. Senate cautions against rapid changes.
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Assembly
Karl Man
University of California
Langley Porter Clinic
San Francisco
California
Senate Assembly
Assembly Social Welfare Committee
Harold K. Levering
Los Angeles
Legislative
Assembly Committee
Arthur H. Samish
Jack B. Tepney
Equor
F. Presley Abshire
R.-Geyserville
MacArthur’s Ouster Shocks Far East Observers
Aasael reports MacArthur’s dismissal stunned observers in Hong Kong and Formosa and drew mixed reactions in Manila and Taipei. Chinese Nationalists and Chiang Kai-shek allies feared a setback for anti-Communist aims, while some Hong Kong residents criticized his war policy. Philippine leaders invited him for rest and high regard persisted for his wartime service.
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IHE
MacArthur
Far East
Hong Kong
Taipei
Formosa
O.K. Armstrong
R-Me
Korea
China
Japan
Asia
Manila
Quirino
Philippines
United States
Phillippines
Arthur
Uninese
Chiang Kai-shek
Washington
Eenweger
Five Star Critic What Did He Say About Margaret
A Denver Post staffer reports a telephonine remark about Margaret attributed to MacArthur that allegedly influenced Truman to fire. The caller claimed to be a 54 special officer and spoke during a period of political turmoil.
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Margaret
Denver Post
MacArthur
Truman
Parley hoped after MacArthur ouster
Washington April 11 General MacArthurs removal was seen as clearing a path for new talks to end the Korean war or revive a 14 nation Korea declaration. The draft invited China to negotiate cease fire and settlement while upholding UN aims, with future unification to follow if bloodshed could end. The move sparked debate over policy and the timing of UN objectives.
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Washington
Douglas MacArthur
Korea
MacArthur
Deepartment
United States
United Nations
China
Truman
State Department
White House
Acheson
Far East
Bullet and Shell Point to Walker in Cook Slayings
Riverside County prosecutors say a bullet and cartridge found near Doris Cook’s body match a gun in Lawrence Walker’s car. Walker, 20, Newark, N J, is indicted for murdering Doris and Richard Cook, kidnapping Betty Marna, assaulting Sgt. Hicks, and faces arraignment Friday.
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Doris Cook
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Lawrence J. Walker
Mackey
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Washington
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Riverside County Grand Jury
Newark
N. J
Betty Marna
Riverside
James Hicks
Washington Laboratory
Hicks
Lake Matthews
Here
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British Support Truman Firing of MacArthur
The article reports broad British and allied reactions to President Truman's dismissal of General MacArthur, with U S leaders debating impeachment and broader inquiries. It notes congressional maneuvers, partisan divides, and international reactions as lawmakers discuss civilian control of the military and future Korea policy.
U N Diplomats Welcome Truman MacArthur Ousting
U N diplomats express relief over President Truman's order removing General Douglas MacArthur as U N commander in Korea. British French and Russian reactions vary. South Korean officials uneasy. Delegates privately praised the move despite fears MacArthur could provoke a larger war with China and the Soviet Union without consultation.
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MacArthur
Manchurian
China
Soviet Union
Memo Released On MacArthur Removal Case
The Truman administration publicized a memorandum detailing differences between General Douglas MacArthur’s statements and U.S policy as part of its case for his removal. It includes joint chiefs directives and MacArthur’s March 20 letter, signaling diplomacy limits in Korea and potential political fallout at home.
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House
Cox D.ga
State Department
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R.mo
Cox
Intell
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Ashington
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U.S
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White House
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Joint Chiefs of Staff
Defense Department
South Korea
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Korea
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38Th
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JCS
Rep
Joseph Martin
Asia
Europe
Washington
U. S
China
Congress
Far East
Red
U.N
38Th Parallel
Joe Martin
Mass
Formosa
Red China
Military Men in Korea Shocked by MacArthur Firing
In Korea on April 11 1951 soldiers react to President Truman removing Gen Douglas MacArthur and naming Lt Gen Matthew Ridgway to replace him. GIs debate resignations and possible retirement, with officers and reporters noting the shift may alter war leadership dynamics.
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MacArthur
Ridgway
Korea
James A
van Freet
President Ousts Gen. MacArthur from Korea War
Reports say President Truman dismissed General MacArthur after a public clash over Korea policy and Asia strategy. The White House announced the move and authorized MacArthur to return to the United States. The decision followed months of tensions over war aims and potential escalation in the Far East.
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