Stassen Attacked in Senate Trade Hearing Fallout
Senate investigations subcommittee report on world trade drew sharp splits. Stassen, former adviser to Eisenhower, faced defense from Mundt Bender and McCarthy who called the majority findings unfair and praised the White House stance. They accused critics of biased readings and evasive testimony.
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Stassen
Senate
Washington
Ralilee
Eisenhower
Russia
Sens. Mundt
R-Sd
Bender
Ohio
Sen. McCarthy
Wis
White House
Harold T
Ad Stasson
U.S
Harriman to Visit Five States on Campaign Swing
New York Democratic candidate Averell Harriman plans a four day five state tour for the presidential nomination. He will visit Kansas Colorado New Mexico Nebraska and South Dakota with former president Harry S. Truman meeting him at Kansas City Airport Friday noon. Rosenman will accompany Harriman to Kansas.
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New York
Averell Harriman
Colorado
New Mexico
Nebraska
South Dakota
Harry S. Truman
Harriman
Kansas City
Truman
Adlai E. Stevenson
Missouri
Kansas
Great Bend
Kaw
Samuel J. Rosenman
New York Supreme Court
Franklin D. Roosevelt
House Approves Higher Fees for Alaska Officials
The House sent to the Senate a bill raising the maximum annual income for U S commissioners in Alaska from seven thousand five hundred to twelve thousand five hundred dollars. It also passed a measure to extend district judges' term in Alaska from four to eight years.
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Washington
House
Senate
U.S
Alaska
Archeologists Find Buddha Statuette on Small Island
An archeology team on a Stockholm island uncovered a bronze Buddha statuette dating from the 6th or 7th century A.D. The three inch figure is the second such find in Europe, the first having been unearthed in Rome years ago.
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Slrockholm UI
Here
Europe
Rome
Key figures in foreign aid debate and Paris accord fallout
The majority report names McClellan Jackson Symington Ervin and McCarthy as supporting a harsh line in the Senate on foreign aid. It accuses Stassen of misleading Congress about the 1934 Paris agreement easing embargoes on about 200 strategic items to Russia. It claims the administration violated the Battle Act and kept documents secret, arguing disclosure would aid the Communists.
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McClellan
D-Ark
Jackson
D-Wash
Symington
D-Mo
Ervin
D-Nc
McCarthy
White House
Senate
Subcommittee
Paris
Russia
Stassen
Secretary of Commerce
Weeks
Congress
U. S
Bender
Mundt
Publi
Hodge to Tell Own Story to Prosecutor
Springfield report says Hodge plans to give a complete statement to the Sangamon County prosecutor about irregularities in state funds. Epping, top aide to Hodge, faces embezzlement charges tied to warrants totaling about 180000, and Epping will appear with his attorney this afternoon.
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Springfield
Ill
Latham Castle
Vilie E. Hodge
Epping
Inois
O’brien
Coutrakon
O'Brien
George P. Cout
Rakon
Sangamon
Hodges
Hugh Dobbs
Internal Revenue Service
Hodge
Dobbs
Arthur M. Fitzgerald
Coutalion
Edward A. Epping
Washington Upi
Sangamon County Sheriff's Senate
Albert E
McCollum, Army Engineers
Ihe
California
Debris Commission
William J. Ely
Israel says war talk persists amid UN armistice tensions
In Jerusalem Israel repeats claims that Egypt and Jordan propagate warlike rhetoric as Dag Hammarskjold prepares to arrive in the region. Foreign Ministry says complaints have been lodged with UN Mixed Armistice Commissions over violations of the armistice, with Ben-Gurion and Golda Meir to discuss with Hammarskjold. Jordan delegates return to the commission after walking out, and the UN officer sides with Israel this time.
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Jerusalem
Israel
Toiday
Egypt
Jordan
U. S
Dag Hammarskjold
They
Middle East
U. N
David Ben-Gurion
Golda Myerson
Hammarskjold
Lebanon
Cairo
Armistice Commission
U.N
Calhoun Guilt Seen Blasting Most Corrupt Conspiracy
Calhoun accused of leading what prosecutors call the most corrupt California conspiracy in liquor and political fund dealings since 1954. Bonelli Snyder Levine and Harris are named in the cases, with Bonelli convicted on conspiracy counts and awaiting sentencing. Snyder faces a probation hearing after a perjury count.
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San Diego
Don Keller
Bernard FL Calhoun
Los Angeles
Gation
Bonelli
California
State Board of Equalization
Arizona
Galhoun
Southern
Cali
Nathan Harris
Fornia Spirits Foundation
Snyder
Edward Levine
Los
Vis Angeles
G. Bonelli
Il Jare
Calhoun
Blind man paints mother's two story Battle Creek home
Claude VanDorsten, blind since 1944, spent two weeks painting his mother’s Battle Creek house. Assisted by two sisters, he scraped, primed, and brushed the white walls with red trim while his guide dog Baron kept watch. He chose to finish the job to spare his mother more delays.
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Battle Creek
Mich
Claude Vandersten
Claude
Holland
Van
Dorstan
Audrae Osborne
Clara VanDorsten
Baron
Church Notice Cleans Our Farmer's Corn
A fragmented church notice describes Claude and Baron in a Holland apartment and a property sale. It mentions a corn cleaning action, paint cans, and leisure activities like shuffleboard bowling dancing and fishing around the estate. The corn valued at 2000 dollars was freed from lien in a real estate development context.
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Claude
Saul
Vista
Gene Baer
Baron
En Sale
Holland
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