Bishop Oxnam Demands Red Probers Apologize
Bishop Oxnam called for apologies from the Red probers and condemned the release of unverified materials by the committee. He urged halting the practice, said he opposes communism, and criticized statements by Rep. Donald L. Jackson. He requested the hearing read his opening statement and defended his public record against charges of Communist sympathy.
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Red Probers
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Hime
Amer
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Vari
Communist Party
Donald L. Jackson
R-Calif
Jackson
Oxman
Hirt
I Committee
Paper Tells Fate of 74 Silent Prefs
The Christian Science Monitor reports 74 teachers and professors refused to testify before Jenner Velde and Senate Internal Security committees. Of those, 50 faced dismissal actions, eight resigned, 12 cases pending, five suspended, and two retained. Among 42 professors who declined, outcomes included 14 dismissed and 9 let go after annual appointments. For 25 school teachers, 16 were dismissed and 5 retained.
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Christian Science Monitors
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Senate
Monitor
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Velde
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R-Ind
International Daily Newspaper
Harvard University
Chicago University
Civil Defense Workers Receive Ike Honors in White House
President Eisenhower awarded Freedom Foundations civil defense medals to two volunteers Mrs Windsor Smith of Binghamton New York and Sam W Reynolds of Omaha Nebraska at a White House rose garden ceremony Val Peterson Civil Defense Administrator and Dr Kenneth D Wells president of the foundation looked on Mrs Smith told the President I am a Republican and he replied I am delighted to hear it Fox final digest notes the awards honor civil defense efforts in their home states and communities
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Eisenhower
Freedoms Foundation
White House Rose Garden
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Binghamton
N. Y
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Omaha
Web
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Kenneth D. Wells
Smith
Hisenhower
Dallas Power Outage Locks Downtown Amid Breakdown
A Dallas Power and Light plant tripped a circuit breaker early today cutting electricity to half of downtown including Parkland Hospital. Two polio respirators ran on emergency power for 43 minutes from 2:59 a.m. to 3:42 a.m. Electric buses stalled, traffic signals failed, and communications were disrupted.
Mrs Miniver author dies of cancer at 52
British born writer A K Placzek known for Mrs Miniver died of cancer Monday at Columbia-Presbyterian Hospital. She was the wife of a Columbia University librarian and the only woman on the Times of London editorial board.
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Wy Yuarn
Ver van Struther
Mrs. Miniver
Columbia-Presbyterian Hospital
A. K. Placzek
Columbia University
The
Times of London
India Seeks Assurances on Korean Troop Mission
New Delhi reports India asked the United States and China for guarantees that Indian troops sent to Korea to help enforce armistice terms can operate with dignity. A seven man advance party under Foreign Secretary R K Nehru will study steps to meet responsibilities, with Lt Gen K S Thimayya leading the delegation preparing for possible deployment and trusteeship duties under UN and Chinese terms.
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People’s Republic of China
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U.N. Com
Jawahara Nehru
South Korea
Sabres rout MIGs in 65 to 1 air victory over Korea
U S Fifth Air Force announced a 65 to 1 victory margin over Communist MIG jets in northwest Korea, with two Sabres shot down Monday. In the same period Allied Sabre pilots claimed 131 MIGs destroyed, including a record June 30 with 15 shot down. Far East Air Forces reported B29s and Superforts strikes near Sinuiju, while ground fighting centered in Kum Song and Kumhwa sectors with Chinese and Korean troops exchanging hill gains and heavy trench combat.
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Panmunjom
Ex Haiti President Dies in New York Hospital
NEW YORK, Dumarsais F Estime, former president of Haiti from 1946 to 1950, died Monday at Columbia Presbyterian Hospital in Manhattan of uremia. Estime, living in a Manhattan hotel, was ousted by high ranking army officers in May, 1950. He was born to a back-country Negro peasant and was elected in 1946, pursuing modernization attempts in the republic.
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Estime
Republic of Maui
Columbia- Presbyterian Hospital
Manhattan Hotel
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Island Republic
Polio Epidemic Hits Bristol Virginia Area
Bristol Virginia area reports eight new polio cases for July and two deaths as health officials declare an epidemic. A mass inoculation drive for 10,000 area school children using gamma globulin starts Wednesday at four clinics across Bristol and Washington County.
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Bristol
Britol
Bristol, Tenn
Washington County
Arsenal hunter finds cache near Littleton Massachusetts
Herbert Flanders of Lowell uncovered a hidden metal box while hunting for blueberries in Littleton. Inside were two smoke bombs 28 hand grenades 19 signal bombs and 300 rounds of .30 caliber high explosive powdery residue suggested theft from a nearby area.
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Littleton
Mass
Herbert Flanders
Lowell
More Floods Threatening Japan Island
Floods threaten Central Honshu as Wakayama reports 529 dead 1238 injured and 2241 missing after torrential rains. Mercy teams aid refugees while police tally 4104 houses washed away 1763 destroyed and 1686 damaged. Kyushu also struck with about 15 killed 13 missing.
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Tokyo
Wakayama
Weather Bureau
Honshuu
U.S
Kyushu Island
Paramount water rights dropped by U S officials
U S Attorney General Herbert Brownell told California Farm Bureau Federation leaders federal attorneys will press no suits under the theory of paramount federal rights to water. George H. Wilson said Brownell assured him the Fallbrook Santa Margarita case in San Diego County is before federal court only because the U S is a litigant. Brownell instructed attorneys to seek only the water due to the old Santa Margarita Ranch under federal or private ownership and California law.
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California
George H. Wilson
California Farm Bureau Federation
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Brownell
Fallbrook-Santa Mar-garita
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Wilson
Fallbrook
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U. S
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