Italy Looks to Strengthen Anti Red Rule in Cabinet Shuffle
Rome June 13 Premier Alcide de Gasperi plans a cabinet overhaul to curb Communist gains and respond to rising pro Fascist strength after municipal and provincial elections in 30 provinces. Reported reshuffle targets include moving Interior Minister Mario Scelba and possibly bringing in Carlo Sforza and Randolfo Pacciardi. The coalition remains anti Red, with gains by Communists in 20 provincial capitals and a shift in local administrations across 30 provinces.
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Rome
Alcide de Gasperi
Italy
Mario Scelba
Scelba
Italian Social Movement
MSI
Carlo Sforza
Randolfo Pacciardi
de Gaspari
Christian Democrats
RED
de Gasperi
de Gasper
Russ Snarling Up Vienna Travel
Vienna June 13 The Russians hinder travel from four power Vienna by returning large numbers of cross border permit applications unapproved across the Soviet zone to the British zone U S citizens exit route Officials say nine of 11 Monday permits and 11 of 19 Tuesday permits were rejected U S officials stop short of saying retaliation for the prior removal of a Soviet mission from the U S zone.
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Vienna
U. S
Austria
Hiccups for Three Years and Medal of Honor News
A long running hiccup case of Jack OLeary in Los Angeles spans three years with severe weight loss and limited nourishment while doctors search for a cure. In Washington a posthumous Medal of Honor is awarded to Cpl John W Collier of Worthington Kentucky for heroism in Korea, with ceremony on June 21.
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Los Angeles
Jack O'Leary
Jack
Arizona
Young O'Leary
Washington
John ‘W. Collier
Worthington
Korea
Collier
Earl Collier
Omar Bradley
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Cpl. Collier
Navy
UC Faculty Unit Denies Red Taint
BERKELEY June 13 2 A university faculty committee called the state Senate Un-American Activities Committee charge that the school is infiltrated by Communists false and shocking The panel led by Wendell M Stanley said there is no evidence that any faculty member is Communist and no campus Communist organizations are known among students faculty or staff Gov Warren backed loyalty screening to prevent subversives and a bill to fire any state college employee belonging to a Communist front or subversive group was introduced in the Legislature by Assemblyman Robert I McCarthy
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Berkeley
University of California
State Senate
Senate un-American Activities Committee
Wendell M. Stanley
Sacramento
Earl Warren
University Board of Regents
Robert I. McCarthy
San Francisco
Ailing Legion Chief on Mead
National Commander Erle Cocke Sr of the American Legion recovered from a gastro intestinal attack after addressing a Legion luncheon at the Los Angeles Police Academy. He completed the speech then went to Georgia Street Receiving Hospital for tests and left the hospital last night appearing improved. Police Surgeon urged cancellation of remaining engagements due to fatigue.
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Los Angeles
Erle Cocke Sr
American Legion
Cocke
Unprecedented action against Americans seeks settlement
An American official stated that the matter might be resolved quickly if Russian authorities respond. Officials hoped to meet with Russian authorities today to settle the unprecedented action against Americans in the area after failing to contact them yesterday.
U S Attorney Seeks Sale Of Xavier Cugat Property
U S Attorney Ernest Tolin asked a federal court for permission to sell property owned by rhumba king Xavier Cugat and his wife Lorraine to satisfy back taxes of 857266 for 1948 and 1949. The couple, in a pro longed divorce dispute, have been at odds over arrangements. Other notes include a Compton Want Ad query for selling or exchanging items.
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U. S
Cugat
Los Angeles
Ernest Tolin
Xavier Cugat
Lorraine
Tolin
Cugats
Close Shaves as Flanking Guns Fire Near Own Troops
June 12 in Korea a forward artillery spotter and division battery exchange radio messages about shells landing too close to their troops. The observer orders dig in as thirty six more rounds are on the way, highlighting dangerous proximity and ongoing bombardment.
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Korea
U, & Fraq Division
Negro to test Georgia ban on admitting to law school
ATLANTA June 13 Ward Horace a 24 year old Negro seeks admission to Georgia law school challenging the states policy of segregated higher education. Regents likely to reject his eight month old application and Ward says he will sue in Federal Court to force compliance. Ward holds a masters from Atlanta University and a BS from Morehouse College with high averages.
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Horace Ward
Georgia
Law
Georgia Law
Ward
Athens
Harmon Caldwell
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Virginia
North Carolina
Texas
Oklahoma
Louisiana
Tennessee
Arkansas
Atlanta University
Morehouse College
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