Justice Dept Delays Denaturalization Trial for 3 Years
The Justice Department cites a recently settled Supreme Court issue as the reason for delaying denaturalization and deportation actions against four men, including James Matles and James Lustig. Acting Deputy Attorney General Warren Olney II said cases are moving fast now to trial, with calendars and legal requirements contributing to the prior postponement.
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Supreme Court
Senate Internal Security
Warren Olvey TI
Department
James Matles
James Lustig
Constantine Radzi
Louis Weinstock
Matles
Lustig
Jeaders
United Electrical, Radio, and Machine Workers Union
Olney
New York
Royal doublecross during royal VC ceremony in Hyde Park
Queen Elizabeth II spoke with a wheelchair user at a Victoria Cross ceremony in Hyde Park, only to learn he was Thomas Meagher a parking lot attendant posing as a hero. The incident, captured by AP Wirephoto, underscored the gathering of Commonwealth figures and decorated veterans.
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Elizabeth II
London
Hyde Park
Britain
Thomas Meagher
Windstorms Hit Southwest United States in Severe Outbreak
Noradic winds up to 115 miles per hour lashed four southwest states, New York City saw heavy rain and flooding, Kansas City lost power as crews cleared debris. Tornadoes reported near Oklahoma City and Topeka, with widespread outages and emergency operations underway among hospitals and transit.
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Mercury
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Grand Marais
California
San Francisco
Soviet Press Signals Possible Stalin Explanations
Washington officials expect Moscow to offer a public explanation for why the Stalin era terror ended without stoppage. Pravda published an article by Eugene Dennis raising the question, fueling debate among experts on Soviet leadership and Communist parties worldwide.
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State Department
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Pravda
Communist Party
Eugene Dennis
Dulles
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Italy
France
Britain
Russia
Dennis
Turkish crackdown curbs opposition rallies in parliament
In Ankara, Adnan Menderes led a sweeping law backing police powers to disperse political gatherings. The measure, backed by most deputies, allows warning signals, firing into the air, and, if necessary, firing into crowds to quell demonstrations.
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