McCarthy Charges Stevens on Peress Case and Trade
Senator McCarthy accuses Secretary Stevens of deceiving Congress and the public over the Peress affair and cites concessions by Harolid and others. He urges subcommittee probes into Western allies trade with Communist areas and notes Pentagon missteps in handling the Peress case.
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Stassen
Washington
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R.-Wis
Stevens
Congress
Ieee
Irving Peress
McCarthy
Senate
U.S
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McClellan
D.-Ark
Army
Peress
McClelan
Sens
Jackson
D.-Wash
Symington
D.-Mo
Governments Operations Committee
Eisenhower
Red China
Pentagon
Subcommittee
Legislative Branch
Reds Defend Buying Villa Near Cannes
French communists defend the purchase of an 380,000 villa near Cannes for party boss Maurice Thorez. A party communique says the villa is for collective investment of working class funds and for rest when needed, emphasizing obedience to central decisions and not personal privilege. Neighbors include Aga Kehn, the Marchioness of Milford Haven, and Viviane Romance.
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Cannes
Maurice Thorez
General Secretariat
Red
Central Committee
Communist Party
Thorez
Aga Kehn
Britain
Marchioness
Milford Haven
Viviane Romance
Reds Charge U S Covets Italian Oil
Rome officials of Italy's communist and socialist parties accused the United States of designs on Italian oil after an interview with Ambassador Clare Boothe Luce in Il Globo. LUnita and Avanti framed the remarks as open intervention and tied them to oil investments and future U S influence in Italy.
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Italy
Clare Boothe Luce
United States
L'Unita
Avanti
U. S
Il Globo
L'Anita
Ezio Vanoni
Red Paper
Mario Scelba
Washington
Cohn Denies Coaching of Matusow at Trial
Federal witness Harvey Matusow faces renewed questions as Charles Cohn testifies that he never prompted Matusow to testify falsely against 13 alleged Communist leaders. Cohn, a former assistant U.S. attorney and later Senate subcommittee chief counsel, says he had no reason to doubt Matusow and never suggested any answers. The inquiry will continue as the subcommittee resumes hearings on Matusow's recanted testimony and the book False Witness.
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New York
UWI
Roy May ‘Cohn
Harvey M. Matusow
Matus
Edward Lumward
Cohn
Matusow
Eastland
Giuhpoene
Coln
Washington
Herbert Tank
Wright
Albert E. Kahn
Senate
Matuso
U S weighs finer Middle East policy options
State Department officials review U S policies toward the Middle East to see if greater political stability and military strength can be developed. A possible path is stronger security guarantees for Israel, which could ease Arab Israeli tension. The review notes the region as a top strategic concern on the edge of the Communist bloc amid deep Arab Israeli hostilities. Iraq and Turkey recently signed a mutual aid pact, seen as boosting anti communist defenses despite Arab League opposition.
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John M. Hightower
Washington
State Department
U. S
Middle East
Israel
Black Sea
Red China
Soviet Union
Russia
United States
Britain
France
Arab League
Iraq
Turkey
Egypt
Church Council OKs Big Film TV Budget
The National Council of Churches plans to spend a record 1.405 million this year on religious films, television and radio programs. The budget, 245000 higher than last year, was approved Wednesday by the council’s broadcasting and film commission representing 30 Protestant, Anglican and Orthodox denominations.
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New York
National Council of Churches
Broadcasting and Film Commission of the Council
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