McCarthy Retains Quiz Rights in Inquiry Row
Senator McCarthy tightens control over the inquiry as Mundt and McClellan pursue a special counsel plan. Jameson declines Bar Association post after screening 19 lawyers, seven advance. McCarthy seeks Hensel as witness to probe Army pressure claims involving Pvt. G. David Schine.
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Re Mich
Symington
D.-Mo
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D.-Wash
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D.-Ark
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Mont
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Wisconsin
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GOP
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Philadelphia
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Eisenhower
McCarthy
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Defense
Hensel
Defense Department
Army
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Pvt
G. David Schine
Schine
Karl Mundt
Joseph McCarthy
Chavez Gains Edge in NM Senate Seat Fight
In Washington todaySenator Chavez of New Mexico appeared poised to keep the seat as Republicans pressed to challenge the 1952 election irregularities with a vote to declare the seat vacant. Democratic leaders reported all 48 members present while several Republicans were absent for reasons including operations for a father and a virus illness.
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Sen. Chavez
New Mexico Senate
Sen
Knowland
Bi-Calif
California
Sen. Bridges
New Hampshire
Bethesda
Naval Hospital
Jot Marshall Butler
Maryland
Chavez
Benson Slams Price Supports as Wasteful and Costly
Washington Senate hearing reveals Agriculture Secretary Benson warns rigid price supports are immensely wasteful and expensive. He cites $6.75 billion tied up in farm supports and surpluses with storage costs rising toward half a million dollars daily. Subcommittee members Young, Russell, and Ellender back high-level supports for cotton, wheat, corn, and other crops.
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Washington
Benson
Senate
Senate Appropriations
Appropriations
Agriculture Department
Sens
Young
R-N. D
Russell
D.-Ga
Ellender
D.la
Deportation ruling for crooner Haymes after Hawaii trip
A special inquiry officer found that singer Jimmy Haymes is deportable under the 1952 Immigration Act after returning from Hawaii on June 7 1953 and failing to report an address in 1938. Haymes contests the move claiming no legal offense and cites his marriages and financial troubles as context. He and Miss Hayworth are registered at the Madison Hotel in New York.
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United States
Hawaii
Haymes
U. S
Ogres
Immigration Service
Tean Dru
Nora Eddington
Edith Harpe
Chicago
Dru
John Irelang
Eddington
Errol Flynn
Miss Hayworth
Internal Revenue Bureau
Miss Dru
David Marcus
Board of Immigration Appeals
Washington
Madison Hotel
New York
FBI Warns Against Smuggled A-Weapons Threats
The document outlines two explosive concepts for smuggling fissionable material. It describes a gun-barrel device using high explosives to launch material and an implosion design to compress material at the center. It notes fissionable material is uranium or plutonium and weighs about 50 pounds in a sphere the size of a softball. It urges alertness to heavy items for size and portable pieces that could be carried on a person.
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Hoover
Adjentists
Crashed Jet Missing Flier Sighted Near Silverado Canyon
A missing jet flier believed to have bailed out was seen walking along a ridge near Silverado and Ladd Canyons as searchers returned at dawn. Residents reported hearing a muffled explosion and a smoke column around 11 29 am Sunday, with Lt. Fiedler, 31, of Fullerton, as the missing pilot.
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Mod-jeska Canyon
O'Neal
Fiedler
Wanda Dr. Fullerton
Silverado Canyon
Silverado
Ladd Canyons
William E. Shenk
Canyons’ Junction
Williams Canyon
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