TV Camaras Hearings Step Into Show Business Probe
Witnesses friendly to TV cameras were set to testify today at the House Un American Activities Committee probe into show business. Edward Huebsch’s testimony was delayed after his lawyer demanded removal of radio equipment from the hearing room.
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LOS Angeles
House Un-American Activities Committee
Edward Huebsch
Federal Building
Harold J1 Velde
Rxills
Huuebsch
Philip Easton
Free Lance
Eastman
Frank
Hollywood
Harold A. Hecht
Danny Dare
New York
Hecht
Marital Woes At Maizuru Amid Repatriation
Two Japanese repatriates arrived with their Chinese wives as two former spouses claimed them. The six engaged in heated exchanges as reporters noted the husbands faced a choice between their new wives and the ones they left behind years ago.
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Maizuru
Japan
Red
China
Plot to End Civil Control of Army in U S
Pharmaceutical company chairman Robert W. Johnson claims high ranking Army officers aim to end civilian control of the armed services. He described a planned move to unify forces under a Prussian style staff and warned of reprisals if the General Staff is criticized. He spoke to Haines Colbert of the Miami Daily News and cited a letter to Nelson Rockefeller about committee recommendations.
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Miami
Johnson
Nelson Rockefeller
Uni
Secret of Defense
Robert Lov
Newspaper Columnist to Speak at Freedom Club Meeting
Lawrence ui Collins of the Long Beach Independent Telegram will speak on Freedom Is Where You Find It at the Freedom Club meeting open to the public at 8 p m Thursday. The venue is Municipal Art Center at 2300 E Ocean Blvd with a question and answer period to follow. Ett, Gen Omar Bradley and Dr Vannevar Bush reportedly favor less civilian control of the Defense Department and may have influenced the commission handed to Secretary Wilson. Johnson criticized the General Staff drive toward Prussianism and urged civilian domination of armed forces by Congress and the President.
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Lawrence Ui. Collins
Long Beach Independent-Press-Telegram
Freedom Club
Municipal Art Center
E. Ocean Blvd
Ett
Omar Bradley
Vannevar Bush
Defense Department
Germany
Johnson
Secretary of Defense
Charles E. Wile
Wilson
Eisenhower
Congress
Joint Chiefs of Staff
General Staff
Enemy Moves Six POW Stockades In North Korea
PANMUNJOM Korea CRI reports the Communists told the United Nations they moved six of twelve POW camps in North Korea to new locations. Gen Nam Il informed Lt Gen Harrison in a brief meeting. six camps and one hospital were relocated while four others remained at Prokdong Uiju Anju Sunchow Taedong Pyoneyang and a Suan collecting point. The UN did not immediately disclose new locations.
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Panmunjom
Korea
CRI
United Nations
North Korea
Nam Il
Red
William X K. Harrison
U. N
Prokdong
Uiju
Anju
Sunchow
Taedong
Pyoneyang
Suan
Thi Reds
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