White House Secrecy Contests McCarthy Hearing Details
McCarthy pressed to reveal who ordered secrecy on the Army McCarthy hearings as the White House cites constitutional separation of powers. Army Counselor John Adams testified about a January conference. President's letter bars officials from sharing private talks or confidential documents with Senate investigators. The panel recessed to an executive session amid disputes over witness testimony and presidential representation.
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McCarthy Questions Adams Hensel Roles in Army Hearings
McCarthy says Adams and Hensel may not be responsible for charges and notes Army testimony has largely supported the charges while no wrongdoing by Francis Carr is shown. He questions why Stevens Adams and Welch did not withdraw Carr’s charges, suggesting they were not free agents. Senator Potter asks if White House actions used Stevens and Adams as whipping boys. Adams cites no comment. Attorney General Brownell blocks public release of a McCarthy FBI summary note. McCarthy says the committee is not bound by the Attorney General’s letter.
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Justice Robert H Jackson Returns to Supreme Court
Justice Robert H Jackson returned to the Supreme Court bench today after weeks away due to a mild heart attack. The event marks his first appearance since falling ill, restoring a key figure to the court amid ongoing cases and deliberations in Washington.
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Osaka Women’s League Appeal End to Hydrogen Tests
The Osaka city enfranchised Women’s League urged U S hydrogen bomb testing end in a letter to Ambassador John M. Allison. On the league’s sixth anniversary the group claims 3000 members. The letter condemns Bikini tests and warns of mental and bodily damages from advanced science.
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State Police Veteran Dies
SANTA ANA California Highway Patrol Sgt. Raymond Clayton Bradfield 53 to retire June 1 after 30 years with the department was found dead Sunday by his daughter Mrs. Ruby Whitney of Long Beach She and her husband Grant Whitney had gone to Bradfield home at 18712 Vanderlip St east of here for a visit Bradfield died of an internal hemorrhage He was the oldest man in point of service in the highway patrol here His body was taken to Windigler Mortuary Santa Ana.
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Native Sons Parley Opens in Sacramento
The Tithe Grand Parlor of the Native Sons of the Golden West opened here today and will run through Thursday. The official women's luncheon for the grand parlor will be held Tuesday. Awards for the public speaking contest will be presented tonight in the Memorial Auditorium by Lt. Gov. Harold J. Powell.
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Corrections Chief Urges Kindness to Inmates
Corrections Commissioner Anna M. Kross advises city jailers to be kind to inmates in a brief, praiseful note. The fragment appears in the classified section with a sale ad reference and a contact phone number 6-9071.
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Envoy Allen Urges US Funds for India Aid
In a radio speech Ambassador George W. Allen urged Congress to approve a future Asia fund of 104,500,000 dollars to aid India. He argued the aid could determine whether India or China offers the greatest benefits to Asiatic nations in the near term amid competition with Red China.
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