Sedition Charges Against Six in Kentucky Probe
Kentucky grand jury indicted six white residents including Braden and his wife Anne for advocating sedition under 1920 law. Carl Braden and Andrew Wade Jr were tied to a dynamite blast at a Negro home, with Wade denying involvement. The panel also charged Miss Louise Gilbert, Miss Larue Spiker, Vernon Baun, and I. O. Ford, criticizing local papers and WHAS for anti government materials while noting the bombing may reflect a communist plot to incite racial hatred.
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Louise Gilbert
Friends
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Scott Hamilton
Carl Braden
Courier- Journal
Andrew Wade
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Hamilton
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Kentucky
Larue Spiker
Gilbert
Vernon Baun
I. O. Ford
Baun
Courier-Journal
Louisville Times
WHAS
Horders
Leaders Praise Press Aid to Churches in Long Beach
Long Beach religious leaders laud newspapers for supporting freedom of the press as National Newspaper Week is observed nationwide. Monsignor Bernard J. Dolan and Rev. Emerson G. Hangen join Twahbi Schwartz in stressing the link between free press and free religion and the need to safeguard democratic rights through a dignified, independent press.
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Long Beach
Bernard J. Dolan
V. F
Emerson G. Hangen
Long Beach ‘Ministerial Union
First Congregational Church
Twahbi Maurice Schwartz
Temple Beth Sholom
Nevada GOP Seeks Court Action Over Senate Ballot
Nevada Republicans prepare to block the November ballot in 17 counties to stop a U S Senate race and keep the seat by appointment after the death of Pat McCarran The Nevada Supreme Court declined to rule and directed a lower court remedy If Brown holds the seat until January 1957 Bible challenges for the Democratic ticket in the forthcoming election Governor Charlie Russell named Ernest Brown to McCarran’s seat but the GOP seeks to curb certification of Brown and Bible Bible is the Democratic candidate for the seat.
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Eisenhower
Norwalk
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Stevenson
Congress
Charlie Russell
Meno
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Brown
Alan Bible
Reno
McCarran
Bible
Supreme Court
High Court
Charles Russell
Senate
I McCarran's Rites Today
Funeral services will be held for Sen. Pat Mc Carran amid a procession of national dignitaries. The longtime Nevada Democrat died suddenly after a campaign speech, ending a 22 year Senate career. Vice President Nixon said he cannot attend. Nixon had named 44 Senators and two Representatives to represent Congress at the funeral.
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Stephen A. Mitchell
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Hall
Mitchell
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Kansas City
Treasury
Humphrey
Austin
Tex
University of Texas Tax Institute
Renowe
Pat McCarran
Senate
McCarran
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Democratic Party
Richard Nixon
Congress
Negro Pupils Threatened as Baltimore Riot Flares
Police actions halted threats against Negro students at Southern High School in Baltimore amid a protest by about 400 white adults and teens. Leon Thompson, 14, was struck. assailant Jack Zimmerman was fined 100. Other Negro students were escorted to safety by police, a minister, and a teacher as the incident prompted concern from Mayor Thomas D Alesandro.
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Delaware
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Southern High School
Leon Thompson
Jack Zimmerman
Thomas D'Alesandro
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Dover
J. Leon Tarburton
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Centerwine
East Stouis
Paul Chitty
Chitty
Topeka Kan
Topeka
Supreme Court
Florida
Atty
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