Court weighs constitutionality of McCarran Act
Washington court resumes arguments on the 1930 law requiring Communist Party officers and members to register and file annual financial records. The 1950 act and broader anticommunist measures are tested as the case heads toward the Supreme Court.
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Banker Testifies on Arkansas Power and Light Contracts
Arkansas banker Arthur E. McLean told the Senate Antimonopoly Subcommittee that Arkansas Power and Light has used bribery coercion and politics to dominate the state for years He warned the Arkansas Public Utilities Commission against approving a 3 9 million rate increase calling it an outrage McLean said he advised the commission not to heed hints of favorable action and that power firm officials were “killing the goose that lays the golden egg” in seeking the raise He testified during a Dixon Yates contract hearing in Washington D C
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Russ Renew Attempt to Reverse U N Defeats on China Issues
Russia moves to block two U N rulings on China in a last ditch bid at the General Assembly. It seeks a special session to overturn the decision to seat Nationalist China and to delay debate on U S aggression charges. Canada hints disarmament progress may come with renewed western sponsorship.
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Broadcasters Propose Plan to Clean Up TV Content
Senators heard industry officials outline four steps to curb violence on screen. Harold Fellows emphasized a faster, broader monitoring program, a juvenile-responsibility push, a pilot study on TV’s home impact, and a larger ethics staff. FCC officials rejected government censorship as dangerous and undemocratic.
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Eisenhower Says U S Fights Red Threat To Peace
President Eisenhower told 1800 at a Shoreton Astor Hotel dinner on the 300th anniversary of Jewish life that the United States has come far in blocking communist aggression and pursuing world peace while warning that Moscow and Red China remain dangerous. He cited progress from the western Europe defense alliance and the Southeast Asia pact, and noted improved situations in Suez, Trieste, and temasa.
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