Scandal Mag Publisher Shot in Mountain Hunting Mishap
Dominican police report Confidential Magazine publisher Robert Harrison was wounded in a hunting accident north of Ciudad Trujillo. Richard Weldy is being questioned. authorities say the shot was accidental. Harrison planned a trip to cover Porfirio Rubirosa.
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Javits Seeks to Halt Red Link Charges
New York Attorney General Jacob Javits asks the Senate Internal Security subcommittee for a public hearing to clear his name over alleged links with Communists. The Republican seeks a clean bill from a Democratic Senate panel to aid his New York senatorial bid. Chairman Eastland returns to preside as Javits weighs public versus closed testimony amid conflict over national security testimony.
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White House upset over Stevenson misquote in Times
Democrats blasted a Times excerpt as misrepresentation of Adlai Stevenson remarks at a Chicago news conference. The Times apologized for the unfair fragment and printed Stevenson’s full statement. Eisenhower urged the matter be discussed with Hagerty, while Stevenson's press secretary called the excerpt a false construction.
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Japs Repatriated From Red China Arrive in Japan
The 15th group of Japanese repatriates to return to Japan from Red China arrived today in Maizura. The 628 people include 354 prisoners of war, continuing the repatriation that began in March 1953.
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Bible Easy Victor in Nevada Senate Primary Upset
Sen. Alan Bible, 46, won renomination in Nevada's Democratic Senate primary with a nearly four to one margin over Las Vegas state Senator B. Mah Jon Brown as 85 percent of votes counted. Harvey Dickerson and Julien Sourwine trailed, while Bible attacked Eisenhower era policies as aiding communism.
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Eisenhower Says Free World Stronger Despite Strains
President Eisenhower told a news conference the free world is stronger in the cold war than when he took office in January 1954. He saw no gain in a new Big Three summit with Russia and noted limited cooperation from the Soviets on major issues raised at Geneva last August. He cited Indochina, Korea, and other fronts as Western gains, while acknowledging Israel-Arab and Guatemala concerns remain unsettled.
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