McCarthy Probers Hear Crossexamination on Zwicker clash
McCarthy probes scrutinize Zwicker conduct at a February hearing as De Furia presses McCarthy about his Marine service and previous Wisconsin judgeship. Johnson defends and questions quotes while Cohn’s appearance remains undecided amid Senate censure moves. flood risk noted near Lake Elsinore after recent fires.
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Tee McCarthy
FBI
Army
Ft. Monmouth
N. J
Guy G. de Furia
McCarthy
Ralph W. Zwicker
Camp Kilmer
Zwicker
de Fur
Pentagon
de Furia
James Juliana
Sen. Flanders
R.vt
Wisconsin Seharnr
Johnson
Denver Post
Senate
Watkins
Colorado
Roy M. Cohn
Cohn
Chicago
Executive Club
Senate Committee
Sen
Flanders
R.-Vt
Mob Threatens as Arbenz Goes Into Mexican Exile
Guatemala's ousted leader Jacobo Arbenz Guzmán fled to Mexico with his wife and two sons amid hostile crowds shouting assassins and criminals. Mexican guards protected him at the embassy and airfield as supporters and refugees accompanied the exiled regime figure.
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Mexico City
Jacobo Ardeny Guzman
Guatemala
Carlos Castillo Armas
Arbens
Castillo
Pres
Associated Press
Alvaro Contreras
Guatemala City
Villa Michel
Quake Toll Rises in Algerian Region Amid Chaos
The quake near Orleansville and Vauban caused hundreds of deaths, with 590 confirmed by the French Interior Ministry though many victims were European residents. Railways and highways failed, aid flown from Algiers and Oran, planes ferried doctors and supplies, while survivors fled on foot or by horse. Crews battled looting and rebuilt limited communications as the city, home to 32 500 residents, faced widespread destruction.
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Algiers
Oran
Oleansville
Steven Orleansville
Orleansville
Hotel Baudoui
Vauban
Duperre
Rouina
UN Overrules Russians on Air Incident
The U N Security Council debated the air clash with the Soviet Union over damages and impartial adjudication by the International Court of Justice. Lodge cited Soviet attacks on Sweden Britain France and Belgium as part of a broader pattern while Vishinsky accused the United States of risky radar reconnaissance near Soviet territory and questioned why US planes were so close to Soviet waters. The council recessed for the afternoon.
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International Court of Justice
Soviet Union
Lodge
Sweden
Britain
France
Belgium
Vishinsky
U. S. Navy
U. S
Mickey Cohens Home Up for Auction Today
Mickey Cohens Brentwood home goes up for auction to satisfy a $50,000 bond for a henchman who vanished. Cohen is jailed at Mc Neil Island Penitentiary serving a five year sentence for income tax evasion. The bond secured appearance of Frank Niccoli on a conspiracy charge who has not been seen. Bail bondsman foreclosed to cover the bond. Cohen valued the home at about 330,000 at the time. California 100th State Fair closes with possible attendance record. Willie Shoemaker won the Governor's Handicap aboard Berseem. Governor and Mrs. Knight attended. Duke Ellington Hank Thompson and Ann Blyth on program. Rent spare rooms.
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Mickey Cohen
Los Angeles
Brentwood
Cohen
Mc Neil Island Penitentiary
Frank Niccoli
Niccoli
California
Picket Lines Highlight West Virginia School Segregation
In Greenbrier and Marion counties West Virginia parents protested school integration as 12 and 13 Negro students attended classes. The article notes broader Mississippi moves to protect segregation amid a constitutional amendment to abolish public schools and the university system.
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West
Virginia
Mississippi
University of Mississippi Medical School
University of Mississippi School
Meharry Medical College
Nashville
Tenn
Segto
Missisisippi House
Senate
West Virginia
Steeport
Greenbrier
Marion County
J. J. Straight
Marion School
U.S. Supreme Court
South Korea police battle unprecedented rat invasion
South Korea faces an unusual flood of rats described as a different species, with a national police campaign under way to wipe them out. PoliceDirector Kim Chang Hung claimed Communist involvement and possible import from Red China. Prizes are offered for killing the most rats.
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Ekuul
South Korea
Kim Chang Hung
Red
China
Korea
Reds Return 250 Allied GIs at Panmunjom
Communist forces handed over 250 bodies to the U N Command at Panmunjom as part of the Korean War exchange, bringing ten day totals to 2,100. The list includes 1,576 Americans, 70 Koreans, 51 Britons, 19 others, and 384 unknowns, while the Communist side has released 12,400 dead overall.
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U. N. Command
WU N
Prison Hunt Continues For Missing Convict Munt
Elmer Leroy Sherwood, 23, a Los Angeles prisoner, vanished from his cell late Wednesday. Warden Harley Teets said searches have gone on day and night with no clue to his whereabouts, initially suspecting confinement grounds.
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Dan Wusiesaly
New York Reads Hurricane Warnings Across East Coast
Leaflets dropped on North Carolina warn of the hurricane's approach as residents along Long Island New Jersey coastlines evacuate summer homes. Nudging memories of the Aug. 1951 storm that killed 67 and caused near half a billion dollars in damage, officials brace for the season's fifth hurricane with preparations from New Hampshire to the Navy front.
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North Carolina
Long Island
New Jersey
Jersey Shore
Asbury Park
New Hampshire
Hugh Gregg
First Naval District
New
Polar Bear Deported After Mating Demands at Brookfield Zoo
Aurora the six year old female polar bear at Brookfield Zoo was considered too popular by male bears, leading to her transfer to a private zoo in Manchester, England. Director Robert Bean cited fights among five male bears over her attention as the reason for the move.
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Aurora
Brookfield Zoo
Robert Bean
Manchester
England
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