Monitored Calls Reveal McCarthy Warned Stevens
Washington June 5 UP Sen Joseph R McCarthy warned Army Secretary Robert T Stevens on Feb 20 he would regret it if officers did not testify before his Communist hunters He also vowed to “kick the brains out” of anyone protecting Communists The exchanges surfaced as part of monitored telephone conversations under scrutiny in the Army McCarthy hearing Stevens later agreed to produce officers amid a memorandum of understanding with McCarthy and bitter remarks about the arrangement surfaced in a call with acting Chairman Mundt The material includes Stevens and McCarthy discussing Pvt G David Schine and Cohn the counsel The Army has charged improper pressure to win favorable treatment for Schine and the talks were cited in a March 11 Army report The disclosures raise issues about how the hearing was conducted and the roles of the two key figures
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Joseph R. McCarthy
Army
Robert T. Stevens
McCarthy
Aealia Dis
Stevens
Wisconsin
Senate
Capitol Hill
Karl E. Mundt
R-S. D
Army-McCarthy
Subcommittee
Pvt. G. David Schine
Eisenhower
Roy M. Cohn
Schine
Cohn
Unifo
S Dientist
C.g
Sen
Symington
D-Mo
Sen. Mundt
R-Sd
Mington
Missouri Democrat
Mundt
Yesteran
Forcers
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Clark Clifford
Truman
Knowland
Rcalif
Free World
Indochina
All Asia
Korea
Congress
Geneva
California
United States
Southeast Asia
Telegram flood swamps Symington hearings
Telegrams poured into the hearings as the Monitored phone g g of Senator Symington drew scrutiny. Mundt said about 700 telegrams arrived, with roughly 30 supporting Symington and the rest urging his removal or questioning him under oath about talks with Secretary Stevens.
INDEX Class Radio and TV and Local Sects
A compiled index from The Gazette lists sections for Radio and TV 158 churches 1B society 4A editorials 4A sports 9 10A gardens 13B theaters 5B and a note on page 06. The entry serves as a navigational guide for readers seeking specific features.
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Radio & TV
Lone gunman robs Bergstrom Bank at Austin
A lone gunman in Army fatigues robbed the Bergstrom Air Force Base branch of Austin National Bank at 11 55 a m taking 30000 in cash. He ordered three employees face down, locked them in the vault, and fled as security tightened around the base. Police highway patrol and Rangers blocked exits while the FBI joined the investigation.
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Austin
Bergstrom Air Force Base
Texas
Grapeland State Bank
Frost National Bank of
San Antonio
FRY
Pfc
Henderson H. Denton
Houston
Fort Sam Houston
Clinton Peoples
Bergstrom
Austin National Bank
Peoples
Sders
Highway Patrol
FBI
Banks Seek To Merge SHREVEPORT
The Commercial National Bank and Continental Bank and Trust Co. announce plans to merge subject to stockholder and OCC approval. Negotiations have been ongoing for a week.
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Shreveport
Commercial National Bank
Continental Bank and Trust Co
United States Comptroller of Currency
Knowland warns of rapid Communist gains in Asia
Senator Knowland says the free world faces a turning point within 30 days in Indochina. He urges allied action to halt Communist moves as Geneva talks proceed, warning Hanoi and the delta could fall if no forceful measure is taken. He framed the issue as a decisive test for Asia and beyond.
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Geneva
California
Delta
Asia
Middle East
Egypt
Africa
Europe
Knowland
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
GOP
Eisenhower
Executive Branch
Free World
Pacific
Youth Seeks Summer Work Despite No Experience
A well dressed youth, claiming kinship to a former worker, sought summer employment at a Manine employer. He admitted no experience but expressed willingness to learn, presenting himself as a cousin of someone previously employed. Note continued on the second page.
Louisiana Senate clash likely to surface in 516 million bill action
Administration leaders move to finalize a 516 million dollar state agencies appropriation after steering two large bond issues. The House expected to approve the measure while a rowdy Senate floor fight looms over the record breaking funding bill.
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Baton Rouge
Louisiana
House
Senate
Seventh Polio Case Reported In This Parish
Ouachita parish reports its seventh polio case of the year. Barry Odom, 10, son of D. H. and Mrs. Odom, was ill May 28 and sent to the Baptist polio center at Alexandria with a non paralytic form affecting his back. He is expected to stay two to three months.
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Ouachita Parish
W. Carroll Summer
Quachita Parish
Barry Odom
D. H. Odom
Parnell Street
West Monroe
Barry
Baptist Polio Center
Alexandria
Summer
Plea Made For 80 Americans Held Captives
Geneva June 5 United States enters direct talks with Red China to win release of about 80 Americans detained by Peiping regime The talks mark first direct negotiations since Panmunjom armistice and include U Alexis Johnson Wang Ping nan Humphrey Trevelyan and secrecy noted The count includes 54 civilians 29 military personnel with others remaining in China and awaiting exit permits
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Geneva
United States
Red China
Peking
U.S
Eisenhower
U. Alexis Johnson
Cetchoslovakia
U. S
Wang Ping-nan
Peiping
Ministry of Foreign Affairs
Humphrey Trevelyan
Air Force
Korea
JJ Naval
Coast Guard
Bar Customers Cry Over Drinks In Tear Gas Incident
In Bismarck on Friday customers at the Blackstone Club cried as tear gas from a bomb kept in the safe leaked out when the safe door was shut. Firemen used smoke ejectors but patrons continued drinking, tears rolling down their cheeks.
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Bismarck
N. D
Blackstone Club
Reenactment Set At Brices Crossroads With Fast Yankees
Union soldiers and Confederate reenactors gather at Brices Crossroads Mississippi for a two thirty afternoon Civil War re enactment. Organizers note modern day Rebels in 1903 rifles will reenact the 1864 clash and the Yankee runners look to be the slowest. The event recreates the eight hour battle that preceded Appomattox with about 200 volunteers and a staged post battle aid in a replicated log church.
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Brice’s Crossroads
Miss
Claude Gentry
Nathan Bedford Forrest
Brice's Crossroads
Brice
Mississippi
Gentry
Samuel Sturgis
Memphis
Gen. Forrest
Tupelo
Corinth
Sherman
Georgia
Atlanta
Navy Academy Graduates Face Security Check
Three midshipmen from the 1954 Annapolis class had their commissions withheld for security investigations. Relatives questioned the move as the Army and Navy begin full security checks before officer commissioning at West Point and Annapolis. The three are Harold Irving Pollack, Peter Yadlowsky, and Paul Shimek Jr. Yadlowsky’s father noted the son’s insurance policy with the International Workers Order may be linked.
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U.S. Naval Academy
Annapolis
Army
Navy
West Point
Harold Irving Pollack
Hartford
Conn
Peter Yadlowsky
Jersey City
MS. d
Paul Shimek Jr
Hazen
Ark
Yadlowski
Tle
United States
New York
Wall Street
International Workers Order
Partly Cloudy Warm Outlook Across States
The forecast from the government weather bureau shows Louisiana and Arkansas for today as partly cloudy and warmer with widely scattered thundershowers in western areas. The outlook also notes a warmer Monday with similar thunder activity. Vanady is expected to be partly cloudy and warm with scattered local thundershowers.
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Government Weather Bureau
Louisiana
Arkansas
Vanday
Eastland Opens His Re-Election Drive
Senator James Eastland of Mississippi begins his campaign for reelection with a formal kickoff on June 26 in Forest. His speech will be broadcast statewide, campaign manager Arthur Sullivan said. Lt. Gov. Carroll Gartin opposes the bid.
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Jackson
James
Eastland
Forest
Arthur Sullivan
Carroll Gartin
Reds Charged With Violating Korean Armistice
The United States charged the Communists with violating the Korean armistice by bringing arms and reinforcements into North Korea. U S undersecretary Walter Bedell Smith spoke at Geneva the day Molotov proposed five principles for peaceful settlement. He asserted the Neutral Nations Supervisory Commission is hampered by Communist obstruction and said Nordic members protested in writing.
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United States
Korea
North Korea
U. S
Walter Bedell Smith
V. M. Molotov
Red China
Chou En-lal
Neutral Nations Supervisory Commission
Switzerland
Sweden
Poland
Czechoslovakia
Supervisory Commission
Forest Fire Threat Looms Over Los Alamos Center
The June 5 blaze near Los Alamos forced evacuation of a research installation three miles from town as wind gusts up to 45 mph fanned the flames. Firefighters fought to prevent a spread toward secret sites tied to nuclear research, with AEC guards guarding the area and security officials cautious about details.
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Los Alamos
N. M
Hate
Atomic Energy Weapons Center
A. C. Abbott
Tao
Jemez Mountains
AWC
ABC
University of Calfornia Iiborafories
AEC
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