High Court Backs Moves Against Reds
The Supreme Court split 3 to 4 upholding government actions against the Communist party in the United States. Rulings upheld registering as an arm of the Kremlin and the Smith Act membership clause, affecting James Irving Sealer and other party figures. Justice Felix Frankfurter led the majority. Chief Justice Warren and others dissented. The decision threatens First Amendment freedoms by forcing active membership interpretations.
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Business leaders urged to press ethics amid price fixing probes
Secretary Luther Rosser told a Senate antitrust subcommittee that corporate leadership must push employees to follow the law, as investigations into price fixing and tied to General Electric and other manufacturers unfold. He supported a Business Ethics Advisory Council and urged management to educate and guide firms toward ethical performance.
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Kennedy Returns From Europe to Address Nation Tonight
President Kennedy, after a week with Khrushchev, de Gaulle, and Macmillan, lands at Andrews Air Force Base at 9 33 am. He is greeted by congressional leaders and diplomats before flying to the White House. A televised address is planned for tonight, with Kennedy aiming to report on his talks and reaffirm Western resolve on Berlin and East-West tensions.
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Park And Shop Corp Considered By Downtown Council
Downtown Business Council weighs permitting free off street parking for Staupers under a proposed Park And Shop Corp plan. Key speaker William Cordran from the Redevelopment Agency discussed Thames Street urban redevelopment progress while federal and regional approvals advance.
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Woman slain as husband arrested in Cranston case
Cranston police say Evelyn Santos was found dead after a dispute with her husband who admitted striking her during a heated argument over their daughter's marriage. He told police he attacked her with a porcelain figurine, then called for help and later confessed.
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OAS To Send Study Group To Dominican Republic
A five nation special commission will depart Thursday from New York to inspect conditions in the Dominican Republic after Rafael Trujillo’s assassination. The five nations involved are Panama, the United States, Argentina, Mexico, and Uruguay. The probe aims to determine whether the government trends toward greater openness or tighter dictatorship amid regional pressure and past US requests for oversight.
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Atty Gen Urges Expanded Federal Powers
Federal authorities pressed for new powers to combat racketeering and organized crime. Proposals include penalties up to 10 000 dollars and up to three years for interstate travel aiding racketeering and expanding bans on interstate shipment of pinball machines. Kennedy cited gambling as funding for organized crime and referenced incidents in Arkansas Virginia and New Orleans as reasons for the drive. A raid in Tanda County, Yay was under scrutiny for numbers operation links in Virginia.
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Talks In Venezuela Please Stevenson
AP dispatch details Ahi F Stevenson heading to Caracas for talks on Latin American policy. He aims to meet leaders, while noting unresolved nonteref issues and that his visit garners support from Preston Kanne and associated interests.
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Assembly Leaves Newport Schools Short By 86366
Newport School Committee warns the city faces a sizable shortfall after the state freeze cut education funding. Whitcomb cites $473,000 expected from the state versus only $486,978 due to the governor’s bill. He urges council action or an austere budget to avoid crippling the school system while exploring federal aid and local tax adjustments.
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Freedom Riders Plan New Moves At Airfield
Seven more Freedom Riders ended for Jackson Mississippi as they flew in and rode by bus to test segregation laws. Newell Weber of Eastrange New Jersey said they expected arrest in Jackson and to serve fines locally. A first flight to Jackson airport was planned from St Louis with students from Louisville and other cities to join rides. Thirteen more riders were jailed in Jackson Monday raising totals to 65 since May 21. None charged with violating segregation laws yet. fines totaled 300 with suspended sentences on peace charges. Attorney Jack Travis warned penalties for future riders and possible additional charges. Some riders chose jail to work off fines, with hunger strikes noted. Three Cornell students and three others fasted since May 31. a white Rev. Richard Gleason said he cut ties with supporters due to atheists and communism accusations.
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Hunger Drives Trujillo Assassins From Hideout After Siege
Hunger forced four Trujillo killers from their hiding place where they held Reid Cabral and his family hostage for four days. Police killed two fugitives and captured another after Diaz de la Maza was shot. The assault follows the assassination of Trujillo and echoes Dominican opposition shifting power under Balaguer and the army.
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New Assembly Rules Urged Amid Calls for Reform
A top Republican, Senate Finance Committee member Sear Laws Perreault, defended the session as the smoothest in years while criticizing House remarks. Chafee proposed stricter rules to curb long sessions, with a profiling period and measures to ensure printed bills. He urged limits on introductions after a date, stricter calendar rules, and suspension prohibitions to prevent late adjournment moves.
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