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Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Apr 26, 1956

Page

12

Chotiner Subpoenaed by Senate Investigations Group

Senatorial subpoenas reached Murray Chotiner as the Senate Investigations subcommittee pressed to question the Los Angeles attorney about his ties to Herman Kravitz and military contracts. Chotiner, Nixon’s 1952 campaign manager, said he cannot travel before May 2 and offered to testify if the committee accepts voluntary appearance. Meanwhile, Kravitz invoked the Fifth Amendment regarding questions on payoffs connected to uniforms, and the panel discussed aims for possible further inquiries in Washington. In a separate note, Cincinnati hosts a meeting of major and minor league officials to extend the working agreement set to expire in 1957, chaired by Baseball Commissioner Ford C. Frick.

Washington Murray Chotiner McClellan D-Ark Senate Investigations Subcommittee Samuel Kravitz Jusson Herman Atlantic City Chotiner Herman Kravitz Nixon Kravitzes Herman Kravite Robert F. Kennedys Subcommittee Los Angeles Chouner Chofiner Chatmer Senate Committee Charman McClellan California Graf Kravitz Chonnel McClellan Chotier Tounse Robert Kennedy Cincinnati Ford C. Frick Ules New York City Charles MM. Segar Baseball

New bill would authorize compensatory payments to farmers

A proposed measure would pay farmers cash equal to the gap between government support levels and 90 percent of parity. The House Rules Committee shelved a $1.2 billion soil bank bill while Democrats push a direct payment approach as administration officials urge speed. President Eisenhower and Agriculture Secretary Benson back a workable soil bank plan though opposition remains. Union Bridge notes on local updates follow.

Washington House Brannan Truman Smith D-Vai Eisenhowe Ad- Secretary of Agriculture An Cooley Agricul Agriculture Committee Culture Department Ball Benson Eisenhower Union Bridge - Pre-school Smullion Globals fElmer Wolfe Beloe Harold Mehring Taney Mus Fred Manning California Vernon Gladms Taneytown Germany

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