Contempt Threat Not Idle One Says Contempt Threat Not Idle One
Rep Oren Harris said Sunday the contempt threat against Bernard Goldfine is real and the full committee will decide on action. He accused Goldfine of diverting attention while subpoenas were issued and noted the grafty ties to Sherman Adams. Goldfine returns to testify Tuesday as questions about a $100000 borrowing and missing SEC reports loom. Firemen answered an East Fifth Street alarm causing slight property damage.
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Fears Russia may build missile firing subs, says Navy
Washington reports fear that Moscow may create a fleet of missile firing submarines before the US can solve antisubmarine gaps. Task group Alfa led by Rear Admiral Thsich debates continuous surveillance over subs, with 450 to 500 Russian boats overall and about 100 modern long-range subs.
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U. S
Russia
United States
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Alfa
Navy Unt
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Red Navy
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ASW
Lebanon's Revolution Faces a Decisive Stage in Middle East Politics
Beiruts Lebanon crisis reaches a standstill between government and rebels with Camille Chamoun’s fragile control tested. Rebel leader Kamal Jumblatt advocates pacifism amid fierce clashes as regional powers loom, shaping Western and Arab alignments and the future of the Middle East.
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Tupoli
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Asklems
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Chamoun on ULAR influence and Lebanon damage
The article cites Chamoun asking where funding comes from, attributing it to Nasser's ULAR and noting interference. It discusses potential Kremlin control of East Germany and risks to Lebanon relations, with McCormack warning of severed diplomatic ties if UAR influence persists. It also reports a Swiss inventor's fatal 220-volt demonstration and U.S. count of foreign students reaching 36,490.
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Nasser
Lebanon
Lausanne
Switzerland
Charles Werly
Werly
United States
U S lawmakers urge severing ties with Russia over soldiers
Washington lawmakers demand cutting diplomatic relations with the Soviet Union as nine American soldiers in East Germany remain unreleased. McCormack and Keating argue the dignity of the nation requires action if the captives are not freed promptly.
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House
John W. AfeCart Mack
Mass
United States
Russia
East Germany
McCormack
Kenneth Keating
R-Ny
New York
Soviet Union
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