New Plan To Shorten Army McCarthy Hearings Debated
Secretary of the Army Stevens urged continuing public hearings with all facts available, opposing Senator Dirksen s revised plan to suspend public testimony after key witnesses testify. Mundt postponed a vote to allow more time for consideration as the McCarthy Army hearings faced renewed Republican opposition.
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Illinois
Everett M. Dirksen
Army
Stevens
McCarthy
Dirksen
Ray Jenkins
John L. McClellan
Arkansas
Stuart Symington
Missouri
International Soundphotos
Sen. Dirksen
Joseph N. Welch
R-N
Switness
Secretary of the
Tirksen
S Thy
Mundt
R-Sd
Princpals
House Group Seeks Contempt Citations for Nine
The House Un American Activities Committee planned to present a list of nine individuals it seeks prosecuted for contempt of Congress. The list includes five witnesses who admitted past Communist affiliations, while four refused to discuss others under the Fifth Amendment.
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Washington
House Un-American Activities Committee
House
Justice Department
Fwe
Lawrence Baker Tiainbau
Foxbaro
Mace
Massachusetts
Trae of Techna
Theta NY
Witor Tee Ao Jr
Papadelphia Hice Senem Die
Rd Dewtech
Tarracu
Court In Accord Boosts Sentence
A court reached agreement on sentencing in a case, boosting the term previously set. Details on the defendant and exact numbers are not fully clear in the text.
Evacuating Wounded Discussed Amid Vietminh French Talks
Reported broadcast from Saigon quotes rebel Gen Vo Nguyen Giap agreeing to meet French army representatives at Dien Bien Phu. Details mention a possible ceasefire meeting, with commanders and observers securing a channel for further talks. Evidence points to tension over the siege as negotiations hint at relief routes or a halt in fighting.
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Saigon
Vo Nguyen Gian
Vietminh
Dien Bien Pou
Navarre
Freen
France Open to Discuss Indochina Armistice Plan
In Geneva, Foreign Minister Molotov assailed Western Asian defense pact as an American ploy to keep colonialism. France signals willingness to discuss Communist terms for Indochina while opposing key provisions.
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Geneva
Mi Molotov
Molotov
Red China
Chou En Cai
Suspend Trio Of Michigan U. After Red Quiz
Three University of Michigan faculty members, Dr. Chandler Davis, Prof. Clement Marker, and Dr. Mark Nickerson, were suspended for refusing to disclose Communist Party membership. The action followed a House subcommittee session in Lansing examining alleged Communist infiltration in Michigan groups.
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Lansing, Mich
University of Michigan
Communist Party
Harlan Hatcher
Ann Arbor
House
House of Representatives
Chandler Davis
Clement Marker
Mark Nickerson
Lansing
Michigan
Myron E. Sharpe
Edward H. Shaffer
Sharpe
Subcommittee
Kit Clardy
Rmich
Gordon Scherer
Ohio
Morgan M. Moulder
D-Mo
Clardy
Shaffer
Davis
Congress
Scherer
Labor Youth League
Joseph McCarthy
Wisconsin
Democratic Party
Nazi Germany
Hitler
Communist
Daily Worker
Christ
Galileo
Adenauer Leads Daughter to Bonn Cathedral Wedding
Crowds jammed the Bonn streets as Chancellor Konrad Adenauer escorted his daughter Lotte to the Roman Catholic cathedral for her church wedding. She married Herbert Multhaupt, an Aachen architect, in an April 24 ceremony. The 29 year old bride has served as Germany's first lady and hostess for her widower father.
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Bonn
Germany
Konrad Adenauer
Lotte
Ioath
Herbert Multhaupt
Aachen
Congress Offered Security Bills Aimed at Communist Labor Control
The Eisenhower administration seeks broad powers to liquidate any Communist dominated union or business affecting national security. Atty General Brownell asked Congress for swift passage of two security bills granting government authority over unions and firms. He notified Vice President Nixon and Speaker Martin in a letter urging prompt action.
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Washington
Eisenhower
U.S
Herbert Brownell Jr
Congress
Richard M. Nixon
House
Joseph W. Martin Jr
Kohler Pushes Major Highway Safety Plan in Wisconsin
Governor Kohler urged enacting a comprehensive highway safety program to cut fatalities and costs. He called for better driver licensing and education, an expanded safety patrol, and enforcement focused on motor vehicle laws without broad police powers, aiming for legislative action next year.
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Kohler
Wisconsin
Neenah- Menasha
Kobter
Thailand Offers Halt to Red Expansion Strategy
In Rangkok report the defense chief says anti Communist forces could deploy a military base if needed to deter expansion. He signals readiness to use nationwide options to curb communist threats.
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Thailand
Rangkok
Former Red Paid Assassin Reports to U S Investigators
Nikolai E Khokhlov a former Soviet MVD agent and paid assassin is summoned to a secret session by the Internal Security subcommittee in Washington. The meeting time and place are blacked out for safety. Khokhlov arrived in protective custody from Britain and already discussed with British and U S intelligence in London. He previously claimed orders from Alexander Panyushkin to kill a Russian refugee in Frankfurt and said he killed Nazi official Wilhelm Kube during World War II.
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Washington
Nikolai E. Khokhlov
Russia
Averol Police
MVD
Charles G. Grimes
Khokhlov
Britain
U.S
London
West
West Germany
Kin Okotovich
Alexander Panyushkin
United States
Georgi S. Okolovich
Frankfurt
Wilhelm Kube
Grimes
Moscow
Queen Ends 50,000-Mile World Tour With Gibraltar Visit
Queen Elizabeth II sailed home on the final leg of her 50,000 mile world tour. Her two day stop in Gibraltar passed peacefully despite warnings of trouble from Spain over the rock guarding the Mediterranean.
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Commonwealth
Gibraltar
Spain
Modern-Day Huck Finn Found Asleep in Cubicle Under Street
A chaotic OCR fragment describes a figure likened to Huck Finn asleep in a crowded urban cubicle. The readable text references a Brooklyn business setting, a makeshift bed aboard a chair, improvised walls, and local street-city imagery as part of an odd scene in a work environment.
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Huck Finn
New York
Brooklyn
Dulles backs Southeast Asia alliance to deter aggression
Secretary of State John Foster Dulles voiced support for a Southeast Asia security pact in which allies would be prepared to fight if openly challenged. He warned open Chinese intervention in Indochina could have grave consequences and said no policy change was needed. He urged bipartisan cooperation and pressed for an immediate multination defense arrangement with Australia, Thailand and the Philippines.
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Washington
John Foster Dulles
United States
Southeast Asia
Dulles
Indochina
Geneva
Red China
Truman
Eisenhower
John C. Stennis
D-Miss
Campaign For Alliance
Southeast Asa
Australa
Thailand
Philippines
Charles E. Wi
Suncard Adm
Arthur E. Radford
White House
Mondan Indochina
Wilson
Radford
Plas
Matthew B. Rida
Ingimitara
Weather Summary for Wisconsin and Fox River Region
Reading shows a Sunday night through Monday forecast with temperatures ranging from highs near 30 to 60 degrees. Observations note rain and cloudy conditions, with southwest winds and a trace of precipitation.
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Wesconsin
Wre
Gee
Southawest
Northwestern
Fox River
Buckstaff Observatory
Menaay & Rom
Igeas
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