House Set To Oust Secrecy Law In Senate Review
Washington prepares for likely House passage of a bill to strike down a 189 year old federal secrecy statute. Lawmakers push the measure amid claims of broad executive secrecy, while administration aides warn of constitutional and administrative disruption. The bill would clarify that records must be public unless valid withholding grounds exist. It faces opposition from departments led by the attorney general who argue secrecy powers are constitutional and necessary.
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Congress
Moss
D-Dails
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Rep
Hoffman
Mich
Alty
Rogers
Executive Branch
Indonesia Civil War Death Toll Reported by Subandrio
In Tokyo Subandrio said the civil war has killed no more than 110 people so far seven weeks in. He said government troops lost up to 10 casualties while rebels lost 50 to 100, many students recruited to fight. He predicted the rebellion would be suppressed soon as treaty ratifications proceed.
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Subandrio
Jakarta
Tokyo
Indonesia
Japan
Sukarno
Kansan Dies In Fall From Hotel
All officers were re elected at the final session of the Kansas Chamber of Commerce convention last night Ross Beach Jr Hays president J N Landreth Topeka senior vice president J L Roberts Russell treasurer Harrison Johnson Independence vice president of finance and C C Kilker Topeka secretary
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Hutchinson
Kansas Chamber of Commerce
Ross Beach Jr. Hays
J. N. Landreth
Topeka
J. L. Roberts
Russell
Harrison Johnson
Independence
C. C. Kilker
Four Members Of Youth Gang Convicted In Slaying
Four members of the Egyptian Dragons gang were convicted of murder or related charges for the fatal slaying of 15 year old Michael Farmer in upper Manhattan last July. Two defendants were found guilty of second degree murder and face 20 years to life, two others convicted of second degree manslaughter, with sentences up to 15 years. Acquittals were issued for three co defendants. The trial, cost about 250000, was cited as the longest first degree murder case in New York City history.
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Michael Farmer
Charles
Big Man) Horton
Louis Alvarez
Alvarez
Louis
Leroy Magician
Birch
S Negro
Leoncio
Jello) de Leon
Dominican Republic
The
Egyptian Dragons
John McCarthy
Richard Hills
George Melendez
Puerto Rico
Hills
McCarthy
New York City
Farmer
Roger McShane
Upper Manhattan
Judy Garland Reunites With Sid Luft as Married Couple
New York report says Judy Garland and Sid Luft are starting over as man and wife after an estrangement. Garland spoke of happiness and planned a West Coast trip to fetch their children before returning to New York to settle in. Luft aims to produce a Broadway play next season.
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New York
Judy Garland
Sid Luft
Miss Garland
Luft
West Coast
Broadway
Runaway Girl Returned Home
Two Kansas City teens fled to marry, were found after a Dallas service station fight. Karen Long Deflenbaugh, 14, daughter of Dr. David S. Long, flew home with her father. Ronnie Deffenbaugh, 16, remained in Dallas juvenile custody as parents in Johnson County were notified.
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Kansas City
Homrs
Karen Long Deflenbaugh
Johnson County
Kas
David S. Long
Kanen
Ronnie Deffenbaugh
H. C. Deffenbaugh
Ronnie
Karen
Space Ships May Change Methods Of War
Space weapons could someday stop aggressors without loss of life, Lt. Gen. Donald L. Putt told the House Space Committee. He suggested nuclear warheads may be obsolete for manned space vehicles and urged priority on establishing U S dominance in space while preserving liberty.
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Washington
Air Force
Donald L. Putt
House Space Committee
Putt
America
United States
Pyle backs civilian space agency in 1958 request
In Ottawa, Pyle urged a separate civilian space agency and said manned spaceflight could come much sooner than expected. He backed Eisenhower's proposals and argued for heavier basic research funding to keep America as the leader in space.
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