Hearings On Wire Tapping Open In House Judiciary
Washington The House Judiciary Committee opened hearings on curb wire tapping with Chairman Celler calling the practice a vicious cancer. Warren Olney III testified as the first witness as the panel considers a bill to make most wire tapping a criminal offense with limited federal judge ordered exceptions for treason sabotage Atomic Energy Act violations and kidnapping.
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D-Ny
Warren Olneyel
Justice Department
Criminal Division
Seek Facts On Treaty in United Daily News urged public
The United Daily News in Taipei Formosa urged the Chinese Nationalist government to publish all facts about the Sino Soviet treaty of friendship and alliance of August 14 1945 from Yalta. It notes Soviet rights in Manchuria Port Arthur and Darien as a free port while questioning US pressure on China and the consequences of signing. The paper demands transparency for the people of a democracy.
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Formosa
United Daily News Today
Yalta
Buteral
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Port Arthur
Dairen
Independent Newspaper
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China
Shah's Brother Seeks Nephew in Paris Search
Paris reports Shah of Iran’s brother arrived to locate his nephew Ali Patrick who with his French mother Princess Christiane vanished from Gstaad last Sunday. French police saw no indication the boy or mother are in France. Ali Patrick had just joined Marie Joseph school at the Shah’s request.
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Iran
Switzerland
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France
Christiane
Gstaad
Ali Patrick
Marie- Joseph School
Pilot Killed In Plane Crash Near Coleman Airport
An Army plane crashed near Coleman airport killing the pilot 1st Lt. James W. Walker 27 of Walnut Grove Missouri and injuring passenger Warrant Officer William Novick 27 of Cincinnati only slightly. Novick said Walker woke him to report low fuel as they circled four times seeking an unlit runway before crash landing in an oats field.
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Walnut Grove
William Novick
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Okla
Walker
Bodies recovered from wrecked Navy R6D plane
Rescue crews worked to remove charred remains from the Waianae Range crash site that killed 66 aboard the Navy R6D. The four engine plane hit Pali Kea peak while returning to Hickam Field from Travis Air Force Base after radio trouble. Col Willis Bond noted no explanation yet and a military inquiry will be held.
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Honolulu
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Lane Faculty Hired for Lane Schools
Superintendent L A Green reports all Lane schools teachers have been hired with two new hires Mrs A L Welborn Ottawa will teach music and Mrs Mary MeMahon Osawatomie primary Married staff include Mrs Jean Sathers commerce Mrs L A Green English home economics James Sander driver training and coach Miss Lena Hutchins seventh and eighth grades Ethyle Welton fifth and sixth grades Nona McQuade third and fourth Charles A Knause Osawatomie Graphic news editor visited Lane High School Friday spoke at an assembly before students and teachers
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Ottawa
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CIA
Serence
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George Senate Leader Seeks Direct Peace Talks Stirs Confusion
James Marlow reports that Senator George of Georgia, Democratic foreign affairs leader, sparked administration confusion by pushing for direct talks with the big powers. Disputed release of Yalta papers and shifting Dulles positions created a volatile sequence of leaks and mixed signals from State and White House. The episode highlights tensions over how to approach Russia while safeguarding national security.
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Yalla
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Suydam
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Knowland
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Seek Atomic Plant Permit Seek Atomic Plant Permit
New York Consolidated Edison Co of New York filed an application with the Atomic Energy Commission to build and operate a nuclear reactor for electricity at Indian Point in Westchester County. The board authorized 54 million dollars for buildings and equipment, and a contract with Babcock Wilcox was signed to design and construct the reactor. The firm said no data would be released until the AEC reviews the application, as there are no precedents under the 1954 act.
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Board of Trustees
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Trying Day For Italian's Friends Turning Prank Death
Cerignola Italy Gioacchino Universita 77 staged a mock death at a party with friends and relatives, celebrating with a playful ruse that startled attendees before revealing the prank. The incident appeared to be intended as dark humor among the group.
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Italy
Gioacchino Universita
Village Builder Falters After Wall Collapse
A laborer named Giovcchino fainted and fell from a wall he was constructing. A witness rushed to his relatives to report a fatality, who then arrived with an under.
Timeline of Crime Rise and Mourning Obsessed Scene
The article notes an apparent revival followed by a return home where wine was ordered and a bedroom draped in black with flowers for mourning. It mentions a man fainting again as he faced the scene. FBI reports indicate an 80 percent rise in major crime since 1050.
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FBI
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