Congress to Probe Fund for the Republic in Hearings
Congressional hearings set for 27 to examine the Fund for the Republic linked to the Ford Foundation. Chairman Walter notes aim to determine if the fund aids or opposes the nation against Communism while defenders cite its three year record of promoting freedom and justice.
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Seek Fund to Aid North African Jews
The United Jewish Appeal plans to borrow 40 million dollars to resettle North African Jews in Israel. Delegates at the UJA National Conference voted to secure funds through communities nationwide, aiming for a larger goal of 105 million for other relief work. The Joint Distribution Committee, supported by UJA, notes looting and kidnappings in North Africa while Moslem leaders voice concern for Jewish rights.
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O Dwyer Faces Tax Case Upon Return from Mexico
Former New York Mayor William O Dwyer returned from Mexico to answer a federal tax claim alleging about 10000 in back income taxes. The hearing is set for tomorrow in Federal Tax Court on 1949 through 1951 tax years. Virginia Beach selects Steve Klisanin 27 of McKeesport Pa as Mr Universe 1956 after prior titles Mr America 1955 and Junior Mr America 1953.
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Army Navy Air Force Should Develop Individually Says Brucker
Washington officials weighed in on unification with Secre tary of the Army Brucker opposing a full merger of the armed services. Deputy Defense Secretary Robertson and Admiral Burke offered cautious views urging careful study of any single service plan.
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Whites Know Segregation Dead, Says New York NAACP Official
Wilkins of New York, an executive with the NAACP, told the Texas State NAACP Conference that white people know segregation is dead, though it still lingers like a zombie. He said until whites acknowledge equality, they will not accomplish much in making Black people equal to whites.
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Wilkins
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Texas
NAACP
Tipsy on horseback treated like drunk driving in Sacramento
California highway patrol says riding a horse intoxicated is as illegal as drunk driving. Oliver Armitage, 41, was arrested on a DUI charge after his horse crashed into a car in Sacramento.
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California Highway Patrol
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