Delay in Subversion Trial Reaches U S Court Again
The long running case involving the U S Communist Party's leadership and associated witnesses continues to wind through the courts. The Court of Appeals ordered production of key reports and testimony, asserting fair play and government accountability in seeking documents from federal investigations.
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Truman
Court of Appeals
Supreme Court
High Court
Paul Crouch
Harvey Matusow
Manning Johnsox
U.S. Communist Party
Moscow
Sikely
Mark*ward
U. S. Reds
Russia
Markward
Silver Spring
FBI
Communist Party
Phil” Frankfeld
Baltimore
FSI
ILS
E. Barrett Prettyman
Saia
Prettyman
Deneks
United States
Frankfeld
Party
J Markward
Security Board
Annie Moss
Mrs. Moss
Atlas Missile Test Scheduled Friday
Air Force plans a test launch of its 5000 mile range Atlas ballistic missile on Friday weather permitting. Warmer temperatures and diminishing winds were forecast to aid the crew as gale force winds at Cape Canaveral threatened the attempt.
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Cape Canaveral
Fla
AIR Force
Atlantic
Defense Department
Miss Burns Freedon Released on bail in heroin case
Barbara Ann Burns, daughter of comedian Bob Burns, free on $500 bail after arrest in Hollywood apartment on suspicion of violating narcotics law. She says family estate settlement gives her monthly allowance and notes hardship while seeking help to recover.
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Hollywood
Barbara
Ann Burns
Bob Burns
John Dé Roo
Robert A. Gray
Miss Horns
Harriett Burns
Hope
Pilot Jumped From Crippled F86 to Save Coast Nearby
Captain Walter Hoffman of the California Air National Guard parachuted 14,000 feet from a crippled F86 after steering the jet away from a populated area near Santa Paula. Rescued unharmed by a U S Air Force helicopter five miles off the Southern California coast.
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van Muys
Walter
Hoffman
California Air National Guard
Air Nationals Guard
van, Nuys
Air Force
Calif
Santa Paula
Chessman in Angry Hassle With DA Aid
Los Angeles sensational hearing in which Charles Chessman challenged Deputy District Attorney J. Chomhар Miller Leavy over alleged bias in the case. Chessman accused the prosecutor of withholding evidence and attempting to show Sylvia as a witness who could exonerate him. Leavy defended his actions, stating the evidence supported guilt and the death penalty, while denying personal animosity toward Chessman.
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Los Angeles
Caryluthor
Chessman
Red Light
Atty
J. Chomhar
Miller Leavy
Leavy
Sylvia
Offigars
Renault Sales Up In France to U.S. Market
Renault increased sales from its French plant, shipping 30,781 cars to the United States. The majority were small-size models, roughly nine times as numerous as before.
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Renault
Paris G2
Renault Auto Plant
United States
Czech Pupils Aid Little Rock Through Funds and Plays
Tele schoolchildren in Czechoslovakia raise money to support Negro children in Little Rock. They stage plays and sell waste paper and scrap metal to help address discrimination faced by the Little Rock students.
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Vienna
UPI
Czechoslovakia
Tele
Rude Pravo
Communist Party
Little Rock
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