McCarthy Fired “Risk” Cases Win Fort Jobs Back
The U S Court of Appeals ruled six Army Signals Center civilians at Ft Monmouth New Jersey were unjustly discharged as security risks in 1954. The three judge panel found the Army failed to provide proper findings from the security hearing board and ordered reinstatement.
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Washington
U.S. Court of Appeals
Army Signs Center
Security Review Board
Secretary of the Army
Joseph McCarthy
R-Wis
Aaron H. Coleman
Harald Ducore
Carl Greentum
Bernice Levine
Melvin Morris
Tyam Gerber Yamins
U. S
Alexander Holtzoff
Holtzoff
John Stewart Service
Corruption Target Set by Garcia
President Carlos P Garcia urged U S economic aid while pledging to root out corruption in the Philippine government. He pressed for review of outstanding U S claims, cited as high as 800 million dollars, and said development loans on a business basis are preferred to handouts.
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Washington
Carlos P. Garcia
U. S
National Press Club
United States
Garcia
Philippines
Bis
United St
Hammarskjold Lands in Beirut to End Lebanese Rebellion
U N Secretary General Dag Hammarskjold arrived in Beirut seeking a peaceful resolution to 41 days of fighting as rebel factions challenge President Camille Chamoun. He held talks with regional leaders while rebel trenches and roadblocks persisted and prayers for a quick breakthrough filled the capital.
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Beirut
Lebanon
U.N
Dag Hammarskjold
London
New York
Middle East
Camille Chamoun
Hammarskjold
Kamal Jumblatt
Train victim spurs two sisters to finish recital
In Somerville Massachusetts Roberta Castor aged 10 and Pearl 8 danced in their scheduled recital after their brother Charles L Castor 11 was killed by a train hours earlier. Their mother Mrs Leonard Castor said the girls chose to perform and believed Charles would have wanted them to go on.
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Somerville
Mass
Roberta Castor
Pearl
Charles L. Castor
U N Plans Action Over Nagy Slaying Protests
United Nations set to consider Hungary execution crisis as protests erupt worldwide. Asia and Europe condemn Soviet actions while leaders from Thailand and India urge restraint and warn against communist suppression of freedom. The Special Committee on Hungary prepared a report on mass repression during the 1956 revolt and its potential new actions.
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Imre Nagy
Czechoslovakia
Italy
Milan
Per L’unita
India
Hindustan Times
N Congress
Khrushchev
Independent Indian Express
Kremilin
Nagy
United Nations Special Committee On
Hungary
Soviet Union
Janos Kajar
Japan
Socialist Party
Soji Okada
Sadataka Sata
Bangkok
Thailand
Pete Sarasin
Sarasin
The
Southeast Asia Treaty Organization
Walker
General Assembly
Special Committee
Denmark
Ceylon
Tunisia
Australia
Uruguay
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Lowell
Odd
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Gale
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Plaza Lasso
Ecuador
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Thej
Speen
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Security Council
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Cairo
Nasser
U.N. Plans Action
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E. Ronald Walker
Austria
Justice Ministry
Kremlin
Neuer
Die Presse
the Hotel
Lanaia
Broadway & Linden
Sohage
STONE
Atlantic Store
Flora Bell & Howell
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Regis
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Amati Leeds
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RCA
Zenith
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