Pair Charged as Reds Defy Quiz Cite Court
Two New York communications workers with access to government messages faced suspension and possible contempt prosecution after citing a June Supreme Court ruling in the Waiking case during Senate Internal Security hearings. Trautman and Testa rejected Fifth Amendment protection, invoking First Amendment free speech as the issue drew sharp partisan debate.
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Attorneys General Clash Over Supreme Court Powers
At the SUN VALLEY Idaho conference the National Association of Attorneys General debated two resolutions on internal security and state powers. Some leaders urged broader laws to curtail the court while others backed reaffirming federal and state security controls. New president is Aug. Gen. John M. Dalton of Missouri with several officers named and a vote pattern showing mixed support for the resolutions across many states.
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Telecasts Abandoned in Probes
Speaker Rayburn announced no further television broadcasts of House Un American Activities Committee hearings after a recent televised San Francisco session. Rep Walter, committee chairman, had headed the subcommittee that held San Francisco hearings despite a prior ban on TV coverage. Newsmen pressed Rayburn on talks after his Texas trip.
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Airline named defendant in suit over 1855 plane crash
The Air Lines company was named in a 1250000 dollar damage suit filed in U S District Court by Louisa Mankus administrator for the estate of Myron Nell Manwill of Payson Utah one of 66 killed in the Medicine Bow crash 12 500 foot peak southwest of Laramie Wyoming The suit cites negligent operation of the plane and accuses the airline of failure to prevent the disaster.
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Father Killer Guilty of Manslaughter
A Bartlesville Oklahoma district court jury failed to convict Elmer Dean Fields 22 of first degree murder and found him guilty of manslaughter in the death of his father Elmer Al Fields after a February quarrel at their Dewey home. The state alleged Fields struck his father with a weapon then set the house on fire, with the father’s body found inside.
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Pakistan Buys Planes Amid Airlines Expansion
Fragmentary news notes indicate Pakistan acquires aircraft from an international carrier, with early references to aviation deals and regional airline expansion efforts. The item hints at a first Asian airline involvement and a related business move in aviation at Burbank on the Press Telegram page.
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Nixon Warns Cuts to Defense Budget Risk American Security
Vice President Nixon told the Atlantic City Kiwanis that substantial defense budget cuts threaten US security. He linked the remarks to a Senate committee vote on a reduced armed forces appropriation, arguing that disarmament without equal Soviet cuts could raise the risk of war and that strength deters aggression.
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