Mundt Seeks Key Issues Outlined for Army McCarthy Hearings
Acting chair Karl Mundt urged Senate Investigating subcommittee members to submit lists of key issues to decide in the Army McCarthy dispute. He called a secret subcommittee session to align on topics for the forthcoming hearings and report, aiming for some unanimity while noting some sections may be less dramatic. He anticipated about ten issues to be covered, with other senators keeping their remarks brief.
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New York Opens 110 Miles Of Thruway Highway
New York state unveils the first 110 miles of a 427 mile modern highway called the Thruway, with plans to complete by next summer. The $350 million project, funded by tolls, features unobstructed sightlines and gentle curves, with speeds up to 55 mph for cars and 40 mph for trucks. The effort aims to ease Chicago to New York travel and attract millions of vehicles annually.
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Five Power Disarmament Conference Fails
London reports the secret five power talks among United States Britain France Canada and the Soviet Union on world disarmament ended in failure as Soviet refusal to accept strict inspections collapsed the effort. Western delegates must report back by July 15.
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AMA Finds Hotel Room Shortage During San Francisco Convention
SAN FRANCISCO (UP) Officials of the American Medical Association report scores of members with reservations were turned away from local hotels Sunday. Dr George F Lalt of Chicago called the situation outrageous as hotels oversold rooms. Some delegates went to Oakland. The shortage stemmed from many doctors deciding at the last minute to extend for the full convention.
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Federal Reserve Moves To Provide Plenty Of Loans
The Federal Reserve System authorizes its 6,700 member banks to reduce reserves, freeing up about 9 billion dollars for loans this summer and fall. The move aims to support the economy, aid anticipated fall borrowing by farmers and retailers, and prevent a sudden Treasury shortfall from high interest costs.
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Alabama Vice Probe Sought in Phoenix City Clean-Up
Governor Gordon Persons urged a special grand jury to investigate open vice and underworld activity in Phoenix City after the murder of Albert L. Patterson. National Guard remained on duty while saloons reopened in Russell County and illegal gambling and prostitution stayed restricted. Police expect shell fragments from Patterson to help identify the killer if found. Mayor E C Reece urged patience before sweeping reforms.
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Next Move Up To Communists
United States officials said China must make the next move in talks for releasing Americans heldby Communist authorities. The U.S. freed 15 Chinese nationals who had sought permission to depart the United States and now awaits a response from Beijing.
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Americans Held in Red China May Be Paroled
The United States said three Americans were believed held in Red China. Wang Ping Nan gave U Alexis Johnson a report stating 83 Americans in China with 15 dead, two left for home, four never applied to leave, and one Dutch national. The Reds would consider release for 61 Americans.
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Norway Refuses U S Request On Seizure Of Vessels
Oslo reports Norway refused Washingtons bid to authorize stopping and searching Norwegian ships on the high seas for arms bound for Guatemala. The government said it cannot prevent Norwegian ships from carrying arms in peacetime but will support efforts to end Guatemala hostilities.
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Anti Communist Program To Get High Priority
Senator Ferguson said the administration's anti Communist program will be given high priority though Senate Judiciary Committee members are lukewarm. He cited three bills to liquidate Communist controlled organizations, ban subversives from essential plants, and strip citizenship from convicted Communists, all stalled but expected to be reported favorably to reach the Senate floor before adjournment.
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Valley Gaps Dampen Confidence in Peak Performance
Analysts argue that many valleys between recent peaks lack justification, suggesting inconsistent results and questioning the overall trajectory. Officials urge focus on core strengths to rebuild momentum and restore confidence in forthcoming tests.
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