Decision Likely Today at UN on Hungary Crisis
Twenty four free world nations may urge the United Nations to convene an extraordinary summer session to halt Soviet actions in Hungary. The U S sponsored meeting will vote on future UN policy to end oppression, with strong sentiment favoring early focus on the Hungarian report in the 12th General Assembly opening.
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U.N
Russia
World Organization
Assembly
Holt Trial Rules Unit Is Named
A Senate committee was formed to set ground rules for Circuit Judge George E. Holt impeachment trial. The 38-man Senate will sit as the court with Chief Justice Glenn Terrell presiding. trial set to begin July 8.
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Senate
Glenn Terrell
State Supreme Court
George E. Holt
Terrell
W. A. Shands
Special
W. T. Davis
Madison
Ss. D. Clarke
Monticello
John Rawls
Marianna
Florida
Senate probes fear challenge to authority after high court ruling
Senate Internal Security subcommittee faces potential immunity claims as it questions two New York City witnesses amid an inquiry into communism in labor unions. The case tests authority under Supreme Court rulings, including the Watkins decision, and probes the American Communications Association's alleged Communist links.
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Washington
Sen. Hruska
Neb
Internal Security Subcommittee
Supreme Court
Howard V. Trautman
Salvatore Testa
New York City
American Communications Assn
Trautman
Testa
Victor Rabinowitz
New York
Watkins
Contempt of Congress
John T. Watkins
Illinois
House Committee On Un-American Activities
House Committee
Warren
Congressional
Congress
Rabinowitz
ACA
Subcommittee
Stassen Aide Quietly Runs London Disarmament Talks
Administration sources say Julius Holmes, deputy to Harold Stassen, holds de facto control of U S delegation negotiations in London limning authority from Washington to London. Dulles and Eisenhower deny a lone U S role while stressing formal policy guidance and allied reassurance.
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INS
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Harold E. Stassen
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State Department
Stassen
Eisenhower
John Foster Dulles
London
Lee Dulles
Dulles
Britain
France
Russia
Zorin
America
Rights Violation Charged Two Florida Officials Face Trial
A federal prosecutor seeks the earliest trial for George Kelsey and Alous Stanley, two Seminole County officials charged with violating the constitutional rights of two escaped convicts shot during attempted surrender in Oviedo. The indictment, returned June 19, alleges the pair used firearms in the March 1955 incident that left John LeRoy Young dead and Marvin Merritt wounded. Merritt testified they raised no resistance.
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Jacksonville
Florida
George Alexander Kelsey
Seminole County
Oviedo
Alous D. Stanley
John LeRoy Young
Marvin Merritt
Young
Merritt
Madsen
Kelsey
State Moves to Speed Caudill Forgery Trial Pace
In Bartow the state sought faster progress in the Iris Caudill forgery case as Judge Roy H. Amidon limited jury distractions. Only one witness testified directly, Deputy Earl Carlton denying signatures on two petty cash vouchers and any authorization of those signatures.
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Iris Caudill
Criminal Court
Roy H. Amidon
Earl Carlton
Pat Gordon
Florida referendum approves beach bond for Broward County
In a third referendum the $1,600,000 bond issue to buy beach land for Broward County Negro residents passed with 16,619 yes votes to 731 against. The turnout neared 51 percent among the registered voters, with about 16,000 previously. The vote followed earlier failed attempts.
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Broward County
Beating death at Largo home ends in police case
Clearwater reports J Fred Wood 50 beaten to death at his Largo residence. A woman fears her husband a house painter and says she slept several nights in her automobile on a beach after obtaining police permission to do so.
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Clearwater
J. Fred Wood
Largo
Chou Declares Unity Stronger as U S Faces Setbacks
Premier Chou En Lai told Parliament in Peiping that the Communist bloc is unified and powerful while the United States suffers setbacks globally. He cited Soviet arms reductions, peace proposals, and rising anti American sentiment in Formosa and allied nations as signs of easing international tension.
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Formosa
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Burma
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Egypt
Syria
Quibbling Charged As Humphrey Faces GOP Questioning
Senate Finance Committee hearing on the nation's financial condition continues with Secretary Humphrey under cross examination by Sen. Edward Martin and other Republicans. Martin plans a single two hour session to challenge administration policy while Democrats have already questioned him. Some GOP members grumble at the pace of the inquiry.
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Senate Finance Committee
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D-Va
Thee Committee
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