Congressman's dispute over security leaks and press role
Rep. John E. Moss pressed the government security commission for concrete examples of unlawful press disclosures as Wright defended the press and warned against overruling officials. The panel proposed penalties for willful disclosure of top secret material and pledged to prepare data to back Moss’s study of security breaches.
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Government Security Commission
John E. Moss
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Loyd Wright
Moss
Commission
Wright
Government Information Subcommittee
California Democrat
Prince Philip In Car Collision After Speech
In London Prince Philip, riding with Queen Elizabeth, crashed his Lagonda into a prewar small car on the road to Windsor Castle. No injuries and minor damage. Phillip told the other driver it was his fault. A witness, Reginald Parker, described the scene and the royal demeanor after the impact.
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Queen Elizabeth
Prince
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Philip
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Lagonda
Park Superintendent Blames Hysteria In Missing Texan Case
The body of Clifford B. White of Houston was found along a sunbaked dirt road in Big Bend National Park after he and his wife were reported missing. Park officials say the couple became exhausted in 114 degree heat while stranded and separated. The search for Mrs. White continues.
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Tex
Big Bend National Park
Clifford 8
White
Houston
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Marfa
Civil Air Patrol
Park
George. W. Miller
Inflation fears clash with hard money drive in Senate panel
A Democratic led Senate House Economic subcommittee warned against easing fiscal and monetary restraints citing inflation as a grave problem. The group opposed tax relief before mid next year and urged government spending reductions to curb inflation amid GOP support for administration policies. President Eisenhower warned of inflation danger if price and wage demands rise, while Treasury Secretary Humphrey testified that rates may not rise indefinitely.
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B. L. Livingstone
Washington
Senate House
Senate Finance Committee
Eisenhower
GI Soldier Plans Quiet Wedding Amid Court Fight
Haru Sueyama says she will wed American soldier William Girard in three or four days at Camp Whittington Japan. Girard, confined on a firing range, awaits a possible transfer to a Japanese court as his case stirs an international furore. The ceremony at the camp chapel or sergeant’s home will be simple with a sergeant as best man and no bridesmaid yet chosen.
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Japan
Haru
Candy
Sueyama
William
Girard
Camp Whittington
U.S. Supreme Court
Sion
Miss Sueyama
Playwright Faces Jail Motion Slated For Argument
U S District Judge Charles F McLaughlin set for today a hearing on a motion seeking reversal of a play. The motion argues against its content and potential jail consequences for the playwright, with Karl R Bauman reporting from Washington.
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Washington
U.S. Dist
Charles F. McLaughlin
Nations unanimous on report Hungarian revolt at UN
United States and 23 nations agree the UN General Assembly should take up the special UN report on the Hungarian revolt as soon as practicable. A five nation committee found the Soviet Union crushed a spontaneous uprising last fall and keeps an unpopular government in power by force.
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N. Y.P
United States
U. N. General Assembly
U. N
Soviet Union
Henry Cabot Lodge
New York
Lodge
Special Investigating Committee
Hungary
Time Running Out For Operational Funds Stopgap Money Bill Set
Washington lawmakers rushed to draft an emergency funding measure as many annual appropriation bills lag. The plan would allow limited agency spending into July until new funds arrive, with defense, Congress, public works, and foreign aid bills awaiting Senate action. Senate passage remains uncertain while a separate bill added 133 dollars for the Post Office Department for the coming year.
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House Appropriations Committee
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Defense Department
House
Senate
Post Office Department
Eisenhower Budget Win Clouds Senate Split Among Services
The Senate military appropriations subcommittee restored one billion of the House’s defense cut and faces final decisions on allocations to the Army Navy and Air Force. Chairman Chavez seeks to preserve operations funding including air fuel and flying hours citing safety and training impacts.
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Senate Military Appropriations
Eisenhowr
House
Eisenhower
Air Force
James H. Douglas
Chavez
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