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Syracuse Herald Journal

Location

Syracuse, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 06, 1954

Page

2

California primaries spotlight national race amid cross filings

California voters head to the polls Tuesday with tight competition for three Senate seats, three governors, and 34 House seats. James Roosevelt Jr. seeks a House nomination in Los Angeles amid a crowded field as he campaigns against Earl Warren’s successor prospects. South Carolina also votes with Senator Burnet Maybank unopposed. GOP contenders battle for governor amid liquor market questions.

Washington California Town South Carolina James Roosevelt Cone Temier Demeona Teip Supreme Court Burner Maybank Iowa Guy Alberte Thomas Artin Senate Roosevelt Los Angeles Earl Warren

Transcripts detail McCarthy Stevens calls on Schine plot

The article recounts monitored conversations among Senator McCarthy, Robert Stevens, and J. P. Cohn about Schine and alleged Communist ties. It describes calls from Nov 7 to Feb 20, notes deletions, and the battle over disclosure and witness treatment.

McCarthy Committee McCarthy Stevens Schine Cohn Dave Waldorf Stevens MicCarthy Stuart Symington Dxio Missan Wisconsin Republican Symington Senatee Senate McCarthy-Stevens Schine Pentagon Fort Monmouth MccCarthywirmy Everett M. Dirksen R-Nl Charles E. Potter R-Rich John L. McClellan D-Ark Zwicker Army Robert Congress Joe Bob Iman Army Net Bob Stevens G.O.P

Slayings and assault charged to New York suspect Roche

Police say John F. Roche, 25, a tall six foot man, confessed to three slayings and a rape assault in New York. The Westwater girl remains in Bellevue Hospital with a fractured skull and stab wounds. Authorities link him to the April Brown stabbing and the November Jablonka murder, with a bloodstained pipe found in his car.

New York Dorothy Westwater Ally John F. Roche Westwater York Rifle Section Bellevue Hospital Alex Japlonka Jablonka Sliss Brown Fpr Yorkville Hathway Roche Box Saratoga Springs Rockaway Beach Yorkville Uppet Manhattan

Secrecy orders amid Stevens probe extend hearings

The report notes secrecy orders by the president and charges that Stevens aimed to "preax" Lawton for cooperating with McCarthy's Monmouth spy hunt. Despite new ramifications from monitored cars and ongoing investigations, officials expect televised hearings to end this week as the inquiry enters its 28th day with Cohn set to finish cross examination.

Stevens Fort Monmouth McCarthy Zwicker Peress Preax Lawton Monmouth Cohn

Eden Reports On Geneva Talks

Foreign Secretary Anthony Eden told a cabinet emergency session the Geneva talks on Asia yielded the lowdown. Authorities said Britain would keep its wait-and-see Far East policy and refrain from drastic changes. Churchill presided over the full meeting.

London Anthony Eden Geneva Britain Eden Winston Churchill

UN Severance Pay Questioned at ICJ Hearing

Hearings open at The Hague on compensation for 21 Americans fired from the United Nations secretariat after invoking the Fifth Amendment. A UN tribunal awarded $197,000 total damages. Washington protested. The eighth General Assembly seeks advisory opinion on whether it can block the awards.

The Hague Netherlands International Court of Justice United Nations Secretariat U. S Washington Eighth General Assembly

Madras Plans Land Reform To Limit Farm Size

A Madras government spokesman outlined land reforms for the next session limiting cultivable land to 1100 acres per owner. Smaller farms worked directly by owners would have titles transferred to tenants, with the state financing the land purchase.

Madras

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