McCarthy Symington clash at Senate hearings over subversion
Carr testifies before the Senate subcommittee that Stevens and Adams tried to block hearings on Reds in the Army. McCarthy accuses Symington of a smear as the panel intensifies its probe. Carr recalls warnings of being smeared and notes the Monmouth and Schine angles as important steps in exposing Communist infiltration.
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Thailand Pushes For Peace Patrol At UN Session
The United States and Thailand pressed for early Security Council action on a UN peace patrol to monitor the Indo China war. With Geneva talks stalling, Bangkok urged the UN to move quickly. United States envoy Henry Cabot Lodge Jr. called a meeting of the co-ordination group for June to discuss Thailand’s request. The council had been in recess since Thailand first asked for the patrol on June 3.
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83 Nazis Face Wartime Charges
Eighty three officers and guards from a former Nazi deportation camp in the French Rhine region went on trial in Metz today on charges of murder and brutalities against camp prisoners. The Metz Military Court chamber proved too small so the proceeding moved to the Moselle District Court building.
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Vietnamese Shakeup In Saigon Government Resignation Imminent
Authoritative sources report the nine to ten month old government of Vietnam’s premier Prince Bun Lee will resign tomorrow. Ngo Dinh Diem, a 55 year old Roman Catholic reformer, is expected to succeed as new prime minister. The move is viewed as an attempt to forge a nationalist leadership untainted by past ties with the French. The aim is to rally anti communist forces and win over foes who did not back Bao Dai. Bun Loc reportedly sent his resignation to Bao Dai in France, after achieving independence goals and signaling a shift to a new regime within the French Union framework.
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Probe Alcoholism Congress Urged
LOMA LINDA Calif IXS A posed physiologist Andrew C Ivy head of the department of clinical se University of in the 2 annual scientific studies for prevention of alcoholism says more than 7600 adult Americans one out of every 14 who are either heavy drinkers or addicts die He urges total abstinence as the only solution and says Congress could aid by investigating alcoholism rather than communism.
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Ike Gets First Maine Salmon
President Eisenhower received the first Atlantic salmon of the year from Bangor Maine. The over ten pound fish was caught about three weeks ago by Guy Carroll of Bangor, frozen and shipped to Washington for presentation by the Maine delegation. The president called it a nice-sized one.
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Lindbergh's Son Enlists for Navy Officer Training
Jan Morrow Lindbergh, 21, son of Charles Lindbergh, enters eight weeks of training at Newport to qualify as an ensign. Navy spokesman notes likely two years of active duty post training. Lindbergh, a Stanford graduate and naval reserve member, recently married.
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Windy giants rise near Tokyo to mark Iwatsuki city day
Residents of Iwatsuki north of Tokyo are building two of the world’s largest box kites. Each kite measures 30 by 36 feet and weighs 98.2 pounds, needing 150 men to launch. The aerials will debut July 2 to celebrate Iwatsuki’s elevation to city status.
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