Mundt Pushes Speedy Clearance for McCarthy Panel Aides
Senator Mundt signals support for Democratic demand that the Pentagon speed security clearance decisions for two McCarthy subcommittee staffers. McClellan and Mundt clash over process after a closed-door session, with McClellan calling for a staff purge amid ongoing investigations.
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Mundt
Pentagon
Senate
McCarthy
R.-Wis
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Arkansas
Defense Department
Os McCarthy
Wisconsin
Subcommittee
Socially Living Driver on Trial in Asheville
Isaac O. Campbell faced trial on a charge of driving while intoxicated. A character witness testified she knew him socially, saying he is social every time she sees him.
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Asheville
N.C. CP
Isaac O. Campbell
A Sad Girl a Kind Word a Saved Life Utica
Donald Robertson a WWII veteran who cheered a distraught widow on a train nine years earlier was thanked in a June 1335 unsigned note mailed to Utica papers. The widow had considered suicide after a telegram informed her husband’s death. Robertson later opened a photography studio in Herkimer and kept in touch with the woman.
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War Department
Donald Robertson
Pacific
Robertson
Herkimer
la Habra
Calif
Robert
California
Susan Hayward and Barker Divorce Case Await Ruling
In Burban s California Superior Court Judge Herbert Walker delayed ruling in the Susan Hayward and Jess Barker divorce case. He gave 50 days for briefs and noted the couple’s nine year old twins and their welfare before deciding.
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Calif
Susan Hayward
Jess Barker
Herbert V. Walker
S. S. Hahn
St. George
Utah
John Wayne
Martin Gang
Missi Hayward
Barker
Soviet Chess Aces Tour New York
The 14 man Soviet chess team took a day off from an international match with an American team and toured New York. They visited the Empire State Building and Wall Street, with David Bronstein noting Wall Street’s importance as a propaganda whipping boy for Moscow.
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Empire Staite Bldtz
Wall St
Wail St
Moscow
David Bronxstein
Howell Found Guilty In Union Boss Murder
William Howell, 35, found guilty of second degree murder in the shooting of union boss Thomas F. Lewis at Yonkers Raceway. The case tied to a statewide probe of harness track scandals and payoffs within the union, with prosecutors insisting a mob-linked plan led to the crime.
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New York
Wiliam Howell
Bronx
Thomas F. Lewis
Edward
Aren
Ryan
Lewis
Raceway Union
Warness
Cli
Yonkers Raceway
Red Polish Chief Modzelewski Dies
Zygmunt Modzelewski a key Polish Communist leader died after long illness. He helped create the Lublin provisional government and led the Polish United Workers Party. He opposed the United States and Britain after World War II and helped redraw eastern Europe borders.
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Zygmunt Modzelewski
Poland
Warsaw Radio
Kremlin
Modzelewski
Lublin
Polish United Workers Party
United States
Britain
Europe
East Germany
Ask TV Curb On Hearings
Washington lawmakers press to bar commercial sponsorship of future Senate hearings after the McCarthy Army probe. Senator Bennett introduces a resolution arguing televised hearings invite demagoguery and prolong investigations beyond necessity. Twenty senators from both parties cosigned as broadcasts spanned 36 days.
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MacCarthy Army
Senate
Bennett
Utah
McCarthy Crwis
Army
Utah Republican
Jaycees Locked In Vote Battle at Colorado Springs
Colorado Springs report says five day Jaycee convention ended with no president after five hours of balloting. E La Mar Buckner of Ogden Utah and W N Howard c of Monroe La tied, K Kirk Newell of Swampscott Mass eliminated earlier. Delegates also passed resolutions condemning congressional hearings without proper safeguards.
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Colo.p
U. S. Junior Chamber of Commerce
E. LaMar Buckner
Ogden
Utah
W. N. Howard c
Monroe
K. Kirk Newell
Swampscott
Mass
Jaycee
25 Reserve Officers Get Camp Orders
Twenty five Syracuse area reservists receive orders to attend U S Army Reserve schools at Camp Drum this summer. The list includes Lt Col Floyd Schwartzwalder and Col Carl E Anderson among Syracuse University personnel with 15 day sessions starting June 27. Other area attendees include Majors Edward Hart Donald Sperry Wynn Pierce Burke and Lt Col Dorothy Lewis with adjutant general courses and medical service or artillery options at Camp Drum.
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Utica
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Mexico
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Clary
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Jamesville
Kenneth Rushey
Collamer
Robert H. Draper
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Sennett
Dorothy G. Lewis
Sky
No McCarthy Issue in Vote No McCarthy Issue in Vote
In Portland Maine ahead of the Monday primary Senator Margaret Chase Smith of Skowhegan seeks a second term against Robert L Jones of Biddeford A heated yet evolving race centers on McCarthy with Jones nodding early to his ideas but fading reference later and Smith avoiding mention of McCarthy while stressing her Senate record.
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Maine
Ballyhoo
McCarthy
Senate
Margaret Chase Smith
Skowhegan
Robert L. Jones
Biddeford
MecCarthy
Jones
Wisconsin
Republicans Air Patronage Gripes
Republican senators pressed Attorney General Browning about patronage delays for federal judges, attorneys, and marshals. Browning and deputy William P. Rogers met with senators behind closed doors to address slow action on their recommendations. Senator Ferguson noted the discussions due to complaints about slow clearance of appointments.
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Washington
Capitol Hill
Eisenhower
New Tax Cuts Sought in Senate Tax Plan Modifications
Senator George of Georgia said Democrats would push to add new income tax reductions to a tax revision bill already providing about 1.5 billion in relief for corporations and individuals. Two proposals floated include a 2.4 billion annual reduction via higher personal exemptions and a 20 dollar tax credit per taxpayer, potentially shifting about 1.25 billion in annual relief.
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Washington
George
D-Ga
Senate
Senate Finance Committee
Dewey Praises Loyalty Boards for Red Purge Efforts
Governor Dewey credited loyalty boards and the attorney general for removing Communists from government. In a WHAM-TV interview he cited improvements in handling Communist influence and said there has been a quiet, effective routing out of Communists with civil rights protections preserved.
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Dewey
Loyalty Boards
Representative Keating
Rn.y
Wham-Tv
Senate Investigations Committee
McCarthy
R-Wis
Httle
Koo Replacement Hinted for Nationalist China Ambassador
Newspapers predicted that Dr. Vv. K. Wellington Koo would soon be replaced as Nationalist China's ambassador to Washington. No official confirmation was issued.
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Taipeh
Formosa
Vv. K
Wellington Koo
China
Washington
East German Border Belt Eases Travel Restrictions
East Germany relaxed travel limits in a three mile border belt, allowing belt residents to visit West Germany and permitting belt workers to move freely without special passes. The changes take effect June 23, and reflect the zone’s response to West German political and military ties.
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East Germany
West Germany
East Zonn
ADN
West
Vegetable fats may cut heart disease risk says study
A San Francisco report from the American Geriatrics Society notes that diets using only vegetable fats reduce blood cholesterol, while replacing them with animal fats raises it. Dr. Gilbert C. Cochrane of Oakland cautions the results are not proof of causation and further study is needed to confirm if vegetable fats prevent or treat arterial disease.
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Rh American Geriatrics Society
Gilbert C. Cochrane
Oakland
Calif
Cochrane
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