Cohn Sees Racketeered Defense in Army McCarthy Probe
Roy M. Cohn charged that Attorney General Brownell or his aide instigated the Army McCarthy hearings creating a stacked deck if perjury charges arise. The testimony covered true or false lines about Army influence, blackmail attempts, and the handling of subpoenas and transcripts in the disputed inquiry.
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Washington
Roy M. Cohn
Atty. Gen. Brownell
McCarthy
Sen
Jackson
D-Wash
Cohn
Army
McCarthy Subcommittee
Stevens
John G. Adams
Adams
Subcommittee
Army Loyalty Board
Dirksen
R-Tll
Brownell
Sen. Dirksen
John Lucas Jr
Ralph Gwicker
Joseph N. Welch
White House
Kirke B. Lawdon
Ft. Monmouth
N.J
Sen. McClellan
D-Ark
Adans
McClellan
Asst
Secretary of Defense
H. S
Truve Hensel
Hense
Dr. Condon Says U S Is Reviewing His Security Status
Corning scientist Dr. Edward A. Condon says Defense Department officials are reviewing his security status while he works for Corning Glass Works on nonmilitary projects with no access to classified information. He denies loyalty issues and notes no clearance suspension.
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Corning
N. Y
Edward A. Condon
Armer
U. S. Bureau of Standards
Defense Department
Condon
Corning Glass Works
Navy Department
United States
Washington
Navy
Bureau of Standards Post
Ber
House Un-American Activities Committee
J. Robert Oppenheimer
Los Alamos
Special Personnel Security Board
The
Atomic Energy Commission
Oppenheimer
Thailand seeks U.N. peace observers on Indochina border
The United Nations City Council voted 10 to 1 to discuss Thailand's request for a U.N. peace watchdog commission to study threats along its borders with Indochina. Only the Soviet Union opposed the measure, signaling a possible veto. Thailand's ambassador Pete Sarasin urged observers to curb fighting near borders.
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United Nations
N. Y
U.N
Thailand
U.M
Semyon K. Tsarapgin
Ezce
Indochina
Geneva
Eh Andochina
France
Council
Pete Sarasin
Ernational ‘Organization
Dullesnag
Southeast Asia
Washington
Pete Sarasi
Georgia and Northwest Florida Weather Outlook
Georgia expects considerable cloudiness warm humid conditions with showers and locally severe thunderstorms this afternoon and tonight southeast portion. Friday partly cloudy cooler with morning showers southeast. Northwest Florida sees partly cloudy warm conditions with scattered thundershowers this afternoon and tonight, Friday partly cloudy and mild.
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Georgia
South
Florida
McCarthy Uses Point of Order on Mundt Birthday
Senator McCarthy voices a point of order during the Army McCarthy hearings to celebrate Mundt's 54th birthday. He notes a box of cigars sent by TV listeners and presents Mundt with a 20x Corona Grande cigar, prompting Mundt's light reply.
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Sen. McCarthy
Mundt
Washington
Orn McCarthy
R-Wis
Army-McCarthy
Cugiuman Mundt
RSD
McCarthy
Belgian Plane Shot Up Over Yugoslavia
A Belgian freight plane was shot at and damaged over Yugoslavia near the Hungarian front. One radio officer was killed and multiple crew members were injured while two pigs aboard died. The DC3 diverted to Graz after a left side hit at about 6000 feet, with a sister plane landing safely in Belgrade.
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Yugoslavia
Vienna
Austria
Over
Yugloslavia
Oupvmdgg
Clewmien Sula
Hungary
Sabena Air Lines
Britain
D. Wilson
Arsene Devreese
Belgrade
Joseph Clauwaert
Victor Sloyts
Graz
Munich
Military Chiefs At Capitol Set Asia Conference
At the Pentagon five powers United States Britain France Australia and New Zealand held military chiefs level talks on Southeast Asia to explore military options to prevent Communist control in Indochina. Secretary Wilson stressed political issues underlie the questions and noted progress mainly in multilateral discussions with forward areas under joint U.S. Philippine defense treaty efforts. Admiral Radford sent Admiral Carney to represent him at the talks.
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Washington
Pentagon
Southeast Asia
Secretary of Defense
Wilson
United States
Britain
France
Australia
New Zealand
Indochina
Arma
American State Department
Far East
East Asia
Philippines
Ramon Magsaysay
Adm
Arthur W. Radford
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Robert B. Carney
Naval Operations
GOP Senators Rally Behind Ike Housing Plan Strategy
Washington reports a closed door strategy with Republican senators to line up votes for President Eisenhower's housing bill. Some Southern Democrats oppose. no votes expected before tomorrow. Senator Butler among those open to support. Senate leader Knowland seeks tight party lines amid Maybank opposition after a Supreme Court ruling on San Francisco housing.
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Washington
Eisenhower
John M. Butler
GOP
Knowland
California
Sef
Maybank
D-Sc
Jennings Surprised At Petition For Senate Nomination
Ray H. Jenkins, special counsel in McCarthy Army hearings, said it is news to him that Tennessee Republicans circulate petitions to nominate him for the U S Senate. He is not a candidate now and would seek advice from trusted friends before deciding. Petition circulation covers all 95 Tennessee counties.
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Washington
Ray H. Jenkins
Tennessee
U.S. Senate
Jenkins
West Communists Deadlock On Indo China Armistice Policing
Geneva reports new deadlock between Western powers and Communist delegates over who should supervise policing of the Indo China armistice. Molotov argues for Communist representation on the truce supervision body, while Viet Minh pushes for limited task and Bidault seeks full cease fire oversight.
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Geneva
Indochina
M Istice
Yesteday
Russia
Molotov
Red China
Vietminh Regulars Drove Back Vietnamese Army In Viet Nam Clash
Vietminh regular battalions, part of a regiment dormant for months, struck coastal Viet Nam near Hung Son. They wiped out about 200 Vietnamese National Army troops and mauled 100 more as 2,100 Vietminh attackers overwhelmed two company positions. One company retreated to Ae Rieng after heavy fighting.
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Saigon
Indochina
Viet Nam
Hung Son
Hanoi
Ae Rieng
Ae Rileng
Eisenhower to Sell Program to the Public
President Eisenhower plans to push his legislative program directly to the people as Congress nears adjournment. Officials say he aims to speed up action on farm policy taxation foreign trade health housing and social security while avoiding distractions from McCarthy controversy.
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Marvin L.arrowsmith
Washington
Eiesenhower
Congress
Eisenhower
Sen
McCarthy
R-Wis
Newseen
Want Ad Page Delivers Best Bargains and Quick Sales
A farmer pursues buyers rather than waiting for customers. He uses the Times-Enterprise Want Ad page to advertise goods at low cost. Check the page often for bargains and call ad-taker at phone 12 to craft the ad.
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Times-Enterprise
Thompson Charges Segregation Stance in Georgia
Thompson pledges segregation will be maintained in Georgia schools. He attacks an unnamed candidate for governor and NAACP leaders, criticizing court decisions and urging support for continuing separate schools. He touts revenue increases during his tenure as revenue commissioner.
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Thompson
Atlanta
Georgia
M. E. Thompson
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Marvin Griffin
Supreme Court
NAACP
Walter White
Goav
Man Talmadge
Evenue
Eisenhower Hands Torch to Comrades for Normandy Ceremony
President Eisenhower at the White House presented a copper torch to World War II comrades for a ceremony in France marking the 10th anniversary of the Normandy invasion. Officers from Army Navy Air Force and Marine Corps participated and recalled the invasion together with the President.
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Washington
Esenhower
France
Army
Navy
Force
Marine Corps
White House
B ‘ Gerow
Omaha
Tozet
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FBI
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Lloyd K. Garrison
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