Symington McCarthy Clash at Closed Hearings
The McCarthy Army hearings featured Roy Cohn accusing Army leaders of trying to shield the Army from inquiry. In a tense session, Symington, Clifford, and Mundt sparred over calling witnesses as the panel contemplates winding up the investigation and potential further subpoenas.
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Washington
Roy M. Cohn
Army
John G. Adams
McCarthy Subcommittee
Conn
Adams
Subcommittee
Cohn
McCarthy
McCarthy Army
Sen. McCarthy
David Schine
Sen. Syming
Clark Cltford
Clifford
Truman
White House
Symington
Stevens
Mundt
R-Sd
Kirke B. Lawton
Ft. Monmouth
N.J
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Lawton
McClellan
R-Mich
Potter
Jackson
D-Wash
Roy M. Gohn
Camp Kilmer
N. J
National Guard
Pvt
G. David Schine
Schine
Clark Clifford
Tuman
Wisconsin
Government Operations Committee
Stevene
Colin
Brownell
Harry Daughtery
Harding
Central Intelligence Agency
Democrat Party
Senate
Cook Defends Legal Evasion of Supreme Court Rulings
Georgia Attorney General Eugene Cook argues that circumventing Supreme Court orders through constitutional and procedural means is not defiance. He cites past legislation as examples and says he may not appear before the court in October over school desegregation. The NAACP seeks a hearing at the Georgia Education Commission as candidates for governor prepare to speak.
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Atlanta
U. S. Supreme Court
Congress
Georgia
Atty
Eugene Cook
Macon Telegraph
Supreme Court
General Assembly
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Georgia Education Commission
Durwood Pye
Commission
NAACP
Rhee Criticizes U.S. Aid Spending in Korea
President Syngman Rhee accused the United States of wasting Korea aid funds and proposed Seoul take over the U S aided reconstruction. He urged grant credits, a small advisory staff, and strict accountability to ensure every dollar is used honestly. A U S official expressed mystification at the criticism.
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Seoul
Syngman Rhee
United States
Rhee
China
Georgia and Northwest Florida hot and partly cloudy forecast
Georgia expects fair skies and heat this afternoon with a warmer night and Wednesday. Northwest Florida shows partly cloudy and warm conditions with scattered thundershowers this afternoon tonight and Wednesday.
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Georgia
Florida
Service Ad Promotes Work Wanted Column in Times-Enterprise
Advertisement urges readers to place service offerings in the Times-Enterprise Work Wanted column. Mentions wallpaper hanging outside painting woodwork refinishing furnace cleaning furniture refinishing basement waterproofing carpenter work inside painting cabinet making and radio repairing. Includes contact phone 12.
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Times-Enterprise
Guatemala imposes 30 day suspension of constitutional guarantees
Guatemala's Communist backed government ordered a 30 day suspension of constitutional guarantees at an extraordinary Cabinet session led by President Jacobo Arbenz Guzman. The move cited current tensions after U.S. objections to arms from Poland and followed reports of a plot against the government. A mystery two engine plane dropped anti Communist leaflets over Quezaltenango and Guatemala City warning of danger amid closer ties with Russia.
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Guatemala
Jacobo Arbenz Guzman
U.S
Poland
Arbenz
Quezaltenango
Russia
Georgia's First Rabies Case Listed
Georgia reports its first human rabies case of the year and fifth since 1946. Three year old Darrell Hayes died May 20 in an Athens hospital from rabies. tests on brain tissue confirmed the disease. Authorities suspect a rabid dog bite but say the boy did not receive anti rabies treatment.
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Georgia
Health Department
Darrell Hayes
Athens
L. E. Starr
Public Health Department
Eisenhower Outlines Effort to Strengthen U S
President Eisenhower described a legislative program aimed at building national strength and securing peace. He said proposals stay within federal roles and warned against government becoming merely busybodies while urging Congress to act before adjournment.
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Marvin L. Arrowsmith
Washington
Isenhower
Sng
Congress
Eisenhower
Washington College
Chestertown
Rumors of Surprises in Georgia Segregation Plan Talks
Georgia gubernatorial candidates prepare statements for the Georgia Education Commission meeting to discuss how to handle the Supreme Court ruling on school segregation. Ben Garland, Charles Gowen, Marvin Griffin, Fred Mand, Tom Linder, and M. Thompson are named as participants or attendees with possible plans to preserve or restructure segregation in state schools.
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Atlanta
Georgia Education Commission
Senate Chamber
Supreme Court
Georgia
Flint Circuit
Ben Garland
Garland
Charles Gowen
Brunswick
Marvin Griffin
Griffin
Herman Talmadges
Fred Mand
Agriculture
Tom Linder
M. Thompson
Bidault Sees Indochina Talks Pointing to Agreement
French Foreign Minister Georges Bidault said there has been progress at the Indochina peace conference and that results show the path to future agreement. He stressed his conciliatory effort amid France’s political crisis and noted major issues remain unsettled but may yield solutions soon.
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Georges Bidault
Indochina
France
Joscph Laniel
Bidault
Aeuil-Pabiis
Gebehe
Ae Le-Party
Bowlet Foreigi
M." Molotov
Anthony Hiden
Roosevelt Seeks California Seat In Tight 1946 Primaries
James Roosevelt and opponent Ned Redding vie for the Democratic bid in Los Angeles 26th District while Goodwin Knight faces Richard Graves in a key California gubernatorial race. California and South Carolina primaries shape national focus with Roosevelt’s name and personal controversy shaping voters.
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Associated: Press
California
South Carolina
Roosevelt
Ned Redding
Cai Pelan
Ithheld
Robert
Condon
Stephen Mitchell
Atomic Commission
Nevada
Goodwin
J. Knight
Richard P. Graves
Knight
GOP
Earl Warren
U.S. Senate
Thomas H. Kuchel
Samuel W. Yorty
Stevens Admits Rough Time but Won’t Quit at West Point
Secretary of the Army Robert T. Stevens told cadets at the U.S. Military Academy that his tenure has been rough but he has no regrets or intention to back down. He praised the Army’s fight against communism and stressed protecting cadets’ rights while highlighting the nation’s need for leadership amid a challenging era.
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United States
Comrounista
Dulles
Stevens
West Point
N. Y
Robert T. Stevens
Sen. McCarthy
Rwis
U.S. Military Academy
Army
McCarthy
Pentagon
Ralph W. Zwicker
8Th Army
Korea
United States Army
Eisenhower
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