Cohn Claims Brownell Instigated Army McCarthy Probe
Roy M. Cohn charged that Atty. Gen. Brownell or his aide instigated the army McCarthy hearings. He said the probe creates a stacked deck if perjury charges arise, as Sen. Jackson pressed true or false questions during testimony. The exchange touched on blackmail claims and subpoenas tied to the loyalty board.
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Washington
Roy M. Cohn
Atty
Brownell
Cohn
McCarthy
Sen
Jackson
D-Wash
Army
McCarthy Subcommittee
Stevens
John G. Adams
Adams
Subcommittee
Army Loyalty Board
Dirksen
Blll
Sen. Dirksen
R-Ill
John Lucas Jr
Ralph Zwicker
Long-Expected Sen McFarland Announces Governor Bid in Arizona
Former Arizona Senate majority leader Ernest W. McFarland declares his candidacy for the Democratic gubernatorial nomination after touring the state. He cites need for strong leadership, criticizes current administration, and emphasizes cooperation with federal programs while leveraging his judicial and water-rights background. He notes prior service as senator 1940 52 and a run against Barry Goldwater in 1952. The field includes Jim Smith and Harold A. Patten has withdrawn.
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Arizona
Senate
McFarland
Oklahoma
Pinal County
Carl Hayden
Central Arizona
University of Oklahoma
Stanford
Florence
Central Methodist Church
Phoenix
Pentagon Glad To Get List Of Reds From McCarthy
Sen McCarthy quoted Assistant Secretary Fred Seaton saying he would be glad to accept information from McCarthy about 130 alleged Communists in defense plants. Seaton indicated the department would accept the data and wanted an official reporter present when the files are handed over. Sen Jackson backed Sen McClellan in demanding action, calling delay suspicious.
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Washington
Sen
McCarthy
Fred Seaton
Seaton
Defense Department
Sen. McClellan
D-Ark
Secretary of Defense
Wilson
McClellan
Sen. Jackson
D-Wash
Denmark
Vertical-Flying Pogo Stick Demonstrated by Navy Tests
At Moffett Field California a delta wing Convair XEY1 made three tethered vertical takeoffs in a hangar originally used for dirigibles. Pilot J F Skeets Cole man flew to about 100 feet while safety cables kept the craft from horizontal flight. Heat from the propulsion raised hangar temperature during a 10 minute test. Officials called this a half way mark toward future air cover for vessels and infantry.
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Moffett Field
Calif
Navy
Council Votes 10-1 To Hear Thailand Plea
The United Nations Security Council approved a Thai request to study a U N peace watchdog for Indochina with a 10 to 1 vote. Only the Soviet Union opposed, signaling a likely veto on any later measures. Thailand's ambassador to the United States, Pete Sarasin, argued the crisis threatens Thailand and neighboring Cambodia and Laos.
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Thailand
United Nations
N. Y
U. N. Security Council
U.N
Pete Sarasin
United States
Cambodia
Laos
Sarasin
Soviet Union
Semyon K. Tsarapkin
Indochina
Geneva
France
Council
Tsarapkin
Air Academy Sites Narrowed To Three
The air force narrowed academy site options to Alton Illinois Colorado Springs Colorado and Lake Geneva Wisconsin. Secretary Talbot announced the five man board recommended the three sites and he will choose within 30 days from among them.
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Washington
Air Force
Alton
Ill
Colorado Springs
Colo
Lake Geneva
Wis
Talbot
Phoenix Principals Reach $9400 Maximum Salary
A maximum annual pay of $9400 for principals in the Phoenix Union high schools and college system has been established. Starting pay is $7900, with the top figure reached after six years.
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Phoenix
Phoenix Union High Schools
Reds claim ambush wipes out 500 French Union troops
In south central Viet Nam three Communist battalions attacked near Cung Song, killing or capturing about 500 French Union troops. The clash came as the French made a large amphibious landing last winter. A separate attack hit a watchtower near Saigon and an ammunition dump in a Saigon suburb.
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Hanoi
Indochina
Viet Nam
South Annam
Saigon
HIGH
Cung Song
Red
Red River
Bun Aeheng
Belgian freighter attacked over Yugoslavia. radio officer killed
A Belgian DC3 freighter carrying pigs from Britain to Yugoslavia was shot at by a Russian MIG near the Hungarian frontier. The radio officer was killed and a Belgian mechanic wounded. The plane made an emergency landing at Graz after strikes from two fighters of unknown nationality.
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Austria
Yugoslavia
Hungary
Sabena Airlines
Belgrade
Frankfurt
Britain
Graz
Maribor
Murska Sobota
Yankees Rally Past Indians On Collins Eighth Inning Heroics
Joe Collins homered in the eighth to break a 1 1 pitching duel with Bob Lemon as the Yankees edge the Indians 2 1. Irv Noren and Phil Rizzuto made two crucial ninth inning plays to preserve the victory.
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Joe Collins
New York Yankees
Cleveland Indians
Collins
Homer
Cleveland
Bob Lemon
Ed Lopat
Irv Noren
Phil Rizzuto
Indians
Lemon
Hogan
Lopat
Berra
Torch Will Light Bloody Beach
President Eisenhower presented a copper and brass torch to Lt. Gen. L. T. Gerow at the White House to be lit in France on June 5 1954 for the 10th anniversary ceremonies of the Normandy invasion. The torch honors Army Navy Air Force and Marine Corps veterans who served in the invasion.
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Washington
Eisenhower
France
Normandy
Army
Navy
Air Force
Marine Corps
White House
L. T. Gerow
Omaha Beach
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Senate GOP For Housing
Washington Republicans rallied behind President Eisenhower's public housing plan at a party conference before floor debate. Most GOP senators backed 140,000 units over four years, with leaders predicting Senate approval in some form.
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Washington
Senate
Eisenhower
GOP
Homer E. Capehart
Banking Committee
Milton R. Young
R-N.d
Senate Republican Conference
Military chiefs meet on Asia defense talks in Washington
Five powers sent military representatives to a Washington session on southeast Asian defense. The group described exploratory work likely to lead to broader talks, amid debate that higher level political input is needed, said by Secretary of Defense Wilson.
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Washington
Wilson
State Withholding Facts Being Mailed
The state tax commission announced it will mail instruction booklets to Arizona employers explaining the new state withholding tax system.
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Phoenix
State Tax Commission
Arizona
New Deadlock at Geneva Talks Over Red Participation
Western powers and the Communist bloc clash over Communist representation on any armistice policing body for Indochina. Molotov warns agreement is unlikely without Red presence while Vietminh's Pham Van Dong seeks a single mission to control outside arms and troops.
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Geneva
Red
Indochina
Far Eastern Conference
Russia
V. M. Molotov
Pham van Dong
Vietminh
Neutral Nations Supervisory Commission
Tucson Tonight and Tomorrow Showcases Variety and Sports
Public events headline a voter registration drive at El Rancho Market and two Polack Bros. circus performances at UA Stadium, with Grand Ole Opry stars at Tucson Sports Center and a 8:30 p.m. baseball game between Tucson and Phoenix at Hi Corbett Field, plus dances at Tucson Garden City.
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el Rancho Market
E. Speedway
Grand Ole Opry Stars
Tucson Sports Center
Tucson Garden
Polack Bros. Circus
First Serbian Orthodox Church in state to be dedicated at Bisbee
Bisbee will dedicate the state’s first Serbian Orthodox church in a ceremony attended by local parishioners and clergy. The event marks a milestone for the community as plans highlight cultural heritage and religious history in Arizona.
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Catalina Vista
France
Indochina
Bisbee
Citizen
Ray McNally
Colorado
Arizona
Ariz
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