McCarthy At Senate Hearing On Schine Loyalty Oath
The hearings reveal McCarthy signed Schine loyalty oath but says he made no recommendation for Schine’s army commission. Welch notes the notarization issue while Stevens accuses Cohn and McCarthy of pressuring for favorable treatment. Debate over access to FBI documents and confidential information continues as Page 8 is promised.
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Schine
Joseph N. Welch
McCarthy Army
Welch
Bob Stevens
Stevens
Roy M. Cohn
Investigations Subcommittee
Cohn
John G. Adams
FBI
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Government Operations Committee
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D-Ark
Arkansas
Senate Investigations Subcommittee
United States
M’carthy
McCarthy Camp
Francis P. Carr
Roy Cohn
Sen. McCarthy
R-Wis
Eisenhower Churchill Talk Aims to Strengthen Anglo American Ties
President Eisenhower announced a June 25 meeting with Prime Minister Churchill to reinforce the Anglo American alliance. The informal talks will cover Southeast Asia, Europe, and broader mutual interests with Eden and Dulles present. A Southeast Asia security pact and possible prompt consultations with eight regional nations are discussed as potential outcomes.
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Eisenhower
Churchill
America
Britain
Southeast Asia
Anthony Eden
Dulles
White House
Indochina
Eden
Organization of European Defenses
European Defense Community
EDC
West Germany
Sir Winston
Eisenhower says he has given no thought to 1956 re election
President Eisenhower said at a news conference he has not considered whether he will seek re election in 1956. He declined to discuss when or if he will vote on farm price supports, and noted discussions with Dulles on Guatemala and Korea as part of ongoing policy reviews.
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Eisenhower
Sherman
Adams
Congress
Guatemala
Central America
Dulles
Caracas
Venezuela
Korea
Walter Bedell Smith
White House
United Nations
United States
Russia
Weather Keeps Tucson Cool Through Mid June
The first half of June has been unusually cool for Tucson with no days reaching normal highs since June 3 when 100 was recorded. Yesterday’s high was 96 versus a 103 normal, while the early low reached 69 as thin high clouds roll in, with similar patterns expected tonight and tomorrow.
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Weather Bureau
Tucson
Arizona
Mercury
Phoenix
Flagstaff
Yuma
Douglas
Prescott
Stocks Reach New High as Market Surges
New York reports a dramatic market surge with the Associated Press average up 80 cents to 125.80, a yearly high and the strongest level since October 25, 1929. Prices rose $1 to $3 per share in late trading, continuing a buoyant two day run after last week’s slump.
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New York
Associated Press
Late Sports Scores Highlight Early League Action
Baseball box scores show Boston losing to Detroit 2 0 with Nixon and White Homers by Garver and House. Philadelphia tops Chicago 2 0 with Renna driving in runs. Cincinnati edges New York 4 1 as Nuxhall allows four earned runs. Night games listed include New York at Baltimore and Washington at Cleveland with weather postponements noted.
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Detroit
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White
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House
Rase
Aletien
Philadelphia
Chicago
Fornieles
Martin
Romberger
Comsnegra
Sawatski
Renna
New York
Baltimore
Washington
Cleveland
Kidnaping Suspect Claims Innocence in Phoenix Court
Daniel J. Marsin 41, a Phoenix welder, says he is not guilty of kidnapping Evelyn Ann Smith wife of a wealthy local industrialist. Marsin allegedly abducted Mrs Smith last Wednesday and held her for about 29 hours in the Superstition mountains near Phoenix before she was returned unharmed after a $75000 ransom was paid and recovered nearby.
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Phoenix
Ariz
Daniel J. Marsin
Evelyn Ann Smith
Marsin
Superstition Mountains
Here
Mendes France Seeks Immediate Peace in Indochina Speech
Paris Premier designate Pierre Mendes France works on a speech urging immediate peace in Indochina. He plans to present his government program before the national assembly, aiming for approval despite observers predicting a shortfall of 5 to 20 votes in a 314 vote tally.
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Paris
Pierre Mendes- France
Indochina
National Assembly
Joseph Laniel Mendes-France
Korea Phase Ends Indochina Talks to Standby
Geneva reports plan for a standby group to stay during an expected pause in the Indochina peace talks. France opposes full adjournment until a new Paris government is formed. U.S. and Britain insist negotiations continue with Viet Minh. Georg Bidault meets Eden and Bedell Smith as both talks are described as deadlocked after seven weeks.
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Indochina
France
Paris
National Assembly
United States
Britain
Georges Bidault
Anthony Eden
U. S
Walter Bedell Smith
U N Peace Patrol Sought for Southeast Asia
The United States and five other nations pressed a plan to dispatch a U N peace patrol to Southeast Asia amid fears of a broader war. Thailand backed the idea and Laos and Cambodia were briefly considered before withdrawal. The proposal has six of seven Security Council votes and awaits a Soviet veto on Friday.
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N. Y
United States
U.N
Southeast Asia
Henry Cabot Lodge Jr
Thailand
U.N. Peace Commission
Laos
Cambodia
Indochina
Security Council
Britain
New Zealand
Turkey
China
Brazil
Russia
French Quit Two Outposts Near Hanoi In Indochina
French troops abandoned two Red River delta outposts within 35 miles of Hanoi to bolster defenses against a feared Red attack. One post was in Phu Ly 35 miles south of Hanoi and another west of Vietri 30 miles northwest of Hanoi at the Red River confluence. Communist rebel attacks were repelled in the delta’s southern flooded fields.
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Hanoi
Indochina
Red River Delta
Phu Ly
Vietri
Red River
Mesa Police Kill Berserk Man After Gunfight
Mesa police shot and killed 69 year old Basilio Rivera after he fired on officers outside a home on East Third Avenue. Patrolmen Earl C. Johnson and Ray Gomez returned fire, Rivera died with a pistol in his hand. coroner set an inquest for Friday at 10 a.m.
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Mesa
Basilio Rivera
Earl C. Johnson
Ray Gomez
Rivera
Flora Garduno
Third Ave
Garduno
Manuel Garduno
Flora
Basilio
Johnson
Gomez
Jack Hunsaker
U S Accused In Guatemala Over Democratic Suppression
Guatemala City reports the Guatemalan revolution party accusing the United States of organizing an international movement to strangle democracy in Guatemala. The communique was issued by Auguste Charnaud MacDonald, minister of interior and party secretary general.
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Guatemala City
Guatemala
Party of the
United States
Auguste Charnaud MacDonald
Corral Theater and Sports Open In Tucson Tonight
Tonight in Tucson the Corral theater hosts Front Page at 8 30 in Rendezvous room. Baseball features Tucson Cowboys against Nogales at Hi Corbett Field at 8. Wrestling offers four pro matches at Tucson Sports Center at 8 30. Public voter registration occurs 6 30 to 10 tonight at Swanway Shopping Center Broadway at Swan Road. Tomorrow repeats 1 5 and 6 30 to 10 with more events.
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Swan Road
Tucson Cowboys
Nogales
Hi Corbett
Tucson Sports Center
Corral Theater
Swanway
Santa Rita Hotel
Index Controversy over Dr Oppenheimer and H bomb gadget
The page lists ongoing controversy over Dr Oppenheimer and the H bomb gadget still raging. It notes new arms support for the United States, and mentions related items across politics science and world affairs.
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United States
Guatemala
Pentagon
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