House Prober Hints At Calling Eisenhower Aide
Rep. Morgan Moulder proposed House investigators call Gerald D Morgan White House special counsel noting he is more a front man than Sherman Adams. He said Morgan seems more accessible to people seeking White House help. No further details were provided.
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Gerald Morgan
Adams
Moulder
Morgan
Sherman Adams
White House
House
Eisenhower
Bernard Goldfine
Boston
Goldfine
Federal Trade Commission
Securities and Exchange Commission
SEC
The
East Boston Co
Youth Resists Fox Attack During Newspaper Delivery
A 12 year old boy, Johnnie Pine, helped by Russ Edwards, fended off a fox with a paper at 225 Liberty St in Berryville while delivering The Star. The fox was driven away, and the boy remained unhurt. the owner, Mr Mallory, later shot and disposed of the animal after consulting the county game warden. The incident occurred about 5 30 p m.
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Berryville
The
Star
Liberty St
Johnnie Pine
Cyrus Pine
Academy St
Russ Edwards
Id Mallory
Liberty 81
Mr. Mallory
Johnnie
Blake Denney
Mallory
Judge refuses stay on Little Rock integration suspension
U S District Judge Harry J Lemley denies a motion to stay his order suspending school integration in Little Rock for 24 years. NAACP plans to seek instructions from the Eighth Circuit while noting the case could drag through higher courts.
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U.S
Little Rock, Ark
U.S. Dist
Harry J. Lemley
Little Rock
Wiley Branton
National Assn. For
Advancement of Colored People
U.S. 8Th Circuit Court of Appeals
St. Louis
Branton
Lemley
Court of Appeals
U.S. Supreme Court
Central High School
A. F. House
Central High
Leinley
Eisenhower urges swift approval of six nuclear reactors pact
President Eisenhower asked Congress to approve a multination European nuclear power program of six reactors by 1963. The US would supply about 30 000 kilograms of uranium 235 at roughly 480 million dollars, with Euratom financing 350 million for reactor construction and Export-Import Bank backing a 135 million dollar loan. A joint R D program to improve reactor performance is planned. Hagerty offered no cost details for this phase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Eisenhower
Congress
Europe
United States
Euratom Nations
White House
James C. Hagerty
Adams Declines NH Governor Nomination Offer
Adams today declined an invitation to seek the Republican gubernatorial nomination in New Hampshire for the Sept. 9 primaries. From Washington he told Albert Levitt of Hancock that he has a job to finish as president’s top aide. Levitt wired Eisenhower’s aide urging Adams to enter the race.
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Hancock
N. H
Sherman Adams
New Hampshire
Washington
Adams
Albert Levitt
U. S
The
Virgin Islands
Eisenhower
Voter Records Challenge GOP Claims on Eisenhower Aid
Congressional voting trends complicate the GOP line that a Republican Congress is needed for Eisenhower's program. Senate and House votes show mixed support with Bridges and Knowland leading opposition to a five year trade extension while some GOP members supported administration amendments and Democratic votes aided farm and public works bills later vetoed by the President.
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Congress
Senate
Eisenhower
House
Styles Bridges
William F. Knowland
Rcalif
Bridges
Knowland
Clifford P. Case
John 8. Cooper
Irving Ives
R NY
Jacob K. Javits
R-Ny
Edward J. Thyee
R-Minn
Iron Curtain
Russians Stone Born Embassy in Moscow
A crowd of hundreds of Russians threw stones at the West German Embassy in Moscow in a noisy protest. Two American newsmen were pushed around with minor injuries, in what appeared to be retaliation for a German demonstration at the Soviet Embassy in Budapest last week. The embassy windows were shattered and reporters, including Max Frankel of the New York Times, were roughed up. AP’s Harold Milks also reportedly faced rough treatment.
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London
Moscow
Benn
Imre Nagy
New York Times
Max Frankel
Harold K. Milks
Associated Press
Milks
Pickets Clash With Police At Soviet Delegation
Hungarian refugees outside the Soviet delegation to the UN tried to break police lines amid a melee involving about 350 pickets and 100 officers. Seven policemen and several pickets were injured as windows were smashed, with two earlier protests the same weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
United Nations
Hammarskjold Sits With Nasser Over Lebanese Rebellion
United Nations chief Dag Hammarskjold met with President Nasser of the United Arab Republic to press for quiet in Lebanon amid rebel charges that Syria-Lebanon border crossings supplied arms and men. U.N. observers planned to establish a watchdog team in Bekaa as tensions with rebels persisted.
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Cairop
U. N
Dag Hammarskjold
Nasser
United Arab Republic
Hammarskjold
Amman
Jerusalem
Beirut
Syria - Lebanon
U. A.R
Lebanon
Camille Chamoun
United States
Britain
Hammarskijold
New York
Sweden
U.N
Security Council
Syria
Bekaa
Bekaa Valley
Maurice Brown
New Zealand
Brown
Hussein Oweini
Oweini
Winchester Duplicate Bridge Club Spring Pairs Winners Named
Mrs Holmes Harper and Richard Bowers tied with Mrs W A Carskaden and John Griffith for first in the annual spring pairs tournament at Winchester Golf Club. Mrs W Nelson Page and Mrs W D Myers were third while Mrs Grace Roberts and Mrs Ruth Rhodes took fourth after two sessions.
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Holmes Harper
Richard Bowers
W. A. Carskaden
John Griffith
Winchester Duplicate Bridge Club
Winchester Golf Club
W. Nelson Page
W. D. Myers
Grace Roberts
Ruth Rhodes
Yard Party Beneficiary Ham Sale at Cedar Grove Church
Auction note for the L. O. Dick Estate Clearbrook Virginia invites attendance at a yard party on Monday June 23 in the Little Mountain Church area Cedar Grove. Proceeds assist a ham benefit and include contact MO 2 5032.
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Montmorency
L. O. Dick Estate
Clearbrook
Little Mountain Church
Cedar Grove
Virginia
D A V Concludes Convention After Elections and Awards
The Virginia Department of the Disabled American Veterans closed its 27th annual convention after electing state officers and presenting awards. Local leaders Maurice C. Blosser and Mrs. Virginia Anderson won state posts, with Henry F. Seal Jr. given a national citation. Over 300 attendees gathered at the George Washington Hotel with Stonewall Jackson Chapter No. 9 hosting.
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Virginia Department
Disabled American Veterans
D.A.V
Maurice CO. Blosser
Virginia Anderson
Henry F. Seal, Jr
Virginia
George Washington Hotel
Stonewall Jackson Chapter No. 9
Department
Charles M. Nightingale
Arlington
Martha MacDowall
Salem
John G. Hamer
Craddock
Kurt Frenkoph
Fredericksburg
Blosser
Francis McDermott
Joseph M. Sterling
Elmo Lang
Norfolk
Garland Branch
Ellerson
Curtis Beverly
Irvin Manning
Roanoke
Doris Farenkoph
Julia Marfio
Nor
Miller Sentenced After Motion Is Overruled
Robert Miller Jr. 21 of Winchester was sentenced to 10 years in the state penitentiary for attempted rape of an 11 year old girl. Judge Elliott Marshall overruled the defense motion to set the verdict aside. Miller had been indicted on rape but was found guilty of attempted rape by a Frederick County Circuit Court jury last week.
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Robert Miller, Jr
Winchester
State
Elliott Marshall
Miller
Frederick County
Byrd Sees Little Rock Delay as Encouraging for Segregation Stand
Senator Byrd called the federal judge's ruling to delay Little Rock school integration for 22 years a significant win for massive resistance. Virginia leaders praised the decision as evidence that integration is impractical and detrimental to public education, with Four Virginia localities ordered to desegregate this fall.
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Richmond
L AP
Harry F. Byrd
D-Va
Little Rock
Ark
Byrd
Harry Lemley
Lemley
Supreme Court
Richmond News Leader
Supreme Court of the United States
Taft
Virginia
William M Tuck
Tuck
A. Willis Robertson
Arlington County
Charlottesville
Norfolk
Newport News
Negro Leaders Press Eisenhower on Little Rock Crisis
Four Negro leaders told President Eisenhower at a White House meeting that court ordered suspension of school integration in Little Rock has outraged Negro citizens and many Americans. They urged Justice Department intervention as a friend of the court and rejected commitments on a nine point civil rights program.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Little Rock
Ark
White House
A. Philip Randolph
International Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters
U.S. Dist
Harry Lemley
Randolph
Justice Department
Stine Emerges Virginia Post Office Clerks Leader
Richard E. Stine, a long time local Post Office clerk, named president of the Virginia State Federation of Post Office Clerks at a Fredericksburg meeting. He will succeed John F. Nash, with J. C. Haines elected vice-president and other officers named from Roanoke to Richmond. Stine resides near Winchester and has served since 1947, previously as first vice-president.
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Richard E. Stine
Virginia State Federation of Post Office
Stine
Route 3
Winchester
John F. Nash
Fredericksburg
J. C. Haines
Dunlap Avenue
Civil Service
Haines
E. T. Purdue
Roanoke
J. E. Grant
Emporia
E. R. Sheets
Bristol
W. W. Wilkerson
Danville
W. H. Gallahan
F. T. Goodrick
Richmond
H. R. Lesner
Norfolk
J. C. Alexander
Woman's Auxiliary
Sweet Cherries
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House Prober
Winchester Center
H. F. Seal, Sr
W. Boscawen St
Seal
Mr. Games
Auxiliary
NAACP
Appeals Court
County Court House
James L. Bowman
Cloverdale Farm
Martinsburg Pike
York Inn
N.H
Ihe
GOP
Meade Alcorn
Licemen
Park Avenue
Manhatan
Nagy
Vincent J. Ferreri
Geza Horvath
Queens
Baron Sarossy
East Orange
Ottawa
Canada
Montmorency Cherries
J. J. Harris
Watkins M. Abbitt
Virginia Post Office
Bunker Hill
Win-Mar Orchards
Inwood
Wilson Miller
Peter Pan Childrens Shop
MOOSE
Elks Picnic
Elks and Guests
Shades Park
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