November 20, 1952

Former Supreme Court Justice Aaron J. Levy was so free and easy with money that, although he earned about $132,000 in his early career as a lawyer, prior to his becoming a jurist, he "never had a nickel," according to a sworn statement he made to the State Crime Commission on Oct. 27.

Comm on Financing Higher Educ final rept on 3-yr study finds 1,500 insts need at least $250 million more yrly, 15% over omt recd; study under Rockefeller Foundation and Carnegie Corp auspices; Comm cites pressures causing plight, especially in liberal arts insts; urges indus raise grants to 3% of net income before taxation to give $325 million yrly; proposal on types of grants

Ex-Justice Levy recalls friendship

Menon says Indian plan will bar indefinite detention of POWs, reply to US objections; asks priority for plan in UN com; Western reprs seek clarification; views of Eisenhower, Communist China and NK uncertain; subgroup to weigh possible amendments

Dimock twice cites Flynn for contempt for refusal to answer queries; sentences her; stays execution until after she completes testimony