Senate subcommittee clash over hearings and votes
The article details a heated Senate Investigating subcommittee session with McCarthy and Stevens amid cross accusations, voting disputes, and publicity driven moves. It covers proposed recesses, Dirksen motions, and witnesses likely to testify, plus shifts in district chairmanships and political maneuvering surrounding the hearings.
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iSpcech
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Algo
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Capehart
McCarthy
Slovens
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Intile
Graig
Robertson
Plymouth
Srigndolate
Uneup
E Ray Jones
Topeka
Vive Chalerber
Michinby Eisel
Stattee
G. David Sehine
Chow En-lal
Nese Soreign
Colorful parade crowds fixate on military display units
Thousands of spectators watched a lengthy procession featuring marching units, bands, drum corps, and floats from merchants and industrial groups. The crowd stayed engaged as they attempted to pay attention to the various colorful units and military equipment on display.
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Ling
Gene Jones
Jack Misner
Bernie Branch
George Stulz
Nay Heller
Miller Huggins
Tommy Robinson
Ene Ieee
Police Detain Vehicles After Defect Checks Then Debate Defense Spending
A Tuesday inspection list cites defects in cars from Mitchell Motors Hunter Chevrolet Broadway Sales and others including brakes exhaust lights and registration. The piece notes proposed funding shifts, compulsory examinations and police blockades amid Korea War era tensions and cuts to defense budgets with senators urging restoration of Air Force funding.
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Mitchell Motors
Hunter Chevrolet
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Hannah
Actitense
Sens
Maybank
Andi
Harold V. Colgan Hannah
Portagon
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Field
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Konrad Aden
Rud
West Gersnew
Nual
Our Lady of Fatima
Air Force
Eisenhower
Pathor
Colgen
House
Congress
New Zealamiers Arrive in Seattle After Abbay Voyage
Dennis Ryan and Ronald Helmer arrived in Weah Bay Seattle Washington aboard a 34 foot sloop after a Pacific crossing via the Abbay voyage. Coast Guard reported them in good condition. Crossing time was about 30 days.
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Seattle
Wash
Alex Foster Rites Thursday
Funeral services for Alex Foster, 76, will be held Thursday at 4:30 p.m. in the Friendship Baptist Church, with Rev. D. C. Williams and Rev. B. C. McBride officiating. Interment follows in Pleasant Walk Cemetery. Friends may visit at Leonard P. Underwood Funeral Home after 6 p.m. Wednesday.
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Maplewood Cemetery
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Tenn
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Fairfield
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Riverview Hospital
Noblesville
Nome
Brookside Comedry
Obituaries Chronicle Multiple Local Deaths
Obituaries list deaths of Dante Taylor 78 Kokomo Williams Ray 54 and Virgil Lanane in California plus George Lanane formerly with Delco-Remy in Kokomo and Valerie Saunders newborn in Markleville. Services set at Fisher Brothers Funeral Home Brookeside Brookside Cemetery and New Columbus Lutheran Cemetery with multiple survivors and memorials noted.
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Cecil Taylor
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Marie
Switzerland
Virgil
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Thin City
Manhattan Beach
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Green Lantern Dance
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Fly
Walnut St
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Donald
Markleville
Valetia
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Harald
Ball Memorial Hospital
Muncie
Rector Funeral Home
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Edwin
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What Economic Progress Means To America
R. E. Shuman of Washington DC spoke on the nation’s need for a positive economic program. He outlined present needs and stressed immediate action, noting his office at 807 Morton Street will be closed from May 15 to June 4.
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