McCarthy Probe to Drop Some Charges and Set Rules
The six member censure committee plans to drop some of the 46 counts against Senator McCarthy and draft relevancy rules to keep hearings focused. A key charge about a $10,000 Lustron fee for a housing pamphlet is under debate. Committee aims for public hearings with limited coverage and possible televised restraint. Ellender says Wisconsin voters reelecting McCarthy implies absolution. other members flag oath violations and overstepping bounds as major issues.
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McCarthy
Rwis
Watkins
Utah
Edwin C. Johnson
D-Cole
Lustron Corp
Fuller
D-Ark
Senatorsnders
R-Vi
Morse
Ind-ore
Ellender
D-La
Wisconsin
Senate
Fulbright
Flanders
Gen
George C. Marshall
Gen. Marshall
George
Dga
Illinois American Legion
Chicago
R-Wis
W. Sterling Cole
Patrol Adds 32 Men To State Highway Patrol
Col. George Mingle announces 32 new hires for the State Highway Patrol, boosting strength to 620. He expects full authorized strength of 650 uniformed men by year end.
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Columbus
State Highway Patrol
George Mingle
Phenix City Grand Jury Meets to Probe Vice Death
Phenix City jurors convene in secret to determine who killed A. L. Patterson and to expose payoffs and neglect linked to vice kings. About 18 jurors, 125 witnesses, and 3000 subpoenas target corruption as investigators eye indictments within days.
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Phenix City
Ala
A. L. Patterson
Walter B. Jones
Montgomery
George C. Johnson, Jr
Amb
Ingicumehls
Russell County
Patterson
Phenix
Aot
Enor Hoe
Amaiesaaen
Three Stores Entered In Same Building At Point Pleasant
Three businesses in the same building were broken into Sunday night in Point Pleasant. Fruth's drug store suffered a forced entry with a cut wall and a grass sickle used to pry a safe. Missing from Mason County Tractor and Implement Co. were three shotguns and 8 to 10 boxes of shotgun shells. Case Farm Machinery Sales and Service had an interior entry with nothing reported missing.
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Point Pleasant
Jack Fruth
Fruth
Jackson Ave
Mason County Tractor and Implement Co
Jefferson
Case Farm Machinery Sales and Service
Mason County Implement Co
Violence in Morocco as protests surge near Aid al Kebir
Violence continued in French Morocco with Istiqlal protests against rule as Aid al Kebir nears. Port Lyautey saw 13 dead and 48 wounded after clashes with Europeans and Moroccans. Fez and Rabat reported unrest amid orders banning sheep sacrifices. Police reported European fatalities and ongoing street fighting but no Moroccan deaths.
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Morocco
French
Sultan Sidi Mohammed Ben Youssef
Abraham
Isaac
Istiqlal Independence Party
Istiqlal
Rabat
Port Lyautey
Fez
Berserk Man Held For Court In Cincinnati Shooting
Police say playground caretaker George Ridley 24 will face a charge of shooting to kill after he fired 14 bullets into a crowd of over 100 at a playground. Nine year old Daniel Smith was hit in the hip, minor injury. Ridley allegedly attacked a 13 year old girl, then, after a struggle with Rev. Junior Haliburton Dawson, retrieved a rifle and fired again.
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Cincinnati
Daniel Smith
George Ridley
Junior Haliburton Dawson
Church of God
Ridley
Bizarre pen incident triggers fatal shooting and chase
In Danville Virginia two Army Air Force privates from Ft. Bragg quarrel over a pen at a restaurant. One man shoots the pen, they flee in a car, crash on a Dan River bridge, attempt to swim. Gerbitz drowns, Smith survives and is jailed for felonious shooting and DUI.
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Danville
Army Air Force
Melvin L. Gerbitz
Augustine Smith
Ft. Bragg
N. C
Dan River
Gerbitz
Smith
Ohio Weekend Death Toll Reaches 15
The Associated Press reports Ohio registered 15 accidental deaths over the weekend from 6 p.m. Friday to midnight Sunday. Traffic crashes caused 12 fatalities, with one drowning, one from a train incident, and one from a boy’s contact with a charged cattle wire. State officials plan 32 extra troopers to curb accidents.
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Ohio
Associated Press
George Mingle
Mingle
Middletown Driver Victim Dies After Wreck
Emma Elizabeth Chambers 46 of Willowick Lake County Ohio died in Middletown Hospital after injuries from an automobile accident last Wednesday.
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Middletown
Emma Elizabeth Chambers
Willowick
Lake County
Ohio
Middletown Hospital
West Branch Readies Hoover Birthday Parade
Small Iowa town prepares for Herbert Hoover's 80th birthday with a parade and official visits by Governor Beardsley and Vice President Nixon. A formal program at the state park honors the former president, who will visit his birthplace cottage and its preserved furnishings.
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Herbert Hoover
West Branch
State of
Hoover
Jesse Clark Hoover
Hulda Minthorn Hoover
Williams. Beardsley
Virgil M. Hancher
University of Iowa
Richard M. Nixon
Washington
Eisenhower
Ding Saw Hoover
Iowa State College
J. N. Ding Darling
Atomic Weapon Wanted by Rhee
South Korea seeks U.S. atomic weapons and naval air cover to drive Communist forces from the Korean peninsula. Rhee told U.S. News and World Report that Britain and France are not clearly anti-Communist and that the United States restrains him and Chiang Kai-shek from fighting. He urged broader military aid and warned against delaying decisive action.
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Syngman Rhee
South Korea
United States
Korea
U.S. News and World Report
Rhee
Britain
France
Chiang Kai-shek
North Korea
Winston Churchill
Charles de Gaulle
Communista
United Nations
Lon Formoua
Risenhower
Anti Red Balkan Pact Signed By Yugoslavia Greece and Turkey
In Bled Yugoslavia Greece and Turkey sign a military pact to deter any Cominform aggression. The accord links Yugoslavia with the West while pledging allegiance to the United Nations and preserving Greek and Turkish NATO obligations.
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Yugoslavia
Turkey
Greece
Balkan
Russia
Koca Popovic
Stephan Stephanopolous
Faud Koprulu
Marshal Tito
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
NATO
United Nations
Moscow
Europe
Driver Pinned By Tractor In Syracuse Accident
Larry Hubbard Pomeroy, 20, of Syracuse, was injured when a tractor slipped on wet ground and pinned him between a house and the vehicle. Neighbors freed him, with arm and stomach burns and possible rib fractures. He was taken to Holzer Hospital in Gallipolis, then to Pomeroy by ambulance.
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Pomeroy
Larry Hubbard
Syracuse
Holzer Hospital
Gallipolis
Hubbard
State AFL Delegates Convene at Cleveland
Some 750 delegates representing about half a million AFL members begin a four day convention of the Ohio State Federation of Labor in Cleveland. Phil Hannah, executive secretary, says the 69th annual meeting will focus on unemployment and government measures to avert it.
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Cleveland
AFL
Ohlo State Federation of Labor
Phil Hannah
Toll of Auto Crash Increases to Two
KEYSER West Virginia Mrs LaFollette Otis Heltzel of Monongah West Virginia died Sunday at Potomac Valley Hospital after Friday’s collision near Romney involving two cars. Her death brings the death toll to two in the accident. Another victim, Mrs Burt Bussard 67 of Van Wert Ohio, was killed outright.
Police Nab Man Selling Wine From Baby Carriage
Boston police arrested Vincent Guinta, 29, after two detectives spotted him wheeling a baby carriage at an early hour and shouting for customers. He was selling wine at 75 cents a bottle without a license.
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Boston
Vincent Guinta
Guinta
Man Predicts Death After Sting by Bee
Samuel Jones of Caroline, Kentucky, died after a bee sting caused anaphylactic shock. Coroner Louis Wright ruled the death caused by the sting ten minutes after he told his brother the sting would kill him while cutting down a tree. James Jones said they were searching for wild honey when the bee entered Samuel's sleeve.
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Greenup
Samuel Jones
Caroline
Louis Wright
James Jones
Samuel
Wright
Civil Defense Course Opens at Ohio State University
The first FCDA civilian defense course away from the Olney national school starts tomorrow at Ohio State University. The week long sessions invite 55 state civil defense leaders and cover planning operations analysis and personnel.
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Columbus
Federal Civil Defense Administration
Art College
National School
Olney
Ohio State University
Hearing Postponed in Sheppard Murder Case
A Cleveland court delayed today's preliminary hearing in the Dr Samuel Sheppard murder case until Thursday morning. Defense lawyers filed an affidavit of prejudice against Gershom M Barber, alleging bias by the acting Bay Village mayor during proceedings. Judge Merrick granted the delay after prosecutors and defense agreed they needed more time to subpoena witnesses.
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Cleveland
Bay Village Council
Sheppard
Samuel SH. Sheppard
Marilyn
Gershom M. M. Barber
Barber
William J. Corrigan
Common Pieas
Frank J. Merrick
Car Plunges Over Bank Near Route 35
An 18 year old woman driver escaped with minor injuries when a 1950 automobile jumped a guard rail and plunged down a 15 to 20 foot embankment near the New York Central underpass on Route 35. Mrs Delores Proctor of Kelton Lane Gallipolis was found in mud and slush. a companion Jack Boggess of Nitro was slightly injured. The crash was investigated by city patrolman Ernest Hesson and state police.
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Point Pleasant
Delores Proctor
Kelton Lane
Gallipolis
Holzer Hospital
Jack Boggess
Mra. Proctor
New York Central Railroad
Mra Proctor
Montgomery
W. Va
Clay County
Ernest Hesson
New York Police Crackdown Nets Over 200 Hoodlums
New York police swept Times Square Central Park and Rockaway Beach in early morning raids, with more than 200 people detained in the crackdown on hoodlums and undesirables. The weekend operation marks the largest haul since the drive began July 27.
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New York
Times Square
Central Park
Rockaway Beach
Retired sports editor dies in Carmel California
Carmel California obituary notes the death of Edward W Cochrane a former sports director for the Hears newspapers and ex Kansas City and Chicago sports editor born in Rome Michigan He died Sunday.
Man 33 Kills Mother Believing Devil Possession
Detroit police detain Glenn Green after he admits beating his 79 year old mother Alice Green of Vicco Kentucky to death to drive out the Devil. Green, veterans status mentioned, reportedly attacked in his home as family watched.
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Mother
Devil
Detroit
Glenn Green
David Harris
Alice Green
Vicco Ky
Green
Ollie Louis
Mia
Army
Ft. Eustis
Pearl Harbor
Valley Forge
General Hospital
Nine boys retrace Mormon grandparents trail in desert hike
Aziz Mesa reports nine youths aged 14 to 18 hiked 70 miles in the Superstition Mountains east of Mesa following the route used by pioneering Mormon grandparents who settled in Utah. The group hunted rattlesnakes and wild game, living for days on desert flora and meat with little changed from the original trek.
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Mesa
Aziz
Here
Mewa
Utah
Airliner Crash at Terceira Island Kills 30
A Colombian Constellation crashed near Terceira Island Azores killing all 21 passengers and nine crew. Madrid Barajas officials identified one crewmember Herbert Hop king an American engineer. The flight was en route from Hamburg to Bogota.
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Terceira Island
Azores
Madrid
Barajas
Herbert Hopking
Hameburg
Bogota
Colombia
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