Sen Young backs McCarthy but opposes censure move
Senator Young of North Dakota announced he will not vote to censure Senator McCarthy over the special committee findings. He cited free speech and McCarthy's work exposing alleged Communist influence, while noting ongoing debate and McCarthy's hospital stay.
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Young
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Dirksen
R-Ill
Watkins
Utah
Ibsen
Knowland
California
Navy Hospital
Bethesda
Watkins Committee
Congressional
Communist Party
Senate
North Dakota
Joseph R. McCarthy
MD. Naval Hospital
Dayton Dem Backs DiSalle For National Chair
Albert A. Horstman of Dayton Democratic committeeman writes all National Committee members urging support for Michael V. DiSalle as national chairman. The KC meeting in New Orleans on December 3 and 4 will choose a successor to Stephen A. Mitchell, who resigns January 1. Horstman lauds DiSalle for his campaign leadership of Thom as L. Ashley and a bright Ohio Democratic year.
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Toledo
Albert A. Horstman
Dayton
Ohio
Michael V. DiSalle
New Orleans
Stephen A. Mitchell
Horstman
DiSalle
Thomas L. Ashley
Indiana U Suspends Two Ohio Freshmen
Two Ohio freshmen at Indiana University were suspended by the student affairs committee after grappling with campus police during a demonstration near a women’s dormitory last Thursday. Tom Cousineau of Euclid and Robert Gillc of Cleveland may apply for readmission next semester.
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Bloomington
Ind
Ohio
Indiana University
Student Affairs Committee
Tom Cousineau
Euclid
Robert Gillc
Cleveland
Two-Car Crash Near Urbana Kills Ivan Oehler
A two car collision seven miles west of Urbana on U S 36 fatally injures Ivan L. Oehler 36 of Springfield. He was the driver in one of the vehicles involved in the crash, according to the state highway patrol.
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Urbana
Ohio
Here
Ivan L. Oehler
Springfield
State Highway Patrol
Oehler
Latin America Presses Plans at Inter-American Conference
Delegates at the Inter-American Economic Conference press proposals to boost Latin American development and U.S. aid. Chilean treasury minister Jorge Prat proposes an inter American fund, while Ecuadorian economy minister Jaime Debot Velasco outlines a 10 point program for price stability investment priority tax relief and wider regional trade.
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Quitandinha
Brazil
U.S
Uncle Sam
Jorge Prat
Confer
Jaime Debot Velasco
Ecuador
Latin America
Vote Recount Starts Today In Jefferson
Jefferson County launches a new tabulation of 132 precincts as the start of statewide recounts in the Burke taft race unfolds. Franklin and Richland counties set next Tuesday for the tally, Hamilton next Wednesday, Dec 1, with Burke’s petitions totaling 25 counties and 6853 precincts.
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Jefferson County
Elections Board
Franklin
Richland
Hamilton County
Thomas A. Burke
Ohio
Burke
Robert A. Taft
Senate
George H. Bender
Bender
Scotland Yard Says Clerk Spied on U S
A Scotland Yard inspector testified that John Clarence, 27, a British clerk, admitted spying on a U S Navy headquarters as a voluntary agent of the Soviet Union. He was ordered held for jury trial on two charges of obtaining and recording military information likely useful to an enemy under the Official Secrets Act.
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Scotland Yard
John Clarence
U. S. Navy
Soviet Union
Clarence
Klaus Fuchs
Mrs Ann Dewey Found Dead At Home In Owosso
Mrs Ann Dewey mother of Governor Thomas E. Dewey of New York was found dead in bed at her Owosso Michigan home today.
State Hospitals Face Personnel Salary Dilemma
Ohio lawmakers must decide next year how to set salary scales to attract professionals to state hospitals. A Beacon Journal poll of 58 assembly members shows most oppose granting welfare departments authority to fix salaries, fearing higher pay for professionals would raise department heads above elected officials and waste funds.
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Akron
Ohio
General Assembly
Beacon Journal
Assembly
Fred Cassell
Wyandot County
Firm Returns Fund To 5500 Employes
The Champion Paper and Fibre Co of Hamilton Ohio returns more than one million dollars to 5500 employees who paid into a retirement fund. The company will finance the plan fully and restore all past contributions. President Ruben B Robertson Jr gave the announcement and noted at least one million dollars will be returned to the New Home plant area.
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Hamilton
Ohio
Champion Paper and Fibre Co
Ruben B. Robertson, Jr
Aew
Million Dollar Estate Admitted to Probate
Los Angeles reports the will of theater owner Charles P. Skouras disposing of an estate over one million dollars was admitted to probate. Community property was placed in trust for widow Florence, with remainder to be divided among their children after her death.
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Los Angeles
Charles P. Skouras
Florence
Coon Hunter Finds Bear in Delaware Ohio
Spencer Foor of Delaware while coon hunting struck a black bear with his car. The bear limped away, and Foor drove off, locking his doors. State Patrolman Harrah arrived and noted the bear was likely only slightly injured and unlikely to die.
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Delaware
Ohio
Spencer Foor
Foor
Robert Harrah
Harrah
Trial near end of expert fingerprints testimony
In Cleveland the Sheppard murder trial nears closing expert testimony on fingerprints footprints and bloodstains. Prosecutors tie a left thumbprint to Dr Samuel Sheppard while defense cites an intruder. Detective Jerome Poelking testified he found the defendant s print on Marilyn Sheppard s bedhead as the case enters its sixth week.
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Cleveland
Samuel H. Sheppard
Marilyn Sheppard
Sheppard Home
Jerome C. Poelking
Dr. Sam
Remington Killed in Jail Attack at Federal Penitentiary
William W. Remington a 35 year old former Commerce Department official and government aide serving a three year term for perjury died at the Lewisburg federal penitentiary from head injuries suffered when struck with a brick wrapped in a stocking in his dormitory. Acting Warden Fred T. Wilkinson said the assailant's identity is fairly well established but did not disclose whether a fellow convict was involved or the motive.
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Remington
U. S. Commerce Department
Women complain about coon dog quartet in court
In Dallas four women testified before Peace Justice Bill Richburg about a man keeping four hounds for raccoon hunting. One dog bays in bass, another in tenor, two others barely howl. The owner promised to move the dogs out of town after Richburg urged action.
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Dallas
Bill Richburg
Richburg
Caulk Sentenced for Lye in Snuff Box Case
John Caulk a farm laborer was sentenced to six months in the house of correction for putting lye in the snuff box of a lady friend.
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Chestertown
John Caulk
House of Correction
Chiang Voices U S Defense Stance Over Islands
In Taipei President Chiang Kai-shek warns that U S silence on defending offshore islands off China's coast could invite a Communist push. He urges extending Southeast Asia defense to Northeast Asia, proposing Korea Japan and Nationalist China join a regional pact.
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New York
Chiang Kai-shek
Taipei
Formosa
United States
China
Chiang
Homer Bigart
The
Herald Tribune
Henry R. Lieberman
Times
Lieberman
Washington
United States Tri
Southeast Asia
Northeast Asia
Korea
Japan
Yard Falls In Woman Hurt In Mine Breach
SHENANDOAH Pa A 65 year old woman Mrs Catherine Murphy of Shaft Pa was pulled to safety after her front lawn collapsed and she fell 75 feet into a mine breach Alden Hertz of the William Penn Fire Co lowered into the hole and rescued her She was taken to Locust Mountain Hospital with internal injuries a fractured nose and possible left hip fracture A mine barrier beneath the surface was blamed for the collapse
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Shenandoah
Catherine Murphy
Shaft
Alden Hertz
William Penn Fire Co
Locust Mountain Hospital
Derailment of 73 Cars Rips Train Rails Ties
A freight train derailed after an empty hopper jumped a track on a Berea embankment between two bridges. Seventy three of eighty three cars left the rails, ripping rails and ties from the road bed. Had timing differed, cars might have plunged toward Riverside Drive or the Rocky River.
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Cleveland
Berea
Riverside Drive
Rocky River
Russia and West Clash Over Korea at United Nations
At the United Nations in New York the Soviet and Western powers argue amid a lull in East West debate as they seek a unified Korean solution. South Korea and its UN allies clash over a proposed supervisory commission and the scope of UN oversight for the election.
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Pierre Mendes-France
UN General Assembly
New York
Mendes-France
United Nations
N. Y
Assembly
West New Guinea
Korea
Est
Geneva
South Korea
You Chan Yang
Britain
Indochina
Syngman — Sance
World Peace Council Launches Worldwide Propaganda Drive
In Stockholm a six day World Peace Council session urged action to block London and Paris accords to remilitarize West Germany. It denounced Western defense pacts, proposed halting atomic tests, and called for a global peace assembly and stricter nuclear controls.
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Stockholm
World Peace Council
Germany
London
Paris
Red Group
World Assembly For Peace
Foot Slips Chaos Results
In Joliet Mrs Lois Peterson aged 18 misstepped her foot from brake to gas while driving. Her car struck a parked vehicle then hit a telephone pole and a building before crashing into an eight foot ladder. Parker 42 suffered an injured back and paint splashed onto Petersons blue car.
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Joliet, Tl
Lois Peterson
Pert Parker
Parker
Boy Fatally Injured in Tractor Accident
In Frederick Maryland an orphaned boy, seven year old William Dallas Dixon, died after his pants leg was caught in a tractor power takeoff. He was riding the tractor with his father using a corn elevator when the incident occurred. The boy was spun and struck his head as the machine ran until the father stopped it.
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Frederick, Md
William Dallas Dixon
William G. Dixon
Truck Driver Faces Manslaughter Charges in Ohio Crash
Norwalk Ohio Mervyn L Witherell a 43 year old Tipton Michigan truck driver bound over to the Huron County grand jury on three counts of second degree manslaughter in the deaths of Newton O Dell his wife and their 18 month old daughter all from Allentown Pennsylvania in a collision near Norwalk. He posted 1000 bond on each count and was released.
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Norwalk
Ohio
Mervyn L. Witherell
Tipton
Mich
Huron County Grand Jury
Allentown
Newton O'Dell
Here
Witherell
School Driving Course Receives State Sanction in Ohio
Columbus reports Ohio Attorney General C William O'Neill ruled high school driver-training courses fall under state law for public school safety. These courses, long part of some schools, now have formal legal status as safety programs.
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Columbus
Ohio
Atty
William O'Neill
Meigs and Pike Seek Separate Hospital Aid Areas
Meigs County and Pike County officials protested a state health plan that would group them with Chillicothe Portsmouth and Gallipolis hospital areas. Dr Ralph F E Dwork stated protests would be considered before federal submission. Health officials cited local patient travel patterns to justify the current divisions.
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Columbus
Ohio Health FT T
Pike and Meigs County
Health Department
Pike County
Chillicothe Portamouth
Meigs
Gallipolie Hospital
Ralph FE. Dwork
Chillicothe
Portsmouth
Meigs County
Gallipeon
Better Teacher Plea Aired by OEA Group
The Ohio Education Association delegates wrapped a three day convention with a push for better teachers. New OEA President Dr Dwight L Arnold of Kent State reviewed policy measures approved to demand more facilities and support for educators. He stressed the need to justify the request with increased professional competence.
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Coluimbus
Whiie Education Association
OEA
Dwight L. Arnold
Kent State University
U S protests Chinese prison terms for 13 Americans
The United States vows the strongest protest after a Chinese military court jailed 13 Americans who disappeared during the Korean War. Sentences range from four years to life for alleged spying, with officials calling the charges utterly false.
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Washington
United States
Eisenhower Flies South for Weekend at Little White House
President Eisenhower departs Washington in the new Super Constellation for a Thanksgiving weekend at the Little White House on the National Golf Club links in Augusta Georgia. He is joined by Mrs Eisenhower and Field Marshal Montgomery. The trip includes golf and bridge with a turkey dinner planned and a Monday return to Washington. Montgomery will not golf but may play bridge and return to duty in Europe. The Columnine successor plane christening uses water from a Colorado trout stream.
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Eisenhower
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National Golf Club Links
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Britain
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Georgia Golf Course
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Montgomery
Allied Forces N Europe
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Europe
Colorado
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