Uncertain If Morse Will Be Spanked
Senator Wayne Morse remains indecisive on punishment by party leaders after voting with Republicans on Senate organization. He will not join caucuses and says he may oppose Republican policy on specific issues, while keeping independent status and deferring seniority disputes to the Senate.
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John Chadwick
Washington
Sen
Wayne Morse
Senate
Oregon
Senate Armed Services and Labor
Morse
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Adlai E. Stevenson
Illinois
GOP
Eisenhower
Welker
Idaho
Richard Nixon
Coronation Plans Put Up Quiet Nightingales in Mayfair
London watchers report the Mayfair Association will adorn Berkeley Square for Queen Elizabeth's June coronation with life-size artificial nightingales among pink and white rose garlands. The birds will be pretty but will not sing.
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London
Berkeley Square
Mayfair Association
All Smith Squad of Gis SNAFU on Drill Field
In Camp Rucker era chaos a unit of 11 men named Smith in Battery C of the 125th Field Artillery was formed into a Smith squad to ease administration. During close order drill one man failed to keep step and after orders from Sgt Smith ten Smiths corrected, but the lone offender remained out of step.
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Ozark
Ala
Smith
125Th Field Artillery
Camp Rucker
Sgt. Smith
Best Informed GIs Return From Korea
Three soldiers ending a year and a half of listening to news dispatches from Korea depart Seoul for home. Cpl John J Kuptz Cpl Calvin L Lingler and Pfc Clifford L Fallon 23 say they read news before editors and handled big stories from the peace talks to the war. Fallon recalls long shifts on the phone and Munson press trains while Kuptz pins on the capture of Brig Gen Francis T Dodd as a standout tale.
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William C. Barnard
Seoul
Korea
Tokyo
Far East Command Censorship Division
John J. Kuptz
Chicago
Calvin L. Lingler
Hamilton, C
Pfc
Clifford L. Fallon
Louisville, Ky
U. S
Eighth Army
Fallon
Reporter disguise lets enlisted man glimpse Barkley conference
Lingler recalls being the sole enlisted man at Vice President Barkley’s Korea news conference. He disguised as a reporter, grew a beard, wore sloppy fatigues, left pockets open, wore low shoes, and smoked throughout the session. His cover stayed intact until the newsreels captured his image.
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Lingler
Alben Barkley
Korea
Matthew B. Ridgway
James A. van Fleet
Syngman Rhee
Eighth Army
Stassen sees Ike visit shaping Far East aid program
Harold E. Stassen said the future of U S foreign aid in the Far East hinges on President elect Eisenhowers trip to Korea. Stassen, named head of the Mutual Security Agency, discussed the visit on ABCs Junior Press Conference. He said the trip will put Eisenhower in direct contact with evolving Pacific and Asiatic conditions.
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Philadelphia
U. S
Far East
Eisenhower
Korea
Harold E. Stassen
Stassen
Mutual Security Agency
American Broadcasting Company
University of Pennsylvania
Pacific
Paris Designer Given 10 Days to Leave U.S.
Paris fashion designer Jacques Fath was detained at Ellis Island after arrival by plane and released on the condition he depart the United States within 10 days. Edward J. Shaughnessy of the INS cited security reasons but gave no specifics. Fath said he faced no trouble and planned talks with publishers about a life story book.
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New York
Paris
Jacques Fath
Ellis Island
Edward J. Shaughnessy
Immigration and Naturalization Service
Fath
Final Rites Are Held for Sister Kenny
Sister Elizabeth Kenny, polio specialist, died after a 10 day struggle with cerebral thrombosis and pneumonia at 66. She was buried near her mother in Nobby Queensland after a Toowoomba funeral attended by hundreds. US Consul General Charles Carlson represented the United States. She championed the Kenny treatment amid opposition and inspired foundations bearing her name worldwide.
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Sydney
Australia
Elizabeth Kenny
Nobby
Toowoomba
New York
John Ogden
Neil Street Methodist Church
Charles Carlson
U. S
Queensland
Kenny
J. Tainton
United States
Mary McCracken
Mother in Iron Lung Runs Home by Telephone
Mrs Mary Ann Huff a 30 year old polio victim has lived three years in an iron lung. She uses a phone controlled by cheek and teeth to contact a central operator rerouting numbers for groceries clothing barber appointments and emergencies. Her home designed around the respirator includes a view room and accessible ramps to keep her independent with her two sons Hank and Johnnie.
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van Nuys
Calif
Mary Ann Huff
Mrs. Huff
Hank
Johnnie
Huff
Henry Huff
Slick Airways
What's Right With Your Guests Not Watching Records
Advice contrasts two manners of hosting. It urges turning off the music to focus on conversation and engage guests during their visit.
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Oakland
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