Senate must decide on McCarthy censure fate
Editorial urges Senate to act after a committee recommended censure of Sen. Joseph McCarthy for contempt of the Senate and insulting Army Gen Ralph Zwicker. It notes pre election delay, predicts McCarthy may seek martyrdom, and argues a rebuke would harm or vindicate national prestige depending on the outcome. It also surveys New York society chatter and ends with a reflective column on luck and life.
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Rumor of Army top shakeup targets Ridgeway and peers
Special to The Baytown Sun reports rumors of a forthcoming Army high command shakeup. Gen Matthew Ridgeway may leave as Army chief of staff with Gen Alfred Gruenther named as successor. Possible effects on Gen Charles Belte Gen John Huil and Gen Willi Hoge are hinted, amid White House maneuvering. Maine elections show independents tilt as key factor with stay at home dynamics noted. Prestige in doubt as Eisenhower and Nixon campaign, faith-based Galatians 2 14 cited.
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Alfred M. Gruenther
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Sony
Charles L. Belte
John E Huil
Far East
Willi Hoge
Eisenhower Campaign Moves Boost GOP in Midterm Push
Central Press notes Eisenhower has reentered the campaign, reversing an earlier stance to urge election of a Republican-led House and Senate. While Democrats concede his continued popularity, they warn his leadership standing has cooled since taking office as voters head to the balloting on November 2.
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Veteran editor reflects on luck and global reporting era
Success Secrets profiles Herman Dinsmore editor of the international NYT edition. He recalls staying alert to seize opportunities, recounts early Baltimore days, a Russia tour amid Stalin era, and interviewing Finland’s Kyost Kallio. He laments limits of access and reflects on journalism’s evolving landscape.
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Hounseis
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Hirst
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Burlington Boys Visit Wrong Senator in Washington
In Washington on Sept 29 two Burlington boys from Burlington NC visited Senator Flanders Vermonts office. Joan Eldridge helped them view the Senate and she escorted them to the subway. The boys later learned they were from the wrong Burlington, but the visit still yielded new local friendships. Smithsonian notes about isotopes and body renewal are cited, along with ideas from Dr. Paul C. Ackerworld and Roy Garn on political persuasion and public attention.
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Joan Eldridge
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Try And Stop Me
Brand new hunting club members arrive after a first day of shooting. One injured with a sling, another hopping on one foot, a third like a drum boy. An old timer jokes they will not return empty handed, while the bag bearer sighs the dog is inside.
Quick Knowledge Grab Bag Quiz Answers
A compact trivia roundup answers five rapid questions: 1 horse racing age, 2 first night baseball game date, 3 polo field dimensions, 4 election day rule, 5 yard length origin. Includes notes on historical figures, birth years, and a folk etymology for the yard.
Benson buys plane to save money for Agriculture
Washington column notes Ezra Benson bought a surplus Lockheed Lodestar converted into a smoke jumper plane at 17 000 instead of a 100 000 new craft, saving money for the Agriculture Department. It also previews a busy Iowa General Assembly session with 86 items and mentions Sen. Wiley’s push for McCarthy debate timing.
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Secretary of Agriculture
Ezra Benson
Secretary of the Interior
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General Services Administration
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Word puzzle score rules and clues from Merriam Webster
A scrambled letter crossword style prompt asks how many words can be formed using 16 letters in blank squares with restrictions on duplicates and plurals. It mentions clues and scoring by word length and letter usage, referencing Merriam Webster and outputting a total score while noting prize value as zero.
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