Army disputes McCarthy claim on FBI document
The Army says Senator McCarthy's oath statement about an Army officer giving him extracts from a confidential FBI report is unfounded. The agency completed its probe and found no officer committed the release. Justice Department has been informed amid Senate censure charges and ongoing hearings.
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WASHINGTON
Army
McCarthy
FBI
Fort Monmouth
N. J
Senate
Department of Justice
Brownell
Senator Morse
Ind-Ore
executive department
Morse
Senator Fulbright
D-Ark
executive branch
Wisconsin
Weather report for Bridgeport and New York City
Official weather data show cloudy cool conditions with highs in the 70s and lows in the 50s for Bridgeport and New York City. Friday is mostly cloudy with little temperature change. Almanac notes sun rise at 8 58 a m and sunset at 7 56 p m for August 12, the two hundred twenty fourth day of the year.
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0. S. Weather Bureau
BRIDGEPORT
NEW YORK CITY
Bridgeport Vet Detained After Threat To Commit Suicide
Bridgeport police acting on a New Jersey tip found Donald Duby, 25, at his State street apartment with a loaded .38 revolver. He was taken into protective custody on breach of the peace charges after expressing intent to kill himself over his wife’s absence.
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New Jersey
Bridgeport
State street
Donald Duby
Duby
Asbury Park
N. J
Coleman McDonough
Roslyn Blowers
Leo Lambert
Moore Stops Johnson in 14th Round for Title
Archie Moore retained his light heavy title with a technical knockout at Madison Square Garden after 56 seconds of the 14th round. Moore, 37, battered Harold Johnson, who rose after a first knockdown but could not continue as referee Ruby Goldstein halted the bout. The crowd of 8327 watched as Johnson, initially dazed, failed to survive the late surge and the decisive stoppage.
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NEW YORK
Archie Moore
Harold Johnson
Madison Square Garden
Garden
Johnson
Archie
Philadelphia
Ruby Goldstein
Moore
Goldstein
Squall Capsizes 75 Sailboats Off Marblehead
A 20 minute thunder squall overturned about 75 small racing sailboats during Marblehead Race Week. About 100 sailors were in the water or clinging to craft. all occupants were rescued by speed boats and yacht clubs with only minor immersion injuries reported. Coast Guard helicopters were en route but rescues were completed before arrival.
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MARBLEHEAD
Mass
Corinthian
yacht club
Coast Guard Air Station
Salem
Coast Guard
Salem Willows
Labor Bill Fight Rages In Senate
A fierce Senate battle over an administration bill would bar unions deemed communist inflamed from using National Labor Relations Board facilities. Supporters say it strengthens unions by limiting Red influence while opponents call it an anti union weapon. Showdown delayed as the chamber recessed until tomorrow with leaders signaling possible extended debate.
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WASHINGTON
Senate
National Labor Relations board
George
D-Ga
Senate Labor committee
Knowland
R-Cahif
Congress
Dodgers Edge Phillies 3-2 to Narrow NL Lead
The Brooklyn Dodgers edged the Philadelphia Phillies 3 to 2 before 24 536 chilly spectators at Connie Mack Stadium to trim the idle New York Giants NL lead to 3 1/2 games. Duke Snider homered and doubled for two RBIs as Busy Locs recovered from a shaky start. In the American League, the Cleveland Indians defeated the Detroit Tigers 2 to 0 behind Mike Garcia's four hitter, and the New York Yankees beat the Philadelphia Athletics 3 to 1 with Joe Collins and Yogi Berra homering.
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Brooklyn Dodgers
New York Giants
Philadelphia Phillies
Connie Mack Stadium
Dodgers
Duke Snider
Brooklyn
Cleveland Indians
New York Yankees
Indians
Mike Garcia
Detroit Tigers
Yankees
Philadelpha Athletics
Joe Collins
Yuri Berra
Yanks
Milwaukee
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Chicago
Baseball Scores Night League Action Highlight
In a busy MLB slate the American League features Boston routing Washington 10 to 1 after nine innings, Washington bounce back 5 to 4 in extras, New York edging Philadelphia 3 to 1, Cleveland defeating Detroit 2 to 0, and Chicago beating Baltimore 1 to 0 in tight play.
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Boston
Washington
nate
New York
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Detroit
Chicago
Baltimore
80 Day Taft Hartley Injunction Blocks Atomic Plant Strikes
U S District Judge Robert L. Taylor issued a Taft Hartley injunction to block strikes planned tomorrow at Oak Ridge Tennessee and Paducah Kentucky affecting about 4500 workers at two key uranium plants. The order creates an 80 day cooling off period while an inquiry board operates and workers must stay on the job. The action comes after President Eisenhower warned against work stoppages in the atomic field and invoked the Taft Hartley law to deter similar threats earlier this year. The CIO and plant management accepted immediate service of the order. The case centers on production of uranium 235 for atomic weapons.
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KNOXVILLE
Tenn
U. S
Robert L. Taylor
Oak Ridge
Paducah
Taylor
Warren E. Burger
Washington
Eisenhower
CIO and company
Louisville
Probe Board
CIO atomic
Brownell
Congress
Reinhard Named for State Senate
Democrats of the 23rd district unanimously nominated State Rep. Milton E. J. Reinhard Jr for state senate in the Nov 2 election. He was named at a district convention held at the Fairway restaurant and will oppose Republican Anthony Trojanowski and later a Socialist candidate.
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Milton E. J. Reinhard, Jr
Rep. Reinhard
Fairway
East Main street
Samuel J. Tedesco
Senate
Antoni Trojanowski
Cornelius F. Mulvihill
State Central
Mulvihill
House
Mary Reidy
John E. Behuncik
Tedesco
Cheshire
Reinhard
Hailstorm Devastates State Tobacco Area Bloodied by $1 Million Loss
Alfred J. Porter 59 president and plant manager of Heppenstail company died on his Fairfield porch from a heart attack yesterday. His secretary Grace Lucas found him after failing to attend a 2:30 p.m. appointment. police ambulance reported.
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Alfred J. Porter
Fairfield
Stratfield road
Heppenstail company
Pittsburgh
Grace Lucas
Bonn Regime Attacks MMalen kov After John Defection
East Germany unveiled Dr Otto John to 400 reporters accusing him of treason as he defected from West Germany to combat Nazism and Cold War tensions. Bonn blamed him for spreading communist lines while denouncing Adenauer and U S policy.
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BERLIN
East Germany
Otto John
world press today
West Germany
Konrad Adenauer
European Defense Community
EDC
United States
Bonn
John
West German
J. Edgar Hoover
Red China
Clare Luce Guests Eisenhowers At Tea
Mrs. Clare Booth Luce the American ambassador to Italy was hosted by President and Mrs. Eisenhower for tea at the White House in a social visit during her vacation in this country. She will attend a Capitol luncheon tomorrow with Senator Bush and other invited officials.
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WASHINGTON
Clare Booth Luce
Italy
Eisenhower
White House
Luce
Capitol
Bush
RConn
Nixon
Knowland
R-Calif
Bridges
R-NH
Ferguson
R-Mich
Wiley
Fulbright
D-Ark
Alexander Smith
R-NJ
Purtell
R-Conn
Rep
Harold Vorys
Ohio
Mrs Leopold backs campaign for more mothers as teachers
Alice K Leopold and Samuel M Brownell unveil a plan encouraging married mothers to become teachers to address a national shortfall of at least 70,000 elementary teachers. A 23 member committee surveyed 50 communities finding current bans on married teachers largely vanish. States would need to act to implement the program.
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Mrs. Leopold
HERB ALTSCHULL
WASHINGTON
Alice K. Leopold
Labor department
Women's bureau
Samuel M. Brownell
U.S
Leopold
Brownell
New Haven State Teachers college
Hailstorm Ravages Hartford Tobacco Belt Damaging Over Million
A sudden hailstorm blasted South Windsor East Hartford and Manchester causing more than 1 million dollars in damage to broadleaf and shade tobacco. About 1000 acres of broadleaf and 200 acres of shade tobacco were destroyed or damaged with many fields still unharvested. Most losses were not fully insured and farmers faced severe financial impact. Hartman Bros and General Cigar Co were among the large growers hit hardest.
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HARTFORD
Windsor
East
Manchester
Russell S. Anderson
Anderson
Connecticut river
South Windsor
Buckland
East Hartford
Vernon
Talcottville
Donald Driscoll
Windsor-East Hartford
Driscoll
Hartman Bros
General Cigar Co
James Quinn
Hartman
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Constantine Brown
Dr Bundesen
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Erich Brandeis
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Malenkov
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Clement Attlee
party of Laborites
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Attlee
Labor Party
Wilfred Burke
Burke
China
Peru
Laboritc
Aneurin Bevan
Russia
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V. M. Molotov
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