Dulles Hints U S Retaliation If Chiang Attack Met
Secretary of State Dulles said the United States might block Red China if peaceful means fail to protect the rights of citizens jailed by Peiping on spy charges. He announced a mutual defense treaty with Nationalist China pledging retaliation if the Reds attack Formosa, calling it a new link in collective security.
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Dulles
United States
Red China
Peiping
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Formosa
Western Pacific
Chicago
Bridgeport Area Weather Forecast and Almanac
Bridgeport and vicinity expect mostly fair, cold today with mid 40s high. Tonight clear and cold, lows around 30 city, 20s suburbs. Friday fair, winds turning light to moderate southwest. NYC aligns with Bridgeport. temperatures similar. Yesterday highs near 77 and 45, lows near 32. Precipitation none. Tides listed with high and low times. Almanac notes December 2, 336th day, autumn’s 71st. Sunrise 7:00, sunset 4:24.
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BRIDGEPORT
NEW YORK CITY
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State ends case against Doctor Sheppard in murder trial
Pretty Susan Hayes testified about a 15 month illicit affair with Dr. Samuel Sheppard and his plans to divorce his wife before the July 4 murder. She described sharing a California bedroom and receiving a ring as he professed love. The defense then sought dismissal after her testimony wrapped the state's case in the first degree murder trial.
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Associated Press
Susan Hayes
Samuel Sheppard
Cleveland
Harold Lockwood
California
Marilyn
Hayes
Sheppard
Miss Hayes
Susan
Lake Erie
Ribicoff urges speedy transfer of aged to nonhospital care
Governor-elect Abe Ribicoff told the State Commission on the Chronically Ill to accelerate accepting senile patients from crowded mental hospitals or risk transferring an institution to the Mental Health department. He said non psychotic seniles should not remain in mental hospitals after Jan. 5 and cited overcrowding as a motive. He toured Middletown State hospital and found crowded, inadequate conditions while noting 500 empty beds at Undercliff sanitarium Meriden not yet planned for seniles. The commission, led by Dr. Sidney Shindell, plans to allocate half beds for seniles and the remainder for chronic diseases with rehabilitation potential.
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HARTFORD
Abe Ribicoff
State Commission
Mental Health department
Ribicoff
Middletown State hospital
Undercliff sanitarium
Meriden
Sidney Shindell
commission
Red China barred from Korea talks at UN
United Nations political committee barred Communist China and North Korea from debates on peace in Korea after China jailed 13 Americans as spies. Vote 33-9 with the Soviet bloc and a few others voting to invite China. South Korea given a voice in the debate by a 43-5 vote. Secretary Dulles and Ambassador Wadsworth commented on the situation.
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UNITED NATIONS
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China
North Korea
Korea
Burma
India
Indonesia
Yugoslavia
Reda
South Korea
State Dulles
Washington
James J. Wadsworth
Ameri
Purtell Opposes Censure While Bush Favors Purcell?
Connecticut senators Prescott Bush and William Purtell split on censuring Sen. Joseph R. McCarthy with Bush backing censure and Purtell opposing. Purtell argued no rule was violated and voiced concerns over free speech and Senate dignity while noting his sleepless nights over the issue.
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Telegram
Washington
Connecticut
Prescott Bush
William Purtell
Joseph R. McCarthy
R-Wis
Bush
Purtell
Senate
McCarthy
Wisconsin
McCarthy Defends Censure Move Amid Senate Vote
Senator McCarthy faced a censure vote and defended his stance on exposing communists. He told reporters that the censure was a result of his revelations and predicted continued investigations in defense plants. He left the Capitol with his lawyer and said he would press on despite the action.
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McCarthy
senate investigations subcommittee
McCarthy Censure Clears Path for Remaining Counts
The Senate condemned Sen. Joseph R. McCarthy by 87 to 20 on the first of three censure counts for obstructing a subcommittee in 1951 and 1952. A new probe was started into forgery and suppression of evidence as Knowland named a special committee to examine the checking of incoming mail to senators.
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McCarthy
WASHINGTON
Senate
Sen
Joseph R. McCarthy
tomor
Wisconsin
Knowland
California
Hennings-Hayden-Hendricksen
Ralph W. Zwicker
permanent investigations subcommittee
Watkins committee
communist party
Sen. Hickenlooper
Iowa
Add Bonus to Pay Teachers Request for Salary Boost
Preliminary budget details for the 1955-56 Bridgeport school year show regular teachers and supervisors slated for $4,401,283 in salaries. The Bridgeport Teachers’ Association urges a permanent $200 salary bonus for teachers, seeks increments for professional advancements, full fringe benefits, and a revised sick-leave plan, arguing that attracting talent hinges on salary competitiveness.
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Board of Education
Bridgeport Teachers’ association
BTA
Joseph E. Jeffery
Jeffery
Ann M. Finn
Bridgeport
Slim Hopes Dimmed for Survival of Seven Missing in Airliner
In the White Mountains near Laconia and Berlin route, seven aboard a Northeast Airlines plane are missing over 30 hours as subfreezing temperatures and rugged terrain hinder search efforts. An expert mountaineer calls survival very slim and officials plan night overflights, while Pinkham Notch AMC camp manager notes exposure risks for any possible survivors.
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Northeast Airlines
White Mountains
George F. Gardner
Joe Dodge
Appalachian Mountain Club
Pinkham Notch
emer
State Arbitration Board Calls Meeting in Underwood Dispute
The State Board of Mediation and Arbitration requests a 10:30 am meeting at City Hall to end a 27 day strike by about 1,600 production and office workers at Underwood plants. Key participants include board chair Msgr Donnelly and Commissioner Egan, with Koons and Ballou aiding negotiations. The dispute stems from contract talks with Local 267 and Underwood Corp. units.
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Underwood
State Board of Mediation and Arbitration
Underwood corporation
Local 267
SUE-CIO
City hall
Philip J. Koons
the
Mediation board
Koons
Joseph F. Donnelly
New Haven
John J. Egan
Donnelly
W. Stewart Clark
Anthony Mannino
Stratford
Francis Ballou
Federal Conciliation service
Egan
Sander Admitted to Medical Group in Exeter
Exeter New Hampshire December 1 Dr Hermann N Sander was admitted to the Rockingham County Medical Society after an acquittal on murder charges in 1950 in the death of a cancer patient He is a 45 year old physician from Candia and was previously dropped by Hillsborough County Medical Society limiting hospital privileges The Rockingham vote was unanimous and memb ership allows him to apply for staff privileges at state hospitals.
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EXETER
Hermann N. Sander
Rockingham County Medical society
Willard C. Montgomery
Dr Sander
Sander
Candia
Hillsborough County Medical society
Abbie C. Borreto
Manchester
the
Rockingham Society
Sanders
Montgomery
Three 17-Year-Olds Held After Purse Robberies
Police seized three 17-year-olds after a late night auto chase in the North End ended in a wreck at Reservoir Avenue and Lake Street. Clarence Dahme Rodney Marden and Joseph Piscelletti were booked on breach of peace charges awaiting investigation, each held on $1000 bonds. Two women reported purse snatching totaling 3 dollars, with descriptions matching the suspects, as officers spotted a car matching the description leaving the Marden home.
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North End
Reservoir avenue
Lake street
Clarence Dahme
Williston Street
Rodney Marden
Polk Street
Joseph Piscelletti
Moffitt street
Irene McCarthy
Ridgefield avenue
Glenwood avenue
Boston avenue
Philomena DeLuca
Madison avenue
Set
Harold Sherwood
Sherman Meeks
Fred Cisco
Marden
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