Senate debate on Zwicker censure motion and McCarthy
The Senate clashed over the Zwicker censure count targeting McCarthy. Senators stressed principle, with Watkins proposing toned language and Bennett offering modified wording. Goldwater urged tabling, while Lehman and Monroney defended fair play for witnesses, and Bridges condemned personal attacks amid Christmas references.
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McCarthy unit to resume red quiz hearings
James N. Juliana, staff director of the Senate Investigations subcommittee, said public hearings resume Tuesday to probe Communists in defense plants. A closed-door session is planned for Monday with witnesses from Eastern plants, possibly including GE Schenectady staff.
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General Electric Company
Schenectady
Hartford police captain elected Connecticut FBI academy president
Capt. James R. Madner of the Waterbury police department was elected president of the Connecticut section of the FBI National Academy Associates at the annual meeting. Also chosen were David Robbins as vice president, Terrance McKaig as secretary, and Det. Raymond Dusty as treasurer from Meriden.
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Meriden Police
Censure Vote On First Count in Congress
A roll call shows Republicans 23 and Democrats 43 backing censure with 1 independent. Against censure 20, including Barrett and Goldwater. Paired votes noted. several members not voting or not paired but for or against as announced.
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Tippling Tale Tries Court In Rent Dispute
In Dallas on December 2 an AP report details a rent dispute in which a landlady sought eviction after nonpayment. The defendant allegedly paid her with a quart of whiskey and she passed out, prompting the court to recess for further investigation.
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Tippling Tale
Dallas
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Yale Honors Vaughan Williams Boosts Amateur Musicians
Yale professor Ralph Vaughan Williams urged amateur musicians to persevere, likening music to a pyramid with amateurs at the base. He warned against forcing originality, praised advances in recorded music, and noted recordings may discourage amateurs by showcasing polished performances.
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Ralph Vaughan Williams
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Yale University Music School
Texan gets life in girl slaying case
Victor V. Lively, 25, a Texan, convicted of first degree murder in Indianapolis for attempting to rape 18 year old Dorothy Poore. A Marion county jury deliberated nine hours before sentencing Lively to life in Indiana state prison. The body was found July 18 crammed in a dresser drawer at his hotel room.
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Victor V. Lively
Dorothy Poore
Marion County
Lively
Clayton
Democrat Backed for Food Drug Post in Colchester
Harold E. Clark endorsed by the Democratic Town committee for state food and drug commissioner. Clark has 20 years in the department and since 1939 led its food division. The Republican current commissioner Theodore J. Richard of Norwich may be replaced March 1.
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Harold E. Clark
Democratic Town Committee
Clark
Theodore J. Richard
Norwich
Denver liquor store owner robbed twice in a week
Louis Berg, a Denver liquor store owner, says two local bandits should get jobs after they first robbed him of 133 dollars last week and returned to steal 138 dollars more last night. The gunmen fled with each haul.
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Louis Berg
Berg
Defense treaty ties noted by Dulles and critics
Secretary of State Joan Foster Dulles says the new U S Nationalist China mutual defense treaty forges another link in the system of collective security in the Pacific. Senator Joseph R McCarthy says Americans are not fooled, censured for exposing communism. In New York UN, Nationalist China foreign minister Yeh comments on 130 Americans imprisoned by communists and hints at strategic aims.
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Pacific
Joseph R. McCarthy
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