McCarthy Debate Delayed Amid Vote Tension
Senators discuss timing for final vote on McCarthy censure amid split positions and attempts to set a voting date. Dirksen Jenner and Morse clash over tactics while Watkins predicts a vote before adjournment. McCarthy’s fate hinges on Senate rules and health concerns after his injury.
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Knowland
Morse
Ind-ore
Fulbright
Flanders
R-V
McCarthy
Wisconsin
Jenner
R-Ind
Publc
Dirksen
Ilinois
Watkins
Utah
Senate
Edward Bennett Williams
George Calver
Capitol
Calver
Milwaukee
Senator Goldwater
R-Ariz
Bethesda
Naval Hospital
Lehman
New York
Africa
Trumbull Church 225th Anniversary Highlighted by Debate
Dirksen urged adjournment not to delay relief for McCarthy as the Senate debated roses for Langer and the idea of a filibuster. Langer nearly cried, suggesting flowers. Knowland's plan met Johnson’s pledge for lengthy sessions upon return to finish the censure vote before December 24.
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Tze
Dirksen
Senate
McCarthy
Langer
R-Nd
Knowland
Lyndon B. Johnson
Texas
Girl 18 Injured in Two Car Collision
Marion Macaluso 18 of 135 Park Street suffered a shoulder injury in a 10:15 p.m. crash at Noble and BerkShire avenues. She was treated by her physician. The collision involved a car driven by her father Daniel 45, striking a vehicle driven by Lawrence Paul Karcsmar 16 of 89 Denver Avenue. Mr Macaulso was cited for violating state auto laws.
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Marion Macaluso
Park Street
Noble and
Berk Shire Avenues
George J. Pastor
Miss Macaluso
Daniel 45
Lawrence Paul Karcsmar
Denver Avenue
Macaulso
Injury in Central High soccer game reported as possible knee fracture
Fiore Bruno, 16, of 695 Sylvan avenue, was injured at 11 15 a m today while playing soccer in Central High School gym. Taken by City ambulance to St Vincent's hospital Dr Michael Guza reported possible fracture of the right knee and said the condition was good by attendants
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fiore Bruno
Sylvan Avenue
Central High School
St. Vincent's Hospital
Michael Guza
Pastor of Mother Church to Give Sermon At November 28 Service
TRUMBULL Nov. 19 The Trumbull Congregational church celebrates its 225th year with a guest preacher from its mother church Stratford on Nov. 28. The Rev F Stanley Sellick will speak at morning worship, greeting the congregation from the First Congregational church of Stratford. Reverend Lester L Wood leads Trumbull. Stratford’s Rev Jerry Sullivan assists when needed. The church’s 225-year program continues toward November 1955. The church began in Unity area in 1723 with 38 members, later becoming the Church of Christ in Trumbull and then named for Governor Jonathan Trumbull. The present building on Reservoir Avenue and White Plains Road was dedicated May 11, 1899, replacing a fire-destroyed wooden structure from 1842.
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F. Stanley Sellick
First Congregational Church
Stratford
Trumbull
Trumbull Church
Trumbull Congregational Church
Reservoir Avenue
White Plains Road
Jerry Sullivan
Wood
Stratford Church
Richardson Miner
Church In Unity
Church of Christ
North Stratford
Church of Christ In
Jonathan Trumbull
Trumbull Center
Churches Start Survey of Needs in Outlying Areas
More than 100 young people from four area churches will conduct a house to house survey north of Wakelee Avenue to Merritt Parkway and Broadbridge Avenue to Greenfield Avenue toward the Housatonic river. Interviews will be compiled and shared with denominations. Stratford Baptist and Grace Lutheran already serve the Paradise Green area. Churches downtown may need new buildings in outlying districts.
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Wakelee Avenue
Merritt Parkway
Broadbridge Avenue
Greenfield Avenue
Housatonic
Bulmer
Stratford
Stratford Baptist Church
Grace Lutheran Church
Paradise Green
Navy cancels $372 million jet fighter contracts
Washington reports the Navy canceled 372 million dollars in contracts for two jet fighter types, scrapping over 296 planes. More than 200 F3H-2 Denon fighters to be built by McDonnell in St Louis and 96 A2A-1 Cutlass attack aircraft by Chance Vought in Dallas were affected. The Navy cited delays in the Chance Vought program and two jet engines as the reason.
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Washington
Navy
McDonnell Aircraft Corp
St. Louis
Chance Vought Aircraft, Inc
Dallas
Texas
Atomic Plan Debate Signals Russian Stance at UN
Observers report that Vishinsky pressed for no restrictions on invitationism while Russia backs a seven power plan, aiming to save face. The compromise plan gains Soviet support by offering flexibility and future leverage in Peiping. Main points include holding the scientific conference next summer with Russia on the organizing committee, and negotiating with the UN through an international atomic agency once established, with ongoing talks per Russian recommendation.
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Red China
Vishinsky
Peiping
Russia
International Atomic Agency
Security Council
Firm Discloses Offer to Union in Strike Talks
The firm presents a comprehensive contract offer including grievance procedures with union stewards, arbitration by the American Arbitration Association, wage scales across four grades, incentive targets, and union security measures. It proposes payroll deductions for union dues, extended leaves, holiday pay for Christmas and New Year, and guarantees for pension and insurance plans. Over 1,200 of 1,600 workers remain on strike since midnight Nov 5 after no contract was reached.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Arbitration Association
Daniel Johnson Struck by Illness at Local Freight Office
Daniel FE Johnson age 67 of 59 Savoy Street was stricken at 11 a.m. today in the Wil son Freight Forwarding office at 44 Russell Street. He was taken to St. Vincent's Hospital and reported in good condition by attendants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel FE. Johnson
Savoy Street
Wilson Freight Forwarding Company
Russell Street
St. Vincent's Hospital
Johnson
Red Bed Clues Puzzle Explanations and Answers
A reader explains this week’s cryptic clues with preferred answers for across and down. It details reasoning for entries such as SEAT ENRAGED and RED and discusses why certain words fit the puzzle’s theme and wordplay.
Suspected Red Nabbed by FBI in Memphis Arrest
Memphis Tenn Nov 19 AP Junius Irving Scales alias Joe Shields described by FBI as leading Communist party activities in Tennessee and the Carolinas for over three years was arrested on a Wilkesboro NC Smith Act warrant. Scales, 34, did not resist as agents arrested him on a residential street corner. FBI declined further comment.
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Memphis
Tenn
AP Junius Irving Scales
FBI
Communist Party
Tennesee
Carolinas
Scales
Wilkesboro
N. C
U. S
J. Edgar Hoover
Aaid Scales
Mendes France vows approval of Bonn pacts and EDC path
Mendes France defends Paris pacts and Indochina peace talks with the communists. He argues the substitute security arrangement at Paris guards Europe against Red aggression and says France avoided a costly Indochina war by negotiating a peace with Red China in Geneva last July.
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U.S
Commors
Paris
French Assembly
European Defense Community
EDC
Assembly
House of Commons
Kremlin
State Department
Mendes-France
Indochina
Europe
Geneva
Bonn Cabinet Approves Paris Accords to Join NATO
Bonn Germany Nov 19 AP Chancellor Adenauer's cabinet approved Paris accords to bring rearmed West Germany into NATO and sent them to parliament for ratification. Coalition factions accepted the Saar agreement and accords granting sovereignty, a 500000 man armed force, and membership in NATO, with Bundestag readings before Christmas.
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Bonn
Germany
Konrad Adenauer
West Germany
NATO
Saar
West European Union
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Bundestag
Bundesrat
Bonn Pact Backed In Commons Vote
Britain’s House of Commons approved the Western defense rearma ment pact by 264 to 0. The vote clears ratification in 21 parliamentary working days, with Churchill urging separation from talks with the Russians, Eden seeking clear worldwide understanding, and Attlee’s faction voting with the government on party discipline concerns.
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London
Britain
House of Commons
Paris
Germany
Churchill
Anthony Eden
Clement Attlee
Labor Party
Milford Driver Hurt In Park Avenue Crash
Sue Woodmansee 22 of 44 Shetton Street Milford was injured at 8 45 am today in a car collision at Park Avenue and Truman Streets. Taken to St Vincent Hospital with head injuries she was reported in good condition by attendants no police report was immediately available.
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Sue Woodmansee
Shetton Street
Milford
Park Avenue
Truman Streets
St. Vincent’s Hospital
Miss Woodmansete
Scales disappearance tied to North Carolina governor’s grandson
Hoover said the search for Scales began after his disappearance from Carrboro North Carolina on October 6 1951. If convicted he could face up to 10 years in jail a $10000 fine or both. A hearing before a U S commissioner set bond at $100000 over Scales protest Scales is a grandson of former North Carolina governor A M Scales.
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Pains
Hoover
Scales
Carrboro
N. C
U.S
North Carolina
A. M Scales
When Chest Funds Run Out Hurts Little Ones
A Community Chest deficit endangers children in Bridgeport looking to 36 slots at a day nursery and risking foster care. Franny, Joseph, and Janie face cuts in Catholic Charities aid, with families urged to donate to fill the pie and avert further hardship.
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Franny
Sro
Joseph
Joe
Catholic Charities
Buddy
Janie
Woodfield
Woodfield Village
Chese Bridgeport
Boys' Club Plans Sunday Breakfast Event
The Boys' Club of Bridgeport plans a Sunday breakfast after a morning service run by Ahavath Achim. Protestant and Catholic boys will attend services at Holy Trinity Slovak Lutheran and St Joseph's churches respectively before meeting at the North End club for a 8:30 a.m. march. Speakers include Tom Seymour and Rabbi Moses Malinowitz with toastmaster George Bisacca.
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Ahavath Achim
Holy Trinity Slovak Lutheran
Madison Avenue
Grand Street
St. Joseph’s Church
North End
Mothers’ Club
Tom Seymour
Fairfield Preparatory School
Moses Malinowitz
Congregation Ahavath Achim
Herbert T. Hart
Boys’ Club of
Bridgeport
George Bisacca
Boys’ Club
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Worthampton & Wiggins
Old Tavern
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Mass
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FORD
Mother Church
Chance Vought
Daniel E. Johnson III
Yanie
Marcelle
Phil Main Street
Coats
Rosewood
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