McCarthy Quits Hospital Debates Censure Count
Senator McCarthy returned from Bethesda Naval Medical Center in a sling and said he felt very well as the Senate reconvenes to resume debate on censure. Senator Bennett will offer a third count accusing McCarthy of attacking the Watkins committee and labeling the session a lynch party, amid calls for a quick vote before Christmas.
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Washington
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Utah
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California
Watkins Committee
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Official Weather Forecast for Bridgeport Area
Partly cloudy and windy today with upper 40s a high. Tonight fair and cold near 30. Tomorrow mostly fair with low 30s again. Long Island Sound displays small craft warnings for strong westerly winds, seas choppy, visibility good. City details include sun and moon times and tide schedule with highs around 2:00 am and 1:28 pm.
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75 Are Left Homeless In East Main St Fire
Fire Chief Sylvester E. Jennings blamed a defective oil burner for a blaze that swept a 15 family tenement at 292 East Main Street after 3 a.m. Sunday leaving 75 people temporarily homeless. Adjacent units were evacuated as flames menaced nearby homes. seven people needed treatment for smoke inhalation or injuries. Damage was unofficially estimated at 35000 dollars.
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East Main Street
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Sabrejets Delivered to Chiang Kai-shek Air Force
In Formosa, the United States began signing a defense pledge and delivered four Sabrejet fighters for Chiang Kai-shek’s air force with more due soon. Chiang seeks at least 150 jets to deter anticipated Red air attacks.
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Enrico Fermi Dies at 53 in Chicago
Enrico Fermi, Nobel laureate and architect of the atomic age, died of cancer in Chicago at 53. Atomic energy and the A bomb trace to his 1939 A-bomb suggestion and the Chicago pile. Private burial services are planned in Oak Park.
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Five Die In Air Force B 25 Crash Near Airport
Five persons were killed and one injured critically when an Air Force B 25 crashed in woods about three miles west of Friendship International airport. Rescue teams reached the scene around daylight, locating five bodies. a sixth survivor was flown to Bolling Air Force Base in grave condition. The crash occurred about 10 15 p m last night, with ground teams arriving after the daylight sighting.
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Population gains forecast for Fairfield County in 20 years
The Regional Plan association predicts Fairfield County’s population will rise from 561,000 in 1954 to 640,000 by 1980 and 700,000 by 1965 with further growth to 770,000 by 1970 and a total near 840,000 by 1975. Transportation projects including the cross-county thruway and improved rail service are cited as drivers of industrial expansion and growth.
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Dulles to Speak on Red China Step Tonight
Secretary of State John Foster Dulles will deliver a foreign policy address from Chicago at 10 30 p m EST broadcast nationwide The talk may signal how far the United States will go to win freedom for 13 Americans jailed on spy charges in Red China The State Department urged immediate release but Peiping radio said it would not bow to threats The president has urged peaceful means while critics push for a blockade of the China coast and other measures
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Washington
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Red China
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U. S
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Peiping Radio
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Senate
William F. Knowland
China
Augusta
Frank Barrett
Wye
Molotov Opens East Bloc Security Talks Boycott By West
Moscow dispatch reports Soviet Foreign Minister Molotov opened a European collective security conference with East European and Soviet delegates, plus Chinese observers, in a symbolic roundtable. The West boycotted, rejecting invitations from Britain France and the United States as talks aimed to link East Germany to the bloc and deter Paris accord ratification.
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Germany
Otto Grotewohl
Walter Ulbrich
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Hungary
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Romania
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Estonia
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Chuckle Reputation Clue Innuendo Spotlighted In Feature
A satirical line notes that reputation hinges on character minus what you have been caught doing. Copyright attributed to General Features Corp hints at a feature on public perception and personal conduct.
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From Hattertown to Dodgingtown In Two Generations of Cidering
Newtown tale follows Clayton C. Lewis as he continues the family cider business at Lewis Cider Mill on Route 202 in Dodgingtown. The piece notes his patient, steady work ethic since boyhood and his ongoing role in the mill’s second generation.
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Newtown
Clayton C.lewis
Clayt
Lewis
Lewis Cider
Mathers
Clayton C. Lewis
Affable Grandma Confesses Poisoning Four or Five Husbands
Tulsa detective reports 38 year old Nannie Doss confessed to killing four of her five husbands with liquid rat poison. She described spiking meals and drinks across four states, with death dates ranging 1945 to 1953. A murder charge is expected today in Tulsa for Samuel Doss. other victims include Harrelson, Lanning, and Morton. Investigations into related family deaths were also indicated.
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Tulsa
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Nannie Doss
J. Howard Edmondson
Plumplah
Samuel Doss
Edmondson
Frank Harrelson
Jacksonville
Ala
Harley Lanning
Lexington
N.C
Richard L. Morton
Emporia
Kan
Kansas
Oklahoma
TWO DIE IN CRASH OF PRIVATE PLANE
Investigators searched a jumble of metal and witness reports to learn why a small private plane plunged into the Natchaug state forest at 11 30 p m Saturday near Chaplin Connecticut killing two men Elmer Nicholson 33 of Hartford and Frederick B Dodd Jr 33 of Attleboro Mason Their plane took off from North Central Airport Saylesville R I at 10 45 p m headed for Brainard Field Hartford during a heavy rain The crash was witnessed by Frank Schlehofer Mrs Schlehofer and Robert Guay who saw the plane circle then dive to the ground continuing on Page Thirty Nine
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Elmer Nicholson
Hartford
Frederick B. Dodd, Jr
Attleboro
Mason
Weat Hartford
Nicholson
North Central Airport
Saylesville
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Brainard ‘Field
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Robert Guay
Schlehofer
Med student testifies in slaying case in Cleveland
Dr Samuel H Sheppard showed mouth and facial injuries from July 4 examination after Marilyn Sheppard’s death. Dr Richard Hexter testified he could not diagnose a spinal cord injury and noted an edema on Sheppard’s right cheekbone and forehead, with a black eye and neck pad during examination at Bay View hospital.
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Samuel H. Sheppard
Sheppard
Marilyn
Richard Hexter
Bay Village
Hexter
Bay View Hospital
Shep‘pard
Hexter Gald
Hurdle the 60 75 Year Bracket And You Might Live to Be 100
A New York Medical College study reports a barrier at ages 60 to 75 that, once surpassed, may reverse aging in some body processes. Based on a survey of over 1,000 people aged 80 to 100, researchers Gold bloom Deutschberger Chapman and Elber describe biochemical and physical changes that begin to reverse as age increases past 75. The finding was presented at the American Medical Association session in Miami on November 2.
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Associated Preat Sclagca
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Fis
Tony
Dra. A. A. Goldbloom
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Irving Chapman
H. B. Elber
New York Medical College
American Medical Association
Tragedy Ends Visit To Home In Bay State
A Massachusetts sailor was killed and three New York men were injured in a two car crash on the Merritt Parkway in Trumbull just after midnight. The incident capped a record breaking 24 hour travel period as heavy Thanksgiving weekend traffic continued on county roads and the Wilbur Cross parkway.
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Trumbull
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Greenwich
Injuries Are Fatal To Bay State Sailor
Raymond R. LaCava 20 of Waltham Mass member of U S S Ticonderoga was fatally injured in an auto crash on the Merritt Parkway in Trumbull at 12 30 am He died at Bridgeport hospital at 3 35 am from a fractured skull ruptured lung and internal injuries Three other men were injured and hospitalized The accident occurred 200 feet west of Huntington Turnpike on the eastbound lane of the highway
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