Verdicts split over McCarthy and Schine case
The Senate investigations panel released partisan conclusions on McCarthy and Cohn in a clash over Schine and Army loyalty board questions. Republicans faulted undisciplined staff methods and inadequate McCarthy discipline, while Democrats condemn Cohn for pressuring for special privileges and McCarthy for condoning them.
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Dirksen
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Potter
Michigan
Dworshak
Idaho
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Arkansas
Jackson
Washington
Symington
Missouri
Army
Secretary of the Army
Army Loyalty Board
Loyalty Board
Justice Department
Brownell
GOP
FBI
Democrats
Senator McCarthy
G. David Schine
Pentagon
Democratic
Democratic Report
Pvt. Schine
Mr. Cohn
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Senate Investigations Subcommittee
Utilities Rush Wire Repairs In County Area
Upstate communities receive aid as 18 telephone repair crews join Bridgeport responders after a major storm. New London reports about 120000 homes without service, with restoration expected to take days, while shoreline towns endure flooding, evacuations and widespread damage to bridges, roads, and utilities.
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New London
Eiley
New England
Ejiby
Aided Burke Escape Ties to Federal Warrant
The article describes Burke receiving permission to walk the second circle from a high official, his comrades breaking in to free him as a break signal occurred, and immediately after indictments were returned a Federal warrant was issued for Burke’s apprehension by U S Commissioner Peter J Nelligan, with authority for Federal agents to seize him for Suffolk county authorities.
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Burke
U. S
Peter J. Nelligan
Suffolk County
New London Storm Loss Tops a Million Dollars
New London area reports extensive damage from the hurricane. Insurance firms plan larger payouts due to widespread windstorm coverage. Meriden apple crops sustained about 500000 in damage, while Gov Lodge toured the stricken shoreline from Groton to Old Lyme. Mayor Lee assisted evacuations at New Haven waterfront as 400 turkeys died and 40000 eggs likely failed due to power outages.
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Weather Bureau
Hartford Fire Insurance Companies
Atlantic Coast
New Haven County
Roy E. Norcross
Meriden
Lodge
Washington
National American Legion Convention
Groton
Old Lyme
National Guard
Trumbull
Groto
New Haven
Richard C. Lee
Lee
Woodbridge
Vito Luciani
Luciani
Boston
Nla North
Lanerna
Paul Revere
Boston Common
Massachusetts Department of Agriculture
Maine
Agriculture Department
Massachusetts
Connecticut
Long Island Sound
New London
Westerly
New York City
New Hampshire
York Beach
the Beach
Portsmouth
N. H
Whitaker Dies in Texas Chair at Vernon Prison
The former cadet Whitaker faced the electric chair in Vernon Texas with a calm, pale demeanor and thanks to helpers. Clergymen and a deputy chaplain recalled his Christian fortitude as guards described a modest, orderly death scene. His body would be shipped to Hartford for burial after a state murder conviction for killing Miss White.
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Wethersfield
Trinity Episcopal Church
Whitaker
George F. Brennan
Air Force Flying Training Command
Waco
Tex
Father Brennan
Vernon
Huntsville
Connecticut
Hartford
Conn
Miss White
Reese Air Force Base
Lubbock
Reese
New England Weather Devastation From Carol Sets Toll
Hurricane Carol battered New England causing 42 deaths, widespread power outages affecting 10 million people, and massive damage in Rhode Island Massachusetts and Connecticut. Cape Cod saw record tides, thousands evacuated, industries flooded, and landmarks damaged as officials declared emergencies and martial law in Rhode Island.
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New England
Christian A. Herter
Cape Cod
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State House
Herter
New Bedford
Arcovox Corp
Revere Copper and Brass
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Red Cross
Wareham
Dennis J. Roberts
Rhodes Island
Hig State
Rhode Island
New Hampshire
Maine
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
Vermont
Connecticut
New York
Canada
Providence
State Capitol
Westerly
R. I
Atlantic Beach
Newport
Hampton Beach
N. H
Carol
Wbz-Tv
Boston
WPJB
Lonsdale
R. C
Worcester
WTAG
Holden
Mass
WVOM
Newton
Tuna Boats Sink At Rhode Island Tournament
Two Connecticut boats were damaged but all crew members were unhurt after rough seas caused the Scalawag and Terri B to be hurled onto docks and sink portions of their hulls. Lapwing and Terri B had left Stratford moorings for the event, stopping at Block Island and Galilee amid high waves. Dont Blame Me sailed to Milford for shelter before its crew drove to the tournament site.
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Trumbull
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Arnold Gladstein
Locomobile Point
Tours City
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Myrtle Avenue
High Street
Wedgewood
Frenchtown
Waller Place
French Street
Madison
Everett Avenues
Park Avenue
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Lordship
Stratford
Housatonic River
Long Island Sound
Maxwell-Ruth Company
Lower Surf Avenue
Eldorado Trucking Company
James Chiado
Great Meadows Road
Westport
Old Mill
Compo Beaches
Owenoke
Saugatuck Shores
Fairfield Beach
Irving Nelson
Nelson
Block Island
Mm. I
Galilee
Connecticut Club
Galee
Fayerweather Yacht Club
Milford
John Stevens
Edward Howie Af
Steven Allen
McCarthy Hearing Bid Expands on Johnson Memo
The McCarthy censure hearings consider a memo urging Johnson be recorded in the official file. Watkins backs a fair hearing, with Senator Ervin agreeing fully. Williams seeks the memo in the record, while the committee withholds verdict. Johnson denies personally loathing McCarthy and stresses impartial issue review.
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McCarthy
Maybank
DSC
Flanders
R-Vi
Morse
Ind-Ore
Fulbright
D-Ark
Democratic Policy Committee
Senator Johnson
Legion backs comic books but warns on lewd titles
At the national convention the American Legion said most comic books do not harm children but a small percentage exploit lewdness and violence. The group endorsed supporting the industry’s efforts to remove that minority. New York plans 3 million dollars for a state health center in Albany with a two story building housing health department facilities, an X ray room, an auditorium and a library.
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Washington
American Legion
Legionnaires
Albany
New York
Asthma Relief Through Chiropractic Spinal Adjustments
An asthma overview claims sufferers endure attacks rather than conquer them. It asserts consistent spinal structure at the collar region creates nerve pressure affecting bronchial passages. Chiropractic adjustments purportedly realign joints to remove pressure and restore normal bronchial function, with a contact phone number provided.
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