McCarthy Signals No Filibuster Against Censure Vote
Senator McCarthy said he would not back a filibuster to block a Senate vote on censuring him and expected no lengthy delay. Reports suggested some supporters might stall debate to midnight December 24, the session deadline, with talks of possible amendments praising anti-Communist hunts.
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Washington
Sen
McCarthy
R- Wis
Senate
Congress
Charles Watkins
Knowland
Calif
G.O.P
Barrett
R-Wyo
George
D-Ga
Princess Margaret Breaks Sabbath Movie Tradition
London report notes Princess Margaret and companions attended a Sunday film screening at Casino theater to see Cinerama. The outing triggered public gossip and church critics object to royalty’s Sunday cinema, amid Remembrance Sunday duties and church financial scrutiny.
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Margaret
Irish Peake
London
Mayfair
Whitehall
Queen Elizabeth
Church of England
Church
Stock Exchange
Hunt Sentencing Set for Friday in Dubuque Federal Case
James S. Hunt 60 of Greeley bank clerk pled guilty to embezzling 14595 from bank funds since 1940. He has paid back about 4000 and was free on 2000 bond awaiting Friday federal court sentencing. Donald W. Frohn 18 of Quincy Illinois also to be sentenced Friday for auto theft in Quincy and driving to Cedar Falls.
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Dubuque
James S. Hunt
Greeley
Hunt
Donald W. Frohn
Quincy
Ill
Cedar Falls
Auctioneer forgets pocketbook on sale in Lancaster
In Lancaster Pennsylvania on Monday auctioneer A K Waser rang his gavel for 15 cent items. A bidder bought Mrs Wasers pocketbook left on a table by her husband and he later asked the bidder to return it.
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Lancaster
A. K. Waser
Waser
Peiping accuses U.S. aircraft of provocation
Peiping radio charged that American planes invaded Chekiang coastal area on November 7 and 8 to carry out armed provocations, a claim reported from Tokyo by United Press.
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Tokyo
Peiping
China
Chekiang Province
United Press
LaCrosse
Shouting Woman Interrupts Trial At Cleveland Court
A hysterical woman interrupted the Sheppard murder trial in Cleveland shouting I want to see him and urging the judge. Deputies half dragged her to a jail cell as she ranted from the corridor wearing a white uniform and declaring religious speech. She identified herself later as Sister Pauline Hamilton of Brooklyn.
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Cleveland
Judge
Blythin
Pauline Hamilton
Brooklyn
Final Audit Planned for Cedar Rapids Community Chest
The Cedar Rapids chapter of the National Association of Cost Accountants will conduct a final audit of the Community Chest campaign Wednesday night. General Chairman John B. Tuthill asks volunteers to submit final reports to the Chamber of Commerce office by 5 p.m. Wednesday.
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Cedar Rapids
Cedar Rapids-Marion
Southeast Citizens Challenge Zone Plan Hearings
About one hundred Cedar Rapids residents pressed objections at a Monday night public hearing in the McKinley High School cafeteria over proposed zoning revisions in the southeast section. The City Plan Commission heard protests on two-family and multiple-dwelling changes and noted the plan will move to final amendment before council action.
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Cedar Rapids
McKinley High School
Wilson
Franklin
Eighteenth Street
Park and Fifth Avenues
Twenty-first Street
First Avenue
Nineteenth and
Twenty-seventh Streets
Mt.Vernon Road
Thirtieth Street
Plan Commission
Vernon Heights
Moore
Commission
Henry Kling
Hoegh Urges Agreement in Hospital Fuss
Iowa Attorney General Leo A. Hoegh issues a new letter of opinion offering two settlement paths in the hospital physician controversy. He addresses Louis Blair of the Iowa Hospital Association and Dr. Wendell Downing of the Iowa State Medical Society, urging cooperation while reiterating that hiring pathologists or radiologists on salary could constitute illegal practice of medicine.
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DES Moines
Leo A. Hoegh
Iowa
Louis B. Blair
Cedar Rapids
Iowa Hospital Association
Wendell L. Downing
LeMars
Iowa State Medical Society Board of Trustees
Hoegh
Medical Society
Queen Mary Crew Threatens Strike Over Skipper Change
In Southampton the Queen Mary crew threatened to strike if Capt. Donald Sorrell is replaced by Commodore Ivan Thompson for the return of the Queen Mother Elizabeth later this month. More than 1,000 of 1,263 crew signed a petition urging Sorrell to command, with about half the crew ready to strike.
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Southampton
England
U.S
Cunard Lines
Donald Sorrel
Ivan Thompson
Sorrell
Thompson
Capt
Cunard
U. S
Atlantic
N Y Jurist Harlan Picked for Supreme Court Seat
President Eisenhower named U S Circuit Judge John Marshall Harlan of New York to the Supreme Court to succeed the late Justice Robert Jackson. The White House also nominated Joseph Campbell to be comptroller general, with Campbell facing scrutiny over Dixon Yates contracts.
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Washington
Eisenhower
U.S
John Marshall Harlan
New York
U.S. Supreme Court
Harlan
Robert Jackson
White House
Joseph Campbell
Atomic Energy Commission
Lindsay Warren
Congress
Campbell
New York City
U.S. Court of Appeals
Vermont
Connecticut
New York State Crime Commission
Appeals Court
New
Supreme Court
Cedar Rapids to Install Television Crossing Gates Next Year
Rock Island Lines plans a Cedar Rapids experiment replacing flagmen with television cameras and central controls to guard Fourth Street crossings. Towers will monitor signals and gates at major intersections with flashing lights at minor crossings, aiming to speed trains and reduce traffic jams. The project targets spring installation with operation by next summer.
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Rock Island Railroad
Fourth Street
D. B. Jenks
Omaha
Rock Island Lines
Cedar Rapids
Central Western Advisory Board
Jenks
Orlomoski
Fifth
U S Considers Fighter Escorts for Near Border Flights
Secretary of State Dulles said the United States is studying fighter escorts for American aircraft near Communist territory. He noted the RB-29 did not return fire when shot down and discussed Ambassador Bohlen's quick Moscow trip after the incident.
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Washington
Dulles
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Russia
U.S
Knowland
Bohlen
Bridges
Malenkov
Molotov
Chang
Iowa Man Held In Nebraska on Morals Charge
A 31 year old Council Bluffs man Kenneth Jurgensen admitted molesting two girls ages 11 and 8 and will be charged as a sexual psychopath. Detectives quote a signed confession stating intent to commit offenses. The process requires district court action, psychiatric examinations, and potential commitment to a state hospital or dismissal if not deemed a sexual psychopath.
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Omaha
Council Bluffs
John Hanley
Hanley
Kenneth Jurgensen
Jurgensen
District Court
Tax Cut Proposal Will Be Offered by Rep Dingell
Rep. Dingell of Michigan says he will file an across the board income tax cut on the first day of the new session January 5. The measure would raise exemptions for each era and dependent by at least 100 dollars and repeal the year’s dividend tax cut.
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Washington
Rep
Dingell
Mich
House
Ways and Means
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Penningroth
Tom Moore
George Cockburn
Inez Robb
Marion
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N.Y
John M. Harlan
Ike
Chicago
Princeton
Oxford University
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High Court
Dixon-Yates
Holifield
Kefauver
D-Tenn
Cedar Rapids News
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Union Station
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Moscow
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Pentagon
Scotland
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