Debate on McCarthy Postponed by Senate
The senate adjourned the censure debate until Nov 29 due to Sen. McCarthy’s illness. Bethesda naval hospital treatment for traumatic bursitis in his right elbow was advised. The roll call backed the adjournment 76 to 2, with Lehman and Fulbright dissenting.
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Cop Testifies Sam Spurned Triangle Talk
Cleveland AP report says detective Robert Schottke testified Dr Samuel Sheppard dismissed rumors of an affair involving his wife and a house guest Dr Lester Hoversten. He described inspecting the Sheppard home for signs of a break in and noted Sheppard was questioned about possible motive amid the murder inquiry. A rusted surgical scissors bearing M Shepard was reviewed as a clue found near a Michigan resort.
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Shook McCarthy Hand Mystery Stuns Washington
In Washington the question looms who gripped Senator McCarthy so forcefully that he was hospitalized. Except for the unreach able Wisconsin senator, no one can identify the admirer. Milwaukee police and investigators pursue clues as the incident remains under scrutiny.
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Hermann Field Reunites with Wife in Zurich After Five Years
Hermann Field arrived in Zurich for a reunion with his wife Katy and sister Dr. Elsie Field of Urbana. Swiss police barred newsmen as Field, freed from Communist Poland five years after imprisonment, was escorted to the airport customs office amid secretive arrangements.
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Alcatraz Receives Five-Congressmen Shooter
Rafael Cancel Miranda, 24, Puerto Rican involved in the shooting of five congressmen last March, entered Alcatraz prison Thursday night to begin a 25 to 65 year sentence.
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Cedar Rapids Girl Rescued From Furnace Pipe
Firemen freed two year old Marsha Ann Nichols after she slid from a second floor hot air register into a pipe near the basement. Neal Nichols pulled her out after firefighters opened the elbow, leaving the child coal black but unharmed amid found toothbrushes clothes pins and toys in the pipe.
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TV Show Is No Place for That
London AP Barbara Williams 18 suffered an embarrassing moment on television as a halter strap broke during a live taping. The camera panned to her feet while she hid her plunging neckline and prayed the floor would swallow her. Erick Lashbrooke accompanied her on stage and a commentator minimized the incident.
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Ex-Governor Kin Held in Red Case
Memphis FBI arrested Junius Irving Scales 34 grandson of former North Carolina governor on charges of belonging to an organization seeking violent overthrow of the government. Agents named him underground leader of the Communist party in North and South Carolina and Tennessee. Bond set at 100000 with preliminary hearing planned for Tuesday. Scales called the bond almost unconstitutional and said he would not post it.
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Judge Harlan Nomination Delayed to January
Senate delays vote on John Marshall Harlan for the Supreme Court until the January session after Eastland requests more information. Six objections cited include Rhodes Scholar status, Atlantic Union ties, and perceived inexperience. Kefauver defends Atlantic Union and supports inquiries before confirmation.
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Henry McLemore Seriously Injured in Car Crash
Hollywood AP reports syndicated columnist Henry McLemore whose work appears in The Gazette was seriously hurt Thursday night when his automobile struck a tree. He suffered a crushed chest facial cuts and a possible left arm fracture according to police and his physician.
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Simmonds Receives Six Month Morals Sentences
Cedar Rapids Iowa City man Simmonds 32 was given two six month terms in Linn county jail after pleading guilty to two counts of indecent exposure Judge Floyd Philbrick ordered the sentences but did not specify if they run concurrently or consecutively or if they follow a four month term he is already serving The clerk said they likely run separately unless the order states otherwise
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RCA Acts Assailed in Govt Suit
The government filed an anti-trust suit in federal court charging RCA with monopolizing research and patent licensing in the radio TV field. It names co conspirators American Telephone and Telegraph Western Electric Bell Telephone Laboratories General Electric and Westinghouse Electric. The complaint alleges RCA controls about 10 000 patents and has harassed rivals with numerous suits. It warns of national defense implications and seeks to enjoin the monopoly.
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Actress Mitzi Gaynor Weds Publicity Man Jack Bean
Film star Mitzi Gaynor age 23 married publicity man Jack Bean age 32 at a friends home and left on a honeymoon flight from San Francisco. It is the first marriage for both, with the couple heading east after the ceremony.
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U S Pays Off for Broke Briton With 11 Children
Clifford Hartley, an English migrant with 11 children, and his wife and Doris took U S oaths of allegiance in Tridell Utah. Their seven youngest became citizens. Gordon is in the army in Germany. The family now prospers in Salt Lake City with a sewing machine business and a duplex.
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Fulbright Grant Sends Coe Professor to Philippines
Dr. Irving L. Churchill of Coe College will serve as a visiting lecturer in English at Silliman University in Dumaguete City under a Fulbright grant for 1955 56. He will take a leave of absence with his wife and two children accompanying him. Churchill, a Coe faculty member since 1937, holds degrees from Rhode Island, Yale and has held leadership roles in Phi Kappa Phi AAUP and English associations. The family plans to reside in the Philippines during the academic year starting June.
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Mendes France vows ratification of defense pacts not for sale
French Premier Mendes France warned Russia that Western ratification of London and Paris defense agreements must not be treated as bargaining points. He urged quick ratification and stressed efforts to ease East West tensions through measured negotiation and constructive coexistence. The French assembly rejected the European Defense Community plan, favoring the Paris Paris substitute to guard Europe against Red aggression.
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Bonn Backs Saar Accord
The West German cabinet reluctantly approved the Paris London rearmament accords including the disputed French German Saar pact. It had earlier balked at the Saar terms and now expects clarifications from the Brussels pact ministers to win ratification amid domestic political doubts.
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Man with No Seat Sparks Railcar Swap of Courtesy
A humorous exchange on a train highlights a rider who confesses he never had a seat in three years. The other passenger chastises him for manners while noting the act of offering a seat to a woman. The gag underscores commuter politeness and the irony of being seatless yet polite.
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