Move to Censure McCarthy eyed for Next Congress
Senator Morse says a censure resolution against Senator McCarthy will be offered in the next congress if needed, with the public demanding a vote before the Dec 24 adjournment. Mundt predicts a vote soon after reconvening. Watkins would not speculate on reintroduction.
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John Chadwick
Washington
Morse
Ind.-Ore
Sen
McCarthy
Rwis
Congress
Senate
Sen. Mundt
S.D
Mundt
Sen. Watkins
Utah
Eisenhower
James C. Hagerty
Sen. Flanders
R-Vt
McCarthy Elbow Injury Leaves Senator Comfortable
Senator McCarthy stayed in generally good condition and slept fairly well at Bethesda Naval Medical Center after an injured elbow required medication. Officials reported his temperature normal since admission on Wednesday and no essential change in condition through Saturday.
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Washington
McCarthy
Bethesda Naval Medical Center
Pony Panic Saves 500 Miners at Tower Mine
Terrified pit ponies stampeded before a string of coal wagons broke loose and rolled down a gallery 600 feet underground at the Tower coal mine in Cardiff. Their whinnies warned 500 miners who had just begun a shift, allowing them to leap to safety.
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Cardiff
Wales
Tower
Fellowships Granted Tax-Free Status by Tax Court
The U.S. tax court ruled that recipients of fellowships from foundations and philanthropies are not required to pay income taxes on grant funds. The decision, disclosed Friday, impacts individuals supported by such fellowships.
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New York
U.S
Tax Court
Foundations
Friay
Partly cloudy weather through Sunday forecast
Partly cloudy conditions expected through the weekend with a low tonight of 30 to 34 degrees and a daytime high Sunday reaching 48 to 52 degrees.
Escaped Chicago Bull Stages Destructive Rush Hour Parade
An escaped bull from Hubbard Packing Company roamed Chicago traffic on a Friday afternoon. Railroad workers and police confronted the animal. Detective George Bogan was knocked down before the bull dodged cars until Policeman Frank McCahill shot and killed it amid the gridlock.
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Chicago
Hubbard Packing Company
George Bogan
Bogan
Frank McCahill
McCahill
Rites Sunday for Michael Hacher
Funeral services for Michael Wayne Hacher age 3 will be Sunday at 2 30 p m in the Mechanicsville Methodist church. He died Friday night at University Hospitals Iowa City from a skull fracture after his mother’s pickup ran over him as he fell from the vehicle. Burial will be in Mechanicsville cemetery with body at Horner funeral home.
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the Gazette
Mechanicsville
Michael Wayne Hacher
Robert Hacher
University Hospitals
Iowa City
Horner Funeral Home
Scissors Link to Killing Ruled Out
Police ruled out a pair of surgical scissors inscribed with M. Shepard as connected to the Sheppard murder case. Margaret J. Shepard of Traverse City said she lost them while cutting flowers.
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Traverse City
Mich
M. Shepard
Sheppard
Margaret J. Shepard
Two Women Fight Over Shoes In Denver Store
In Denver the dueling buyers clashed over a gray slipper pair after both tried the same model. The dispute stretched past lunch hour with clerks and a reporter witnessing the impasse until Miss Louise Davidson left paying for her chosen shoe.
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Denver
Clarence Hopper, Jr
Louise Davidson
Miss Davidson
Hopper
Wife Delivers Own Baby Then Walks For Help
Mrs Dennis Camerer aged 23 delivered her own baby six weeks early weighing 3 pounds 6 ounces. She walked about 60 yards to a neighbor to call a doctor and then returned home to care for the infant and two older children while her husband was at work. The doctor called her very resourceful and arrived to assist as the baby cried loudly.
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Austin
Minn
Dennis Camerer
If He Wants To Jump Let Him Inquest Opens In Oxford
John Grady fell from a window in a men's hotel in Oxford while John Adams read in bed. Adams testified he did nothing and stayed in bed. Coroner Thomas Gardiner recorded an open verdict citing Adams’s lack of involvement as extraordinary.
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Oxford
England
John Adams
Thomas Gardiner
John Grady
Adams
Gardiner
Relief Sought By Ex Wife Of Cornelius Vanderbilt
Patricia Wallace Vanderbilt, fifth wife of Cornelius Vanderbilt, applies for public relief for herself and her daughter Nanette amid eviction for back rent. Welfare gave $6.15 for a room. private charity arranged aid. She seeks $1500 weekly alimony and $35000 in lawyer fees.
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NEW York
Patricia Wallace Vanderbilt
Cornelius Vanderbilt
Vanderbilt
City Welfare Department
Nanette
East End
High Heel Denial Yields $7200 Verdict in Milwaukee Case
MILWAUKEE UP. A jury awarded Mary Jane Newman, 24, damages of 7200 for loss of a woman's normal advantage. Her attorney said a 1951 auto accident injured her ankles and prevented her wearing high heel shoes.
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Milwaukee
Mary Jane Newman
Marilyn Monroe and Clark Gable Spark Hollywood Romance
Hollywood reports a rumored romance between Marilyn Monroe and Clark Gable after a party photographed by 20th Century Fox. Monroe says she enjoyed dancing with Gable who sent roses while he works in Hong Kong on Soldier of Fortune.
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Hollywood
Marilyn Monroe
Clark Gable
Marilyn
20Th Century-Fox
Charles K. Feldman
Billy Wilder
Sid Skolsky
Gable
Clark
Hong Kong
Sammy Davis Jr Loses Eye After San Bernardino Crash
Sammy Davis Jr a 28 night club star had his left eye removed after an auto accident near San Bernardino California. Betty Hutton who had retired from show business came out of retirement to replace him at a Las Vegas nightclub but Davis requires eye removal. Davis, returning to Las Vegas from Hollywood suffered severe injuries in the crash with Helen Ross 72 of Van Nuys California minor injuries to her passenger and Ross's driver. Hutton then took over Davis first show at the Last Frontier hotel casino and said she would retire again.
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San Bernardino
Calif
Sammy Davis, Jr
Betty Hutton
Las Vegas
Davis
Hollywood
Helen Ross
van Nuys
Miss Hutton
Last Frontier Hotel
London safety test finds women faster than men in car exit
A London safety committee test on Friday showed women react quicker than men when jumping out of the path of an oncoming car. The experiment aimed to gauge reaction times and dash speed in emergency avoidance scenarios.
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London
INS
London Safety Committee
Ike and Aides Stage Atomic War Drill
President Eisenhower conducted an atomic war preparedness drill from the White House bomb shelter with top officials at dispersed emergency headquarters. The test tested government continuity with 30 secret sites and special communications as Flemming and cabinet members reported back on readiness.
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Washington
Eisenhower
White House
Administration
Defense
Arthur S. Flemming
High Point
Flemming
Robert B. Anderson
Interior
Douglas McKay
Labor
James P. Mitchell
Oveta Culp Hobby
Health
Education
Cmdr
Edward L. Beach
Beach
Hagerty
Murray Snyder
Three Viet Minh Divisions Reported Amid Talks
An AP dispatch From Washington says three new Viet Minh divisions have been created in North Viet Nam, boosting totals to 11 and signaling possible new offensives. Mendes-France and Dulles discussed anti Communist steps, training plans for a native anti Communist army, and arms aid allocations.
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Edmond Lebreton
Washington
North
Viet Nam
Mendes-France
Dulles
South Viet Nam
South Viet
U. S
Far East
France
Saarland
New Parking Bans Take Effect Monday in Cedar Rapids
Cedar Rapids safety commissioner E A Prochaska announced new parking bans on busy streets to curb congestion. No parking hours apply on portions of Second and Third avenues SE and warnings will precede penalties for initial violations with about 250 signs placed before Monday rollout.
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Cedar Rapids News
Cedar Rapids
E. A. Prochaska
Prochaska
Second Avenue
Tenth
Fifteenth Street
Eighth
Thirteenth Street
Third Avenue
Twelfth Street
Third Avenue Bridge
Eighth Avenue E
Sixth Street
Fifth Street NW
Center Point Road
Commissioner of Health Undergoes Eye Surgery
Dr. Edmund G. Zimmerer, 65, Iowa's commissioner of public health, underwent cataract surgery on both eyes Friday and is reported in excellent condition at University Hospitals in Iowa City after being admitted November 14.
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Iowa City
Edmund G. Zimmerer
Iowa
Lieutenant Convicted Of Military Mistreatment
2nd Lt. Charles C. Anderson was found guilty on 11 of 17 counts for mistreating trainees at Camp Gordon Augusta Ga. He admitted roughing recruits after Korea incidents and was dismissed from the Army. He may face up to 11 years hard labor and forfeiture of allowances. verdict awaits higher review.
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Augusta
Korea
Charles C. Anderson
Camp Gordon
Military Court of Appeals
Secretary of Defense
Washington
Pigeon Serves as Weekend Shopping Messenger
In London a pigeon delivers Mrs. Bill Burgman's housekeeping funds each Friday. The 50 year old bricklayer founder began the pay by pigeon service 15 years ago to fund weekend shopping before his pay arrives. The odd scheme also helped control cash flow.
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London
Bill Burgman
Bill
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