McCarthy Censure Report Deemed Firm by Source
Washington reports describe the Watkins committee document as firm with positive conclusions on censure. The Denver Post says three of five charges warrant censure, with a fourth cited as critical but not affecting censure, and a fifth about information requests left unsettled.
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Watkins Committee
Sen
McCarthy
Senate
Denver Post
Washington Dispatch
Committee On
After The Crisis In Delaware Town Faces Integration Showdown
A Cedar Creek mayor William H Macklin told 2000 to 3000 cheering attendees that if they do not keep their children from school the situation might change. The Lakeview Ave high school reopening with white and Negro pupils has stirred a racial crisis in the Milford area as authorities prepare for possible actions.
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William H. Macklin
Cedar Creek
Milford
Lakeview Ave. High School
Attlee Urges United States to Accept Red China
In Scarborough, Clement Attlee pressed the U S to recognize Communist China and called for worldwide disarmament. He argued coexistence is the only alternative to co death and urged contact with Peiping to end isolation of 600 million Chinese and 200 million others.
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Scarborough
England
Clement Attlee
United States
China
Labor Party
Attlee
Russia
C Labor Party
Soviet Union
United Nations
Nea Caseass Bevan
Germany
Jefferson
la Davis
Bar Party
Bevan Tour
Peiping Island
Red
Springfield babysitter slain by knife man mystery
Teenage friends of Lynn Ann Smith and her 4 year old charge Stephen Goldberg were questioned as police hunted a crazed killer after Lynn and Stephen were stabbed repeatedly at the Goldberg home. Medical examiner notes 20 stab wounds on each victim, no sexual assault. Police suspect a rebuffed admirer. an inexpensive hat near the door is a possible clue. Stephen’s brother slept through the tragedy.
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Springfield
Mass
Lynn
Ann Smith
Stephen Goldberg
Miss Smith
Goldberg
Chapin
Stephen
Robert
Smith
Stephan Goldberg
Lynn Ann Smith
Bernard Goldberg
Cops Nab 15 In Vice Raid
A vice squad and patrol raided a Summers Street house early yesterday arresting seven on adultery and fornication charges and eight on gambling charges. Named adultery defendants include Betty Gordon and Harry Whitson among others. gambling defendants include Ed Harflek and John Paul Robinson. Gillespie faces an operating a public gambling house charge. Arrests detailed on page 2.
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Vice Squad
Trime Prevention
Summers St
Betty Gordon
Harry L. Whitson
Chicago
Barbara Rhodes
Robert Campbell
Norma Maxine Powers
Star
Harry E. Walker
Pennsylvania Ave
Robert G. Mullins
Fourth Ave
Donald Hensley
McClung
Lloyd Williams
Washington Hotel
Ed Harflek
Washington St. E
John Paul Robinson
Virginia St
Ed Pauley
Davis Creek Rd
Grover Shamblin
Whittaker St
Toney Cruft
Smith St
Charlie Gillespie
Virginia Ave
E. Det
R. L. Crouse
Gillespie
Report on Classified Senate Briefing With Secrecy Emphasis
In remarks cited by The Denver Post Washington correspondent Barnet Nover a reliable source questioned the briefing basis. Senator Stennis a committee member said he would not confirm accuracy while noting strict secrecy precautions were taken from Friday night to release in print tomorrow.
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Case
Denver Post
Washington
Barnet Nover
Sen. Stennis
D-Miss
Stennis
Crippled Tots Camp Evacuated as Forest Fire Fires Threaten San Bernardino
A large-scale evacuation in San Bernardino County includes 300 people from a crippled children's camp as a forest fire, fueled by 25 mph winds, burns 4500 acres in Devil's Canyon. No serious injuries reported. several small structures destroyed. Authorities blame incendiary origins and note pattern with nearby fires.
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San Bernardino
Calif
Devil's Canyon
Lanaf
Bernardino Mountains
Bob Considine
Dorothy Kilgallen
California
U. S. Forest Service
Don Bauer
Sheriff’s
Kenneth Halstead
Bauer
Pamka
Devil’s Canyon
AFL Plans White Collar Worker Unions
The AFL convention adopted a resolution to double efforts to organize white collar workers including office clerks in the United States and territories. Delegates touted new drives across industry and regions while noting only about two million of 18 million white collar workers are currently unionized.
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Los Angeles
American Federation of Labor
AFL
Canada
Puerto Rico
Hawaii
U.S. Labor Department
Dulles Urges Swift German Rearmament Conference Progress
U S Secretary of State John Foster Dulles arrived in London for the nine power conference on German rearmament and pressed for quick results to avert damage to Western defense plans. He sought a meeting with Premier Mendes-France before the talks and warned rapid action was essential to prevent collapse of Western unity. Adenauer arrives tomorrow as cautious optimism grows about possible German rearmament agreements.
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London
U. S
John Foster Dulles
Dulles
France
Mendes-France
Rene Massigli
Massigli
Konrad Adenauern
West Germany
United States
Western
Europe
GM Favored In Defense Pacts Says Senator Jackson
Sen. Jackson charges defense contracts concentrated at General Motors under Defense Sec. Wilson raised anticompetition risks. He cites a $1.7 billion gain for GM in 18 months of Eisenhower admin, while other auto producers lost $395 million, signaling a shift from prewar allocations and harming independents already facing mergers and layoffs.
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Washington
Jackson
D-Wash
General Motors Corp
Wilson
General Motors
Eisenhower
Defense Department
Studebaker
Burns to petition Security Council on U N observers block
Maj. Gen. E L M Burns says Israel blocks free movement of U N observers in border areas and will report the issue as an acute question of legal interpretation. He notes observers lack escort and that military police back Israeli restrictions. Burns outlines authority limits and states observers cannot patrol closed zones without permission. Ben Zion urges vigilance against conspiracies to destroy Israel during the Jewish New Year.
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Jerusalem
Palestine Truce Commission
E. L. M. Burns
Security Council
Israel
U.N
U. N
Burns
Uuuriecu
Midmann
Auburn
Calif
Izhak Benzy
Army blasts English critic of GI conduct in Germany
The U S Army condemns English vicar Rev Bernard Croft for claims that American troops run wild in West Germany. In Munich officials quote Col Homer Midmann calling Croft totally misinformed while defending U S forces in the area.
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Munich
Germany
U.S
West Germany
Bernard Croft
Homer Midmann
Area Command
West Stockbridge Man Disputes Croft on U.S. Soldiers
Erie I. Eastman of West Stockbridge Massachusetts says Croft has a wholly false conception of U.S. soldiers conduct in Germany. Eastman concludes Croft's statements reflect what he wanted to see and not the truth.
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Erie I. Eastman
West Stockbridge
Mass
Croft
U.S
Germany
Eastman
52 Americans On Il-Fated Nippon Ferry
A Japanese ferry overturned near Hakodate harbor during a typhoon. Reports vary, but about 900 of 1,233 aboard were feared drowned including possibly 52 Americans. Survivors were scarce and many bodies washed ashore at Nanae Beach as U S Army units rushed to assist.
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Tokyo
INS
Hakodate Harbor
Hokkaido
U. S. Army
18Th Corps
Sendai
U. S
ARMY
Hakodate
Camp Crawford
Nanae
Asahi
Honshu
Nanae Beach
Russia
Kamchatka Peninsula
Gazette Want Ad Promises Fast Rental Results
The Gazette touts its Triple Reading Time Want Ads as the quickest way to rent furnished apartments. Sample lines show 2 room rents from ten dollars weekly, private entries, and locations like Crescent Ad and East End brick duplexes.
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Gazette
Crescent Ad
Nice
East End
Air Condit
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