Joe McCarthy Dies At 47 In Bethesda Hospital
Wisconsin Senator Joseph R. McCarthy died of hepatitis at the Naval Hospital in Bethesda Maryland at age 47. His death ends a turbulent era marked by anti Communist hunts and a dramatic Army McCarthy hearings that shaped national debate and left many Americans divided in praise and criticism.
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McCarthy Didn't Have To Look For Trouble It Followed Him
Washington editor Ed Creagh profiles Joseph McCarthy, tracing how trouble followed the Wisconsin senator from his early campaigns to his Senate tenure. The piece notes his shy farm boy beginnings, rise in politics, bold tactics, and mounting criticism over campaign finances and associations, ending with a note that further discussion continues on page four.
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Last Month's Weather and Odd Sightings Over City
Area saw temperatures rise into the 80s with a record high near 64 degrees and total precipitation around 5.89 inches for the period. Snow and rain contributed 2.10 inches above average, while a Comet sighting over the northern sky followed a 30 day record. A separate blurb notes a traffic incident in San Antonio involving a speeding racing car striking another vehicle but injuring none.
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Local Unit to Join Area SARCAP Exercise
Members of Corry Civil Air Patrol Squadron 604 join volunteers from Erie New Castle and Pittsburgh for a two day SARCAP drill near Sharon. Aircraft, radio gear and ground crews converge at Sharon Airport to practice locating a downed plane with USAF observers Col. Sidney Kay Major James Toner and Capt. Dariel Bushman in attendance.
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Indians On Warpath Over Dam Project
Senate hearing reveals the Ohio River Division plans a flood control dam on Seneca land near Kings, Pi, with a 1 10 million dollar project. Most of the reservoir would flood 3,500 acres of the 8,000 acre reservation, while the government seeks a lease rather than title. Senators warn of opposition and urge condemnatory power if needed, noting potential land value gains from the reservoir.
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More Floods Threaten Texas
Severe rain battered North Central Texas with Wichita Falls and nearby areas under rising waters. The Sabine River swelled along the southeast, threatening Deweyville while Wichita River rose in Holiday and surrounding communities near the Oklahoma border. Red Cross emergency crews were deployed as downpours continued for days.
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NATO Ministers Tackle German Unity Problem
NATO foreign ministers meet in Bonn to tackle German reunification amid West German NATO membership and Adenauer era political tensions. A Western initiative is anticipated as Social Democrats push against nuclear arm plans, while ministers hint at a private approach away from public forums.
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Explanation demanded in CAB leak probe
Senator Jackson accuses Raymond Sawyer of possible leaks from the Civil Aeronautics Board amid a probe into the August 2 196? decision to award the New York Miami route to Northeast Airlines. Sawyer denies leaking and testifies after Laurence Henderson implicated him, saying Henderson later swore Sawyer was the only other possible source. Jackson questions why Henderson would name Sawyer.
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Journalist Harold De Wolf Fuller Dies at Smithtown
Harold De Wolf Fuller a former editor of The Nation and former journalism professor at New York University died yesterday in Smithtown New York. Born in Staten Island he also served as executive director and vice president of the Netherlands American Foundation.
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Shortway Link Would Make Erie Major Port On Seaway
Erie officials push a Shortway link to connect the city with Pennsylvania and the Keystone Route, arguing it would make Erie a major port on the St Lawrence Seaway. The interstate plan aims to hook routes 6 and a potential northern route, with no decision yet from the U.S. Bureau of Public Roads.
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Ambush Injures Frank Costello at Apartment Scene
The incident describes Frank Costello being struck and hurt in an ambush at an apartment complex. He was assaulted by a gunman, with bystanders and police responding as the suspect fled toward a hallway near a dark area. Costello was taken to RubseVell Hospital for treatment and the investigation continues. more details appear on Page Three.
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Spring Creek Firemen Save Rural Home
Firemen from Spring Creek battled a blaze that started on the upper floor near a chimney, sparing Lev Lecey’s home one mile from Spar tansbig. Lecey, a trained firefighter, kept the residence sealed until aid arrived. damages were kept between $700 and $800, with most insured. The town’s radio unit aided response, and nearby Columbus Fire Department joined after Mrs Locey alerted authorities. The department thanked General Telephones for clearing lines enabling remote area fire notification by phone.
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Girard College to Appeal Supreme Court race decision
Philadelphia reports Girard College directors plan an appeal after the U S Supreme Court ruled the will allowing only certain orphans to attend violated the 14th Amendment. Mayor Dilworth dissented, saying the move risks poor public relations and could keep Negro children from the school. Also noted is the death of Gordon A Barrett, 56, longtime president of Wirstein Engineering.
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Teamsters Leader Beck Indicted on Two Counts in Tax Case
Washington based indictment charges Teamsters Union President Dave Beck with evading more than 56 thousand dollars in 1950 income taxes. He surrendered voluntarily in Tacoma and was fingerprinted before appearing for bond. The case cites unreported income and taxes due totaling 71 thousand nine hundred sixty dollars against reported figures. The indictment was brought in Tacoma and Beck faced bond set for appearance in U S District Court.
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Russia Eyes Aerial Inspections to Guard Against Atomic Attack
Washington reports indicate USSR may back a disarmament approach with international aerial inspections. The Soviet plan offers to inspect 2.77 million square miles of eastern Siberia in exchange for inspections of Alaska and parts of the western United States. State Department officials call several provisions unacceptable but see potential for future detail and negotiation with major powers.
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Churchill Attacks UN Over Egypt Attack Ideology
Churchill harshly criticized the United Nations for its attitude toward the British French attack on Egypt. He addressed the Primrose League, defending his government’s actions and arguing the UN failed to safeguard Western interests in the Middle East during the crisis.
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Europe s Papers Blast McCarthy Even In Death
European and British newspapers condemn Senator Joseph R McCarthy after his death with front page editorials. Headlines call him hunter and weapon of anticommunist fear while Rome and Melbourne papers mix praise and sharp critique of his career and impact.
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House Refuses Allotment On Flood Program
The Appropriations Committee refused a day to approve a 60 million dollar allotment for the federal flood insurance program. The omnibus bill would total 78,800,728 for miscellaneous agencies for the next two months. The Senate has not acted on any of the regular appropriations bills.
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Broken Key Incident at West Main Street Store
Local store on West Main reported a broken key inside the front door lock after the night. Patrol notes indicate tampering at the scene with possible evidence suggesting entry by someone unknown. Owner observed the shop’s interior disturbed and money and valuables missing next day.
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