Capehart aims delay on McCarthy censure vote
Senator Capehart will propose delaying a Senate vote on censuring Senator McCarthy until January to allow more careful consideration. Senator Jackson predicts the move will fail quickly, and no postponement is likely. The debate centers on a six-man committee finding McCarthy contempt and abuse of witnesses.
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Associated Press
Washington
Capehart
R-Ind
Senate
McCarthy
Rwis
Jackson
D-Wash
Ralph W. Zwicker
Nebo
Committee
Congress
Watkins
Utah
Case
Bridges
Dirksen
French Socialists Back Arms Pact Vote
The French Socialist party backed the Paris rearmament pact by a margin over 1 to 1, aiming to secure ratification in the National Assembly where they hold the largest bloc. The 105 Socialist votes could sway the cabinet inclusion of six members as Mendes France plans trips to Washington for talks with President Eisenhower.
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Associated Press
Paris
Germany
National Assembly
Pierre Mendes
Mendes-France
Washington
Eisenhower
Tonawanda Ethylene Tank Blast Shakes Suburb
A large ethylene gas tank explosion at the Niagara River plant of Allied Chemical and Dye Corp. rocked Tonawanda New York. The blast sent a flame column high into the air with reports felt up to ten miles away. no injuries reported and property damage minimal. Plant superintendent R Lyon said the rupture disk released pressure as the gas roared through.
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Tonawanda
Chemical Company
Buffalo
Niagara River
Semetsolvny Petrochemical Division
Allied Chemical and Dye Carp
R. ©. Lyon
Final Form Of International Atomic Agency Still Undecided
The U S Senate must approve the final structure of an international atomic energy agency outlined after Eisenhower’s proposal. United States envoy Henry Cabot Lodge Jr. says the plan closely follows a March secret note to the Russians. The agency would operate on treaty basis with a governor board, a general manager, and a staff, linking with the U N and handling nuclear information and materials among partner nations.
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U. 5
Associated Press
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U.S. Senate
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International Atomic Energy Agency
Eisenhower
Henry Cabot Lodge Jr
U. S
Senate
Canada
Britain
Australia
Belgium
South Africa
France
Portugal
U. N
Leader Margin Sets at 274 384 Votes in Pennsylvania
Governor elect George M. Leader led in 20 of 30 districts in the November 2 election. Democratic congressional candidates, 14 elected, outpolled their Republican opponents by 51 422 votes beyond the statewide GOP total. An unofficial AP tabulation gives Leader a 274 384 vote plurality over Loyd H. B. Wood.
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Philadelphia
George M. Leader
Associated Press
Tave
Loyd HB. Wood
Mahany Opposes Politics in State Job Confirmations
In Harrisburg Senator Rowland B. Mahany and Senator James S. Berger clash over leading the Senate GOP in 1955. Mahany pledges to oppose Democratic plans to play politics with top state jobs, warning against wholesale dismissals affecting Senate confirmations. The party plans a formal policy at January GOP caucus as 34 board seats and 18 cabinet posts await Democratic replacements and Senate review.
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Ary
Associated Press
Harrisburg
Rowland
Mahany
R-Crawford
James S. Berger
St Potter
Senate
Berger
Rowland B. Mahany
Poliviecs
Hyre
Milk Control Commission
Turnpike Commission
Gotin Gut Miller
R-Beaver
George M
Lewder
Crawford County
Edward B Watson
Bucks
Senate Executive Nominations Committee
Tll Self
Wiley predicts quick Senate action on Southeast Asia defense pact
Senator Wiley chairing the Foreign Relations Committee foresees approval of the Southeast Asia defense treaty, while signaling caution on the German rearmament agreements. He expects committee recommendation in January with Eisenhower urging swift study and early Senate consideration after the new Congress convenes.
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Perenne Washington
Benator Wiley
R-Wis
Foreign Relations Committee
Wiley
Mansfield D-Monty
Senate
Cilles
Eisenhower
Congress
McCarthy
U S Drafts New Note On Plane Issue
Washington reports the State Department will issue a new note to the Soviet Union about the shooting down of a U S Air Force plane. The note aims to reflect a conciliatory tone and seeks to prevent further incidents through diplomacy and clearer instructions to pilots.
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Associated Press
Washington
Russia
Air Force
Americ
Alan
Georgi Malenkoy
Charles E. Bolvendt
Moscow
Malenkoy
Lou
Bohlen
State Department
Bigenhower
Crete
Tithei
Soviet Union
United States
Uissta
Amerieny
Wattsburg Phone Case Goes To PAC
The Wattsburg Phone Case moves to the Public Utilities Commission with Wattsburg Telephone Cooperative challenging General Telephone Co’s service in Amity and Wayne Townships. A PUC examiner will hold a hearing Monday at 10 am in Erie County Courthouse.
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Wattsburg
PAC
Wuttablire Telephone Co Nerative Agsooilon
Cal Common Pleas
General ‘Telephone Co
Amity
Wayne Taw
Tip Pupjie
PUG
Erie
General Telephone Uri- Taw Iity
Burton R. Laubh
Association
N Equity
Laub
Fem
Cade
Sheppard jury views more grisly photos of body
Cleveland jurors on Veterans Day reviewed additional grisly black and white photos of Marilyn Sheppard found dead in bed amid vows of a brutal July 4 killing. Dr Samuel Sheppard faces first degree murder charges while defense cites head injury and an accident to explain his wife Esther Houk’s death.
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Associated Press
Cleveland
Sheppard Anueder
Vic
Tim
Onve
Marilyn Sheppard
Same H. Sheppard
Notrisday
Esther Houk
Spencer Mok
Bay Village
Sheppad
Sheppard
Flouk
Wxalstant
Batt Dan Feoau
House Maiden
Food stamp distribution schedule and locations
Surplus food stamps will be distributed Saturday at the Municipal Building from 10 to noon and 1 to 3 PM. Stamps valid for the current month. Unclaimed stamps require reallocation in October for December distribution. Food stamps available Monday November 15 at Ficcardi's Hasbrouck's Carl's Nichol stores 9 PM to 12 AM and 1 PM to 4 PM.
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Ficcardl's
Hasbrouck's
Carl's
Nichol
H Walter Rhodes
Focal
Buried Treasure Found Tied to Japan’s Prosperity Hope
A sensational clipping claims a buried treasure hoard of 64 billion dollars in gold was found in a deserted silver mine near Osaka. The document, described as ancient by experts, ties Japan’s economic future to this hoard amid wartime myth and industrial power.
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Toasyo
Wurlota
Korea
Japan
Sitout
Americon
Sangyo Keita
Metorlana
Indust Yal
Osaka
Community Chest Audit Shows Goal Is Passed
The 1964 Community Chest reached 100 percent yesterday with a final tally of 92 518 from Maui and 332 115 goal. Contributions continue to arrive from town concerns and divisions including corporations clubs and service stations. Auditors Jack Foster and others wound up the campaign as officers plan forthcoming receipts.
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Bulle- Init
Wiliam Peiffer
Brock Dow
Jack Foster
Winky Fuller
E. P. Betts
Bayl Bisley
Frank Anthony
0. J. Bracken
Conrad Monroe
Ernest Lahr
Din't Anthony
Robert Moore
Thomas Lumendola
James Carry
Piping radio gang in China sentenced to death
Tokyo reports that 26 men who carried out sabotage on the Chinese mainland were convicted and 12 sentenced to death. The defendants were identified as LU 8 Chi ang agents. Helsinki cites a Finnish official saying a top economies expert killed one security police officer and wounded another before leaving a note at his home. In Naha Okinawa a 110 minute task force of armed police ended a riot at Nullw Penitentiary freeing 800 convicts after a nonviolent confrontation.
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Tokyo
Piping Radio Today
Chiang
Helsinks
Finland
Keljo Aiho
Burea
Bank of Finland
Naha
Okinawa
Nulw
Talbott Voices On Veterans Day Nuclear Threats
Secretary of the Air Force Marold Talbott spoke on Armistice Day at Arlington National Cemetery. He warned that weapons in the nuclear age can destroy an entire continent and emphasized the need for divine help to prevent their use. He did not specify which hydrogen weapons he meant and represented the president at the ceremony.
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Washington
Air Force
Marold Talbott
Arlington National Cemetery
Eisenhower
Tulbott
National Cemetery
Palbolt
Touch Football Fatal for 12 Year Old in Indiana Pa
Funeral services planned for Michael Kapcoe Jr after a touch football accident at school left him brain dead. He died at a Pittsburgh hospital following brain surgery. Witness recounts mother and boy walking home when struck on the head during play.
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Indiana
Sues
Michael Kapeot Jr
Michael Kapeoe
Neat
Conmimodore
Pittsburgh
Kapcoe
Retner
Mooner
Council Hopes Appeals Won't Delay Budget
City officials, confident unfinished triennial property safety levies can be used next year, expect the overall city property valuation to be disclosed at the Monday council session by Assessor William Miller. They plan to set a percentage for assessment use, with indications it could exceed 50 percent, and issue warrants to owners as the Board of Tax Revisions and Appeals begins hearings. The budget may be approved late this month with later adjustments to taxes and millage before final form in December after the 30 day waiting period.
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William Miller
Miller
Connell
Rome
Board of Tax Revisions and Appeale
Cornel
F100 Supersonic Jets Grounded
The Air Force grounded all F100 supersonic fighters yesterday while investigations of crashes proceed. The jet, touted as the most advanced U S military aircraft, records speeds around 1000 miles per hour and 760 miles per hour in level flight. North American Aviation began deliveries last week as plans called for 100 jets, though production numbers remain unclear.
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Wabriia Tuw
Aneny Rut
U. S
Fevel
North American Avition Co
Air Force
North American
City budget eyed as bond issue looms for next year
City Council discussed a record budget for the coming year and signaled plans to use a bond issue to cover about 40 000 in expenditures. Fire truck and equipment costs dominate the estimate with eight mills in real estate taxes implied, plus items for streets, airport, police cruiser, and treasurer office upgrades.
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Stanford Hoss Company
Charles Thompson
Streets Department
Mead
Lawrence
Citizens National Bank
Fenseurer’s
Chamber of Com Jreroe
B. F. Bettes
School Board
Guy Abbey
Roger Brown
County i
Pred Lamberton
Conte
Coliwell
County Firemen to Hold Meeting Here
The Erin County Volunteer fire men will meet Friday at 8 p.m. at No 1 fire station. They will hear spoof nominations for offices. A demonstration of Homelite portable pumps, portable lighting generators, and chainsaws will highlight the program. Anita election will take place in Cranesville December 40.
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Erin County
Bill Finck
Anita
Cranesville
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