Censure substitute shaping up in Senate
In Washington Senator Dirksen said a substitute for the censure resolution has been shaped to compromise the fight over McCarthy conduct. He would not disclose the substitute or discuss talks with McCarthy. Sessions on the substitute are pending committee statements. Case urged McCarthy to retract remarks about the elections subcommittee to ease the dispute.
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Convicted Mother of 5 in Slaying in Ringgold
In Ringgold Georgia a 24 year old mother Joyce McNeese Reese was found guilty by an all male Catoosa County Superior Court jury of murdering her 2 year old daughter Donna Jane McNeese. The jury recommended mercy but Judge Freeman McClure imposed confinement at hard labor for life. The defendant, mother of five, had married at 16 and faced charges including beating choking and smothering.
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Three Clean Persons Killed In Crash Near Delevan NY
Three people died and two were injured in a Route 16 crash two miles south of Delevan in Cattaraugus County. Deceased were Robert Gilbert 96 Marie Atwater Gilbert 36 and Kathryn M McCormick 29 all residents of Olean. Injured included Mary Shaffer 52 of Renova PA and Henry McCormick Kathryn's husband. Police said Shaffer was driving alone and the other driver was not yet determined.
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Cattaraugus County
Robert Gilbert
Marie Atwater Gilbert
Kathryn M. McCormick
Olean
Mary Shaffer
Renova
Henry McCormick
Kathryn
Shaffer
Oppenheimer Joins Anti Red Group ACCF Membership
Dr. J Robert Oppenheimer, barred from atomic secrets by the AEC, was elected to the American Committee for Cultural Freedom in Princeton New Jersey where he serves as director of the Institute for Advanced Study. The ACCF describes itself as opposing communism and totalitarianism with about 800 members.
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Princeton
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Institute For Advanced Study
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Atomic Energy Commission
AEC
Congress On Science and Freedom
Hamburg
Germany
Truman
Opperelmer
New Jersey Institute
Howell Seeks Recount Of New Jersey Senate Vote
Howell seeks court orders for a statewide recount after a razor close New Jersey senatorial race against Clifford P. Case. Early results show Cape leading by 3,469 on official tallies from 20 counties with 21st County Camden yet to report, margin about one tenth of one percent.
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Clifford P. Case
New Jersey
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Howell
George
Brunner
Camden
Public Hearing On Power Pact Winds Up Today
Washington AEC windup public session on the Dixon-Yates contract proceeds amid signals the dispute will extend into the 84th Congress. lawmakers plan further testimony from AEC officials and may move to closed session to decide quick approval per Eisenhower request.
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Cook
Mississippi Valley Generating Co
Edgar H. Dixon
Middle South
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ABC
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Yule Lighting Appeal Starts
The campaign to fund holiday lighting began this afternoon with letters sent to Inca business firms and industrial concerns. Narcy Yenchiak, president of the Merchants Division of the Chamber of Commerce, announced solicitors will call on businesses soon to collect donations. Donors should have checks ready for the representative. Decorations are planned to go up after Thanksgiving and stay through the week after Christmas.
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UST New Plan To Buy School Class Rings
A new plan announced by Mrs. C. R Tourdet for Corry Area High School junior class ring procurement spans ten years. Three local jewelers will supply rings in successive years, chosen by lot, with Taylor's Jewelry this year.
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Key House Dems Oppose Dividend Tax Cut Repeal
Three Democrats on the Ways and Means Committee reject a repeal of the dividend tax cut from the 1984 tax act with GOP help potential. Noncommittals and holdovers cloud the vote while opponents warn the move benefits the wealthy and harms investment growth. Rep. Dingell plans to introduce a bill to repeal the dividend tax cut.
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Policeman Returns On Stand In Sheppard Trial
Patrolman Fred Drenkhan testified that he found no sign of a break in or struggle at Marilyn Sheppard’s Lakefront home and that Dr Samuel Sheppard left the scene with permission. The state argues against an intruder theory and asserts relatives aided Sheppard, delaying the investigation. Drenkhan noted no strangers in the area that dawn, while the defense maintains a hidden intruder killed Mrs Sheppard and knocked him unconscious. The trial resumes after Veterans Day recess as the case moves toward witness presentation.
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Fred F. Drenkhan
Bay Village
Samuel TH. Sheppard
Gu Drenkhan
Dr. Sheppard
Hutt
Ina
Drenkhan
Sheppard
Dent Mother Bay Village
Laurelsville
Joh Barchin
Sheriff's Deputies
Yester
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Tives
Shermule
Ernest
Pierce
Ovin~ Tody
Jubert
Priest Fired From Cordoba High School Post
A Catholic priest, Rev Manuel Andreotta, accused by President Peron of aiding anti government plots, was dismissed from his religion teaching post at a Cordoba high school in central Argentina officials reported. In Indochina, Vietnams army chief of staff said he would travel to France to meet with Bao Dai to discuss the tense political standoff with Premier Diem.
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Pajama Clad Boys Wander. Local Officer Recovers Missing Children
A patrolman recovered a pajama wearing boy found wandering near East Frederieke and Wright streets and returned him to his mother. Earlier, another child wandered from Snyder Circle and was traced to Mead Park and Center Street before being returned. A third incident involved a three year old found in a garage. authorities located the child’s guardian.
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Slaying Suspect Hanged in Baltimore Morals Case
Baltimore police pursued leads in the Joanna Carolyn case as a 16 year old girl was beaten to death Monday night. A 16 year old suspect named Ralph Carette was found hanged along a railroad siding near the murdered girl's home. Police await medical examiner ruling on cause of death and whether self-inflicted or by others.
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Bellamore and
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Carolyn
Garrett
Russian reply to atomic plan awaited at U N
At the United Nations Vishinsky prepares a long awaited response to President Eisenhower's atoms for peace plan. Reports say the Soviet Union may offer conditional support if certain specifications and an International Atomic Energy Agency framework are met. The USSR is expected to push for clear agency structure and security council veto considerations.
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Dems Bypass GOP On Top State Jobs In Harrisburg
Democratic leader Ben H. Dent said the party may invoke the Republican precedent of blocking senate confirmation to argue for appointing top state jobs. He cited a 1953 move when the GOP refused to confirm Draemel, leading to a temporary appointment, as a model for possible action after adjournment. Dent said Republicans will receive similar minority representation.
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John H. Dent
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James H. Duff
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Father, 16 Children Reunited At Allentown Orphanage
Nis Hudak, a 44 year old cement mill worker and widower, tearfully reunites with 16 of his children at an Allentown orphanage after having placed 10 of his 12 children there last month due to unable to care for them following his wife’s death that May.
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San Diego Earthquake Shakes City and Surroundings
A bright rolling earthquake struck San Diego today at 4 326 a m causing creased houses and swinging objects. Amateur seismologist Robinson estimated it at magnitude 6 on the Mercalli scale, with a five to six minute duration, felt as north south then multi directional motion. Residents awoke to alarms and confusion as police and newspapers fielded inquiries, with reports of some panicked calls but no damage near the epicenter 70 miles southeast, near the Mexican border in Baja California.
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Train wreck on Nashua line kills one injures nine
A Boston overnight train derailed at Nashua station early today, killing Mrs May Rackley 47 of Manchester NH and injuring 19 others. Cars and a baggage car piled across four tracks. victims evacuated to Memorial and St Josephs Hospitals. Conductor H J Barnard and engineer Samuel Burns named among crew. rescue operations described with vivid detail. Also reports educator Rolla M Tryon 72 former NEA leader died in Vincennes Indiana.
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St Joseph's Hospitals
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Johns Mangifle Co
Arthur Furbish
Roxboro
Moss
Leslie Hyde
Medford
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Richard Btinchfield
Mildson
N. H. Johns Manville
Mild
H. J. Banborn
Lebanon
H. Samual Burns
Saugus
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J. P LaFlamme
Corry Board Eyes Partial Bus Service for Secondary Students
The Corry school board unanimously approved delaying full district bus service for grades 7-12. They favor outsourcing with a fare basis and seek a Public Utility Commission permit for a temporary scheduled route in Elgin led by Fredelius, who previously ran local school buses, while awaiting regulations.
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