McCarthy Stresses Fight on Communism in Senate Defense
Senator McCarthy frames his fight against communism as the core of his Senate defense ahead of a likely censure vote. He says the Senate will not vote for censure if facts and precedent are considered, while the White House remains silent on the issue. He questions Eisenhower’s stance and predicts votes against him if driven by politics, citing Flanders who introduced the censure resolution and hinting at a White House signal. The piece notes staff changes in the McCarthy Army case and McCarthy’s claim that a censure vote would warn others against fighting communism.
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Pittburgh Man Held in Manslaughter Death
Homicide Capt. Flynn announced 41 year old George Stepanovich, brother of a city policeman, is under arrest on a manslaughter charge. He allegedly fought with 35 year old George Cocesro yesterday at the Sons of Pingzine Club in Trout, resulting in Cocesro’s death from a brain concussion. Stepanovich will be turned over to the coroner.
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Dulles Returns to Capital in Jubilant Mood
Secretary of State Dulles arrives in Washington in a jubilant mood after London talks. He says the accord gives the Atlantic community a hard core of European unity and West Germany's NATO reform restores sovereignty. The plan salvages many features of the EDC while tying Germany to a broader European pact and NATO powers.
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Brothers Seek Asylum in East Germany After Vanishing
Two American brothers William Henry Starr 30 and James Starr 81 appeared at an East Berlin news conference seeking political asylum in East Germany. They said they had lived in Germany over a year and a half since being arrested on the Autobahn September 7. William spoke for the pair insisting their alleged kidnapping was false and criticized U S policies while claiming a concentration camp exists near their New Jersey home.
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End 44 Day Strike At Sharon Plant Ends
Westinghouse Electric Corp and Local 17 of the CIO International Union of Electrical Workers have signed an agreement to end the 44 day strike at the Sharon transformer plant. The pact was ratified by workers yesterday and the company said workers will begin returning to work today.
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Mud Hole At New School After Heavy Rainfall
Torrential rainfall drenched Corry last night flooding streets especially East South and East Pleasant near the new $2,385,000 school. Water several inches deep covered parking, soaked the grounds, and forced more than a thousand students to trudge through mud into the building corridors. Weather data noted two days of moderate temperatures with highs around 76 and a low near 63.
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Nixon And Hall Confident Republicans Will Win
Nixon and Leonard Hall express confidence the Republicans will win the November election with Nixon predicting a stretch run and Hall saying the GOP is firmly on the high road. Stevenson criticizes the GOP economic record and accuses the party of indifference to business slump.
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Bucks County Health Director Named in Board Vote
Dr H Jackson Davis of Nassau New York has been appointed director of the Bucks County Health Department by a majority vote of the Bucks County Board of Health. Davis, an Army officer and Foresters Operations Administration employee since 1945, moves from Nassau to Pennsylvanian role.
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GOP Leaders Press Eisenhower for Stronger Campaign Role
Denver reports show some GOP leaders urging President Eisenhower to speak out more boldly in the November campaign. Rep Halleck and others criticize the party's messaging while National Chairman Hall says the party remains confident, citing Nixon's speaking tour and upcoming national addresses as the main campaign efforts.
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Bellevue Police Hold Pair Tied to Forged Checks
Bellevue police report the arrest of Cloyd Mor and Donald Neds for passing forged checks totaling about 10 000. The men, 58 and 31, allegedly used Bethlehem Steel signs and were linked to similar crimes in Northwestern Pennsylvania and nearby states. They face hearings in Bellevu and are believed to be behind a wider check forgery scheme. In related news, Robert Masters aged 60 died at home after a heart attack while contacting relatives about funeral details for his sister-in-law who was killed in an auto crash.
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Three Die In Two Car Crash Near Jamestown
A two car collision near Jamestown killed three people including Hagerd Walter S Hazzard 80 and Mes Manger Ward 11 from Lakewood and Stow driver Edwin Erickson 44. The head on wreck on Vel road occurred after Erickson drifted onto the shoulder and back onto the pavement. Jamestown General Hospital treated the injured and officials investigated the crash for possible charges.
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Warren Youth Killed as Auto Rams Into Train
Igild Gebhardt, 42, of Warren, dies when his car crashes into a New York Central Railroad crossing near Frewsburg Falconer. His brother William, 20, is seriously injured. a third passenger, Barbour Sarkon, treated and released. Sheriff notes vehicle failed to stop and crossed into the train path. Gebhardt sustained chest and arm injuries.
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Jansen's Drug Store Moves Today in Center Street Relocation
Jansen's Drug Store begins moving operations to Blore's new location at 120 North Center Street with stock and fittings being transferred. A formal opening for the drug store and the former Tom and Jim soda bar is planned in adjacent quarters linked by a connecting passage, under the Jansens' name. Marilyn Monroe filing for divorce from Joe DiMaggio is planned after their separation, per studio announcements.
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Supreme Court Eyes De segregation ruling as term nears
Washington reports the Supreme Court opens a review aimed at finalizing desegregation orders in five landmark public school cases. Justices set hearings for December and a possible ruling early in 1956, with lower boards moving toward desegregation.
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Youths Admit Thefts And Arson At Local Plant
Two boys aged nine and seven admitted a spree that included stealing rifles and knives, shoplifting, setting fire to Thompson Maple Products, damaging a car and a bowling alley, and spraying kerosene. Police recovered part of the money and weapons. they were released to guardians after a chase. Also noted: Dr W H McDiarmid, Pittsburgh dentist, died at Mercy Hospital aged 63 with funeral plans set.
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Ill Mother Wipes Out Entire Family in Oakland Tragedy
Police say Olive Lesser a 52 year old kindergarten teacher in East Oakland shot and killed her two sons Donald 18 and Richard 17 then wounded her husband Milan 43 and herself after a 10 hour spree. She sat in the living room until dusk when Milan returned home and the rifle ended the spree with her own death.
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Auto Crash Damages Reported Near Erie and Union City
authorities tally about 1200 dollars in damage from weekend auto crashes on Route 6 between Corry and Union City. Erie woman Mary Louise Berry, 27, survived a wreck near Evergreen Tourist Court with minor injuries after her sedan overturned. another collision in Spartanburg involving Margaret Kiss and Leslie Ross caused rear damage and no injuries.
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Loblaws Manager Transferred to Bradford Outlet Opening
JACK BO, ssmsegeh OLUE, after over 15 years with Loblaws, moves to oversee a new Bradford food outlet. The larger, modern store is due to open next month as part of expansion. A replacement for Mr Stout has not yet been named. Carr resigns from Senate Investigations Subcommittee effective October 3.
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West Germans to join NATO after London pact
The London Act paves the way for free and rearm West Germany and bring them into the Atlantic alliance. Leaders from France Britain the United States Canada Italy Belgium the Netherlands Luxembourg Norway Denmark Turkey Greece Iceland Portugal and others push for swift ratification. The plan envisions a German army of 500000 and an air force of 1380 planes within 18 to 24 months while Allied forces stay in West Berlin.
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Trieste Dispute Settled After Nine-Year Saga
Rome reports a breakthrough ending the Trieste dispute between Italy and Yugoslavia. Yugoslav Vice Premier Kardelj announced a settlement reached in Oslo with a supposed division of the Adriatic Territory. The agreement is to be signed in London with a government report to the Senate and a vote of confidence sought.
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