Senate Condemns McCarthy Conduct On Two Counts
The Senate voted 67 to 20 to condemn Senator McCarthy for refusing to aid a subcommittee and for abusing members during the 1951 52 investigations. The action ends the censure drive sparked by the Army hearings and the Zwicker episode, with support stretching across party lines and lingering tensions over McCarthy’s conduct.
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Ind-ore
Flanders
McCarthy Army
Hendrickson
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Watkins Group
Senate Adjourns Special Session Amid McCarthy Illness
The Senate extended its session for an extra period from Nov. 8, then recessed for 11 days while McCarthy recovered from an elbow injury. The special session adjourned at 7:10 p.m. EST today until Jan. 5, marking the fourth rebuke of a sitting senator in U.S. history.
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Senate
McCarthy
U. S. Senate
Brave Stewardess and Passengers Rescued After Flight Crash
A stewardess and four men survived a crash, aided by Miss McEttrick who used first aid kit materials. They endured frost and limited food as the wreck tore through the fuselage. The stewardess received warmth from passengers and later praised for her leadership before a fatal leg of the routine flight.
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Cept Carey
Miss McEttrick
Laconia
Texan Convicted In Girl's Slaying
Victor H. Lively, a 25 year old Texan, was convicted and sentenced for first degree murder in the slaying of 18 year old Dorothy Poore. A Marion County jury deliberated nine hours before verdict amid details of the dresser drawer murder found July 18 in Lively's hotel room. Lively sobbed as the judge imposed imprisonment. He was arrested a week later in Clayton Missouri.
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Indianapolis
Victor H. Lively
Dorothy Poore
Marion County Criminal Court
Lively
Saul Rabb
Clayton
Burglaries In Five Area Towns Report
Seven filling stations and garages in central Missouri were burglarized during the night with total losses under 200 dollars. Three were entered at Glasgow and one each at Gilliam Fayette Armstrong and Clifton Hill. The largest haul was 120 dollars at Gilliam where the safe was opened by manipulating the combination.
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Missouri
Highway Patrol
Sheriff's
Glasgow
Gilliam
Fayette
Armstrong
Clifton Hill
City council approves water fluoridation plan in Cape Girardeau
The City Council passed an ordinance directing fluoridation of the city's water within the next year. The measure must go to the Missouri Public Service Commission and the State Division of Health for approvals since the water is supplied by a private firm.
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Cape Girardeau
Missouri Public Service Commission
State Division of Health
U N Debate Over Korean War And Airmen Action
U N discussions focus on a proposed action regarding 11 American airmen in U N forces and two others not in the forces. Britain’s Nutting rejects a new peace conference, saying it offers no hope as the United Nations and Soviets clash over the goal of a unified democratic Korea. The Geneva stalemate persists as Allies push to uphold U N principles with South Korea’s Pyun set to speak.
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Britain
Anthony Nutting
Nutting
U.N. Assembly
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Jacob Malik
Korea
Rip van Winkle
United Nations
South Korea
Y. T. Pyun
Donnelly Seeks State Conference on Education Prep
Gov. Donnelly urged State Education Commissioner Hubert Wheeler to organize a state conference on education as preparation for a national discussion next year. The national event should occur before November 30, 1955, with Missouri’s session completed by that date. The federal government has allotted Missouri an initial cost allowance of 36,517 dollars for conference costs.
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Hubert Wheeler
Wheeler
Missouri
State Town frees water system from government mortgage
Excelsior Springs, Dec. 2. The Hall of Waters and mineral water system was released from government mortgage today. City Clerk George Sedar delivered 190000 in revenue bonds to a Kansas City bank acting as trustee for the Reconstruction Finance Corp, making the city sole owner of the plant.
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Excelsior Springs
George Sedar
Kansas City
Reconstruction Finance Corp
Barnhart Bound Over on 3 Counts
Barnhart bound over on three robbery counts after witnesses described a suspect with a similar build and notable hands and shoes in the holdups. Identification of a mask, clothing, and a hooded figure tied the suspect to the crimes. Earphart sat mute beside his attorney as proceedings noted note taking and family discussions. The case set for February term with possible earlier hearing if scheduled.
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Barnhart
U S Nationalists Sign Security Pact
The United States and Nationalist China sign a treaty to stabilize Formosa, pledging economic progress and social well being, with aims to resist armed attack and subversive activities from outside. Eisenhower to submit to Senate for ratification next session. the treaty remains in force indefinitely but can be terminated with one year notice.
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Formosa
United States
China
Eisenhower
Senate
Eisenhower Urges Patience for U S
President Eisenhower addressed patience for U S policy and noted George Fecteau of Lynn Massachusetts received a 20 year sentence. He praised Pope Pius XII for peace and liberty and praised the Rio de Janeiro Inter American Economic Conference for promised cooperation. He called McCarthy censure a Senate matter and urged better care for service families alongside a pay rise. He said his views align closely with Senator Knowland on core issues despite differing methods.
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Pius XII
Vatican City
Rio de Janeiro
Senate
Sen. Knowland
London Records Warmest December 2 in 70 Years
London reported a high of 57 degrees marking the warmest December 2 in seven decades. The city's temperature outpaced typical early winter readings, signaling an unusually mild day for early December.
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London
Tank truck fire injures Missouri driver in St Louis crash
In St Louis a milk tanker cab caught fire sending flames from under the dashboard. Driver Wayne Williamson of Monett Missouri was injured with a fractured wrist and burns to arms hands and face as the truck lost control, jumped a curb and hit a tree.
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ST. Louis
Wayne Williamson
Monctt
Williamson
Tulsa widow charged with murder in four husband deaths
Mrs. Nannie Doss, 49, of Tulsa Oklahoma, was charged in Lexington North Carolina with murder in the death of her former husband Arlie Jackson Lanning. Lanning is listed among four husbands she has admitted killing with rat poison.
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N. C
Nannie Doss
Tulsa
Okla
Arlie Jackson Lanning
Lanning
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