Senators Condemn McCarthy After 67-22 Rebuke Vote
The Senate adopted a resolution condemning Senator McCarthy on two counts by a 67-22 final tally after an extended session. Democrats and independent Morse supported the measure, while the vote reflected a sharp GOP split with 22 Republicans voting for the resolution. McCarthy called the outcome a circus ending as he faced charges of obstructing processes and intemperate conduct toward a closed door hearing and Zwicker.
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Senate Elections Subcommittee
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Ralph W. Zwicker
Zwicker
New York City
Antitrust Action Dismissed in Major Government Suit
U S District Judge Walter Labuy dismissed the civil antitrust case against Du Pont General Motors and United States Rubber. He ruled there was no conspiracy or restraint of trade and no monopoly, despite government calls it the largest antitrust action in U S history.
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U.S. Dist
Walter J. Labuy
duPont
General Motors Corp
United States Rubber Co
Labuy
General Motors
du Pont
United States
Labay
United States Rubber
U. S
Churches Unite On War Faith At National Assembly
The National Council of Churches assembly in Boston debated Christian responses to war and peace issues. Dr. Eugene Carson Blake, new NCC president, urged unity across denominations and described desegregation and vigilance for liberty as core aims. There was a silence for Pope Pius XI amid his illness, and the assembly voted to hold meetings every three years with Blake serving a three year term.
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National Council of Churches
Baer
Methodist
Gerald H. Kennedy
Los Angeles
Jus XII
Council
Eugene Carson Blake
Philadelphia
Pope Pius XI
South Church
Blake
Presbyterian Church
Souahly
Democratic National Committee seeks chair as race heats up
New Orleans members cast ballots in a free for all to pick a successor to Chairman Stephen A. Mitchell. Debate centers on whether a majority or a plurality is required for election as vacancies and abstentions shape the race among Clarence Cannon and contenders from Ohio and elsewhere. Mitchell warned the committee may need to operate without a chair after January 1 if no successor is chosen.
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New Orleans
Democratic National Committee
Stephen A. Mitchell
Mitchell
Clarence Cannon
Missouri
Texas
West Virginia
Puerto Rico
Nevada
Sofmenanias
Samet
Michael Oh Salke
Ohio
Price
Sonne
Kait Mitchell
U.S. presses U.N. to free American airmen in Red China
President Eisenhower urges U.N. action to secure release of 11 U.S. airmen held by Communist China and warns against warlike measures. State Department, Dulles and Lodge plan New York talks with allied diplomats to seek release amid rising tensions.
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World Organization Today
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Knowland
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Far East
Wa van
Russia
Henry Cabot Lodge
New York
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Sante Ae Kas Eens
Not Exactly Vote Of Confidence
Washington report notes Senate action discussed as a possible censure. Sen. McCaulay commented that it would not be accurate to call it a vote of confidence.
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Senate
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Pope Pius XII's condition called satisfactory by Vatican
Vatican reports say the 7 year old pope endured peritoneal irritation with abdominal tension though X rays and exams showed no alarming signs. Montini tended him at the Vatican palace as prayers rose worldwide amid reports of possible ulcers and heart concerns.
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Paul Niehans
Rome
Vatican City
Pius XII
Msgr
Giovanni Batista Montini
Vatican Palace
Riccardo Galeazzi-Lisi
Nove Ie
Tican
Witness killed amid Patterson case in Phenix City
A Phenix City witness who testified before a grand jury investigating A L Patterson's murder was stabbed to death. National Guardsmen patrol the city five months after Patterson's death as a 16 year old is arrested and linked to the slaying. Jerry C Washington claims Griffin struck him during an argument, leading to the fatal stabbing. John Patterson becomes Alabama attorney general next January 17.
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Ala
A. L Patterson
Patterson
Johnnie F. Griffin
Phenix C.y Case
National Guardsmen
James N. Brown
Charles Cook
Jerry C. Washington
Griffin
Washington
John Patterson
Neval
Alabama
Eisenhower silent over Knowland clash on policy harmony
President Eisenhower urged GOP leaders to stay aligned with his policy in a news conference. Senate leader Knowland offered no comment, keeping with the tense clash over China policy and Cold War strategy as McCarthy echoes loom in Republican power dynamics.
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Knowland
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Russia
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Know‘land
Congress
Allies press UN action to free 11 American airmen
United States presses for UN action to free 11 American airmen jailed by China on spy charges. U S Chief Delegate Lodge convened emergency talks with 15 Korean Allies in Washington to discuss rapid steps. Possible moves include Security Council appeal, Hammarskjold intercession, or a General Assembly resolution.
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U.N
Red China
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Henry Cabot Lodge Jr
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Eisenhower
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Savige
Security Council
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U.S. Army
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Gay
Literary Awards Presented at State Meeting
RALEIGH—Poe ry juvenile literature and historical writing awards were announced at the 7th annual State Literary and Historical Association gathering. Winners include Thad Stem Jr of Oxford for The Jacknife Horse, Mebane Holoman Burgywn of Jackson for Penny Hugh, and Rankin of Chapel Hill for Cowpens Prelude to Yorktown. Several societies also held sessions and honors, with Charles A. Cannon awards given for historical research to figures including Cecil B. DeMille and Duke affiliates.
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State Literary and Historical Assa
Thad Stem Jr
Oxford
Roanoke Chowan
Roanoke-Chowan Group of Writers and Allied Artists
Mebane Holoman Burgywn
Jackson
North Carolina
the American Assen
Penny Hugh F. Rankin
Chapel Hill
R.D.W. Connor
North Carolina Historical Review
Rankin
University of North Carolina
Louis B. Wright
Folger Shakespeare Library
Washington, D.C
Mayflower Society
State Society of County and
State Folklore Society
State Poetry Society
State Society For the Preservation of Antiquities
Charles A. Cannon
Cecil B. DeMille
Washington, N.C
J. F. Stanback
Mount Gil‘ead
Montgomery County
M. Stearns
Raleigh
Fowle
Haywood Hall
George C. Allen
New York
Allen
Duke
J. Atty. Ge Harry
Tryon Palace
New Bern
Formosa Treaty Signed Between U S and Nationalist China
The United States and Nationalist China sign a mutual security treaty to defend Formosa and the Pescadores against Red aggression. Dulles and George Yeh pledge consultation on defense, with the pact to remain in force indefinitely and ratified after the new year. Britain calls for moderation to avert clashes in the Formosa Straits.
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United States
China
Formosa
Westeré
Britain
Red China
Dulles
George Yeh
Pacific
U.S. Seventh Fleet
London
British
Foreign Office
Formosa Straits
U.S
Sai
Sone
Odeen
Congress
Pescadore Islands
U.S. Islands
Far Pacific
Pescadores
Sheppard's Condition Described By Defense Witness
Dr. Samuel Sheppard's condition worsened after hospital admission with swelling and loss of function. The defense claims a serious injury from a fight with a mysterious attacker killed his wife Marilyn, who died July 4 in the early hours.
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Samuel Sheppard
Stephen Sheppard
Marilyn
Steve
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William J. Corrigan
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