Butler Eyes 1956 Role as Party Leader in Split Talks
In 1952 Adlai Stevenson led the party. Butler declares he is in the race to stay with strong South support. DiSalle backers claim Truman’s heft, but Truman says he will not name candidates and hopes for a chairman who can win in 1956. Finnegan’s health limits him from attending as a rival effort surfaces amid possible rule challenges.
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McCarthy censured by Senate in party line vote
The Senate approved censure of McCarthy by 64 to 23 and then 64 to 24 after a lengthy roll call. Senator Flanders, author of the original censure, called the experience long and sad yet necessary, hoping for a more constructive anti communism effort. McCarthy predicted a one sided vote but said he would return to digging communists from the government, while praising his Democratic colleagues for supporting the move as a judicial proceeding. He noted he voted yes on the final roll call and defended the action as censure rather than lynching.
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New York Stock Market Mixed as Trading Pauses and Gains
The New York market closed midday with firm tone and scattered gains around two points. Trading reached about 214 million shares, modestly lower than the previous day, while DuPont rose after a Chicago court ruling affecting a major antitrust suit involving General Motors and U S Rubber. Tobacco issues remained in strong demand with most up one to two points on large blocks, though activity cooled later.
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Condensed account of Sheppard case testimony and reactions
On the day, medical notes described Indication of a cervical spinal cord contusion. Dr E Richard Hexter testified no serious injury to the defendant, while the prosecution questioned the injuries. Dr Stephen, the defense witness, said his brother cried when accused by detectives and recalled the line that policemen think I killed Marilyn.
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Wilmington Woman Fatally Stabbed In Family Quarrel
Irene Dale 26 of Wilmington was found dead from stab wounds after a reported family quarrel. Her husband Haron Dale 39, was seriously wounded and held by police after receiving 36 stitches. Neighbors recalled an earlier fight as police took two children from the home. Dale formerly worked at a Newport News shipyard and is now unemployed.
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Freedom Is Sought by Allied Nations in Korea Crisis
U S delegates condemn the jailing of captured airmen as trumped up charges while Russia denies linkage to Korea. Wadsworth urges fresh negotiations as China’s capture reports surface. Alliances include Britain France Canada Greece Belgium Luxembourg New Zealand Philippines Thailand South Africa and Turkey.
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North Carolina potato growers vote on self assessment plan
AURORA and Irish potato growers in 13 eastern counties voted today on a self assessment to promote potato sales. If approved by two thirds, the NC Potato Assn would gain about 15000 dollars yearly. the levy would not exceed 4 of one percent of each farmer's annual output. Eligible counties: Currituck Camden Tyrrell Hyde Washington Beaufort Pasquotank Carteret Pamlico Duplin Pitt Wayne Craven.
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Stevens Fails To File Proper Campaign Report In North Carolina
Raleigh Secretary of State Thad Fure demands William E. Stevens Jr of Lenoir file required campaign contribution and expenditure reports. Stevens, a Republican, lost the Ninth District race by about 5 000 votes to Rep Hugh Alexander in the November 2 general election. He has filed a report with Eure duplicating a Washington House report that does not meet state law.
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UN Pressure and War Debate Echoes in Wilson Eisenhower
The piece notes calls for careful consideration before war, quoting Wilson on seeking peaceful means and blockades as war actions. It cites Eisenhower arguing against moving toward war without strong congressional input.
Eisenhower Outlines GOP Course For 1956
President Eisenhower warned against party splits over anti subversion drives and urged the Republicans to stay a progressive moderate force. He said the party should be liberal in dealing with people but conservative in economy to avoid centralization and paternalism. He stressed intelligent Americans demand a civicly balanced program for America's future.
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Witness Killed In Griffin Stabbing Case Prom Page One
Witness Griffin, a material witness and former Cobb County informer, is fatally stabbed after attempting a call to Sheriff Murphy before he died at Cobb Memorial Hospital. The case ties to the Patterson murder inquiry and a large vice cleanup with 734 indictments. George T. Davis Sr. pleaded guilty to lottery and gambling charges as part of the same probe.
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World’s largest man made harbor at San Calif
The article proclaims the world’s largest artificial harbor located in San Calif, highlighting its vast scale and expected impact on regional maritime activity. It notes construction details and anticipated economic benefits for the area.
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