Wild scramble for McCarthy seat in Wisconsin Senate
McCarthy’s death in Washington triggers a special election race in Wisconsin with no governor appointment possible. Likely candidates include Walter J. Kohler Glenn R. Davis and Lt. Gov Warren Knowles for Republicans while Democrats eye Gaylord Nelson Henry Maier and William Proxmire.
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Ee Ee
Thomson
Sehinstions
U. S. Senate
Walter J. Kohler
McCarthy
Glenn R. Davis
Alexander Wiley
Wis
Warren P. Knowles
New Richmond
Gaylord Nelson
Madison
Henry W. Maier
Milwaukee
William Proxmire
Pets and people share our love and patience according to faith
The piece reflects on how pets reflect their owners and how we treat animals and people. It urges applying the same kindness to fellow humans as to pets and listening more to God than to our dogs. It emphasizes sharing love and fellowship with God and people to raise spiritual outlooks.
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R. L. Dieffenbacher
D.D
NEA
Death of Senator Joseph R. McCarthy Ends Turbulent Career
Senator Joseph R. McCarthy of Wisconsin died at Bethesda Naval Hospital after an acute liver condition at age 47. His death reduces Wisconsin to 46 seats, ending a controversial era marked by Army investigations and clashes with Eisenhower and Truman.
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Washington
Joseph R. McCarthy
Wisconsin
McCarthy
Naval Hospital
Bethesda
Senate
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Harry S. Truman
Eisenhower
White House
Truman
New York
Plane lands on road near Raleigh after fuel warning
A Seymour Johnson Air Force Base report said a 733 two place jet trainer made a safe forced landing on a country road near Raleigh after signaling low fuel. The damaged plane and two crewmen were unharmed as it touched down on Poole road near Shotwell, east of Raleigh.
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Raleigh
Seymour-Johnson Air Force Base
Goldsboro
Coast Guard
Norfolk
Smithfield
Selma
G. Holland
Seymour-Johnson
Poole Road
Shotwell
Highway Access Bill Favored by House Roads Committee
A House Roads Committee reports a favorable view of a revised limited access highway bill. The substitute, drafted by Bath State Highway Commissioner W. Reid, proposes rules on government access to land condemned for highways.
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Raleigh
House Roads
Bath
W. Reid
Mrs Maurice Regan Named International Rep for Plumbers Union
Mrs Maurice J Regan of New York is listed as international representative of the Plumbers Union. The notice notes her role with the organization and her connection to the union’s leadership and overseas duties.
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Boston
Maurice J. John F. Regan
New York
The
Plumbers Union
Dulles Urges Reds to End German Division
Secretary of State Dulles called on the Soviet Union to end the division of Germany, stating the ongoing split is unjustifiable on humanitarian and legal grounds. He spoke to the North Atlantic Council after West German Foreign Minister von Brentano urged rapid reunification with support from 15 NATO nations.
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Bonn
Germany
Dulles
Russia
Beck Surrenders as Indictment Hits Teamsters Chief
The article reports Dave Beck surrendering after an indictment alleging evasion of over 56 000 in 1950 income taxes. He was fingerprinted and will appear before U S District Judge Edward M Curran for bond before facing the Rackets Committee in Washington.
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Washington
Teamsters
U.S. Marshal's
Beck
Tacoma
Wash
U.S. Dist
Edward M. Curran
Teamsters’ Joint Council No. 28 Building Assn
Seattle
George H. Boldt
Washington, D. C
Senate
Dave Beck
Teamsters Union
Costello Shot In Apparent assassination Attempt
New York gambler Frank Costello, age 65, was shot in the lobby of his Central Park area apartment house in what police called an apparent assassination attempt. He suffered a superficial scalp wound from a near point blank shot and was treated at Roosevelt Hospital before being held for questioning.
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New York
Frank Costello
Costello
Central Park
Roosevelt Hospital
William Kennedy
Estelle
Generoso Pope
Upper East Side
Pete Keith
Kennedy
Truman warns Eisenhower policies push toward socialism
Former President Truman argues current administration moves raise mortgage rates for homeowners and push small businesses out. He accuses the Treasury and energy policies of privatizing atomic power and fears private ownership would starve many. He speaks to the Electric Consumers Information Committee and shifts to foreign affairs noting global changes by modern transport and communication.
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Washington
Harry 8
Truman
Eisenhower
Electric Consumers Information Committee
Secretary of the Treasury
Committee
Officials See Hope In Soviet Aerial Inspection Proposal
U S State Department officials report Russia may accept aerial inspection as a step toward disarmament talks. They note Moscow hints at a fundamental revision of ideas but warn the proposal as given is unacceptable. Officials urge Russia to elaborate details and allow modifications for possible approval by the United States Britain France and Canada. The main objection is comparing vast but sparsely populated Soviet Asia to the western United States.
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Washington
State Department
Russia
Moscow
U. N
United States
Britain
France
Canada
Soviet Union
Asia
Flood Plan Funds Are Refused
Congress committee rejects a 50 million dollar allotment for the federal flood insurance program as part of an omnibus appropriation bill. The panel cuts total funding by 70 million to 1.26 billion, with 8.1 percent overall cuts to date. A 14 million compromise was rejected and a study fund of 325,000 was proposed instead.
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Hescandial
Conanias
Eisenhower
Committee
House
Senate
Boland
D-Mass
Panama Canal
Balboa
Senate Divides on Auto Liability Plan in North Carolina
The North Carolina Senate Insurance Committee backed an uninsured motorist fund to cover claims by unafforded drivers, while the House favored proof of financial responsibility at auto tag purchase. The fund would gather eight dollars from uninsured motorists annually. Other actions included daylight saving time proposal, a 75 cent minimum hourly wage hearing, and a note to continue on page nine.
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Raleigh
North Carolina
Senate
House
Senate Insurance Committee
Senate Finance Committee
F. L. Gobble
Forsyth County
House Committee On Manufacturing and Labor
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