Postponement of Vote Sought in McCarthy Censure Debate
Senate debate over a six man committee rebuke of Senator McCarthy continued with Sen. Capehart proposing a two month delay to allow more deliberation. Senator Jackson dismissed any postponement as unlikely while McCarthy defended his position amid cross accusations and talks of a substitute resolution.
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Washington
Sen
Capehart
R-Ind
Senate
McCarthy
R-Wis
Jackson
D Wash
Ralph W. Zwicker
Wittess
Watkins
Utah
Sen. Case
Methy
Dirksen
R-N
Bridges
Ike Sees Veterans Parade in Abilene Kansas
President Eisenhower reviewed a Veterans Day parade in Abilene Kansas atop the Sunflower Hotel marquee with his grandchildren and family. He visited his parents graves at Abilene Cemetery, greeted Rep Ed Rees, and waved to a large crowd after a morning memorial activity.
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Abilene
Kan
Eisenhower
Sunflower Hotel
Abilene American Legion
Kansas
Washington
Abilene Cemetery
John
Milton
Earl
David
Ed Rees
R-Kan
Congress
Traffic Tag Racket Uncovered In New York
Five men including a policeman and a former officer were detained over a magic card traffic ticket evasion scheme. Police say at least 100 patrol officers are involved, with graft spreading from New York City to parkways across Nassau and Suffolk counties. Cardholders paid 2 to 20 dollars for immunity, while corrupt cops kept cards and passed offenders to the ring.
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New York
Brooklyn
Edward
Silver
New York City
Francis W. H. Adams
Wesce
Nassau Suffolk
Soldier Dies After Drinking Fifth of Liquor
Pvt. Edward F. Boniarski of Baltimore Maryland died in a hotel from acute alcoholism after winning a bet to drink a fifth of liquor in ten minutes. Police Chief Thornton Weeks said the Camp Gordon soldier became unmanageable after the drink and his companions failed to gain entry to Camp Gordon due to untagged car plates before relocating to South Carolina for the night.
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North Augusta
S.C
Thornton Weeks
Camp Gordon
Weeks
Edward F. Boniarski
Baltimore
South Carolina
Johns Proposes Separate Schools At Southern Governors Meet
Florida Acting Gov Charley Johns urged President Eisenhower to convoke a special session of Congress to seek a constitutional amendment allowing states to maintain separate but equal public schools. He pressed for Southern governors to petition for such a change amid the Supreme Court decision outlawing segregation.
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Boca Raton
Fila
Charley E. Johns
Florida
Eisenhower
Congress
Johns
America
United States
National Congress
U. S. Supreme Court
United States Supreme Court
Southland
Maine
California
Mpi Port
Ives
Supreme Court
Chancellor Proposes Women Run Cities
St Louis report quotes Washington University Chancellor Ethan A H Shepley urging women to govern cities. He says parties fail large cities and voters should persuade wives to take over municipal government, arguing women can run cities better than men.
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ST. Louis
Ethan A. H. Shepley
Washington University
Scottish Rite Club
US drafts conciliatory note on Soviet air clash
The State Department works on a new note to Moscow to explore avoiding future incidents after last Sunday's Far East clash cost one American life. Officials note a restrained tone from both sides and study Russia’s call for measures to prevent border violations by American aircraft.
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Washington
State Department
Russia
Georgi Marenkov
Charles E. Bohlen
Moscow
U.S
Soviet Union
United States
Labourites Accept German Arms Proposal
In a closed caucus Laborite MPs voted 124 to 72 to accept the rearmament agreement for West Germany. The decision, seen as a comeback for former Prime Minister Clement Attlee and his moderates against left winger Aneurin Bevan, will be debated in the House of Commons next week.
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London
West Germany
House of Commons
Comtone
Clement Attlee
Aneurin Bevan
Dulles Calls Red China Aggressive in Asia
Secretary of State Dulles told the Senate Foreign Relations Committee that Communist China shows aggressive intent in Asia and threatens peace. He cited measures from Free Thai to Vietminh gains and urged quick Manila Pact approval amid plans for Southeast Asia defense action.
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Warren Rogers
Washington
Dulles
China
Asia
United States
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Mansfield
D-Mont
Orient
Sen
Wiley
R-Wis
Eisenhower
Senate
Congress
Sen. McCarthy
Pacific
Ficant
Thailand
Indochina
Vietminh
Singapore
Yunan
P Go
India
Bur
Indonesia
Special iron lung flown to save 2 year old in Salt Lake City
A special small iron lung was flown from Denver to Salt Lake City yesterday to aid 2 year old Patrick Burdette who was admitted to a hospital Saturday. The device, an adult iron lung in use, failed to operate satisfactorily.
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Salt Lake City
Denver
Ey Patrick Burdette
Gary
Needle Thru Heart Mystery Death of Cabinet Maker
Five year cabinet maker Peter Pivaroff died after a 2.58 inch needle pierced his heart, with a second puncture noted by autopsy surgeon Dr. Frederick Newbarr. Police investigate possible instrument handling and potential fighting, wife says he drank heavily recently.
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Peter Pivaroff
R. L. Clodie
Vic Wallace
Los Angeles
Pivaroff
Frederick D. Newbarr
Los Angeles County
Fred Laughlin
Hodges Promises to Meet State's Problems Squarely
Raleigh governor Luther Hodges pledges to tackle North Carolina’s big issues with careful study and firm effort. He briefs reporters on budget prep for 1956 legislature, notes possible tax increases, and respects Gov Umstead’s legacy while signaling plans for a busy start. More on page six-a.
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Hodges
Raleigh
Luther Hodges
Umstead
195S
Reer
Tedeles
Dixon-Yates power contract signed, Cole announces
Rep. Cole says the Dixon-Yates contract and a memorandum are signed and calls a 2 p.m. committee meeting. The plan would build a 107 million dollar plant at West Memphis Arkansas to supply TVA with power for atomic plants in Tennessee and Kentucky. The move sparked a partisan response from President Eisenhower.
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Washington
Rep
Cole
R-N.y
Senate House Atomic Energy Committee
Eisenhower
Atomic Energy Law
Dixon- Yates
Congress
Senate
House Atomic Energy Committee
West Memphis
Ark
Tennessee Valley Authority
TVA
Tennessee
Kentucky
Sears
Immigration Regulations Liberalized in Mass Naturalization
New policy steps include broader pre inspection for aliens seeking residence, wider parole use for those under study, and removal of Seattle Honolulu detention facilities. Brownell spoke to mass naturalizations in 109 cities as 48 000 foreign born took the oath, with ceremonies at Ebbets Field and the Polo Grounds and other cities nationwide.
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New York
Brownell
Welcme
United States
U.S
Seattle
Honolulu
Ieresien Suevien
Ee Solel
Ellis Island
Boston
San Francisco
San Pedro
Ebbets Field
Brooklyn
Polo Grounds
Baltimore
Philadelphia
Newark
Paterson
Hackensack
New Jersey
Miami
Detroit
Chicago
el Paso
San Ann
Portland
Maine
Honoulu
Guam
Philippines
Japan
Canada
Tear Gas Bomb Explodes In Court
In Golden Colorado a tear gas bomb in the pocket of District Attorney George G. Priest exploded during a District Court session. He carried the bomb during an investigation and accidentally touched the triggering mechanism. One person reportedly left the room due to exposure.
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Golden, Colo
Dist
George G. Priest
Priest
Treasure tale: 64 billion gold buried in Japanese mine
Report claims documents authenticated by historians reveal a vast treasure of 64 billion dollars buried in a deserted silver mine near Osaka. Sumitomo Metal Mining Co. would lead the hunt, tied to Toyotomi Hideyoshi's era and Korea invasion, with Kanichiro Kamei credited for the discovery of the records.
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Tokyo
Korea
Japan
Sangyo Keizai
Osaka
Sumitomo Metal Mining Co
Kanichiro Kamei
Toyotomi
Hideyoshi
Napoleon of
Ae Sieyorssi
Talbott Warns Of Nuclear Weapons Threat At Veterans Day
Secretary of the Air Force Harold Talbott told a Veterans Day ceremony at Arlington National Cemetery that there are weapons powerful enough to lay waste to a continent. He urged nations to seek God’s help to prevent their use, saying civilization could be wiped out in a single night by such weapons. He warned the problem lies with humanity, and stressed religion and moral guidance as essential to facing atomic dangers.
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Washington
Air Force
Harold Talbott
Talbott
Heronan
Goer
Peron Attacks Clergymen as Enemies of the Government
President Juan D. Peron accused three Argentine Roman Catholic bishops and two Italian priests of acting against the state and warned of action. He charged Catholic Action with trying to undermine his regime but said he does not blame the church for the political situation. He spoke at a closed Peronist gathering. the remarks were broadcast nationally after a 10 day campaign.
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Buenos Aires
Argentina
Juan D. Peron
Italin
Rernment
Catholic Action Movement
Peronista
National
Me Dio
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