Backers Rally Behind Signature Drive for McCarthy
The Ten Million Americans Mobilizing for Justice announces a push to collect 10 million signatures in ten days to urge the Senate to reject censure charges against Sen. Robert McCarthy. The headquarters at the Hotel Roosevelt reports heavy public interest with 26 000 petition copies distributed and calls flooding in.
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Countess Loses Dog Crusade On Capri
Countess Maria Anfuso fails in her effort to relocate 162 stray dogs from Capri to Naples and Venice. The story recounts her refuge at Anacapri, neighbor complaints, and public attention as dogs accompany her in bars and restaurants.
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Theatre Owners Convention Ends with Optimism for Industry
The 42nd annual Theatre Owners of North and South Carolina convention ended in Charlotte with C A Dandelake elected president. George Murphy urged confidence in the film business despite some small theatres facing issues. Leonard Goldenson of ABC Paramount predicted strong growth as 12 million children reach age 12 in coming years.
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Knowland Crosses Ike on Peaceful Coexistence and U.N. Policy
Senate Republican leader Knowland clashes with President Eisenhower over coexistence with the Communist world and U.N. seating for Red China. He denounces coexistence as impossible, urges investigations of foreign policy, and had earlier signaled a U.S. exit from the U.N. if Red China were seated.
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Military Academies Barred From China Debate
The Defense Department restricts cadets from the U S Military Academy and Naval Academy from debating whether the U S should recognize Red China. The policy cites national policy as the reason and followed a West Point team’s withdrawal from Rutgers Newark College debate amid protests at Princeton panel.
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First mechanical washing machine patent in 158 by Hang Juon E Smith
The first known patent for a mechanical washing machine was issued to Hang Juon E. Smith in 158. It describes a hand-cranked device as the initial model for powered laundry appliances.
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