Senate pondered censure study on McCarthy report pace
Senator Stennis said a special Senate committee weighing censure against McCarthy could draft a report within a short time after hearings. He noted no fixed completion date but hoped for Sept. 20 and possible Senate action before the November elections.
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Summer’s Final Fling Draws Throng Across Nation
Americans take a long weekend as fair weather boosts trips to beaches and events. The Associated Press notes 290 expected traffic deaths over the long holiday and 346 lives lost in a nonholiday period. Michigan declares emergency and calls National Guard as President Eisenhower promotes safety. Groundbreaking ceremony for a new power plant is held near Shipport, Pennsylvania.
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Solon Criticizes US Trade Relaxation With Soviet Bloc
Senator Jenner denounces Harold Stassen’s Aug 25 trade list changes as a surrender to the Soviet bloc. He argues removing 80 items from embargoes aids the Communists more than it helps the United States and warns this move undermines Allied support and U. S. security. He notes continued controls on shipments to China North Korea and parts of Vietnam.
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Senate Internal Security Subcommittee
Population Increase Figures in United Nations Regulation
The article explains world population growth with a daily net increase of about 100,000 births over deaths. This yields roughly a 36 percent rise yearly, citing UN regulation figures and noting the last estimate for a given age group was 35.
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United Nations
Britons Winding Up Tour Of Far East
Seven British Labour leaders conclude a swift tour of Japan after conferences with Socialist and Labour groups and a Diet briefing. The visit, following Russia and Red China trips, drew protests over U S policies and Japan’s stationing of U S troops. Morgan Phillips said full China views would wait for a Labour party report.
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Bevan
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China
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Teens Admit 40 Burglaries in Chicago Case
Two teen aged girls confessed to more than 40 burglaries on Chicago's near northwest side over the last month. They described breaking into homes stealing cash and jewelry and even cooking breakfast before an alleged murder attempt failed when a pistol misfired. They were reported to live in tenements with complex family ties.
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Browner
Richard Konkowski
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