Party Heads Debate Before Students Cheer Boos
Washington. Republican chairman Leonard W. Hall and Democrat Stephen A. Mitchell debated Sen. McCarthy before about 1,000 Georgetown students. They sparred on McCarthy’s tactics, while McCarthy planned speaking tours and prepared new lines for a broad campaign.
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Stephen A. Mitchell
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Oklahoma City
Georgetown Law
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Harry Dexter
Wisconsin
Maine
Margaret Chase Smith
Robert L. Jones
Potter
R-Mich
Jones
Nixon
Ulure
Warty Surinkin
A Smasher Paves Way To Bright Future
An article describes atomic energy research with a large machine costing millions funded by the AEC. It notes record energy outputs, prior milestones, and the evolving understanding of nuclear particles while touching on Indochina and Dien Bien Phu context, and future cosmic ray research. It mentions McCarthyism and aims of experiments in laboratories.
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U. S
Atomic Energy Commission
Young Democrats Offer Open to Citizens 18 and Up
Gerald Klein, club president, announced the Young Democrats MTAMmMr RACH race offer is open to any citizen 18 or older with a July 4 deadline. The event invites participation from eligible residents and outlines registration and participation details.
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Gerald Klein
McCarthy McKee Showdown Sparks Senate Clash
Army heads accuse McCarthy and aide Roy Cohn of pressuring for favors for drafted pal Pvt. G. David Schine. Mundt presses for neutral handling as McCarthy plans a four day tour, insisting on participation, while Knowland argues for priority of the inquiry. A letter demands a new Peress case report.
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Senate
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Mundt
Republcan
Cohn
Francis P. Carr
Carr
Adams
Senate Gop
Sen. Knowland
California
Stevens
Maj
Irving Peress
Three Corner Races in State Parties Across Ballots
Multiple candidates filed for governor and other statewide posts in both parties. Petitions were rejected for Robert Gray Taylor while Gaynelle Dixon filed for secretary of internal affairs. William Livengood Jr. faces Dixon without party backing for a fifth term. Democratic and Republican slates for lieutenant governor, attorney general, and Superior Court expand with several names, including judges and current officials.
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Peter Elish
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George W Griffith
Cambria County
Ralph T. Bell
Allegheny County
Morgan H. Sohn
Beaver R. D
Wilhelm FP. Knauer
Philadelphia
Murray Peeler
Indiana
Lloyd H. Wood
Collegeville R. D
Gordon F. Chamberlin
Paxinos R
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Thomas
Stephenson
Altoona
George M. Leader
York
Charles J. Schmitt
Girard
Erie County
William D. McClelland
Pittsburgh
Frank F. Truscott
William R. McMillen
Black Lick
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Roy F. Furman
Waynesburg
Somerset
Gaynelle Dixon
Genevieve Blatt
Peter Blish
Canonsburg
Chester H. Rhodes
Stroudsburg
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F. Clair Ross
Harrisburg
Robert E. Woodside Jr
Millersburg
John M. Walker
Allegheny
Wilhelm F. Knauer
Beaver R
George W. Griffith
Ande
Rhodes
Ross
Woodside
Eisenhower Opposes Income Tax Decrease
President Eisenhower continues to oppose a cut in income taxes. He cautions that reduced revenues threaten military and domestic programs, urging Congress to seek alternative deficit reduction while maintaining essential funding commitments.
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Eisenhower
FBI Agent Impostor Traps Man In Extortion Plot
FBI agents used a disguise to lure Wendell Ringholz, 47, of Northridge, who sought $30,000 from Factor cosmetics chief Max Factor Jr. Ringholz picked up a dummy bundle of money in an orange grove after a week of staged tips and ads. Factor reported the extortion attempt and Ringholz was arrested on a mail extortion charge with a preliminary hearing set for April 8. The episode occurred amid national tax talk, with Eisenhower opposing broad exemptions while Democrats push higher personal exemptions to fund revisions.
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San Fernando Valley
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Donald
Beverly Hills
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Ringholz
Cleveland
Ohio
Hisenhower
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House
Eisenhower
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Ica
Santa Monica
Orange Grove
Senate panel weighs Gouzenko testimony release
The Senate internal security subcommittee moved to accept Canada's offer to make public testimony given by Igor Gouzenko, former Soviet Embassy employee, now living incognito in Canada.
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Washington
Senate
Internal Security Subcommittee
Canada
Igor Gouzenko
Odd Collection Of Animals Sought
Los Angeles police were asked to search for a black panther two honey bears two monkeys and a pair of pigeons missing from a man’s back of a cab menagerie Wayne Roberts claimed ownership the animals vanished after a car breakdown on a trip to Arizona and were last seen in the city.
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Los Angeles
Wayne Roberts
Arizona
Obituaries for Linda Mae Flecker and Mary Verep Cudrig
Infant Linda Mae Flecker of David and Myra Walker Flecker died March 13 1964 in Indiana Memorial Hospital. Graveside service was held at Greenwood Cemetery Indiana Pa. Mary Verep Cudrig of Iselin Pa died unexpectedly March 8 1954 at home. She born Feb 2 1889 in Italy lived in Iselin 44 years and survived by multiple relatives. funeral Mass at Holy Cross Church Iselin with interment in Iselin Cemetery.
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David
Myra L. Walker Flecker
Indiana Memorial Hospital
Robert Dell
Greenwood Cemetery
Indiana
Mary Verep Cudrig
Iselin
Italy
Holy Cross
Joseph Cocovich
Phillip Cudrig
Geno Coco
Church of
Aloysuis Borkowski
Robinson Funeral Home
Saltsburg
130 County Committee Petitions Filed for Local Nominations
John L Tweese of Clymer seeks Democrat nomination for representative. U S Representative John P Saylor files for renomination in District 26 covering Indiana Cambria and Armstrong. Indiana Borough and White Township residents file for county committeeman nominations across district subareas. Each voting district will nominate one man and one woman at the primary. Full petition list will appear later in the Gazette.
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Clymer
U.S
John P.saylor
Johnstown
Indiana
Cambria
Armstrong Counties
U. S
House of Representatives
Indiana Borough
White Township
Clark L. Myers
Andrew Smith Jr
Margaret Plotzer
John D. Shank
William T. Pierce
Lynn Boucher
Nellie R. Smith
Turner B. Streams
Odie B. St. Clair
Tom McLaughlin
William J.R. Beatty
Frances Nastase
Jack G. Wolfe
Robert A. St. Clair
Marie M. Compton
Charles Strickland
John R. Campbell
Helen Watson
Howard C. Lewis
Frank F. Fulton
Hilda Bush
Gazette
French Forces Hold Fortress Against Viet Minh Assault
In a fierce assault 175 miles west of Handi, Viet Minh rebels launched heavy attacks on the northern outpost while French Union defenders fortified the fortress core. Despite brutal artillery barrages and rain turning the plain to mud, French guns mowed down advancing troops as waves of rebels pressed repeatedly.
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