Fringe Censure Charges To Be Narrowed For McCarthy
Senator Stennis urged the Watkins committee to drop fringe charges and focus on the few accusations tied to McCarthy's conduct as a senator. Ellender called for a fair, impartial hearing and rejected gun-shot style charges, as the panel planned to begin hearings next week.
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Ellender
D-La
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Ferguson
R-Mich
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Watkins Committee
Woman Killed by Train in Zion
Teola Brooks about 60 believed from Chicago was killed Saturday night walking across Chicago North Shore & Milwaukee tracks in Zion. Authorities identified the woman and noted the fatal incident occurred on the railroad right of way near the tracks.
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Teola Brooks
Chicago
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Zion
Peace as Key to Seizing Diplomatic Momentum From Reds
AP analysis argues the United States could gain the diplomatic initiative by reframing negotiations around peace while Moscow seeks to keep Europe talking on EDC. The piece notes Kremlin moves to block Pan European security, hints at shifts with Red China and internal Soviet unease, including Chu Teh’s recent speech omitting the Soviet Union.
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China
U.S.S.R
Penping
Labor Board Reverses Strike Rule On Taft Hartley
The National Labor Relations Board votes 3 to 2 to limit strikes to modify or terminate a contract only when the 60 day notice precedes the modification or termination date. The decision upholds stability in bargaining and restricts strikes aimed at changing contracts outside those parameters.
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National Labor Relations Board
NLRB
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McCarthy Lashes Senate Critics Over Skunk Hunt Metaphor
Senator McCarthy told an American Legion crowd that “nice little boys in the Senate” attack him for doing the tough work of investigations into communism. He linked the controversy to his youth on a Wisconsin farm, comparing skunk hunting to political courage and urging a hardline stance against Red China.
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Two Die In Auto Crash Near Joliet Illinois
Two men died in a Saturday automobile crash on U S Route 66A about six miles south of Joliet. The victims were Charles M Franson 28 the driver and John A Strang er 25 the passenger who had moved to Joliet two months earlier from Martinsville Indiana.
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Joliet
Charles M. Franson
John A. Strainger
Martinsville
Ind
Emilie Dionne Body Returns Home For Rites
Emilie Dionne body arrives in Callander from Montreal after autopsy in Quebec confirms epilepsy and natural death. Her sisters, parents, and eight others grapple with loss as the family plans religious rites and mourning.
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Quebec
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Fontaine
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Yvonne
Marie
Cecile
Annette
Accidental Abduction Ends as Boy Reunites with Family
Four year old Bruce Parker, abducted after being left in a car, was found unharmed after more than 36 hours. He told his rescuer he wanted orange juice, then spoke of going home. His mother Hilda and father Albert Joyfully welcomed him back in Bethlehem Pennsylvania near Allentown.
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Margaret
Diehl
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Nine Killed As Riots Erupt In Morocco
At least nine people died and 32 were wounded in rioting sparked by Moroccan nationalists in Port Lyautey. French and Moroccan clashes left four demonstrators dead and 30 wounded, as tensions rise ahead of the Sultan's Aug departure anniversary.
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Pierre Mendes- France
Tunis
La Crosse Inter-State Fair to close Sunday after record turnout
La Crosse's 64th annual Inter-State Fair wraps up Sunday at midnight after strong attendance. Special children's day events run noon to 6 pm with 10 cent rides, two grandstand shows, and exhibits removal starting at 4 pm. The Twentieth Century Shows will depart Monday for Albert Lea Minnesota.
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Wisconsin
Minnesota
Albert Lea
Minn
Urge Zoning To Protect Roadsides
The Wisconsin division of the American Automobile Association calls for stronger county zoning to shield multi million dollar highway investments. It argues roadside development and billboards threaten road efficiency and value, noting limited access on 300 of 500 designated miles and planning a renewed campaign for highway zoning measures.
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Madison
Wis
Wisconsin
American Automobile Association
AAA
State Highway Department
Stuart Wright
AF Studies Space Flight In Furnace Cabin
The Air Force acquired its first imitation space ship a sealed cabin for studying human factors in space travel. Delivered to the Air Force School of Aviation Medicine in San Antonio, it simulates hours or days in space, exploring oxygen, carbon dioxide, and heat balance under high altitude conditions. Dr. Hans-Georg Clamann leads the research on body functions at extreme altitudes with pilots noted in the program.
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Air Force School of Aviation Medicine
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Tex
Randolph Field Institution
William Bridgeman
Marion FE
Carl
Charles FE
Yeager
Hans-Georg Clamenn
Proposes Props Flex Upward Instead Of Down
Senate battle over farm price supports centers on Sen. McCarthy proposal to flex supports up from 90 to 100 percent of parity, turning ceilings into floors. Aiken and Young oppose, backing 80 to 90 percent and 90 percent extensions respectively. Debate also targets dairy supports and potential substitutes amid a near evenly divided chamber.
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R-Vt
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R-Nd
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Eisenhower
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R-Ore
Dworshak
R-Idaho
Burke
Dohio) McCarran
D-Ney
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D-Ri
House
Agriculture Committee
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Local Weather for La Crosse Sunday Outlook
Cloudy forecast for La Crosse and vicinity with a few light local showers. Sunday high temperature expected around 80 degrees.
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