Duff Backs Flanders Censure Move Against McCarthy
Sen. Duff of Pennsylvania endorses Sen. Flanders resolution to censure Sen. McCarthy over conduct unbecoming a senator. Hickenlooper criticizes the approach while Vice President Nixon is urged to oversee a new investigative panel. The Senate votes to consider the measure amid debate, with Knowland planning action and Duff pledging support.
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Iowa
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Smith
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Ike Smith
Knowland
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Capitol
Wisconsin
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Indochina
America
Airline Pilots Strike Clamps 91 Cities Across Nation
Air travel was cut in 91 cities as about 1,200 AFL pilots struck American Airlines over flight schedules. The disruption will cancel 970 daily American flights totaling 12,000 miles of routes and affect 20 000 passengers daily.
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AFL
American Airlines
Pittsburgh Post-Gazette
Aluminum Co. of America
CIO Steel Workers Union
All American
AFL Air Line Pilots Assn
American
Clarence L. Sayer
Pilots’ Union
ALPA
Los Angeles
Civil Aeronautics Board
CAB
Eron Circuit Court of Appeal
Trans Canada Airlines
Toronto
CIO Steel Workers Board
Pittsburgh
Alcoa
Reynolds Steel Co
Kaiser Aluminum Co
Steel Workers Union
CIO Steel
Cooler Temperatures in State Forecast Tonight
Topeka reports a slight moderation of Kansas temperatures toward normal tonight and Sunday. Scattered thundershowers expected in the south today and west and south on Sunday. Partly cloudy skies with low readings near 60 in the northwest to lower 70s in the southeast. Highs Sunday 85 to 90 in the northeast and 90s in the southwest. Yesterday’s peak ranged 103 at Hill City Russell Saling and Wamego to 97 at Dodge City Hutchinson. Low readings morning mostly 65 to 78 with traces of rain in Topeka and Concordia.
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Kansas
Weather Bureau
Hill City
Russell
Saling
Wamego
Dodge City
Hutchinson
Goodland
Salina
Concordia
Wear
Truman Returns to Office After Major Operation
Kansas City report notes former president Harry Truman returned to his office yesterday after recovering from a major operation. He resumed work on his memoirs and the project continues.
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Kansas City
Harry Truman
British police halt jaroslav dabrowski again at erith
The Polish freighter jaroslav dabrowski carrying American scientist joseph cort was detained at 1319 hours and again at erith ten miles downstream while attempting to move Cort to political asylum in Czechoslovakia. Cort, a Boston physiologist and ex Communist, seeks asylum after Britain refused his request and US questions him over draft noncompliance. His wife ruth, also aboard, aims for Prague for scientific work as the ship stalls on the Thames.
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Jaroslav Dabrowski
Joseph Cort
Czechoslovakia
Thames River
Erith
Scotland Yard
Poland
Cort
Boston
Mass
Britain
United States
Ruth
Prague
London Daily Telegraph
Harvard
Yale Medical School
Communist Party
England
House of Commons
A. Wedgwood Benn
Benn
Templar Favors Present Selection for Assessors
Hutchinson George Templar argues counties should elect their own tax assessors. He says direct vote keeps control at home and that state should help with planning and coordination in public services beyond individual communities.
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Hutchinson
George Templar
Templar
Heavy Freeze Strikes Bolzano Dolomite Valleys
Temperatures in Bolzano Province dropped to freezing with icy winds and scattered snow in the Dolomite Mountain valleys. Readings reported in the early hours as unseasonal weather impacts the region.
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Bolzano
Italy
Dolomite
Lanvin-Castillo Unveils Three Act Fashion Show in Paris
Paris show by Lanvin-Castillo closed the week of unveilings with three acts. Act One featured slim jackets and straight hips, Act Two showcased princess line dresses and defined waists for evening wear, and Act Three highlighted ball gowns with rear fullness and trains. The pullover blouse shortened, waists emphasized with pegnoir belts, and bust lines varied with a trend to de-emphasize the bust following Dior’s flat look.
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Paris
Lanvin-Castillo
Dior
Three More Reply On Censure Act
Senators Capehart Malone and Lehman commented on a censure move against Senator McCarthy. Lehman praised the vote, while Capehart and Malone argued the resolution targets Congress’ investigating powers and McCarthy’s conduct. Flanders introduced the censure resolution.
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Capehart
R-Ind
Malone
R-New
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McCarthy
R-Wis
Congress
Lehman
D-Lib-Ny
Flanders
R-Vi
Senate Investigations
Senate
United States Sends 6 Air Force Planes to Costa Rica
The United States dispatched six Air Force transports to San Jose Costa Rica in a goodwill mission with crews only and no cargo or passengers. The flight may visit other Central American nations as diplomacy continues after border incidents between Costa Rica and Nicaragua. The crews will stay three days in San Jose.
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Washington
United States
Costa Rica
Nicaragua
Air Force
San Jose
State Department
U.S
Firemen Relief Fund distribution totals 265719
The Firemen's Relief Fund tax distribution for the year amounts to 265719, announced by State Insurance Commissioner Frank Sullivan. Cities receiving allocations include Wichita 48235, Kansas City 27990, Topeka 16985, Hutchinson 86933, Salina 6557, Lawrence 4914, Coffeyville 4206, Great Bend 3622, Leavenworth 3607 and Arkansas City 3481.
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Topera
Frank Sullivan
Wichita
Kansas City
Topeka
Hutchinson
Salina
Lawrence
Coffeyville
Great Bend
Leavenworth
Arkansas City
Death by Own Action Not Linked to German Official Disappearance
Berlin reports that U S authorities found no link between Wolfgang Hoefer's suicide on July 23 and the disappearance of Otto John. Hoefer, 44, was an American counter intelligence agent born in Germany and knew John from childhood. The official statement cites personal mental depression as Hoefer's motive, with no evidence tying him to the John case.
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U. S
Otto John
Wolfgang E. Hoefer
John
Securit
East Berlin
U. S. Berlin
Hoefer
Weisbaden
West Germany
John Case
France Gives Tunis Control of Affairs
Premier Pierre Mendes France with cabinet approval offers Tunisia internal autonomy while keeping defense and foreign affairs with France. He informs the Bey of Tunis that a new government could govern domestic matters, outline of sovereignty terms accompanies a rapid Paris troop transfer to quell violence.
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Tunis
Tunisia
France
Pierre Mendes-France
Mendes-France
Paris
Mendes France
Primary Candidate Coverage Urges Voters to Cast Ballots
Larry Lawrence notes Journal World pages 6 and 7 summarize local state and national candidates for Tuesday's primary. View the material, form opinions, and vote. The piece emphasizes individual responsibility and the power of a personal ballot.
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Journal World
Final Night of Grainger Theme Ends Midwest Music Camp
The 17th annual Midwestern Music Camp on the University of Kansas campus concludes with a public concert at 8 p.m. Sunday in the KU outdoor theater. Percival Grainger, former camp faculty member, leads the performance of Irish Tune from County Derry as 350 campers from 25 states say goodbye. Art camp displays close tomorrow in the Union Building, with Russell Wiley directing the music camp and Miss Marjorie Whitney directing the art camp, and the orchestra presenting a 3:30 p.m. Hoch Auditorium concert tomorrow.
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Lawrence
Percy Grainger
Mt. Oread
K. WU
Union Building
Russell Wiley
Marjorie Whitney
Voting Sites Ready For Red Hot Douglas County Primary
Officials prepared for Tuesday election with 18 650 ballots for 28 precincts Lawrence and county. City 7 am to 7 pm township 8 am to 6 pm. Precincts use double boards for in progress tallying and 140 Lawrence election workers trained. Campaigns boosted by door to door efforts and dense voter contact across the county.
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Douglas County Clerk's Office
Gladys Fritz
Gladys Johns
Journal-World
Douglas County
T. R. Gerhart
Lawrence
Lawrence Election Board
Harold Fisher
Kansas
Crash in Newfoundland Kills Civilian and Injures Eleven
St. Anthony, Newfoundland, the Saint Anthony house was struck by an SAIG amphibian aircraft during takeoff. One civilian on the ground died. Eleven aboard the plane were injured and taken to Grenfell Mission Hospital. An American spokesman attributed the plunge to takeoff gone wrong.
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ST. John's
Mldwm
U. S. Air Force
Northeast Air Command
St. Anthony
Newfoundland
Grenfell Mission Hospital
Local Guard Troops Return Early From Camp McCoy
Lawrence Kansas guardsmen from Co H 137th Infantry return home five hours early from Camp McCoy Wisconsin after a two week encampment. Brig Gen Frank Dunkley accompanied the train which carried 60 local officers and men from Lawrence Topeka Salina and Clay Center. A seven vehicle motorcade was expected later. The unit faced hot weather and practiced firing rifles mortars and launchers earning a division rating from Fifth Army. Governors Arn and Donnelly attended the division review.
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Lawrence
National Guard
Co. H
137Th Inf
Camp McCoy
Wis
Frank Dunkley
Kansas
Topeka
Salina
Clay Center
Fifth Army
Chicago
Co. IL
Wisconsin
Ed Arn
En Donnelly
Missouri
Buttons Ordered For Centennial Beards Baldies
The Centennial in Lawrence will deploy two button lines for beards and for shaving permits. Five hundred Brothers of the Brush badges and 1,500 shaving permits will be issued at 25 cents and 1 dollar respectively. Officials warn about possible penalties for shaving without a permit as festivities approach.
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Brothers of the Brush
John B. Rogers Co
Fostoria
Rogers
South Park
Lawrence
Fred Hall Confident in GOP Governor Race Support Plan
TOPEKA Lt. Gov. Fred Hall says he expects to win the bitter Republican gubernatorial race next Tuesday but will back the nominee in the November election if he does not prevail. He adds that voters seek leadership change in the state government.
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Topeka
Fred Hall
Hall
Weather Outlook for Kansas Shows Cooler Nights and Warm Weekend
Partly cloudy conditions peak this afternoon with scattered showers mainly south tonight and Sunday. Cooler air moves in tonight from the northwest to the northeast, with highs Sunday reaching the 85 to 90s and some areas hitting lower 90s in the south. Northwest winds shift as conditions warm up across central regions.
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