Special Group Recommends Censure of Sen McCarthy
A six member Senate special committee of three Republicans and three Democrats recommends censure for Senator Joseph R. McCarthy. The panel finds grave errors in his conduct, particularly his handling of the FBI letter during Army hearings and his appeal to government employees for information, while endorsing no action on other charges. McCarthy plans a vigorous defense on the Senate floor as the body meets in a special session on November 8 to consider the report.
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Dulles Hopes Rise After Short Talk With French Chief
Secretary of State Dulles spent 90 minutes with French Premier Mendes-France at the French Embassy and emerged optimistic about West German rearmament. A top informant said the two leaders were not far apart in principle as the nine power conference opened at Lancaster House.
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Milford High School boycott over integration as 11 Negro students report
In Milford Delaware a minority of white pupils attended Milford High School today while 11 Negro students arrived for classes. Parents cited fear of violence and opposition to integration as the high school and another school serving 237 elementary Negro students remained closed after community protests.
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Miss Lawrence Queen Candidate Named For Exposition
Final selection of Miss Lawrence for the American Royal Exposition in Kansas City October 13 to 17 will be made Tuesday at a Dine-a-Mite Inn dinner. Thirteen local girls compete sponsored by the Lawrence Junior Chamber of Commerce with judges Clarence Houk Jim Schubert and Charles Springer.
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Carlson comments on censure act report
The Senate committee delivered a unanimous report endorsing censure of McCarthy and urging sanctions, with Carlson praising the panel’s careful effort. Senator Schaeppel Rast declined to comment before reading the official report and testimony.
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Romulo urges UN agency for atomic control instead of U.S. body
Philippine delegate Romulo told the ninth U N General Assembly that the international authority for peaceful use of atomic energy should be a United Nations agency, not an American organization. He called for UN charter revision and a place for an Asian nation among non permanent Security Council members.
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Perry Farmer Killed in Tractor Train Collision
Samuel F. Trude, 69, a local farmer near Perry Kansas, died Saturday afternoon when his tractor was struck by a freight train at a Rock Island Union Pacific crossing three miles west of town.
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State Traffic Deaths Topeka Chronicle Record
Kansas traffic fatalities are listed by the state accident records section. In the last 48 hours to date, there were six deaths with figures 194 416 and 1953 448 noted in the same period.
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Attlee Seeks Neutral Formosa Standoff With Reds
Attlee proposes Formosa be neutralized or handed to the Chinese Communists while urging coexistence between the Communist and non Communist worlds. He warned the Peiping government harms peace in Asia and called for high level talks among powers as Bevin and leftists push different lines. Reports also cover his Soviet and Chinese trip impressions and questions if Chinese leaders will imperialize Southeast Asia.
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Typhoon leaves 1500 dead on Hokkaido island
A Japanese island of Hokkaido was hit by a typhoon leaving about 1,500 dead and extensive damage across coastal towns. Reports detail overwhelmed emergency services and flooded communities as rescuers search wreckage and assess the toll.
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Scattered Showers Forecast For Kansas With Cooler Temps
The weather bureau warned scattered showers across Kansas tonight and Tuesday with light to moderate rain possible. Northwest and northern areas will be cooler, overnight lows near 50 in the northwest to around 50s in the southeast, highs Tuesday in the 70s to mid 80s.
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Circus Tickets Go On Sale This Week
The circus announces ticket sales for a show in Rotshom, Tharsis, and Tot Fespr. Prices include reserved seating 88 and 5b for each mile, with proceeds partially benefiting a local program. The troupe arrives Thursday morning at the Bante Un Preicht depot with three morning unloads at 6 am and 7 am.
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Ike in Chef Role for Beef Stew Incident Report
The article describes Ike taking a chef role for beef stew with a crowd of over 175 attendees. It mentions long time friends and a familial gathering at a residence, with references to Mrs. John and an extended family scene.
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Weather forecast for Kansas with scattered showers and cooling trend
Partly cloudy to start with a chance of afternoon showers on Tuesday. Expect cooler temperatures tonight with a warm day Tuesday near 65 to 70 degrees. Temperatures rise to around 70 in the northwest and southeast regions with variable wind and no major storms expected.
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