Senate Censures McCarthy as Bipartisan Probe Sought
Senate debate on Sen. McCarthy's censure continues with Sen. Knowland urging the send of the resolution and amendments to a three Republican and three Democrat special committee named by the Vice President. The move aims for a swift report as equity and justice permit.
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Washington
Knowland
R-Calif
Senate
Sen
McCarthy
R-Wis
Nixon
Flanders
R-Vi
Fulbright
D-Ark
Morse
Calision
Dirksen
R-Ill
Morse Says HST D2 Secret Helper
Sen. Morse charged that President Truman provided a top secret document during the 1952 campaign to answer a Eisenhower speech. Senate leaders cited telegrams from State and Defense asking if the document remained classified. Morse seeks amendment with specific charges against McCarthy as debate resumed.
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Washington
Wayne L. Morse
Ind-Ore
Senate
Truman
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Morse
William F. Knowland
Minneapolis
Knowland
Mr. Truman
Congressional Record
United Press
State and Defense Departments
Joseph R. McCarthy
McCarthy
Wisconsin Blican
Poland charges U S planes strafe two Polish ships
Poland alleges U S fighters strafed two Polish merchant ships off Hainan Island on July 26 the day after U S Navy pilots shot down two Chinese planes south of Red-held Hainan while searching for survivors from a downed British airliner off the Indo China coast.
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London
Poland
U.S
Hainan Island
Hainan
Indo-China
Tempers Cool as Guard Remains in Pryor County Scene
In Pryor Oklahoma tense mood eased after a precinct watcher was beaten amid a Senate race recount. Governor Murray said the beating is not a National Guard matter and ordered four agents to Pryor with one to Vinita while two counties prepare for the ballot review. One man, Willard Buchanan, was jailed for questioning as police cited a personal matter behind the violence.
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Pryor
Okla
Oklahoma
Senate
Johnston Murray
Oklahoma City
National Guard
Murray
Vinita
L. C. Sinor
Eisenhower designates 102 counties disaster areas in Missouri and Oklahoma
President Eisenhower names 102 counties in Missouri and Oklahoma as drought disaster areas eligible for federal aid. Agriculture Secretary Benson reports details of a new feed grain program to support farmers in drought regions, funded from surplus CCC stocks and subsidized through dealers.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Missouri
Oklahoma
Drouth
Benson
White House
Secretary of Agriculture
Agriculture Department
New Mexico
Texas
Colorado
Wye
Commodity Credit Corp
Congress
Benton
Lee Drouth
Intra-Mural Clash Hits Guatemala Cadets
Fighting erupted between Guatemalan military cadets and forces of Col. Carlos Castillo Armas near Roosevelt Hospital. A cadet was killed as the cadets attacked the Castillo Armas encampment with rifles mortars and machine guns. Major Oliva and Colonel Ortega prepared a broader assault while government planes were ordered to bomb the school.
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Guatemala
Liberation Forces
Col
Carlos Castillo Armas
Jacobo Arbenz
Castillo Armas Army
Enrique Oliva
Castillo Armas
Jose Ortega
County School Head Drowns In Refuge Lake
Alonzo Bright 42 year old Indiahoma high school principal drowned Sunday at Lake Jed Johnson in the Wichita Mountains. Relatives said a heart attack likely caused the death as he splashed with companions in knee deep water. Bright was pronounced dead at Fort Sill hospital after his body, recovered about 3 30 p.m. Burial set for Gage. Services at Indiahoma Church of Christ Tuesday at 10 a.m. with burial in Gage at 4 p.m. Survivors include his wife mother two sisters and three brothers.
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Alonzo Victoree
Indiahoma High School
Lake Jed Johnson
Wichita Mountains
Bright
Fort Sill Station
George King
India
Homa
Post Hospital
Lawton
Indiahoma Church of Christ
Bob Wilkerson
Cameron Church of Christ
Gage
Walker Funeral Home of
Snyder
R. E. Bright
Edith Wright
Wichita
Kan
Myrum Mayfield
Millrose
N. M
Richard
Raymond
Las Cruces
N.M
Robert
Big Springs
Tex
Walker Funeral Home
Record 93 Traffic Citations In Comanche County Crackdown
Patrol officers issued 93 traffic citations in Comanche County over the weekend in an intensive crackdown. Most tickets were for speeding at night, with double shifts and radar units used across major highways, county and park roads. The county attorney filed 101 cases. arrests largely involved service members from Sheppard Field Fort Hood and Fort Sill. Peace justices handled immediate arraignments, with units including unmarked cars and beehive sheriff’s office activity.
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Comanche County
Manville Redman
C. T. Raley
District Four
Highway Patrol
Everett Hale
Redman
Sheppard Field
Fort Hood
Fort Sill
Woodrow
Marvin Cameron
Robert D. Pesce
Knowland Favors Break With Soviet Over U.S. Incidents
Senate Republican leader William F. Knowland backs a diplomatic break with Russia or satellites if Americans face another cold war incident with unsatisfactory prompt reaction. He weighs such a move against preserving spy centers in Communist embassies and possible loss of contact behind the Iron Curtain.
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Washington
Senate
William F. Knowland
Russia
United States
Knowland
Walter Bedell Smith
U.S
Smith
Free World
Letires
Dance Kicks Off City Birthday Party Tonight
Lawton's 53rd birthday celebration opens with a pioneer square dance at 8:30 pm at 35th Division park. Master of ceremonies Art Ashline and Westernaires provide entertainment. A grand parade led by Wild Bill Elliott winds through downtown, with prizes for best dressed and riding clubs. The rodeo starts at 8 pm, produced by Tommy Stiner, with Elliott returning as producer.
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Lawton
Arthur Manning
Medicine Park
Art Ashline
Ashline Sa Sweetey
Wild Bill” Elliott
Angers
Wild Bill
Tommy Stiner
Elliott
Pioneer Women's Club
Evans
Neer
Pioneer
Business & Professional Women’s Club
Pioneer Women
Olga South
Dowtown
Lawan
FBI arrests five top U.S. Communists in Denver and L.A.
FBI agents arrested five alleged Communist leaders in two states on charges of conspiring to teach and advocate the violent overthrow of the U.S. government. Arthur Bary, 42, named as a top West Coast underground leader, and four others were taken in Denver and Los Angeles with $100,000 bonds set for each.
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Washington
FBI
Communist Party
Colorado
U. S
J. Edgar Hoover
Rees Nee Eerrer
Denver
Los Angeles
Calif
Joseph D. Neff
Titasin Aa - Cay
Mome Couig Puse II
Associated Press
Neff
Arthur Bary
Bary
Hoover
Anna Bary
Lewis Martin Johnson
Utah
Rocky Mountain District
New Mexico Communist Party
Patricia Julia Blau
Red
Charles Brown
Cold Front Brings Scattered Rain Across Lawton Area
A cold front moved through Lawton and southwest Oklahoma causing scattered rainfall from traces to nearly an inch. Apache recorded the heaviest official rainfall at .98 inch while Lawton saw .30 inch and Lake Lawtonka received a half inch. Cooler, partly cloudy conditions and a high in the mid 90s are expected with possible scattered thunderstorms.
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Lawton
Oklahoma
Apache
A.m
Fort Sill
Lake Lawtonka
John Frampton
Frampton
Medicine Park
M. G. Kizer
Frederick
Temple
Grandfield
Waurika
Wton
Med- See
Oklahoma Sees Widespread Rain and Wind Storm
A powerful storm moved through Oklahoma bringing rain and gusty winds from the north. Measurable rain fell in many areas breaking a dry spell, with amounts varying from under a tenth to nearly three inches in several towns.
Free Tunisian Nationalists Released by French
French Premier Mendes France offered near autonomy for Tunisia and released moderate nationalist leaders from house arrest today. Habib Bourguiba remained confined near Paris with no specified release. Tunisian leaders welcomed the move while hardliners urged the French National Assembly to dismiss Mendes France.
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Tunisia
Pierre Mendes-France
Habib Bourguiba
Neo-Destrour Party
Paris
Bourguiba
Oie
French National Assembly
Mendes-France
GOP efforts target fed up Democrats in Oklahoma race
Oklahoma Republicans plan a November drive to win the governorship by drawing Democratic voters disaffected by the runoff. GOP nominee Reuben Sparks cites past Eisenhower crossovers and urges loyalty to unite votes if the party hopes to upset in the general election. Coe’s criticism of his party is used as ammunition for the bid.
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Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
GOP
Gary
Madill
William O. Coe
Coe
Tcket
Reuben K. Sparks
Woodward
Sparks
Eisenhower
Washington
Statehouse
New Cafeteria Plans Ready Delayed bids prompt revised school plans
Tonight the board of education will review revised junior high cafeteria plans after earlier bids exceeded funds. John Shoemaker says new equipment may be bought for the new high school, and a site for a new elementary school funded by federal grants will be considered.
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Board of Education
John Shoemaker
Eee
Shawnee Man Held In Auto Death After Argument
Shawnee resident Don Howe, 25, was jailed on auto murder charges in the death of Levi Nuckols, 42, of Prague. State highway patrol said Nuckols was run over by Howe’s car after a dispute over a $10 gambling debt at Howe’s home.
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Shawnee
Okla
Don Howe
Levi Nuckols
Prague
Highway Patrol
Nuckols
Howe
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