McCarthy Rules Out 1956 Presidential Bid
Senator Joseph McCarthy refused any presidential candidacy for 1956 stating under no circumstances would he seek the White House. He said he would support Eisenhower if drafted and planned campaign appearances in several states to aid Republican senatorial efforts. He condemned ties with Communist China and pressed China to account for Korean War veterans still in Communist hands.
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Wisconsin
Harold Stassen
Foreign Operations Administration
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Congress
China
Red China
United States
Berlin
Ae Addins
Ten Cent Coffee Unfair To Jurors
Houston cigar stand operator Mrs Grace Taylor argues 10 cent coffee hurts jurors and warns 5 cent coffee would force losses. She notes jurors lose wages and says it would be unfair to charge them a dime per cup while serving on trial.
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Houston
Criminal Courts
Grace Taylor
Fiat
Soviet Leaders Shift Focus to Consumer Goods in 1950s
Premier Malenkov promotes a program aimed at boosting food and consumer goods as Moscow outlines a revised five year plan. Mikoyan highlights promised increases in meat butter and new products while stressing gradual improvements in washing machines and refrigerators for the average household.
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United Press
Moscow
Henry Shapiro
Supreme Soviet
Russia
Malenkov
Stalin
Mikoyan
Indus
Anastas Mikoyan
Anka
Wan
Color Photograph Wins Cop's Case
In Municipal Court Denver Louis E. Spohn 69 argued the light was green when he entered the intersection. Patrolman George Eberle produced a color photo taken at the time showing his red light. Judge Gerald McAuliffe fined Spohn 15 dollars.
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Denver
Louis E. Spohn
George Eberle
Spohn
Gerald McAuliffe
Soldier Missing in Inchon Harbor After Marine Lark Loss
In Inchon Korea a U S marine is missing and presumed dead after a small landing craft carrying fuel oil from a ship in the outer harbor found on mud flats with 29 Marines killed nearby. Helicopters scanned the area but found no trace of the soldier.
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Inchon
Korea
Inchon Harbor
Speculator Burned Book in Tokyo Public Reading
In downtown Tokyo a publisher burned 13 000 copies of Masatomi Ito's autobiography I Think Like This. The act drew photographers and reporters as Minoru Yamazaki destroyed the stock, hoping to recoup costs by printing another title, a foreign sex book.
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Tokyo
Masatomi Ito
Minoru Yamazaki
Yamazaki
Tokyo Shimbun
Marine death toll rises to 29 after Incheon collision
At Inchon Korea the Marine death toll from yesterdays collision of a troopship and a landing craft is reported as 29. Officials say the landing craft carried 51 men, not 50, with 22 rescued from the icy waters. Names of the dead have not been announced.
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Inchon
Korea
U. S
Inchan Harr
Editor to Speak at Oklahoma City Forum
Jenkin Jones editor of the Tulsa Tril and director of the American Society of Newspaper Editors will be the featured speaker at the Oklahoma City Chamber of Commerce Friday forum honoring the printing industry.
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Oklahoma City
Jenkin Jones
Tulsa Tril
American Society of Newspaper Editors
Tender Toes Cost Woman Jail Term
A Phoenix woman faced a one to three year term after slashing Orange Evans Jr. during a Christmas morning dance incident. Mary Josephine Nadine Andrews, 20, admitted in Superior Court to wounding Evans after he stepped on her foot, receiving six stitches for Evans’s chest wound.
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Phoenix, Ariz
Phoenix
Mary Josephine
Nadine
Andrews
Superior Court
Orange Evans Jr
Aoeaiaed Evan
Evans
Burn deaths claim about seven thousand Americans yearly
A longstanding public health note highlights that burns prove fatal for about 7,000 Americans each year. It underscores the need for prevention and safety awareness across households and workplaces.
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