McCarthy Censure Push Gathers Senate Support
The piece outlines momentum in the Senate to censure Joseph R. McCarthy, with about 15 Republicans aligning with Democrats after the Watkins committee findings. It notes the panel’s fairness, cites McCarthy’s attacks and abuse of General Zwicker, and stresses McCarthy’s undisputed financial questions as central to the censure case and his responsibility as a public official.
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Sen
Joseph R. McCarthy
Senate
Special
Watkins Committee
McCarthy
Watkins
Utah
Case
South Dakota
Carlson
Kansas
Johnson
Colorado
Stennis
Mississippi
Ervin
North Carolina
Zwicker
Watkins Group
Hydrogen bomb tests cast doubt on Teller design
Washington column argues public evidence suggests Teller's Livermore hydrogen bomb design failed at Eniwetok tests. It cites AEC releases and Los Alamos director Bradbury, plus Sen Anderson, saying the Teller-Livermore model faltered while Los Alamos bombs worked, sparking industry criticism and a publicized clash over credit.
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Washington
Edward Teller
Livermore Laboratory
Dr. Teller
Atomic Energy Commission
Eniwetok
Pacific
AEC
Los Alamos Laboratory
Norris Bradbury
Bradbury
James Shepley
Clay Blair Jr
Los Alamos
Free World
Anderson
New Mexican
Teller-Livermore
Medical Q and A on cramps scars bananas and more
A physician answers reader questions on leg cramps due to intermittent claudication and nighttime cramps, scar reduction methods for an auto accident injury, safe banana intake, use of a vitamin preparation for anemia, longevity of gold salt arthritis treatment, chalazion treatment, and gas furnace fumes causing throat and eye irritation advising medical consultation and safety steps.
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Balmer Relates Artillery History For OCS Grads
Brig. Gen. J D Balmer Ret told 44 graduating OCS Class 57 members in Snowall that the real nuggets in weapon development come from field personnel. He traced artillery from World War I to the present and stressed speed of modern warfare. He praised artillery’s World War II performance, noted key factors for its supremacy, and highlighted advances in observation, fire direction, standardization, and light aircraft. He posed a problem for the graduates to place observation posts behind enemy lines to guide long range atomic warheads. Lt John D Beree of Fairfax Oklahoma was honored among graduates with his wife Eva pinning bars. other distinguished grads included Eugene C Montgomery of New Orleans and David C Martin of Toledo.
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J. D. Balmer
Snowall
Artillery School
France
Balmer
U.S
U. S
Fort Sill
Artilly
Baimer
John D. Beree Fairfax
Okla
Eva
Eugene C. Montgomery
New Orleans
David C. Martin
Toledo
Ohio
Global radio sets exceed two hundred million figures
The world counts over 230 million radio receivers, nearly one set for every ten people, highlighting the widespread adoption and reach of radio technology across populations and regions.
Butter Markets In Chicago Hold Steady On Receipts
Chicago butter quotes show steady wholesale buying prices with receipts totaling 635,259. Prices rise slightly by 2 cents at top AA 93 score to 60.25, 92 A 59.75, 90 B 58.5 for 89 C 56.25, with car lots at 90 B 58.5 and 89 C.
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Chicago
Bond Vote Set in Waurika for Fairgrounds Improvements
Jefferson County commissioners schedule a bond election for November 2 to decide on a 50000 dollar issue to finance improvements at the Waurika fairgrounds. The move aims to upgrade facilities and expand community events.
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Waurika
Okla
Jefferson County
Fairgrounds
California’s political tide shifts toward Democrats in 1960s era view
Los Angeles writer notes California moves from Warren Nixon Knowland era to a two party system with party designation on ballots. Democrats gain vigor after Warrens exit, aiming to challenge Knight for governor and Kuchel in the Senate, with Sam Yorty a hopeful. Elizabeth Snyder highlights growing Democratic turnout amid apathy elsewhere.
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Thomas L. Stokes
Los Angeles
California
Upton Sinclair
Doc Townsend
Ham Andeggers
George McLean
Earl Warren
Washington
Supreme Court
Richard M. Nixon
William F. Knowland
Senate
Hiram Johnson
Democratic Party
Warren
Goodwin J. Knight
Thomas H. Kuchel
Nixon
Yorty
Knight
Sam Yorty
Tommy" Kuche
Robert L. Condon
Stephen A. Mitchell
Versatile Actress Across and Down Puzzle Clues
A compact clue list for a versatile actress themed crossword. Across entries include radio actress Douglas and variations of film terms, while down clues cover waits on table, concord, perch, malt drink, fiddling emperor, and other compact wordplay.
Puzzle Answer List of Clues
Sea nymph is NEREID. Poignant is ACUTE. Organs of hearing are EARS. Cereal grain is OAT. Short barb is BARB? (not sure). Extinct bird is MOA. Click-beetle is CUCUL? Actually click beetle is ELATER. Tell is RELATE or SAY. Gibbon is APES. Sewing implement is NEEDLE or SEWING NEEDLE. Roman bronze is AURO? Bronze is ORICHALC? Dative (ab.) is ABL.
Pope Plans Quiet Day at Castel Gandolfo
Pope Pius XII planned a quiet day at Castel Gandolfo after a strenuous sequence of public audiences and speeches. The Vatican noted the schedule would include rest and private reflection away from the morning press.
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Castel Gandolfo
Italy
Pope Pius XII
World's Just A Big Stage
A teen purse snatcher in Knoxville grabs Mrs Lilly M Hip shire's pocketbook containing diapers and flees down an alley. In San Francisco burglars steal about $8000 from Veneta's restaurant and leave a hors d oeuvres counter sign reading Help yourself.
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United Press
Knoxville
Tenn
Lilly Mae Hipshire
San Francisco
Veneta's
Iowa tax chief reports anonymous 700 dollar conscience payment
Martin Lauterback, Iowa tax commission chairman, said an unidentified sender remitted 700 dollars as a conscience payment to cover a 1953 return shortage. He noted the payer gave no name.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Martin Lauterback
Iowa Tax Commission
Public address announcer studies compass at high school game
Pat Holmes, a public address announcer at high school football games in San Antonio, studied the points of the compass on Tuesday. He noted during last weekend’s game that one team would defend the west goal and the other the south.
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San Antonio
Pat Holmes
Lions Observe Fire Prevention Week Luncheon Speaker
Oklahoma City insurance agent Robert A. Granstaff was principal speaker at a Lions club luncheon observing Fire Prevention Week. Orville was program chairman with guests Harris Hancock Lawton fire chief and John F Nordyke new assistant manager of the Lawtonian hotel. Cameron College student Glen Pinchback offered a piano selection. Next two weeks programs will focus on Community Chest work.
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Oklahoma City
Lions Club
Orville
Harris Hancock
Lawton
John F. Nordyke
Lawtonian
Glen Pinchback
Cameron College
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