Impeachment Hint Emerges From Jury Deliberations Probe
Eastland and Jenner proposed handing a Wichita jury room recordings transcript to the House Judiciary Committee amid a probe into jury deliberations. They argued a Senate subcommittee cannot investigate a federal judge. They urged stiff penalties for future intrusions and cited a University of Chicago study using hidden mics in 1954.
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Eastland
D-Miss
Jenner
Rind
House Judiciary Committee
Senate Internal Security Subcommittee
Senate
House
University of Chicago
Wichita
Kan
Delmas Hill
Judge Hill
Paul Kitch
Wichita Corporation
Edward H. Levi
University of Chicago Law School
Levi
Farmers Give Drink To Thirsty Town
DOVE CREEK Colorado. The Dolores River dried up leaving the town of 900 with no water for two days. Three upstream farmers supplied water gratis from their higher priorities easing fears and allowing the town to return to normal in a day or two. Mayor Nick Reisovich praised the volunteers and warned residents to avoid hazards of drawing from old wells.
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Dove Creek
Colo
Colorado
Dolores
Nick Reisovich
Kefauver Not Yet A Presidential Candidate Says He Is Not
U S Senator Estes Kefauver of Tennessee arrived in Anchorage for a one day visit after a two month Europe Asia trip and said he is not as of now a candidate for the presidency though he left open what the future might hold.
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Kefauver
Anchorage
Alaska
U. S
Estes Kefauver
Dtenn
Europe
Asia
Poems Laud Lee Tax Revolt News Card
Letters from across the nation praise Utah Governor J Bracken Lee for resisting income tax funds used for foreign aid. Harold W Simpson reports most backing the tax refusal, with a few opposing views and some donations to support the drive.
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Lee
Salt Lake City
Monroe
J. Bracken Lee
Utah
Louisiana Doggerel
Harold W. Simpson
Simpson
Los Angeles
United States Supreme Court
Boulder
Cole
Santa Ana
Calif
Houston
Number Of Polio Cases Falls Rapidly
The Public Health Service reports polio cases shrinking nationwide as the year ends. Last week 1,038 new cases were recorded, down 18 percent from 1,260 the prior week. For 1955, total polio cases reach 24,055, compared with 30,044 at the same point last year.
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Washington
U.S. Public Health Service
Graphite Lubricant Prevents Soldering Iron Freezing
Powered graphite rubbed into the threads before a soldering iron tip is screwed to the iron will prevent it from freezing after prolonged use.
Prices Delicate Question Facing Business Today
NEW YORK The delicate question facing business today is where to set prices. Price news and fair trade concerns dominate, with Westinghouse dropping list prices, GE halting enforcement in Indiana, and Ronson expanding its fair trade efforts. Auto models rise in price, steel centers talk higher prices, and consumer sensitivity grows as a San Francisco coffee meeting notes 23 percent cut in purchases.
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New York
Westinghouse
General Electric
Indiana
Michigan
Ronson Corp
Newark
N.J
San Francisco
National Coffee Assn
Air Force orders 100 million Lockheed F-104A jets
The Air Force placed a 100 million dollar order with Lockheed for the F-104A jet fighter. Gen Nathan F Twining called the plane possibly the fastest and highest flying. It first flew in February 1954 and has been tested at Edwards and Palmdale, California. The firm did not disclose how many aircraft are in the contract.
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Calif
Air Force
Lockheed Aircraft
Nathan F. Twining
Edwards Air Force Base
Palmdale
Oklahoma Nurses Open Convention in Enid
In Enid Oklahoma the Oklahoma Nurses Association held its annual convention with 350 delegates attending the opening session. Dr Charles Daugherty from Northeastern State Hospital Fort Supply praised new drugs for mental patients and Dr Helen Nahm of the National League of Nurses spoke. Section meetings and panel discussions were planned for the day and officers would be installed at Saturday's closing.
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Enid
Okla
Oklahoma Nurses Assn
Charles Daugherty
Northeastern State Hospital
Fort Supply
Helen Nahm
National League of Nurses
Population experts in India foresee 450 million by 1970
Population researchers project India will reach about 450 million people by 1970. The estimate reflects rapid growth and implications for resources and development, signaling urgent planning needs for health, housing, and agriculture.
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India
Texas Narcotic Addicts Get Shots Easily In Mexico
Sen Price Daniel led a Senate narcotics probe into how drug addicts cross the Rio Grande to obtain heroin shots in Mexico. Customs official A D Richard testified that about 10 known addicts cross daily at Laredo and 15 more cross the bridge to arrange heroin for the Texas side. Witnesses Roberto Hernandez and Simon Rodriguez described money exchanges to buy heroin. Officials urged more border patrols, expanded federal and local agents, looser pusher suspicions, and possible wiretaps to curb trafficking.
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San Antonio
Price Daniel
Rio Grande
Mexico
Senate
Customs
A. D. Richard
Laredo
Richards
Senate Judiciary
Daniel
Texas
John Marshal Butler
Maryland
Roberto Hernandez
Simon Rodriguez
Nuevo Laredo
Monterrey
Hernandez
Rodriguez
Border Patrol
United States
Owen W. Kilday
George Bischel
Kilday
Sherff
Barbiturates More Harmful Than Opiates Says Expert
Washington report quotes Dr Kenneth Chapman chief of the Public Health Service neuro psychiatric branch who warns barbiturates especially phenobarbital are truly addicting and can be harder to treat than morphine or heroin in a Thursday briefing.
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Washington
Federal
Public Health Service
Kenneth Chapman
Five Room House North Addition With Income Unit
Real estate listing for a five room house in the North Addition with a small rear income unit. Owners seek a larger home and price asks 8,975 dollars. Contact The McKee Co. at phone 432.
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North Addition
Three Rescued After Boat Capsize in Fort Gibson Reservoir
In Fort Gibson reservoir, two women and a man from Tulsa clung to their overturned boat for 45 minutes before fishermen pulled them from icy water. Mr. and Mrs. John McElhannon and Mrs. Addie Flake were treated for shock at Wagoner hospital.
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Tulsa
Okla
Fort Gibson Reservoir
John McElhannon
Addie Flake
Wagoner Hospital
First Woman Elected ASCP President Heads Meeting
Dr Emma Moss of New Orleans was elected president of the American Society of Clinical Pathologists at the annual meeting in Chicago Oct 14 She becomes the first woman to lead a major medical organization in the field of pathology.
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Chicago
Emma Moss
New Orleans
American Society of Clinical Pathologists
Netherlands East Indies colonization spans 350 years
The Netherlands East Indies Indonesia remained a Dutch colony for roughly 350 years. Dutch rule shaped governance economy and society across the archipelago from early modern times into the 20th century. Local elites navigated imperial structures while resistance and reform movements emerged.
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Netherlands East Indies
Indonesia
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