Army memo censorship fuels Senate clash over McCarthy probe
In Washington Senator Symington pledged full public disclosure of censored parts of an Army memorandum criticizing Senator McCarthy and his staff. Pentagon officials promised to hand over missing materials and stenographic transcripts upon congressional request as the Stroessner dispute prompts Senate and subcommittee responses.
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Washington
Sen
Symington
D-Mo
McCarthy
R-Wis
Robert T. Stevens
Subcommittee
Roy Cohn
Pvt. G. David Schine
Defense
Wilson
Pentagon
Senate Armed Services Committee
Congressional
Chicago
Stevens
Army
Saltonstall
R-Mass
Armed Services Committee
Eisenhower and MacArthur Discuss World Military Situation
President Eisenhower and General Douglas MacArthur, guest at a White House luncheon, reviewed the global military scene and the Indochina war. MacArthur, former Army chief and now Remington Rand board chairman, said they discussed national and international affairs and general strategic miltary sit uation.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Douglas MacArthur
Indochina
MacArthur
Remington Rand
White House
State Aides Clear Misunderstanding Over Pickaway County Plan
The Ohio Wildlife Division chief says mis misunderstandings about a Pickaway County dam project are cleared after a meeting with Circleville area representatives. The plan envisions a smaller 60 acre lake at Hargus Creek with 10 ft average depth and 25 ft at the dam, costing about 150000 dollars.
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Pickaway County
Circleville
Ohio Wildlife Division
Charles Dambach
Circleville Area
Dambach
A. W. Marion
Marion
Burglars Take Whiskey and Cash From Five Mile Inn
Thieves raided the Five Mile Inn on Routes 33 and 595 last night taking 18 fifths of whiskey about $12 in change and four car tons of cigarettes. Entry was gained by prying a side window and the theft was discovered at 6 30 a m today by staff. Sheriff A J Waldron and deputy Spurgeon Metzler investigated. second robbery at the inn this year following January losses.
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Five-Mile Inn
Rts
A. J. Waldron
Waldron
Spurgeon Metzler
Natco Declares 10 Percent Stock Dividend
Natco Corp feeds Haydenville plant and ranks among top clay products makers. It declares a 10 percent stock dividend on common shares payable April 30 to record holders March 30, with cash in lieu of fractional shares. An earlier 15 cent per share cash dividend will be paid April 1. Natco also plans to buy the former Hocking Valley Brick Co plant in The Diamond to expand in Hocking County.
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Natco Corp
Haydenville
Natco
Hocking Valley Brick Co
The
Diamond
Hocking County
Ohio Retail Sales Still Ahead Of 53
Ohio Treasurer Roger W. Tracy reported week ending March 6 stamp sales receipts at 2 553 276 dollars, 442 608 dollars less than the previous year. Despite the weekly lag, the fiscal year total since July 1 1953 remains 6.3 percent ahead of the prior year, at 133 190 803 dollars.
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Columbus
Ohio
Roger W. Tracy
Tracy
Gunshot Death of Eugene C Castle Near Creola
Eugene C Castle about 20 died of a chest wound at Hocking Valley Hospital after being found near a railroad trestle at Creola. A shotgun lay near the body. He was reportedly in the Army on furlough. Other details were unavailable.
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Eugene C. Castle
Hocking Valley Hospital
Creola
House Backs Ike In Tax Revision
Eisenhower secured a slim House victory on a major tax revision that omits his preferred personal income tax cut. The chamber approved a 210 to 204 vote to raise the exemption from 600 to 700, while the Senate battle looms with party lines tight and calls for a broader rewrite of the tax code.
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House
Ike
Washington
Eisenhower
Senate
Rep
Weichel
Ohio
Reams
GOP
Halleck
Indiana
Ohio Jaycees Honor Four Outstanding Young Ohioans of 1953
The Ohio Junior Chamber of Commerce will award distinguished service pins to four men named outstanding young Ohioerns of 1953. Douglas L. Hoge of Cincinnati aided Greek earthquake victims. John A. Lombard of Dayton sponsored a park in a disadvantaged area. Robert T. Marquart of Lancaster helped fund a half million dollar YMCA. John S. Andrews of Toledo led a campaign for a 342 million airport expenditure.
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Columbus
Ohio Junior Chamber of Commerce
Douglas L. Hoge
Cincinnati
John A. Lombard
Dayton
Robert T. Marquart
Lancaster
John S. Andrews
Toledo
Ex Jersey Chief Given Suspension
Former Gov Harold G Hoffman suspended as head of the New Jersey division of employment security amid alleged purchasing irregularities. Gov Robert B Meyner ordered a joint federal state inquiry into wide spread procurement issues as Hoffman's salary is paid by the federal government.
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Trenton
N. J
Harold G. Hoffman
New Jersey
Employment Security
Robert B. Meyner
Hoffman
California Quake Shakes Southern California Early Morning
A rolling earthquake struck Southern California shortly before 2 a m. Today residents were awakened as the tremor rattled buildings but caused little damage or injuries according to initial reports from local authorities.
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Los Angeles
California
Hughes Offer Accepted by RKO Stockholders
RKO Pictures stockholders vote nearly 30 to 1 to accept Howard Hughes offer of about 24 million dollars for all assets of the firm in Dover Delaware.
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Dover
Del
RKO Pictures Corp
Howard Hughes
McCarthy Plans Late Night Reply Despite Laryngitis
Milwaukee Senator McCarthy confined to bed with laryngitis said he would still deliver tonight what he calls his reply to Adlai Stevenson’s speech. Stevenson had charged that McCarthyism, he said, is a key Republican formula for political success and accused McCarthy and allies of aiming to silence independent voices and capture the Republican party.
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Milwaukee
Sen
McCarthy
R-Wis
Adlai E. Stevenson
Stevenson
Miami
Eisenhower
Republican Party
Pope Is Cheered By Rome Throng
Pope Pius XII appeared in public at the Vatican for the first time since illness. From St Peter's Square he saluted more than 50,000 cheering worshipers, standing tall with raised arms and a quickened greeting tempo, while his face remained distant.
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Vatican City
Pope Pius XII
Vatican
St. Peter's Square
Investigation Sought Into Hotel Hydrogen Blast Errors
Rep. W Sterling Cole leads a congressional probe into possible avoidable mistakes at the Pacific hydrogen test on March 1. The Senate House Atomic Energy Committee questions AEC officials in closed sessions as 315 people faced radiation exposure beyond the hazard zone. Twenty eight Americans and 264 natives suffered radiation, while 23 Japanese fishermen nearby were badly burned.
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Washington
W. Sterling Cole
Pacific
Senate
House Atomic Energy Committee
Atomic Energy Commission
Price
D-Ill
van Zandt
R-Pa
Sen. Pastore
D-Ri
Rep
Holifield
D-Calif
Kwajalein
Herbert Nominated for 3-Year Term on Subversive Board
Washington President Eisenhower nominates former Ohio governor Thomas J. Herbert to a new three year term on the Subversive Activities Control Board starting April 9. Herbert was first appointed last year to fill an unexpired term.
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Washington
Thomas J. Herbert
Ohio
Eisenhower
Subversive Activities Control Board
Herbert
Israel Protests U N Action Over 11 Slain Desert Bus Passengers
Israel urges United Nations action after an ambush slaying of 11 Jews on a desert bus near Scorpion Pass in the Negev. Jordan denies responsibility, while Israel and Jordan- allied observers pursue suspects amid regional troop movement reports.
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Jerusalem
Israel
United Nations
Jordan
Middle East
Scorpion Pass
Negev Desert
Amman
Palestine
U. N. Security Council
Libya
Beirut
Damascus
U. N
Winter Ends Amid Blustery Midwestern Weather
Blustery conditions hit the mid continent with snow rain and strong winds as the winter season ends. Dust storms caused millions in crop damage in eastern Colorado and the Central Plains while Cheyenne Colorado Springs and Denver reported high wind speeds. Spring begins tomorrow at 10 54 p m EST.
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Chicago
Mid-Continent
Central Plains
North Central
Colorado
Cheyenne
Wyo
Colorado Springs
Denver
Five Day Forecast With Temperature Shifts and Rain
The forecast calls for near normal temperatures with normal highs 50 north 58 south and lows 31 to 35. Expect a colder Saturday and a warm spell Monday before turning colder again by Tuesday or Wednesday. Showers are expected tonight and Monday totaling 12 inches.
Missing Banker Returns To Bewildered Dixie Town
Royal Reynolds, missing president of an unchartered bank, returned to Clio Alabama with his wife after 12 days away. He faced embezzlement warrants for about 1800 dollars. the town faced losses estimated up to 100000 dollars as depositors awaited access to 81000 in a local bank. His bond was set at 7500 dollars signed by his father. Depositors urged return of records and money. Reynolds denied wrongdoing.
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Congress
House
Rep. Kirwan
Ohio
Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee
Clio
Ala
Royal Reynolds
Reynolds
W. D. Anderson
Clayton
R. W. Reynolds
Merchants Exchange
Sue
Crews Johnson
Barbour County
Dan Easterling
Exchange
First National Bank of Atlanta
Easterling
Indochinese Rebels Slow To Resume Charge
Vietminh and French artillery duel at Dien Bien Phu continues with no massed rebel infantry assault. Ground clashes near the French fort, hill positions north of the plain, and rumors of Vietminh withdrawal circulate as Giap's forces face high casualties and renewed supply efforts. Washington and Paris clash over Indochina peace terms ahead of Geneva talks.
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Hanoi
Dien Bien Phu
Indochina
Washington
U. S
China
Paris
Peiping
United States
Film Star Denies Marriage Plans
Panamanian report states Screen star Fred MacMurray and actress June Haver, while touring from a South Africa film festival, will fly to Hollywood together Sunday but deny marriage plans. MacMurray dismissed Joan Fontaine's Jamaica wedding rumor as a joke and said nothing definite about marriage.
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Panama
Fred MacMurray
June Haver
United States
South Africa
Hollywood
MacMurray
Joan Fontaine
Miami
Miss Haver
Kingston
Jamaica
Miss Fontaine
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Hughes
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