Solon Warns Congress of 400 Million Aid Risk to Communists
Senator Long claims up to 400 million dollars in U S military equipment sent to Indochina could fall under communist control. He and Senator Freer call for rapid measures to salvage or repurpose the gear and prevent loss to adversaries.
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Ike Signs Oil and Gas Exploration Bill
President Eisenhower signed a regulation to encourage oil and gas exploration on federal lands, revising the 1920 leasing statute. The measure caps leases at 1,080 acres per entity per state with Alaska at 100,000 acres, and limits a three year option on leases to 20,000 acres per person or corporation. The bill ties into broader budget debates as party leaders push for passage.
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Escape Flaming Air Crash Near Norwich Farm
Report says a passenger plane stalled in low ceilings en route from Paris to Idlewild and crashed near a Norwich village farm between Norwich and New London. Lt Osmus Avery stated all aboard were accounted for with no deaths, witnesses described a loud impact and rapid evacuation without panic.
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Idlewild
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Osmus Avery
Gorton
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Norwich
New London
Censure of McCarthy Moves to Senate Committee
The Senate debates censure of McCarthy with Knowland urging a bipartisan inquiry by the Republican and Democratic policy groups. Fulbright, Morse and Ives press for a progress report before adjournment, while Welker defends McCarthy amid charges of improper funding and improper conduct.
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McCarthy
Maurice Rosenblatt
National Committee For
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Capehart
Fulbright
Morse
Lustron Corp
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Lustrow
George C. Marshall
Wisconsin
Congressional Record
Harry H. Woodring
Woodring
Marshall
Phen. Welker
Idaho
Ishraan
Welter
Welker
Newspaperman John W. Fisher Dies in Columbus
John W. Fisher 80 a prominent Ohio newspaperman died at his Columbus home. He began as a paper carrier at 12 and served over 30 years with the Dayton Daily News Columbus bureau. Earlier he worked as printer's devil, editor and publisher.
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Ohis Upi
John W. Fisher
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Fisher
Dayton Party News
McCarthy Aide Cohn Resigns Amid Schine Controversy
The record notes a peculiar relationship among McCarthy, Roy M. Cohn and Pvt. G. David Schine, a former unpaid consultant. Cohn resigns as chief counsel of McCarthy's investigations subcommittee amid the Marble Army debate surrounding Schine.
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