McCarthy Says U S Sees Russia Walk Out Of Parley
Senator McCarthy reported 20000 letters stolen from his Senate office in the past ten days. He said the theft, occurring over a weekend, involved two boxes and disrupted his ability to reply to constituents. No copies of his own letters or investigation documents were lost.
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McCarthy
U. S
John Scalt
Washington
Moscow
Russia
United States
Acheson
Andrei Gromyko
San Francisc
State Department
John Foster Dulles
Dulles
Great Britain
San Francisco
Sen
R.-Wis
Senate
Institute of World Affairs to convene at Riverside site
The 28th annual Institute of World Affairs will be held here December 9 through 12. Officials expect about 1000 attendees. The University of Southern California sponsors the event with other west coast colleges supporting the program.
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Riverside
Institute of World Affairs
University of Southern California
Draft treaty draft seeks balance amid Japan disarmament debates
Nations debate a new American draft treaty as Washington argues against rapid Japanese disarmament while fearing Communist China and Russia may target Japan's industrial capacity. Officials warn a distracted Japan could invite external influence during a period of regional tension.
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U.S
Japan
China
Russia
Miss Michigan beauty queen in narcotics arrest
Peggy Ellsworth Miss Michigan of 1947 from Reed City Mich says beauty titles moved too fast for her. She was arrested on narcotics charges after being spotted with others near a Detroit alley. Bond set at 500 dollars, examination scheduled Aug 24. She described a past breakdown and a cure, and said she has been off drugs for over a year.
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Detroit
Mich
Peggy Ellsworth
Ellsworth
Reed City
Atlantic City
Recorder
W. McKay Skillman
Demanded Penny Theater Man Loses Tax Overcharge Suit
Santa Maria, Aug. 14 UF Theater operator John L. Terrill lost a suit to reclaim a penny he said he was overcharged on sales tax. Municipal Judge Morris J. Stephann ruled the 3 cent tax on a 65 cent bill by Lundh stand owner Thomas T. Mortensen was justified. Terrill argued the tax was 2.275 cents after a 3 12 percent rate.
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Santa Maria
John L.terrill
Morris J. Stephann
Terrill
Lundh
Thurmas T. Mortsen
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