Eisenhower avoids personal vituperation in McCarthy clash
President Eisenhower, asked about Senator McCarthy's attack on him, said he has no intention of indulging in personal vituperation. He smiled at a news conference largely focused on the issue and did not name McCarthy. He declined to discuss Republican chances in 1956, noting no crystal ball. He supported party unity and did not comment on censure of McCarthy or Zwicker.
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Eisenhower
Sen. McCarthy
McCarthy
Sail
Phi Josephy
Salake
Sen. Watkins
Utah
Senate
Meris
Ralph W. Zwicker
Zwicker
Republican National
Leonard W. Hall
Republlican
National Committee
Halt
Walt
Smacko Kiss Sell Kreep Peddler Strikes Again
Long Beach police report a male magazine peddler in horn rimmed glasses forced kisses on two women, one with a child present, after entering apartments and demanding subscripts. Investigations continue as victims identify the prowler and police log details of the two encounters.
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Long Beach
E. Herrsch
Crurnan Boyd Manor
Sax
Lotharin
Iin
Slays Wife and Friend in Las Vegas Shooting Spree
A toy shop operator Fred Fowler 54 shot and killed his wife Dorothy Fowler 38 and her friend Emma Lou Cotner 35 before a five hour manhunt. Fowler surrendered after a house to house search while the Fowler children witnessed the scene.
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Las Vegas
Fred Fowler
Ray Shefter
Fowler
Pits
Dorothy Fowler
Emma Lou Cotner
Frances
William
Freda
David
Lew Pirozzolo
Julie Goldberg
Larry Gallo
Boy Shoots Power Line. Boy Dies In Alabama
A 17 year old, Carl Ray Knapp, was electrocuted Tuesday after firing at a utility pole insulator in Deer Park Alabama. Sheriff Lee Armstrong reported the shot struck a power line and caused the fatal accident as Knapp returned from squirting.
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Deer Park
Ala
Carl Ray Knapp
Lee Armstrong
Knapp
Junting Squircola
Eisenhower Says World Peace Feels Closer Now
President Eisenhower told newsmen global war fears are lower now than in years. He distinguished peace from armistice and cited NATO work since January 1951. He noted anniversary ofAtoms for Peace talk and outlined next week's meetings on foreign policy and the 1955 program.
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Washington
Eisenhower
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Atoms For Peace
United Nations
State Dulles
Congress
Asia
China
United States
North Korea
CIO Adopts Safeguards for Union Welfare Funds
The CIO convention moved to approve a code to guard welfare funds from graft and ensure maximum benefits to beneficiaries. An ethics committee drafted the plan after hearings in New York with insurance firms and experts. Proposals call for semi annual audits by independent CPAs and public disclosure of fund administration details.
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Los Angeles
Vpi
CIO
New York City
Publc
Tinian
Red Premier Assails U.S. Pact With Chiang
Premier Chou En Lai denounces the U S Nationalist mutual defense pact as a grave warlike provocation. He says the United States must withdraw armed forces from Formosa and nearby waters or face grave consequences. He calls the treaty null and void and a betrayal of China’s sovereignty.
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Chdu En-Lai
China
U. S
People's Republic of China
Peiping’ Rardia
Chon
United States
Formosa
Pescadores
Formosa Strait
U. S. 7Th Fleet
London
Fied
Talwar
Chiang Kai-Shek
Taiwan
Jobless numbers rise in November amid mixed gains
In November unemployment rose by 152000 but total non farm employment hit a high for the year at 55.6 million. The automobile sector posted a second straight month of gains and preholiday retail trade rose, while overall jobless totals stood at about 2.893 million versus 2.85 million in October.
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Weeks
Mitchell
Phantom sniper fires on Long Beach Freeway cars
Bullets shattered two windshields on the Long Beach Freeway injuring no one. Victims Logan Fleming and Thomn Wirshiw reported hearing a loud bang about 8 23 p.m. near Artesia Street, with windows cracked but no injuries. Police linked the attack to a phantom sniper who earlier struck a Terminal Island Freeway car and a Willow Street bridge engine.
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Bulets
Long Beech Freeway
Terminal Island
Willow St. Bridge
Logan M. Fleming
Iat W
Thomn Wirshiw
California Ave
South
Gale
Fleming
Edith
Slass
Artesia St
Warshaw
Long Beach Blvd
Fleming Auto Seas
Where to Find It Beach Combing and More
A catalog of page references lists sections and pages across the newspaper. It includes topics from beach combing and bridges to comics, crosswords, editorials, obituaries, sports, theaters, tides, temperatures, women’s pages, and Your World.
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Boyle
Wilson
Weather forecast notices variable cloudiness today
Weather outlook notes variable high cloudiness with night and early morning low clouds and fog. Temperatures rise slightly, bringing a warmer trend.
Ailing Pontiff Blesses World From Bedside
Pope Pius XII, aged 78, delivered a blessing to the world from his bedside in a television radio broadcast marking the Marian Year. Despite a recent collapse and a lingering cough, officials noted improving signs as he stood at his bedroom window and spoke in Italian and Latin, with crowds outside St Mary Major Basilica celebrating.
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Vatican City
Pius
Wits
Waliean
Ole Chidren
Mary
Jesus
Basilica of
St. Mary Major
Vatican
Bunda
Placidia Riccards
Stolen Ercooupe Wrecked By Youth In Martinez
Sixteen year old Lowell Yorks of Concord took a light two passenger Ercoupe from Martinez Airport for a 15 minute joyride. He crashed on his third landing attempt and was injured. Police say he faces brand theft charges. York learned flying at Concord Airport but lacked landing skill. The aircraft belonged to W E Lewis of Concord and was wrecked.
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Martinez
Calif
Lowell Yorks
Concord
R. D. Nickolz
York
Nickola
W. E. Lewis
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