Senate Debates Atom Bill as Filibuster Persists
The Senate fights over the atom power bill with filibuster tactics as Republicans claim a deliberate stall, while Democrats push amendments and government power plans to produce electric energy face strong opposition. Senator Knowland seeks cloture. Senator Gore predicts failure amid a weary chamber and a sparse audience. Chile hosts strong quakes as political tensions unfold at home and Congress.
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Cole
Senate
House Atomic Energy Committee
House
Rep
Holifield
D-Call
Tennessee Valley
Knowland
Sen
Gore
GOP
Edwin ¢. Johnson
D-Cale
GOL
Magnuson
D.-Wash
Republica
Butler
R-Md
White House
James C. Hagerty
Ex Footballer Accused in Beach Rioting
Huntington Beach police charged Melvin Paul Hagmann a 20 year old resident of Modella Park with battery after he allegedly led a mob that defied Lifeguard Chief Fred Swartz and two guards and chased them from the beach. Hagmann described as a 6 foot 1 inch 205 pound ex football player from Pasadena College and construction worker.
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Huntington Beach
Fred Swartz
Melvin Paul Hagmann
Modella Park
Hagmann
John Seltzer
Swartz
Seltzer
Westminster
Pasadena College
State Liquor Board Expands Inquiry and Seeks Full Cooperation
A directive to state liquor staff orders full cooperation with the attorney general's probe into liquor administration. The Board of Equalization approves a statewide study to overhaul liquor control and weighs actions on licenses amid fraud allegations and grand jury scrutiny.
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Liquor Board
Sacramento
Atttorney General
Board of Equatization
a_ marathon
Atty
William M. Bennett
Wlay-hall
Eynot
Willy
Ceil
Edmund G Brown
Guv. Knight
William G. Bonelli
Saugus
California
Bonelli
Actin
Benelli
Charles ©. Berry
San Diego
Berry
Grand Jury
Charles W. Lyon
Beverly Hills
Robert C. Kirlavod
Martial Law Quieted Alabama City Amid Slaying Probe
National Guard and state troopers enforce martial law in Russell County as an emergency grand jury investigates the Patterson slaying and connected gang activity. Officials reshuffle court posts and deploys troops while governors pledge ongoing control.
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Patterson
Russell County
Arch Ferrell
J. B. Hicks
Walterb. Jones
Montgomery
Alabama Bar Association
National Guard
Hanna
Birot
Beranha
H. Ralph Mathews
Daniel
Elmer Reese
Alabama
Hugh Bentley
John Patterson
Ferrell
Mathews
Albert Fuller
Bernard F. Sykes
Sykes
S. Garrett
Garrett
Birmingham
Waynesboro
Miss
James N. Brown
William N. McQueen
Gov
Persons
Son of Rome Mayor's Son Held After Building Collapse
The son of Rome's mayor was arrested for negligent homicide after a building collapsed killing two women and injuring six. The disaster halted repairs and raised questions about safety as officials discussed blame and future inquiry.
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Rome
UPI
Bil
Land Son
Christian Democrat
Salvatore Rebeccini
Military Chiefs Show Cold Toward Asia Alliance
Undersecretary of State Smith returned from Geneva saying the Indochina settlement was the best possible under the circumstances. He rejected comparisons to the Munich pact noting this is a war and warning against appeasement in Asia.
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Asia Alliance
Europe
NATO
Southeast Asia
Japan
Smith
Waler Bedell Smith
United States
Indochina
Eisenhower
Oales
Geneva
London
Kryrohill
Munich
Hitler
Bribe Attempt Charged in York Postmaster Bid
A York, Pennsylvania man, George D. Shirley, was charged by U.S. Attorney General Brownell with attempting to bribe his way into the York postmaster job. A criminal information filed in Scranton accuses Shirley of offering a $1000 Republican Party contribution for the appointment to Rep. S Walter Stauffer.
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Washington
Brownell
York, Pa
York
George D. Shirley
Federal District Court
Scranton
Shirley
Walter Stauffer
R-Pa
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