McCarthy Censure Debate Splits Senate Republicans
The Senate wallsow debate over censuring Senator McCarthy continues with Smith proposing a Nixon headed seven member probe into McCarthyism as an alternative to censure. Flanders presses a censure plan while many fear a down vote amid November elections and potential bipartisan caution.. McCarthy stays silent aside from hinting at amendments as Fulbright and Monroney weigh likely votes and Democratic unease grows over political risk.
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Jury weighs assemblyman pay charge in San Diego
A San Diego Superior Court jury began deliberations on salary kickback charges against State Assemblyman Edwin Bulen. The indictment accuses Bulen of employing his wife and Mrs. Rosa Longfellow and of taking kickbacks from Longfellow. Bulen and his wife admitted a salary-splitting arrangement with Longfellow but deny wrongdoing.
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Reprieve in Chessman death penalty case sparks legal fight
Los Angeles officials and judges react to a stay of execution for Chessman. The condemned man, known for a string of rapes and kidnappings in Los Angeles, seeks to overturn an incomplete court transcript and expand appeals. If the US Supreme Court acts, timing could shift to December or November, influencing ongoing legal battles and personal engagements surrounding Chessman.
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Red Killing Carriers Due in Manila
The carrier Philippine Sea and Hornet, whose pilots shot down two Communist planes over Marian Taland on Sunday, will return to Manila Bay Saturday. U S planes violated air space over Hainan while searching for survivors of a British airliner shot down by Red Blanes. The ships, part of the U S fleet, are in training operations in the South China Sea and protested Peiping’s actions.
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Baby Fine Too Three in Family Suffer From Polio
Los Angeles report of infantile paralysis affects Don Muir a 26 year old aircraft worker who arrived from Mendon Utah and his 19 year old wife Mary Jean Nielsen Muir. Don’s mild case began last week while early this week Mary Jean contracted polio. Their baby girl born Wednesday weighed 5 pounds 13 ounces and also has a mild case. The couple says they are coping and have not yet chosen a name for the infant.
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Congress Completes Action on Tax Revise
Congress approves a broad tax revision with personal income tax cuts, corporation excess profits relief, and excise tax reductions totaling billions. The measure shifts filing dates to April 15, expands depreciation write offs, and broadens business deductions while drawing Democratic critique over benefits skewed to corporations and wealthy.
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Ike and Family Relax at Camp David Weekend
President Eisenhower and Mrs. Eisenhower with three grandchildren arrive at Camp David in Thurmont Maryland for a weekend of rest. They travel 65 miles from Washington by two hour drive and plan to visit the Gettysburg farm to inspect progress on the home. Maj. and Mrs. John Eisenhower join later as he serves temporarily as a White House aide before taking an assignment at Fort Leavenworth. They expect to return to Washington Sunday evening or Monday morning.
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San Diego Liquor Mess May See New Charges
State Attorney General William Spainee said hearings on liquor licenses in San Diego may lead to new charges. The Agent noted that licenses were surrendered without a fight, signaling a possible trend as investigations continue to clean up alleged illegal licensing practices. Another San Diego license tied to Harry E. Weiss from Lemon Grove is slated for Monday hearing.
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Chemical Plant Blast Hurts Indianapolis Workers
An explosion on Indianapolis south side damaged an Eli Lilly chemical plant and injured six employees and 21 firefighters. Firefighting efforts spread acid wash and foam as hundreds of responders evacuated the area to prevent spills into nearby explosive compounds.
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