Solons Trade Words in McCarthy Debate
The Senate clash over Senator McCarthy’s conduct continues with Capehart and Lehman challenging the integrity of the investigation into communism. Senators propose alternatives, including a three by three committee to review procedures, while leaders debate how to proceed and avoid harming Congress.
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American Air Strike Reaches West Coast Flights
A nationwide labor clash nears culminating in airline and steel talks. ALPA cites long June New York to Los Angeles flights. CAB appeal delays schedules. Trans Canada plans additional Toronto sections. Steelworkers in Pittsburgh discuss Alcoa deal as unions seek raises. Mediation chief Whitley McCoy reports effort to end 170,000 idle across industries.
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U. S. Circuit Court of Appeals
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Anaconda Copper
Ohio Society Doctor Arrested Charged With Murder
Dr. Samuel Sheppard, a Cleveland area physician, was arrested on a first degree murder charge for the beating death of his wife. He appeared in Bay Village and was held in Cuyahoga County jail with a habeas corpus writ pending. Prosecutors and police described a brutal attack as details emerged from the investigation and inquest preparations continue.
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Richard Weyeenot
Leaking Brain Cause Sends Cherokee Man Off Correct Lane
George Hardyman, 66, of Cherokee Iowa, inexplicably drove 18 miles on the wrong side of State Highway 5 toward Cherokee from Storm Lake. Doctors cite two small leaks from a blond brain vessel causing mixed sensation, though he believed he was on the proper side. Traffic avoided collision as other motorists honked and one driver passed with horn blare, while Hardyman steered into ditches and forced a truck off the road.
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Storm Lake
Cherokee
Hardyingr
Delay Seen in McCarthy Army Report
Senator Mundt says the McCarthy hearings report likely won’t be ready until mid August or later. The subcommittee chairman and Ray Jenkins note the bulky 7 page testimony summary slows progress. A drafting plan may form next week, with options to stay in Washington or mail a rough draft after adjournment.
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Boy Aided by Popsicle cheerfully accepts ice treat
Six year old Eddie Phillips, who bled heavily after tonsil surgery, finally agreed to a popsicle after doctors offered one. His condition had required multiple transfusions as a malady disrupted blood clotting, but physicians now report he should be alright.
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Ohia
Eddie Phillips
Steel Pier Blaze Damages Atlantic City Landmark
A fire at Steel Pier damaged the boardwalk site near the main attraction area in Atlantic City. The blaze destroyed parts of the pier’s exhibits and venues including the General Motors display and the Awardwalk, with 600 other visitors moved to safety as thousands attended shows nearby.
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Associated Press
War Racks Viet Nam as Truce Nears
In Hanoi Indochina fighting rages as a cease fire nears Geneva terms. French high command says rebels pressed attacks in the Dong Hot sector while the cease fire extends to Aug 7. Haiphong remains tense as refugees flee toward the coast amidst warnings of possible bloodshed.
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Ingnehinese
Pieces of Body Discovered In Two Cardboard Containers
Remains of a young boy were found stuffed in two cardboard containers near the St Lawrence River. Police, led by homicide chief Taspaetay Bond, suspect the victim is Raysta Trudeau, a local child abducted earlier. Investigators seek identification. parents are traveling to Albany.
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Lytle Creek Brush Fire Near Control
Forestry officials reported a brush fire in Lytle Creek area near control. The blaze began Thursday and burned over 1200 acres, threatening Glenn Dude Ranch and the Scotland Store. Three of 330 firefighters on the lines suffered burns.
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Cold Spell Records Set in French Equatorial Africa
A severe cold wave sweeps through Shazavil and Etench Waquiac in the French Equatorial Africa colony, driving temperatures down to a record 48 degrees Fahrenheit. The previous low was 50 degrees recorded in 1935, marking the coldest on record for the colony.
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French Equatorial Africa
Solon Cleared on Charge of Pay Kickback
San Diego State Assemblyman Edwin S. Bulen was acquitted of a salary kickback charge in a case affecting 32 other Assemblymembers and four State Senators. The Superior Court jury reached its verdict after a morning of deliberation. Bulen, Escondido dairy producer and Republican nominee, faced a grand jury indictment alleging he required secretary Rosa G. Longfellow to share her $150 monthly state salary with his wife. His wife and Longfellow denied criminal intent, noting the split was arranged by the two women.
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Landslide near Nagoya Claims Three Lives
Three people died in a landslide near Nagoya on Honshu today, with one injured and three others missing, according to the Asahi newspaper report. Local authorities were assessing the affected area and coordinating rescue efforts.
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Kentucky Heat Sparks Odd Gripes Across State
A fragmented Kentucky page reports 100 degree heat complaints from Lexington to Evansville with quirky notes about a bell at a church and a 32 caliber pistol. Witnesses recount a fatal shooting in Henderson and a jail escape in Williamson West Virginia as residents vent about dry roots and underground fires.
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Atarshall
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Wildersaiel Harris
Jefferson County
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Spees
Everell Brown
Pikeville
Mingo County
Willanson
W. Va
Teeners Save Woman in Ocean Leap
A 23 year old Torrance woman fled a restaurant terrace and leaped into Ocean Beach in San Francisco. Three teenage boys Joseph Frates Joseph McDowell and James Ammons saved her, pulling her to safety. She was treated for immersion and admitted for psychiatric observation.
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Petelunis
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Joseph McDowell
James Ammons
Andy
Fay Moorbesk
Newton
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Nora Candley
San
Moerbeck
East German Reds Reject U S Food Offer
East German Communists rejected President Eisenhower's aid proposal as disreputable and a cover for American spy activity. Neues Deutschland accused the plan of US agent recruitment and urged the United States to cut occupation costs for West Germany. James B. Conant sent a note to the Soviet high commission with Eisenhower's offer.
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Neues ‘Deutschland
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Germany
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Soviet High Commission
East Germany
Dope Chief Nabbed in Tokyo Narcotics Ring Bust
Tokyo police arrested a Chinese national on charges of heading a $500000 narcotics ring. They confiscated about 43 pounds of heroin, filters and related equipment in raids today.
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Tokyo
Naval Captain Found Dead in Brig Cell
WASHINGTON. A Naval Captain identified as Fugenetris Harris, 46, of Caj's pus Christ, Teses, was found dead late Friday night in a brig cell at the naval receiving station on the Potomac River. Harris, a physician in the Naval Medical Corps, had been awaiting a review of a general court martial conviction on morals charges for about 10 days. Cause of death not determined. detectives reported a burned left hand and a mattress disturbance, suggesting he may have fallen asleep and dropped a lit cigarette.
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Hurtis
Second Break Fatal SAN RAFAEL Autopsy Discloses
Joseph Joan Malone 27 from San Rafael died Friday after a fall fractured his neck again. He had three years with a broken neck previously. Coroner's autopsy released today confirms the second fatal neck injury.
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