McCarthy Symington clash stalls Army inquiry
The Symington McCarthy dispute dominated a third day of hearings as McCarthy urged restraint and suggested a two week recess while Coln departs for National Guard training. Cohn described Adams warned of Schine overseas and Stevens cooperation, with Jackson pressing for answers on why the probe waited for Schine’s induction. The row over finances and potential investigations lingered amid calls to end the hearings quickly.
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President Eisenhower to Broadcast Speech From Washington
President Eisenhower will address a Citizens for Eisenhower group at the Statler Hotel Thursday night. Mutual Broadcasting System schedules the speech for 10:30 p.m. on its radio network, with ABC also planning to carry it later but time not set. NBC and CBS have not announced plans and no immediate TV broadcast is planned.
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Hard Working Thieves Reported In Tulsa Gas Well Theft
Oklatt and Mr Friggell of Broken Arrow reported Tuesday the theft of an derrick, tool house, machinery and drill pipe. Six trucks were needed to haul the rig into position at a gas well.
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Oil Dealers Call for Import Curb to Protect Domestic Industry
A group led by IPAS president W M Vaughey urged Congress to move quickly on legislation to curb oil imports. They argued that imports exceed demand, strains the market, and threaten U S security and Western Hemisphere solidarity. Several firms have trimmed schedules but not enough to restore balance.
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Union Trial Foes Clash in Los Angeles Bar Argument
Police report a bar argument sparked a violence incident tied to intra union tensions. Harold Hall of Venice testified he was beaten by four men after voicing concerns over the union health fund. International president Byron faces actions as a trial board weighs allegations against Nichols and others in Los Angeles.
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Fourteen escapes nabbed near Missouri highway patrol stop
Fourteen young escapees from a Cheyenne Wyoming stockade were captured near Davannah Missouri by a state trooper after fleeing without paying for gasoline. Trooper J W Dreher pursued their car two miles until it crashed. Suspects Rex Alexander 18 Paducah Kentucky Gordon Ainsworth 17 Aurora Oregon Paul Driscoll 17 Malden Michigan Donald Deas 19 New Orleans Louisiana identified.
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