Contradictory Report Denied by McCarthy
Washington AP report on the McCarthy Army hearings shows Hearing Counsel Ray Jenkins claiming a direct contradiction with McCarthy’s memo about Army official comments on Maj. Gen. Kirke B. Lawton’s possible removal at Ft. Monmouth. McCarthy disputed the summary as inaccurate while denying improper pressures for Priv. G. David Schine. Jenkins suggested McCarthy sought to record opposition to special favors.
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PBM Wreck Tragedy Deepens as 17 Feared Dead
Search planes report wreckage on Yaku Shima near southern Japan. Four engine PBM patrol bomber with 47 crew vanished Wednesday en route from western Japan to the Philippines. Survivors unlikely after crash in stormy conditions. Cor Mor sonar tender Corson despatched from Iwakuni.
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Yaku Shimai
Contempt Charged as GOP Senator Calls for McCarthy Ouster
Senate confrontation erupts as Senator Flanders accuses McCarthy of contempt over 1952 charges. Flanders demands McCarthy purge himself and testify, while McCarthy dismisses the attack as senility. The exchange occurs amid McCarthy’s temporary relinquishment of his investigation chair, and a separate armed-robbery incident near his home is reported.
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New England
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Investigations Subcommittee
Solons Tackle Warning on Defense Bill Power
Washington committee approves a defense bill allocating over 29 billion for next year and orders the Defense Department to speed clearance of security cases. Senator Ferguson cites McCarthy era tensions, midshipmen delays, and Maj. Irving Peress as catalysts, urging centralized due process and strong national security.
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Sigle
United States
Woman Kills Neighbor She Thought Thug
Los Angeles police report a young mother, Jeanne Molles, shot and killed her downstairs neighbor, Harry Peterson, 34, whom she believed was a burglar. Peterson broke a window and slashed a screen before dying near the Belford Avenue building. Neighbors say her husband had warned her of prowlers, and a prearranged signal preceded the shotgun blast.
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Los Angeles
Westchester
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Harry Peterson
Aircraft Company
SF Peterson
Belford Ave
Stewart Jones
Penny Pincher Dulles Bares All on Saving Tactics
Secretary of State Dulles told the Senate Appropriations Committee in secret testimony that small cost cuts often backfire. He cited editing cables to save money, avoiding Far Eastern experts at the Berlin conference, and trimming parts of Eisenhower’s UN speech to save expenses. He admitted the moves could hinder US interests and noted the Geneva countdown and limited travel comforts affected diplomacy.
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Guardelle
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GOP Sees Passage of Ike's Proposals
Republican leaders predict success for most of President Eisenhower's social security health and unemployment proposals while balking at his tax reform and farm support plans. In a major radio television address he urged Congress to act quickly to place America on a broad straight legislative highway toward security and prosperity as the world faced mushroom clouds and danger from hostile forces.
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Floods Drown Seven in South Japan After Heavy Rains
Kyodo News Agency reports seven people dead and two missing after a flash flood in southern Japan triggered by three inches of rain. Central Japan saw temperatures drop below freezing damaging crops including soy beans corn and potatoes.
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Where to Find It Beach Combomg Rose Shipping Table
The note lists sections and page references for locating features in the publication. It points readers to Beach Combomg on page A-15, Shipping Table on page B-8, Geom tape to Women on pages B-4 and B-7, and Your World on page A-2.
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Stranded in Desert Woman Dies Near Lucerne Valley
In San Bernardino County near Lucerne Valley a Los Angeles woman identified as Mrs Lo retta Ann Shaw about 40 was found dead Thursday among scorched sand near her auto with a water jug beside. Her husband William N Shaw was found dead four days earlier five miles away as the couple had been en route to a desert cabin belonging to Shaw's brother Ed. Deputies said they likely walked into the desert after leaving the cabin eleven days earlier.
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Loretta Ann Shaw
Los Angeles
Riles
San Bernardino County
William N. Shaw
Viet Minh demands surrender of Red River Delta
Vienna and Geneva reports say the Vietminh press France to surrender the Red River Delta except Hanoi and Haiphong as part of a regroupment after a cease fire. France and Vietminh maps show Hanoi and Haiphong surrounded by communists, while talks shift toward a cease-fire plan.
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Wife Release Follows $75,000 Ransom in Kidnapping
In Phoenix, a 93-year-old wife of a Phoenix executive was abducted Wednesday and released Friday after a $75,000 ransom. A vast police hunt in the Superstition Mountains followed fresh tracks as bloodhounds, planes, patrol cars and ground teams scoured the rugged area near Apache Junction and Florence Junction. The captive, Evelyn Ann Smith, was held about 29 hours in the Lost Dutchman region before release. Authorities from Pinal County, two counties, Prowse Police, and the FBI conducted the operation with the search ongoing.
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Florence Junction
Evelyn Ann Smith
Pipe and Steel Company
Dutchman
Arizona Highway Patrol
Prowse Police Department
FBI
Pasadena to seek FBI probe of radar sabotage
Pasadena police said they will ask the FBI to investigate claims that vital electronic parts in Navy radar equipment are being sabotaged at a local firm. An officer described a salt-shaker method used to compromise capacitors, with the sabotage discovered Thursday and an estimated loss around 5000.
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FBI
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Saps Yighaken
Forty Lose Fight for Tide Leases
Forty claimants who filed with the federal government over tidelands off Long Beach lost in federal court in Washington. The judge ruled that the Federal Mineral Leasing Act does not apply to state tidelands after the 1953 shift, ending their bid for federal leases to develop offshore oil.
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Charles F. McLaugh
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Three men nabbed for peddling heroin at ball games
San Francisco police arrested three men after Rudolph Alvarado, 32, was booked on vagrancy and drug offenses. Ere nest Schultz, 32, and Bernard Sanchez, 34, were also found to be vagrancy addicts and charged with narcotics possession.
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Rudolph Alvarado
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