McCarthy Illness Shapes Censure Debate in Senate
The hospital reports Senator McCarthy may remain several days. Bridges said doctors warn of a more serious condition with antibiotics for an elbow infection after a weekend injury. Debate over censure continues amid absence and possible recess, with Johnson delaying remarks until McCarthy can hear them.
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Knowland Pushes Break With Soviets and Policy Review
Senate Republican leader Knowland urged a break in diplomatic relations as a possible moral sanction against Soviet pressure and discussed shifting world tensions. He awaits European and Asian developments on Saar talks and arming West Germany to judge if China’s threats against Formosa are real. Eisenhower told lawmakers he favors a bipartisan approach and will consult ahead on critical decisions. George of Georgia said coopting foreign defense policy with U N matters was well received and may shape the new Senate Foreign Relations Committee chair.
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Mother Calls for Forgotten Boys Motive in Sheppard Case
Two boys, a 10 month old and a toddler, were reclaimed by their mother after a month in a boarding home. The operator cited false addresses and employment details. the mother apologized and paid a bill after juvenile authorities intervened.
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Japanese Coal Mine Explosion Series 12 near Fukuoka
Twelve miners were buried alive by a coal mine explosion near Fukuoka Japan. Four others were injured in the incident. Officials feared more casualties as rescue teams worked through the rubble.
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Japan
Arab Protest Strike Ties Morocco Cities
Rioters closed shops in Arab quarters of major Moroccan cities in support of Mohammed Ben Youssef who was ousted and exiled by the French last year. The demonstration was planned to run for three days.
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Morocco
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