McCarthy Cohn assure Mundt no push to oust Jackson
Senate investigation comments focus on rift over Flanders plan to oust McCarthy aides. Mundt says McCarthy and Cohn deny plans to target Henry Jackson or raise charges against subcommittee members. Kennedy disputes Cohn threat claim amid tense exchanges over Schine remarks.
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INS
Ashington
McCarthy- Army _ Investigation
Karl E. Mundt
R-Sd
Joseph R. McCarthy
R-Wis
Roy M. Cohn
Henry M. Jackson
D-Wash
Wiliam Knowland
Calif
Ralph Flanders
R-Vi
McCarthy
Congress
Knowland
Senate
Flanders
Eisenhower
Mundt
Cohn
Washingtonian
Robert F. Kennedy
Colin Friday
Kennedy
Jackson
Pvt
G. David Schine
Subcommittee
Milwaukee
McCarthy Says He Won’t Be Rubber Stamp for Eisenhower
Senator McCarthy told a Milwaukee audience he would back Eisenhower if he ran today but would not be a rubber stamp even if it involved the flesh of the Republican. He emphasized duty to Wisconsin voters over party loyalty.
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Associated Press
Milwaukee
Sen. McCarthy
R-Wis
Eisenhower
McCarthy
Wisconsin
Arizona man charged in $75,000 kidnapping case
Daniel J. Marsin, 41, is charged with kidnapping for ransom after allegedly abducting Evelyn Ann Smith and collecting $75,000. He was held on a $20,000 bond. a $5,000 reward was offered to reveal where the money is hidden. If convicted, he faces 20 to 50 years or death in certain circumstances.
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Evelyn Anne Smith
Marsin
Associated Press
Hoeninx
Ariz
Daniel J. Marsin
Evelyn Ann Smith
Atto
William P. Mahoney
Marsini
Justice of the Peace Af Flood
Marsinis
Arizona
Riot injures 63 at Osaka Omi Silk Co plants
At least 63 workers were injured Saturday as riots erupted at two Omi Silk Co plants in Osaka Japan. The protest targeted compulsory attendance of Buddhist services and alleged tampering with personal mail.
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Osaka
Japan
Omi Silk Co
Seven Die in Chicago Tenement Fire Blamed on 11-Year-Old
Chief of Detectives says Marion Gregory, an 11-year-old whisky drinker, cigaret smoker, told police he started the blaze that killed seven and injured nine in a fourth floor tenement. He says two men in baseball caps were seen earlier near the fire.
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Chicago
John T. O'Malley
O'Malley
Marion Gregory
Gregory
Robert Ryan
Fire Department
Earl Downs
New Taxes or Fees Face Pursonnet Revenue Shortfall
City commissioners weigh tax rate increase or new charges for garbage collection and sewer connections to balance a 195435 budget of 6 421 900. Meetings with City Manager Steve Matthews run through July as hearings approach, with 30 day filing before the August public session.
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C. W. Ratliff
Avalanche-Journal
Pursonnet
Steve Matthews
City Hall
Ers
Matthews
Commission
Electric
Water Department
Civil Defense Test Scheduled for Three Texas Cities
A three city test simulating an atomic hazard is planned Monday at 11 49 a m CST with one and a half million Texans warned to be on alert in a drill of civil defense readiness.
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Texas
Associated Press
Houston
Dallas
Fort Worth
A &X
Hiroshima
United States
Hawaii
Alaska
Puerto Rico
Area Counts Loss From Storm More Showers Due Today
The region faced crop damage from Friday storms with 15 000 acres of Hale County cotton destroyed and up to 20 000 more acres damaged. The Weather Bureau predicts possible afternoon showers today with mild temperature changes and clear to partly cloudy skies.
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South Plains
Weather Bureau
Lubbock
Hale
Floyd
Swisher
Hale County
Bleachers Collapse Injures About 50 at Dover Speedway
A section of the Dover Speedway bleachers collapsed injuring about 50 people during an event. Many sustained cuts and bruises, with several reported to have broken legs or arms.
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Dover
N.J
Dover Speedway
Six Die In Guatemala Clash During Police Arrest
Six people were killed at Amatitlan during a police attempt to arrest farm workers. Among the dead were Lt. Marco Antonio Sanchez Amatitlan police chief and two other officers and three farmhands. The cause of the clash and reason for the arrest were not given.
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Guatemala
Prensa Libre
Amatitlan
Marco Antonio Sanchez
ABC Rodeo Ends In Local Wrapup
A brief sports item notes the ABC rodeo concludes in town with event highlights and standings. Local attendees reported competitive rides and final scores shaping the rodeo’s closing day results.
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ABC Rodeo
Don’t miss a copy of the Avalanche or Journal
A brief notice urges readers to pick up copies of the Avalanche or Journal while away. It emphasizes staying informed through local papers and highlights availability at nearby stands and offices.
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Avalanche
Journal
Laniel Loses Vote in France as Premier Sinks
Premier Joseph Laniel faced a defeat in the National Assembly by 306 to 293 amid Bristling clashes over Indochina and a proposed European Defense Community. Laniel and his seven party coalition offered resignations, Coty delayed acceptance while seeking a new premier and a stable government.
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Associated Press
ARIS
Joseph Laniel
National Assembly
European Defense Community
France
Rene Coty
Laniel
Lanier
Elysee Palace
White House
Coty
Former Sheriff Tom Abel Dies At 74 In San Angelo
Thomas J. Abel longtime Lubbock County sheriff 1933 to 1945 died after three weeks illness at St John’s Hospital San Angelo He had been in ill health about a year and died of a heart attack while visiting a daughter Abel 74 was a prominent lawman during a era when the Southwest drew top public enemies including Clyde Barrow and Bonnie Parker.
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Wayne Panter
Avalanche-Journal
Thomas J. Abel
Lubbock County
Southwest
Abel
St. John's Hospital
San Angelo
Clyde Barrow
Tom Abel
Soviet scientists build cosmic ship and study space life
The Literary Gazette reports a cosmic ship is under construction by Soviet scientists while biologists test space living. It notes radio guided rockets can be sent into space and discusses plans for an artificial satellite. Tests look at how long crews could reside aboard such vessels.
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International News Service
OSCOW
Moscow
Literary Gazette
Soviet Union
Central Air Club
Astronautical
the Gazette
Earth
U.S
Dulles Fashions Emergency Talks Over Indochina Crisis
Secretary of State John Foster Dulles held an urgent top level briefing with advisers on the Paris cabinet crisis and Indochina stalemate. Sen Knowland urged ending the Geneva Conference and Indochina independence if France accepts a peace at any price. U.S. leaders warn intervention is now too late to save Hanoi and the Red River Delta. Bidault may stay as foreign minister, with French insistence on armistice or continued resistance.
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INS
Ashington
Sec
John Foster Dulles
State Department
Dulles
Sen
Knowland
R-Calif
Associated States
Indochina
France
Paris
Department
U.S
Hanoi
Red River
Dien Bien Phu
Bidault
Georges Bidault
Laniel
Washington
Los Angeles
Robert D. Murphy
Douglas MacAre
Geneva
Work for Grapes Not Peanuts Two Chimps In Lab
Elmer and Cookie, chim panzees studied by Dr. Sylvan J. Kaplan at Texas Tech, are rewarded with grapes for tasks. The long study by the Psychology Department will extend over more than two decades, illustrating animal training methods.
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Elmer
Cookie
Sylvan J. Kaplan
Texas Tech
Kaplan
New Psychology Laboratory
Robert Ham
Deport
Weather Map: Lubbock area clears with warm highs today
Weather map notes clear to partly cloudy conditions in Lubbock and vicinity with no major temperature changes. Low around 69 degrees this morning and a high near 95, with scattered light showers or thunderstorms possible this afternoon. Official 24 hour records show a maximum of 93 and minimum of 66.
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Sone Ag Bow AM
U. S
Weather Bureau
Imum
Gene
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