Riddles of McCarthy Army hearings linger after end
Washington reports that questions about who lied and who won the McCarthy Army hearings linger as historians may decide the truth behind a Jan. 21 Justice Department meeting and high level orders. The debate centers on Stevens Adams Cohn and McCarthy and the impact on public perception and politics.
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Washington
Joseph R. McCarthy
R-Wis
Justice Department
McCarthy
Capitol Hill
Pvt. G. David Schine
Secretary of the Army
Robert T. Stevens
Ft. Monmouth
N. J
Radar Laboratories
Army
John G. Adams
Senate Investigations
Cohn
Rex 3
Stevens
Pvt. Schine
Sen. Potter
R-Mich
Special Army
Joseph N. Welch
Sen. Symington
D-Mo
Cohn and Company
Schine
Welch
Senate
White House
McCarthy and Company
Kent
Wisconsin
Mundt
Association Votes To Oppose Changes In Cotton Allotments
Southwest cotton growers urged consultation before any change to lint crop acreage allotments. District reps of the Southwestern Five States Cotton Growers Association voted Friday to oppose altering the allotment program. Retiring resident Cecil Coller edte of Casa Grande Arizona said growers also opposed an omnibus farm bill being considered by the House Agriculture committee, fearing impacts on current allotments.
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EL Paso
Southwest
Southwestern
Five States Cotton Growers Association
Finaay
Cecil Colleredte
Casa Grande, Ariz
House Agriculture Committee
Collerette
Beltwide Prowers
Mitchell Landers
Berino
N. A
Crulerette
John Aucusine
Las Cruces
N.M
Arizoana
California
Nevada
New Mexico
West Texas
Soviets Grant East Germany More Autonomy
Western Berlin officials report Moscow will abolish the Lower High Commissioner's office. Sergei Dengin, the Soviet representative, departs after farewell visits as East Germany gains freer government. A Moscow radio broadcast says Soviet personnel in East Germany will be reduced by two thirds as relations with a German republic are formalized.
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London
Berlin
Sergei Dengin
Toe
Moscow
East Germany
Tuberculosis Death Rate Falls Since 1903
The U.S. tuberculosis death rate dropped from 185.9 per 190000 in 1903 to 12.6 in the present era, indicating substantial public health progress.
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U.S
North Carolina Population on Farms and Rural Residency
North Carolina counts 4 061 929 residents with 1 376 560 living on farms. The data highlights the rural share and farming households within the state.
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North Carolina
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