Senate to weigh McCarthy censure plus many other items
Senate reconvenes with McCarthy censure as the headline issue but may also act on Simple Resolutions on auto bootlegging debate limits and a Code of Probes. Treaties including Southeast Asia Defense Pact and West Germany rearmament await action, with nominations and Senate rules changes possible.
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Ex TVA Chief Lauds Slant in Dixon Yates Report
Gordon Clapp former TVA chairman charged Budget Director Hughes gave President Eisenhower an exceedingly slanted and misleading view of the Dixon Yates contract He said the April 24 memo failed to provide a solid basis to judge the deal He testified as the subcommittee pressed Eisenhower on the AEC approval of the pact to build a 107 million dollar plant at West Memphis Arkansas supplying 600000 kilowatts to TVA.
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Condemned Slayer Begins Deathhouse Vigil in Oklahoma
MURLESTER Okla Oct 30 Condemned killer Harbie Franklin Fairris began his death house vigil in the state penitentiary after being taken from Oklahoma City prison. He was sentenced for the pistol slaying of detective Bennie Cravatt during an attempted grocery robbery and will appeal to the criminal court of appeals. Fairris remained calm during transport and after sentencing.
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Poll shows CIO poll finds Eisenhower likely to lose
The CIO Communications Workers Union reports a survey of about 65 percent women members indicates 42.8 percent chance for Eisenhower to win if he ran today. Compared with 49 percent in February and 46 percent in June, the union warns GOP reliance on his popularity could cost votes. Beirne urges focus on economic and political issues.
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Falcon Reservoir Nears Maximum Conservation Level
IBWC spokesmen said Falcon Reservoir would reach its maximum conservation level soon. Friday depth at the dam site was 119 feet five inches below the limit and rising slowly with little water released as there are no irrigation requests from Mexico and US usage remains small.
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