McCarthy Condemned by Senate in 67-22 Rebuke
The Senate adopted a resolution condemning Senator McCarthy's conduct on two counts after a tense session that began November 8. The final vote was 67-22 with 44 Democrats and independent Sen. Morrow supporting the measure. Some Republicans dismissed lasting party damage.
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Sen
McCarthy
R-Wis
Senate
Sen. Mors
Oregon
Sen Bennett
Utah
Sen. Carlson
Kan
Republican Party
Aepublican
Sens. Knowland
Calif
Bridges
Lyndon Johnson
Texas
Eisenhower
Senate Elections Subcommittee
Thomas A. Burke
Ohio
Joseph R. McCarthy
Wis
Burke Votes For Censure Resolutions
Senator Burke of Ohio backed two censure resolutions against Senator McCarthy of Wisconsin. The Senate approved the measures 67 to 22 with Senator Bricker listed as not voting but paired against the first measure. Burke also supported an amendment condemning McCarthy for attacking the special committee. the amendment passed 64 to 23. Bricker was not shown as voting for paired on the second measure.
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Ohio
Pacific
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Burke
McCarthy
Senate
Sen. Bricker
U S and Chiang Regime Sign Mutual Defense Pact
The United States and Nationalist China signed a mutual security treaty. The pact pledges that an attack on Formosa would be deemed dangerous to regional peace and safety. Signed by John Foster Dulles and George Yeh, it covers Formosa, the Pesca dore Islands, and U S operated islands in the Western Pacific.
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United States
China
Formosa
John Foster Dulles
George Yeh
Republic of China
Chiang Kai-shek
Pescadore Islands
Western Pacific
Pope Pius XII Improves Says Personal Physician
Vatican bulletin reports Pope Pius XII, 78, gravely ill with peritoneal irritation and abdominal tension, has improved and is in satisfactory condition. Dr. Riccardo Galleazzi-Lisi announced after a tense night, noting tests showed no alarming changes and treatment is ongoing.
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Vatican
St. Peter's
Martin Noye
Vatican City
Riccardo Galleazzi-Lisi
Allies Press U.N. Action To Free 11 U.S. Airmen
The United States urged United Nations action to free 11 American airmen jailed by China on spy charges. U. S. Chief Delegate Lodge convened an emergency Allied session in Washington with 15 Korean allies backing swift action. Possible U.N. steps include Security Council action, Hammarskjold intercession, or a General Assembly resolution citing armistice violations.
Recount Charges Pile Up in Burke Bender Senate Race
In Columbus AP dispatches recounts show Burke narrowing the margin with a 2738 vote gain as 6840 precincts are processed. Burke plans a federal probe with Hamilton County to contest alleged irregularities while Ohio Secretary of State Brown orders an investigation into variances over 50 votes.
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Ohio
Thomas A. Burke
Burke
US Senate
George H. Bender
Cincinnati
Senate Elections Committee
Hamilton County
Ted. W. Brown
Cleveland
Franklin
Hamilton
Lucas
Mahoning
Brown
Joseph Sullivan
Vamilton County
Sullivan
Hhurke
Judge Dismisses DuPont Antitrust Suit
U S Judge Walter J Labuy dismissed the government's civil anti trust case against DuPont General Motors and United States Rubber. The court found no conspiracy restraint of trade or reasonable probability of restraint and noted the action sought divestiture of stock in GM and US Rubber. The suit dated to 1949 named DuPont and 33 family members amid claims of market influence and secret rebates.
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U.S
Walter J. Labuy
DuPont
General Motors Corp
United States Rubber Co
Labuy
General Motors
Abil
United States Rubber
E. I. du Pont de Nemours and Co
Pont Holding Companies
du Pont
du Ponts
U. S
Tom Clark
U.S. Supreme Court
Eisenhower Opposes Naval Blockade as U N Weighs Airmen Case
President Eisenhower ruled out a naval blockade of Red China while urging U N action to win release of 11 American airmen held in Communist territory. He warned against impulsive moves that could divide allies and reaffirmed peacetime policies with Soviet world coexistence. Ambassador Lodge said Washington would push the U N for prisoner release as Dulles coordinates with free world diplomats. Red China had sentenced 13 Americans on spy charges, a claim the State Department called false and a violation of the Korean armistice terms.
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Eisenhower
U.N
World Organization Today
Red China
Senhower
Senate
Knowland
Calif
Far East
Russia
Henry Cabot Lodge
New York
United States
State Department
State Dulles
Lodge
Red Chinese
Demos Ready For Battle Over Mitchell Successor
Democratic National Committee members gathered in New Orleans for a crowded fight over who will replace Chairman Stephen A. Mitchell. With 71 of 105 members likely to attend, questions arose on whether a majority or plurality suffices to elect. Three candidates, Paul Butler James Finnegan and Michael V Di Salle, challenge Butler seen as Mitchells preferred successor. Stevenson has kept hands off the decision while opponents target Butler as his candidate with strong Southern backing.
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New Orleans
Democratic National Committee
Stephen A. Mitchell
Mitchell
Clarence Cannon
Missouri
Texas
West Virginia
Puerto Rico
Nevada
Paul Butler
Indiana
James Finnegan
Philadelphia
Michael V. di Salle
Ohio
Price
Butler
Adlai E. Stevenson
Stevenson
South
New policemen learn ropes in hurry in Journal City
Sunday's Journal City profiles two new patrolmen in in service training. The Charity Ball will be old fashioned yet modern and Christmas cards will be tagged for quick delivery under a new Post Office plan. The MHS marching band concludes its parade season and shifts to concert work in 1954.
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Division OF Police
MHS
Defense expert cites unlocked doors and memory loss in Sheppard case
Dr Stephen Sheppard testified the house doors were never locked unless his brother and sister in law were away. He described concussion as blurring memory for at least 24 hours and noted surgeons see bizarre memory effects in accidents. The defense aims to suggest a marauder could have entered the Bay Village home the night Marilyn Sheppard was killed.
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Cleveland
Stephen Sheppard
Marilyn Sheppard
Samuel Sheppard
Steve
Sam
Marilyn
Bay Village
Sheppard
Stephen
18 Year Old Granted Stay of Execution in Georgia
Gov. Herman Talmadge ordered a 15 day stay of execution for James Willie Morgan 18 to permit a sanity hearing after his attorney Archie Gleason appealed. Morgan had been sentenced for fatally shooting Eugene Tal Madge Bryant a Augusta taxi driver during a robbery. His mother Ruby P Anderson pleads from prison cell.
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Atlanta
Herman Talmadge
James Willie Morgan
Archie Gleason
Morgan
Eugene Talmadge Bryant
Augusta
Georgia
Ruby P. Anderson
Yacht Phoenix Missing With American Family Aboard
Tokyo reports the 30 ton yacht Phoenix with Dr Earl Reynolds 44 and his family of four plus three Japanese companions is undoubtedly lost after four days of search. Officials plan up to two months more to declare loss. The vessel sailed from Hiroshima October 4 and last radioed October 28 near a port 300 nautical miles east awaiting the storm.
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Tokyo
Phoenix
Hiroshima
Earl Reynolds
Barbara
Ted
Jessica
Senator Senator At Odds on Administration Policy
President Eisenhower and Senate Majority Leader Knowland clash over China policy and severing diplomatic ties with Russia. Eisenhower rejects blockade as act of war while Knowland urges hard-line measures. The exchange centers on unity in the GOP as Knowland often opposes the administration in key foreign issues.
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Eisenhower
Senate
Knowland
California
White House
State Department
United States
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China
Russia
GOP
Sen
Knoweland
Congress
Secretary of State Dulles
Gen eral Assembly of Churches Adjourns in Boston
The biennial General Assembly of the National Council of Churches closes in Boston with a prayer for Pope Pius XII and a unanimous vote transmitting a message to Vatican City. Dr. Eugene Carson Blake of Philadelphia is installed as the new president, noted as a leading Presbyterian administrator.
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National Council of Churches
Gerald H. Kennedy
Los Angeles
Pope Pius XII
Council
Eugene Carson Blake
Philadelphia
Pius
Pius XII
Dr. Blake
Old South Church
Presbyterian Church In
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