Senate censure showdown moves toward final vote
Washington AP reports last minute talks on procedure for the Senate special session as Sen McCarthy seeks to present his side while predicting a censure vote within a week or two. Lyndon Johnson and Knowland plan Saturday discussions on order of procedure and timing for a possible early vote.
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California
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Ferguson
R-Mich
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Utah
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R-Sd
Hendrickson
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Zwicker
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Peress
Stevens
Pentagon
Wisconsin
McClellan
D-Ark
Six Day Week Looms In Dr Sheppard Trial
Cleveland AP report on Judge Blythin warning of six day court weeks as defense attorney Corrigan presses Patrick Adelson cross examination in the Sam Sheppard murder trial. The trial nears end of a grueling session with the defendant showing stress during testimony and recesses noting Sheppard reading a prison cell meditation.
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Marilyn Monroe to Undergo Minor Surgery Tomorrow
Hollywood star Marilyn Monroe will go to Cedars of Lebanon Hospital tomorrow for a minor operation performed Monday by Dr Leon Krohn gynecologist. A full diagnosis will occur during her stay to explain her recent illness while she rests after leaving Twentieth Century Fox. DiMaggio was not available for comment.
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Doctors Bring Florida Youth Back To Life
Three year old Nicky DeWitt was deemed medically dead after a dog bite on the lip led to a heart stoppage during plastic surgery. Doctors revived him with chest massage, oxygen, and ether before he again stopped breathing Friday, later entering an iron lung in critical condition at Variety Children’s Hospital.
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Nicky
Willie Pep
George Dewitt
Pep
Victoria Hospital
Variety Children’s Hospital
Typhoon Warning Hoisted as Disturbance Approaches
Manila reports typhoon warnings as a tropical disturbance emerges from the Pacific with increasing intensity. Officials monitor potential impacts on central Philippines and nearby regions.
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Philippines
Pacific
Kalamazoo patient confesses sex slaying of nurse
Police said an 18 year old patient at Kalamazoo State Mental Hospital confessed to the sex slaying of 21 year old nurse Marilyn Kranl. The man Louis Maurice Smith was committed to the hospital from Parchment Michigan. Egypt and the United States signed a 40 million dollar economic aid pact, described by Ambassador Jefferson Caffery as an entirely new phase in American Egyptian cooperation.
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Kalamazoo State Mental Hospital
Marilyn Kranl
Louis Maurice Smith
Parchment
Cairo
Egypt
United States
U. S
Jefferson Caffery
Bipartisan optimism in post election harmony in Washington
Two veteran senators from opposite parties Sen Russell of Georgia and Sen Aiken of Vermont expressed optimism that President Eisenhower and the new Democratic Congress can work together. They cited cooperation on policy while acknowledging possible differences as Knowland and Rayburn signaled efforts to align with the administration for unified governance.
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Georgia
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Vermont
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Knowland
California
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Bonham
Tex
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Lyndon Johnson
Rayburn
Johnson
Democratic House
House
Congress
Witnesses Expand Hearing On Dixon Yates Power Deal
More government officials testified in Washington as the Dixon Yates contract moves through public hearings. Rep Cole led an extended session with Strauss Nichols Vogel and Weitzel called to answer questions about the plan to feed private power into TVA lines. Gore urged Congress to block the contract while Cole claimed Congress cannot stop it. Kuykendall disclosed FPC approval despite staff opposition.
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Tennessee Valley Authority
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R-Ny
Senate House Atomic Energy Committee
Herbert D. Vogel
TVA Board
Frank H. Weitzel
L Cole
Sen
Gore
D-Tenn
Cole
Congress
Eisenhower
ABC
Jerome K. Kuykendall
Federal Power Commission
FPC
Seven Nations Draft Atom Resolution at United Nations
Western nations including the United States Britain Canada Australia Belgium and South Africa prepared a U N resolution seeking consent to share atomic energy for peaceful uses push for an international atomic agency conference and coordinated progress reports while awaiting a Russian response. The draft was to be submitted to the U N Political Committee and may be delayed if Moscow delays.
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U.N
Eisenhower
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Britain
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Canada
Australia
Belgium
South Africa
U.S
Henry Cabot Lodge Jr
Probes Expand Into Police As Brooklyn Fire Chiefs Face Graft
Graft charges against three Brooklyn Fire Battalion Chiefs widened to the Police Department with Police Commissioner Adams denouncing traitors in his ranks. Housing and Health department scrutiny followed as the three officials face gratuities accusations tied to Atlas Demolitions during a Brooklyn civic center project. Massaro and Regan, each with 25 years, filed for retirement. Heeg denies the charges and awaits trial.
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Brooklyn
Francis W. H. Adams
Adams
Bernard J. Gilroy
Daniel M. Regan
Joseph A. Massaro
Edward T. Heeg
Massaro
Regan
Heeg
Atlas Demolitions, Inc
Borough Hall
Haymes Seeks Court Block On Deportation
Dick Haymes and his lawyers move to halt his deportation after the Board of Immigration Appeals upheld the order. A temporary injunction was issued by Welburn Mayock Sr. to stop immediate removal and a federal court hearing was set for November 15. His Los Angeles attorney David Marcus cautioned the action could extend for months.
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Dick Haymes
Rita Hayworth
Board of Immigration Appeals
Haymes
Welburn Mayock Sr
David Marcus
Los Angeles
Soldiers Shoot Mad Elephant in Augsburg Germany
Bosco the circus elephant was shot by U S soldiers using 50 caliber guns on two jeeps in Augsburg Germany. The 4 ton animal had torn loose injuring his trainer and threatened bystanders prompting the owner to request destruction. Circus men blamed the elephant's bad temper on a lack of a mate.
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Germany
Bosco
U.S
Former Nazi High Official Wins Freedom
Kanstein von Neurath an 81 year old former Nazi foreign minister was released today from Spandau Prison in West Berlin. He had served as governor of Czechoslovakia during the occupation and was the first of Hitler's lieutenants freed from the four power jail at Nürnberg trials. Von Neurath is half blind and has a heart ailment as he leaves the prison. He belonged to the Secret Cabinet Council that guided Hitler's policy.
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Spandau
West Berlin
Czechoslovakia
von Neurath
Hitler
Nuernberg
Kidnaped Ohio Boy Located in Illinois
A four year old boy abducted from Ottawa Ohio on October 30 was located in Elmwood Illinois and placed in a Peoria juvenile home awaiting his mother. The father Beven Lorree Alt Sr. surrendered to the FBI in Chicago and was sent to Ohio on conspiracy charges.
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Ill
Ottawa
Ohio
Arlene Alt
Bevan Loree Alt Jr
Elmwood
Mary McCree
Beven Lorree Alt Sr
FBI
Chicago
A. O. Hawkins
Cleveland
Alt
Hawkins
Miss McCree
Harry Snodgrass
Findlay
Illinois
Four Clues May Lead Police To Sex Slayer
Norwood Mass police probe the murder of 15 year old Geraldine Annese found in a garage. A note, cigarette butt, footprints, and a dismantled auto fender are key clues amid six attempted attacks in two months. A 25 year old suspect is sought for questioning.
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Richard J. Sinnott
Norwood
Mass
Geraldine Annese
Dist
Atty
Myron Lane
Geraldine
Mark Folan
Folan
Gerry
Davies Not Disloyal Is Report
John Paton Davies Jr a veteran diplomat was fired by Secretary of State Dulles for lack of judgment and reliability but not for disloyalty. The 23 year career included work in China and postings in Moscow Lima and Germany amid China policy controversy and debates over retirement benefits and national security implications.
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Dulles
America
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Kuomintang
Chiang Kai-shek
U.S
Chiang
Sen
McCarthy
R-Wis
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Lima
Peru
Moscow
Germany
Student Nurse Assaulted and Slain at Michigan Hospital
Marilyn Kraai 21, a student nurse, was found dead in a locked hydrotherapy lab at Kalamazoo State Hospital. Police say she was assaulted and strangled with a hospital necktie. a hospital employee and a patient were held for questioning. A missing ring of keys tied to the case may indicate staged confinement.
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Kalamazoo
Mich
Kalamazoo State Hospital
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Coroneer
Horace Cobb
Miss Kraai
Riley Stewart
Senators Back McCarthy Censure Move in Oklahoma
Sen. Mike Monroney and Sen. Robert Kerr both indicated support for a congressional committee's recommendation to censure Sen. Joseph McCarthy. The Senate planned a special session Monday to weigh charges against the controversial anti communist crusader.
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D-Okla
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R-Wis
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