Censure Compromise Torpedoed in Senate Debate
Senator Monroney said chances for a McCarthy censure compromise were hurt by new moves to file a third cont emption count. Watkins described McCarthy as an unwitting Communist handmaiden and urged a third charge as Bennett prepared to file. Bridges warned the addition would complicate any compromise as McCarthy urged a vote to end the dispute and return to work.
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Washington
Sen
Monroney
d-Okla
McCarthy
Senate
Watkins
Utah
Bennett
Thye
Minn
Special Committee
Munist
Communist Party
Senate of the
United States
Sen. Bridges
R-Nh
Bridges
Watkins Committee
Zwicker
U.S. Senate
Congressional
Coroner's Testimony on Watch Blood Stains in Sheppard Case
The coroner describes how blood on Marilyn’s watch remained in place as it dried, part of the prosecution’s theory that Dr Samuel Sheppard killed his wife and staged a burglary. The medical examiner also discusses a bloody pillow imprint and the possibility of instrument-related damage. The exchange with defense attorney Corrigan frames questions about instrument origin and the coroner’s duties.
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Cuyahoga County
Samuel R. Gerber
Samuel H. Sheppard
Cleveland
Marilyn Sheppard
Gerber
Saul S. Danaceau
Thomas Parrino
Sheppard
William J. Corrigan
Frame Co
Kalamazoo
Mich
Bay View Hospital
Shepard
Blythin
Dr. Gerber
Corrigan
Marilyn
Courageous AF Officer Wins Award
Dayton reports Capt Edward G Sperry won the 1953 Air Force Cheney Trophy for gallantry and self sacrifice after directing development of a high altitude ejection seat. Sperry and staffer Henry Nielsen were seriously injured testing the unit, yet Sperry’s work helped create a workable version. The award was announced from Wright Air Development Center by Gen Nathan B Twining. aikaan
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Dayton
Ohio
Air Force
Edward G. Sperry
Sperry
Wright Air Development Center
Nathan B. Twining
Aero - Medical Laboratory
Henry P. Nielsen
Nielsen
U S Warns Russia Over Protecting Planes Incident
The United States warned the Soviet Union it will act to safeguard its planes on legitimate missions unless Russia prevents further aerial confrontations. A note to the Soviet Foreign Ministry cited the Nov 7 destruction of a U S RB20 bomber by Soviet jets and urged Moscow to curb such actions amid disputed claims over territory and firing first.
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Moscow
United States
Russia
U. S
Soviet Union
Japan
Korea
Washington
Redort
Boudreau Named Kansas City Athletics Field Manager
Kansas City announces Lou Boudreau, recently ousted Boston Red Sox manager, as field manager for the new Athletics. Washington reports the Government will not appeal Judge Luther W. Youngdahl’s ruling disqualifying himself in the Owen Lattimore perjury case.
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Kansas City
Lou Boudreau
Boston Red Sox
Kansas City Athletics
Washington
U.S
Luther W. Youngdahl
Owen Lattimore
Korea US settle wrangling over aid program accord
South Korea and the United States end three months of dispute by signing a 700 million dollar aid pact. U S Ambassador Ellis Briggs and Prime Minister Pyun Yung Tai announce 250 million in economic aid and 450 million in military aid for the next fiscal year amid understandings on exchange rates inflation and budget balance.
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Murray Fromson
Seoul
South Korea
United States
U. S
Ellis O. Briggs
Pyun Yung Tai
America
Assistance Fund
Japan
Korea
John E. Hull
U. N. Far
U.S
Eisenhower urges bipartisan approach to foreign policy
In Washington, President Eisenhower urged ongoing bipartisan cooperation with Democratic and Republican leaders on foreign affairs and national security. White House aide James C. Hagerty briefed reporters after a 2 hour 15 minute meeting, noting no discussion of Sen. Knowland’s proposed policy review.
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Washington
Eisenhower
84Th Congress
James C. Hagerty
White House
Hagerty
Sen
Knowland
California
Senate
Rep. Rayburn
D-Tex
House
Rayburn
Russia
Dulles
Free Nations
Yanks Held By Commies Five Years
Budapest officials announced Noel Field and his wife Herta were released after five years of imprisonment on spy charges. no contact details or repatriation found. The Fields disappeared in 1949 50 and links to a former OSS role were noted in treason trials. Hermann Field was freed in Poland, while Erika Glaser Wallach remains missing.
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Budapest
Hungary
P—U.s. Legation
Noel Field
Herta
U. S. State Department
Gersman
Ravndal
Legation
Noel
Field
Poland
Hermann Field
Hermann
Cleveland
Warsaw
Robert Wallach
Wallach
Erika Glaser
East Berlin
Horta
United States
Whittaker Chambers
Hede Massing
Washington
U.S
Switzerland
Prague
Czechoslovakia
Laslo Rajk
Rajk
Yugoslavia
Marshal Tito
Allen Dulles
U. S. Central Intelligence Agency
Office of Strategic Services
Europe
DiSalle Considered For Top Democratic Party Post
Ohio leader Michael V. DiSalle of Toledo emerges as a potential Democratic national chairman. He aides Burke's near upset in Ohio and helped steady party positions after serving as Toledo mayor and national price director, with ties to Stevenson. Ohio Democrats seek a durable national figure to lead the party, last held by Gov. White in 1920-21.
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Reed Smith
Columbus
Ohio
New Orleans
Stephen Mitchell
Michael V. DiSalle
Toledo
Truman
Thomas A. Burke
George H. Bender
Bender
Burke
Cleveland
Democat
Frank J. Lausche
Robert A. Taft
Senate
Congress
Cuyahoga County
Bell Ringer
Eisenhower
DiSalle
Adlai E. Stevenson
Washington
Labor - Management Citizens Committee
Com
Mittee
Ohio Association of Municipalities
U.S. Conference of Mayors
Buckeye
George White
Marietta
Hate Given As Reason For Slaying
In Rockville Maryland a 15 year old married girl admitted killing her 6 year old stepsister by strangling with a towel after an argument with the mother. The girl was found tied to a door knob and police say she was held for mental tests at Montrose School for Girls in Reisterstown while authorities decide charges.
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Rockville
Marion Mosley
Katherine Nadine Bannister
Army trims spending by 34 percent this fiscal year
Chicago report states Army spending cut by thirty four percent to a billion level, disclosed by Army Under Secretary John Slezak in a speech last night, outlining budget reallocation and impact across services.
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Chicago
Army
John Slezak
Every Day Is Mother's Day in Syria awards
Syria introduces five new classes of awards for mothers with three or more children. A mother with 16 or more children may travel free on land sea and air and receive a monthly salary. For extra cash, call 2611 to sell unused goods via Journal Classified Ads.
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Syria
Draft Urged for National Service by Harold Stassen
Harold Stassen urged President Eisenhower to be drafted for the good of the country, stating the move would benefit the nation whether he runs for re election in 1956 or not. The call reflects ongoing political pressure exploring alternative paths for leadership during a critical period.
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Houston
Harold Stassen
Eisenhower
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