Vote on McCarthy Censure Pillars Senate Action Tomorrow
Senate leaders pushed for a possible preliminary vote on censuring Sen. McCarthy with the outcome tied to his hospital release and Sen. Dirksen’s proposed changes. A McCarthy camp move to quash the charges was expected to fail, while a Watkins committee rebuke for contempt and abuse of a witness was cited as grounds.
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Washington
Senate
Sen
McCarthy
Wis
Bethesda
Naval Hospital
Sen. Dirksen
Bill
McCarthy Camp
Watkins
Utah
Senate Elections
Ralph W. Zwicker
Dirksen
Special ‘Committee
Bennett
Milwaukee
Sen. Knowland
California
GOP
Sen. Case
R-Sd
Jenner
R-Ind
Welker
Sen. Carlson
R-Kan
Watkins Committee
Knowland
Malone
R-New
Sen. Flanders
R-Vt
Medical examiner testifies over weapon in Sheppard case
Coroner Samuel R. Gerber told lawyers the weapon used to kill Marilyn Sheppard remains unknown after earlier remarks that a surgical instrument may have caused 27 head gashes. He noted the bed pillow bore a two-pronged instrument imprint but said it could be a crease. The defense pressed about Bay View Hospital instruments and the doctor’s surgical work.
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Raleigh Allsbrook
A. Ae . Accatard
Marilyn Shepard
Samuel R. Gerber
Gayham J. Corrigan
Samuel H. Sheppard
Gerber
Cleveland
Lake Erie
Sheppard
Corrigan
Bay View Hospital
Recount Data Sought From Demo Chiefs
Democratic leaders in 81 Ohio counties were asked to notify Sen. Burke at once if a local recount could yield more votes. Burke trails Bender by 6,041 statewide. Mahoning and Hamilton counties amid potential recounts, with Burke campaign officials pressing for checks in several key counties.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Thomas A. Burke
Burke
Joseph P. Sullivan
George H. Bender
Bender
Sullivan
Cuyahoga
Mahoning
Youngstown
Montgomery
Dayton
Hamilton
Cincinnati
Stark
Canton
Summit
Akron
Trumbull
Warren
John A. Bannon
Rep
H. Bender
Robert A. Taft
Well Off American Officials See The Fields In Budapest
U S Minister Christian M Ravndal and First Secretary Donald Downs visited Noel and Herta Field in Budapest today. The Hungarian government announced their release after five years, with spy charges reportedly dropped. Noel Field, 50, disappeared in Prague in 1949. his wife and Hermann Field were also detained or disappeared in Europe.
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Budapest
Hungary
U.S
Christian M. Ravndal
Donald Downs
Noel and
Herta Field
Ravndal
Nna Preen Aroppen
Noel Field
Legation
Field
Hermann
Simarly
Warsaw
London
Switzerland
U.S. State Department
Prague
Czechoslovakia
East Europe
Noel
Robert Wallach
East Berlin
Laszlo Rajk
Europe
Fear Fog May Turn Into Killer Threat
A heavy fog blanketed southern Britain delaying road and rail traffic and halting flights into London. Doctors warned it must persist with smoke and fumes to become lethal like the 1952 smogs that killed tens of thousands, though visibility in some areas dropped to five yards.
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London
British Isles
Yorkshire
Scarborough
Swansea
Wales
West Seeks Soviet OK on Revised Atom Plan
Senator Knowland renewed his call for a diplomatic break with Russia as a moral sanction against expansion of Communist influence. He argued for reevaluating foreign policy, while Eisenhower and Dulles favored coexistence and warned against war. other leaders noted a possible easing of tension after their conference with the President.
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Washington
Sen
Knowland
R-Calif
Russia
Eisenhower
Senate
Moscow
Dulles
Free Nations
Wilson
Turkey
Eiisenhower
Firemen Chop Through Walls at Biltmore Hotel
Firemen tore through walls on all 22 floors of the Biltmore Hotel to extinguish a flue fire. Intense heat smoldered cork insulation along the tall flue, and officials said stripping the insulation was necessary to ensure no remaining fire.
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New York
Biltmore Hotel
Superior praise for officer facing abuse charges at camp Gordon
Army Lt Charles Anderson, on trial for maltreatment of enlisted men at Camp Gordon, was praised by two senior officers as an outstanding leader who improved a previously unruly Company A. Testimony described harsh discipline including dirt shoveling and one trainee suspended by ankles.
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Augusta
Camp Gordon
Charles G. Anderson
Ft. Benning
James M. Blount
New
York City
Anderson
Rodney R. Steele
Montgomery
Ala
Blount
Steele
Morris B. Montgomery
Robert Penland
1St Infantry
James O. Wade
Penland
Wade
Army
Robins Sends 99 Employees on All Exp Empl Vacation
E Claiborne Robins of Richmond based pharmaceutical firm closed the plant then organized a four day all inclusive trip to Miami Beach for 99 employees. Special trains three coaches chartered two luxury hotels secured meals and a $100 spending allotment per person. The program marks Robins third such paid vacation following trips to New York City in 1949 and 1951.
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Richmond
Miami
Fila
E. Claiborne Robins
Miami Beach
Robins
Biscayne Bay
New York City
Virginia
Egypt to govern without a president leaderless nation
Cairo reports Egypt will operate without a president after Maj. Gen. Mohammed Naguib was ousted by the Revolution Council. The cabinet, led by Premier Gamal Abdel Nasser, will perform chief of state duties on official occasions, with Nasser acting as head of state.
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Cario
Egypt
Mohamed Naguib
Vv —E Revolution Council
Revolution Council
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Nasser
Naguib
Farmers Optimistic On 1955 Prospects
Chicago reports Secretary Benson says farm prospects for 1955 are very good with prices likely steady at current levels. A growing population to 200 million by 1970 will require a one quarter rise in total agricultural output, achievable on the same acreage with better tools and practices. He spoke at the Illinois Agricultural Association convention.
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Chicago
Benson
Illinois Agricultural Assn
Queen Mother Elizabeth sails home after 22 day visit
Queen Mother Elizabeth leaves New York to return to England after a 22 day tour that included stops in the United States and Canada.
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New York
Queen Mother Elizabeth of England
United States
Canada
Economical Want Ad Plan Boosts Local Households
A 1954 promotion highlights an economical want ad plan for housewives to sell unused items. It touts access to a large local market and low rates, urging readers to call 2-3611 to get in stride with GO CLASSIFIED.
Mendes France arrives with list of 20 problems for Eisenhower talks
French Premier Mendes France arrives in Washington with a world girdling list of 20 issues. He seeks U.S. backing on German peace talks and Europeanizing the Saar while keeping economic ties to France. Discussions include aid for Indochina, arms pool ideas, Soviet bloc relations, Austrian peace, North Africa, and Southeast Asia prospects.
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Washington
Mendes- France
Eisenhower
Dulles
France
Saar
Germany
United States
Paris
Konrad Adenauer
U.S
Nixon
Indochina
North
Africa
Southeast
Ohioan’s Cash Given Free Ride
Mrs. Jessie Brown misplaced two hundred fourteen dollars when she left her wallet on a parked car. A 13-year-old boy, Larry Hoffman, found the wallet on a bumper and returned it by dropping it into a neighbor’s milk chute. Mrs. Brown later rewarded Larry with fourteen dollars.
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Cleveland
Jessie Brown
University Heights
Max Raskin
Larry
Pay Hike Planned for All Armed Forces Members
Rep. Vinson of Georgia listed a pay raise for all armed forces members as the November 7 agenda item for the House Armed Services Committee in 1955. Vinson will chair the committee in the new session.
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Washington
Vinson
D-Ga
House
Armed Services Committee
Dems Outline Legislative Program for Next Congress
House Democratic leaders led by Rayburn and McCormack sketched a 1956 program likely to clash with President Eisenhower. Key items include new farm price parity reforms, a general federal worker pay raise, and tax revision. Foreign policy aims center on bipartisanship and a strong defense.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Congress
Rep
Rayburn
D-Tex
House
Rep. McCormack
Dmass
White House
McCormack
Senate Democrats
United States seeks Soviet accord on revamped atoms for peace plan
In New York United States and six atomic partners push a revised draft to the United Nations General Assembly. Henry Cabot Lodge Jr says the “solid resolution” reflects Soviet and other nations changes. Vishinsky signals movement toward agreement while differences remain over agency control and veto issues.
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United Nations, N
United States
Eiseer
U.N. Assembly
U. S
Henry Cabot Lodge Jr
Russia
India
Lodge
U. N
Ussia
Andrei Vishinsky
U.S
Vishinsky
Britain
France
Canada
Australia
Belgium
South Africa
Security Council
Council
Chinese Reds Reopen War Near Pe yu Island
Chinese Communist bombers attacked Pe Yu Island north of the Tachens in the Taiwan Strait, escorted by six fighters. The Nationalist Defense Ministry said the raid caused casualties and was repelled by anti aircraft fire, with eyewitness reports of a likely hit. Pe Yu lies 35 miles north of the Tachens and 170 miles south of Shanghai.
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Taipeh
Formosa
Shanghai
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