Senate Censure Move Reemerges After Recess
Sen Morse says a censure resolution against Sen McCarthy would be reoffered in the next Congress if needed as the Senate faces a Dec 24 adjournment deadline. Mundt and Watkins weigh prospects for a vote and timing after reconvening, with Eisenhower staying out of the clash.
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Washington
Sen Morse
Ind-Ore
Sen
McCarthy
R-Wis
Congress
Senate
Morse
Republican
Sen. Mundt
R-Sd
Mundt
Watkins
Utah
George W. Calver
Capitol
Jenner
Rind
Fulbright
D-Ark
Dirksen
R-Ii
Eisenhower
James C. Hagerty
Hagerty
Sen. Flanders
80-Year-Old Man Fends Off Four Bandits in Ohio Shop
In Wellston Ohio an 80-year-old man Sherman Lewis repelled a four person robbery at his second hand store. As three men and a woman targeted wedding rings he retrieved a pistol from a bench and shot one assailant before escaping to call police. The quartet fled, one injured, as officers arrived.
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Wellston
Ohio
Sherman Lewis
Lewis
Trial statement raises killer suspect in Marilyn Sheppard case
The Cleveland osteopath Dr. Samuel H. Sheppard is accused of killing his wife Marilyn on July 4 in Bay Village. A police statement read in court referenced "potential lovers" and a possible motive, noting three named individuals and others he said he knew of.
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Cleveland
Marilyn Sheppard
Samuel H. Sheppard
Newwiude de
Bay Village
Common Pleas
Edward Blythin
Army Convicts Officer of Mistreating Trainees
2nd Lt. Charles C. Anderson was convicted by a general court martial at Camp Gordon of mistreating trainees. He received dismissal from the Army and forfeiture of all allowances, with the sentence to take effect after reviews and appeals, potentially up to a year. He will remain at Camp Gordon on some useful duty pending outcome.
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Anderson
Soviet move toward East European security alliance gains pace
London AP dispatch reports Moscow planning a regional security system with Zhukov Sobolevily Rokossovsky leading roles. nations including Poland Czechoslovakia Romania Bulgaria Albania East Germany Hungary Finland accept invitations. Western powers hesitate awaiting West Germany rearmament ratification. Conference tentatively set for November 29.
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London
Soviet Union
Georgi Zhukov
Vasily Sobolavely
Konstantin Rokossovsky
Red East Europe
Moscow
Kremlin
United States
Britain
France
Paris
West Germany
Poland
Czechoslovakia
Romania
Bulgaria
Albania
East Germany
Hungary
Finland
Helsinki
Whereabouts of H. Field Kept Secret
Zurich authorities refuse to disclose the location of Hermann Field at the request of his sister Dr. Elsie Field. The Cleveland architect recently freed from a Polish prison arrived from Warsaw and vanished, with speculation he will be joined by his brother Noel. Noel and his wife Herta were freed in Hungary earlier this week after a judicial error was cited.
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Zurich
Switzerland
Foreign Office
Hermann Field
Elsie Field
Field
Cleveland
Poland
Warsaw
Noel
US State Department
Herta
Hungary
Red
Budapest
Hermann
Kate
Knowland Warns On Communist Move Toward Quemoy
Senator Knowland warns the United States must prevent a Communist seizure of offshore Nationalist islands off China to deter a possible assault on Formosa. He urges continued military aid to Quemoy and Tachens while noting the broader strategic impact and U.S. policy ambiguity from the Eisenhower administration.
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Washington
Sen
Knowland
Calif
United States
China
Formosa
Senate
Pacific
Quemoy
300 000 Packages Going Overseas
The National Lutheran Council said its aid agency Lutheran World Relief will ship 300000 family sized food packages abroad in time for Christmas. Packages are to be distributed in Germany Yugoslavia Austria and Hong Kong. Each package weighs 13 to 14 pounds.
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New York
National Lutheran Council
Lutheran World Relief
Germany
Yugoslavia
Austria
Hong Kong
Chiang Planes Set Blazes on Commie Island
Nationalist warplanes bombed Toumen Island 14 miles northwest of the Tachens in Formosa today. They hit gun emplacements and started large fires while returning safely after anti aircraft fire. The raid follows a November 1 Red air attack on the Tachens.
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Taipeh
Formosa
Toumen Island
Tachen Islands
Yikiangshan
Tachens
Buckeyes and Wolverines Set for 82,000 Crowd Showdown
Ohio State, aiming to protect a No. 1 ranking, hosts Michigan in a pivotal Big Ten clash before more than 82,000 fans. Key players Dave Leggett and Hubert Bobo return for OSU as Michigan coach Bennie Oosterbaan previews a wary, photo-shy squad.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ohio State
Buckeyes
Michigan
Wolverines
Bucks
Buckeye
Dave Leggett
Hubert Bobo
Leggett
Bobo
Ann Arbor
Bennie Oosterbaan
Wolverine
University Golf Club
Southern California
Bill Snypp
Western Union
Notre Dame
India Blocks Wider Talks On International Atomic Plan
At the United Nations, India objected to widening the seven-nation resolution backing Eisenhower's atomic energy program. V K Krishna Menon pressed for Monday speech and opposed expanding participation, while sponsors urged final approval likely by Monday with Soviet backing seen.
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Eisenhower
India
V. K. Krishna Menon
Menon
Circle of Nations
International Atomic Energy Agency
The
Minne
United States
Britain
France
Canada
Australia
Belgium
South Africa
Russia
Burke Seeks Recount in Five Ohio Counties
Burke moves to recount ballots in Hamilton Stark Mahoning Summit and possibly parts of Cuyahoga and Franklin counties. He also seeks a recount in Tuscarawas County, aiming to reconsider about a quarter of Ohio polling places. Bond requirements total 10 per precinct.
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Cincinnati
Hamilton County
Hamilton
Stark
Mahoning
Summit
Cuyahoga
Franklin
Joseph Sullivan
Burke
Tuscarawas County
Bender
Sullivan
Hiss Talks With Warden Ahead of Release
Warden Fred Wilkinson said Alger Hiss has had the customary talk with him in preparation for his scheduled release November 27 from the U S Penitentiary. The discussion covered his future but details were not disclosed. Hiss, inmate No 19137, served 30 years for perjury tied to questions about Communist activities. He is released on a conditional basis after meritorious good time deductions from his five year sentence.
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Lewisburg
Fred Wilkinson
Alger Hiss
U. S
Wilkinson
Hiss
Mock Raid Drill Tests Continuity of Government
Washington officials staged a six hour mock attack drill with nearly 2000 federal workers operating from 30 emergency headquarters across Maryland Virginia West Virginia and North Carolina. President Eisenhower participated from an underground shelter while agencies relocated records and prepared to operate from vacant buildings within an 80 to 300 mile radius of Washington.
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Washington
Eisenhower
White House
Cabinet
Maryland
Virginia
West Virginia
North Carolina
Eisenhower buys 85 percent of Christmas Seals for TB drive
President Eisenhower purchased 85 percent of Christmas Seals at the White House to launch the TB fund drive. Dr Esmond R Long of the National Tuberculosis Assn sold the seals and notes he once treated TB as a student. The national drive by 3000 TB associations starts November 22. In Formosa Chinese Nationalists and Communists clash near the Tachen Islands with air blows between outposts 200 miles north of Formosa.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Esmond R. Long
National Tuberculosis Assn
White House
Long
Unversity of
Chicago
Taipeh
Formosa
Tachen Islands
Three Viet Minh Divisions Reported as Talks Continue
Washington reports say three new Viet Minh divisions have been formed in North Vietnam raising total to eleven. Armored units are among the new formations as French Premier Mendes-France and U S Secretary of State Dulles hold talks on Indochina and other global issues.
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Washington
Viet Nam
Mendes-France
Dulles
Indochina
Dulles-Mendes-France
New York
South
Far East
France
North Africa
Saarland
U.S
Vanderbilt's Fifth Wife Seeks Relief in New York
Patricia Wallace Vanderbilt widow of Cornelius Vanderbilt seeks relief for herself and her 12 year old daughter Nanette. She claims destitution after a Reno divorce and asks for 1508 dollars weekly alimony plus 35000 for lawyers fees. Welfare officials assisted with room and a private humanitarian group agreed to help pending a separation case disposition.
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New York
Patricia Wallace Vanderbilt
Cornelius Vanderbilt
Vanderbilt
Nanette
East End
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