Young opposes McCarthy censure over spy charges
Senator Young says he will not vote to censure Senator McCarthy. He cites free speech and McCarthy’s anti-Communist work as reasons. Dirksen and Knowland expect debate to resume, while McCarthy’s hospital stay delays proceedings. Zwicker remark cited. Case denies fear-driven switch claim.
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Young
M’carthy
Washington
Sen
R-Nd
McCarthy
R-Wis
Ment
Censire
Sen. Dirksen
R-Ti
Dirksen
Watkins
Utah
Knowland
California
Navy Hospital
Bethesda
Ralph W. Zwicker
Zwicker
Army
Watkins Committee
Sen. Case
R-Sd
Joe Foss
South Dakota
Case
Drew Pearson
Vishinsky's Body Returns as State Funeral Planned in Red Square
The Soviet government announced a state funeral for Andrei Vishinsky, deputy foreign minister and U N delegate, to be held in Red Square beside the Lenin Stalin tomb. His body was flown from New York in a four engine Strato cruiser. His widow Kapitolina, daughter Zin aida, Georgi Zarubin and others accompanied the casket. Jacob Malik left London to assume temporary U N delegation leadership. The body will lie in state at Moscow House of Unions before Red Square rites.
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Moscow
Andrei Vishinsky
Redgee
United Nations
Vishinsky
New York
Kremlin
Stalin
Red Square
Paris
Kapitolina
Zinaida
Georgi Zarubin
United States
Jacob Malik
Britain
London
U.N
House of Unions
Geneva
You Chan Yang
Canada
Indochina
South Korea
Syngman Rhee Hng
Y. T. Pyun
Russia
Korea
Arkady Sobolev
Sobolev
Malik
North Korea
Ike Flies To Augusta For Holiday
President Eisenhower sails in a Super Constellation to the Little White House on the Augusta National Golf Club course for a Thanksgiving weekend stay. He will be joined by Mrs Eisenhower and Field Marshal Montgomery of Alamein who plans to leave after the weekend. Eisenhower expected to return to Washington Monday morning. Montgomery serves as deputy commander of Allied forces in Europe.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Columbine
Britain
Viscount Montgomery
Alamein
Georgia
Montgomery
Allied Forces
Europe
Augusta
Feuhrer Admits Bay Village Robbery Tale Was Fake
Cincinnati man Henry Feuhrer admitted his account of a Pal robbing a lakefront Bay Village home the night of the Sheppard murder was false. He said he lied to gain public attention and a job, while Kerr noted Feuhrer was in a Knox County jail the night of the slaying.
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Cleveland
Cincinnati
Bay Village
Sheppard
David E. Kerr
Henry Feuhrer
Feuhrer
Kerr
Fuehrer
Knoxville
Tenn
Trial recounts in Sheppard murder case unfolds
In Cleveland the state and defense clashed over Dr Samuel Sheppard's alibi and a thumbprint on Marilyn Sheppard's bed as testimony described a 2 15 a m lights on scene and rough Lake Erie surf. Jury heard cross examination about possible kissing before the murder and whether the killer could have knocked Sheppard out.
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Cleveland
Samuel H. Sheppard
Sheppard
Jay L. Bender
John Trenti
Lake Erie
Marilyn Sheppard
Marilyn
Marlyn
William J. Corrigan
Corrigan
Jerome C. Poelking
Poelking
Common Pleas
Edward Blythin
Sam Sheppard
Bohlen Arrives in Washington For Routine Talks
Ambassador Charles E. Bohlen reached Washington from Moscow and said his meetings with State Department staff are regular routine and ordinary procedure.
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Washington
Charles E. Bohlen
Moscow
State Department
Nationalist planes bomb Toumen Island in Formosa action
Nationalist Chinese warplanes bomb Toumen Island returning safely after an virtually unopposed mission. They say the strike hit Communist gun positions under antiaircraft fire and achieved excellent results. Toumen, a Communist base, threatens Nationalist outposts near the Tachen Islands about 200 miles north of Formosa.
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Taipeh
Formosa
Toumen Island
Toumen
Tachen Islands
Dewey’s Mother Dies at 77 in Owosso
Mrs. Ann Dewey, mother of Gov. Thomas E. Dewey, was found dead in her Owosso home. The 77 year old was discovered by housekeeper Pearl Macey shortly before 8 a.m. Coroner William Searett attributed the death to a heart attack.
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Owosso
Mich
Ann Dewey
Thomas E. Dewey
New York
Pearl Macey
Remington Dies After Beating in Federal Prison
William W. Remington former Commerce Department official and onetime government aide died in the federal penitentiary at Lewisburg after head injuries from an attack in his dormitory. The 35 year old, serving a three year term for perjury, collapsed Monday and died at 7 38 a.m. Tuesday after surgery. The attack’s assailant is believed identified by prison officials. FBI investigation will be forwarded to the U S Attorney.
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Lewisburg
William W. Remington
Federal Penitentiary
Remington
Fred T. Wilkinson
Wilkinson
U.S. Commerce Department
William’ Walter Rem
Institution
Federal Bureau of Investigation
U.S. Attorney
Alger Hiss
State Department
Hiss
Latin American Nations Seek Expanded U S Aid at Conference
Delegates at the economic conference in Quitandinha Brazil press for greater U S assistance to Latin America. Chilean minister Jorge Prat proposes an inter American fund, while Ecuadorian official Jaime Deboz Velasco outlines a 10 point plan for fair prices, regional investment, and expanded credits. Secretary Humphrey endorses the good partner policy and says substantial foreign lending will be needed.
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Quitandinha
Brazil
WesNiGiamics
Uncle Sam
Jorge Prat
Treasury
U.S
International Finance Corporation
World Bank
Commodity Commission
United States
Jaime Deboz Velasco
Ecuador
Latin America
Washington
Dems Back Policy On Tough Stance With Russia
Senator George of Georgia backed President Eisenhower's stance against leniency toward the Soviet Union. He supported keeping strong defense and pursuing peace only after Communist sincerity is shown, as he prepares to chair the Senate Foreign Relations Committee.
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George
America
Senate
Congress
Senate Democrats
Russia
US protests harsher sentences for 13 Americans by China
Washington condemned the Chinese military court rulings against 13 American airmen and civilians missing since the Korean War as unjust political sentences. The State and Defense Departments urged release, protest, and accountability, citing violations of international law and the armistice.
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Washington
United States
Department
Peiping
U.S
State Department
Geneva
Franklin D. Gowen
Red China
Sen
Mansfield
D-Mont
United Nations
Welker
Ridaho
Sen. George
D-Ga
Counties Schedule Recounts In Ohio Senate Fight
The first of 25 county recounts of the Nov 2 election for U S senator opens in Jefferson County retabulating ballots from 132 precincts. Start dates set for seven other counties with Muskingum County to begin Monday for 129 precincts. Recounts also planned in Franklin Richland Allen Putnam Summit and Hamilton counties with Burke supporters filing petitions across 25 counties and 6853 precincts.
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Columbus
Ohio
U.S
Jefferson County
Muskingum
Franklin
Richland
Allen
Putnam
Summit
Hamilton
Living Cost Index Drops Again in October
Government data show living costs fell for the third straight month in October, by two tenths of one percent, affecting 1,300,000 workers in auto, aircraft, and farm machinery unions tied to the index. Prices for foods and staple items pulled the index down, with October at 114.5 percent of the 1947-49 average, the year's low and the lowest since June 1953.
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Washington
Labor Department
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Aryness Joy Wickens
New England
East West Preparing Arguments on Korea at United Nations
At the United Nations in New York the West and the Soviet bloc build their Korea positions amid a lull in East West debate. South Korea protests a proposed U.N. backed supervisory plan and Seoul demands no foreign involvement. Western diplomats weigh potential shifts after Geneva concessions and changes in Soviet leadership.
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Korea
United Nations, N.Y
Russia
United Nations
Assembly
West New Guinea
Geneva
U.N
South Korea
Wstern
China Says It Has Captured 230 U S Agents In China
Peiping radio broadcasts claim 230 American and Nationalist agents have been caught in China since 1951 with 106 killed. It says agents were dropped by plane by the CIA and Free China linked to Formosa. The report gives no breakdown of Americans and mentions no killed Americans. President Eisenhower says every peaceful means will be used to win the release of 13 Americans sentenced by the Chinese Communists.
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Col
John Knox Arnold Jr
Silver Spring
Arnold
London
Red China
China
Peiping Radio
U. S
Central Intelligence Agency
CIA
Free China Moment
Formosa
Washington
Eisenhower
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Rules of War
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John Know Arnold Jr
Maj
William H. Baumer
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Far East Air Force
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