Mail favors censuring McCarthy show up in Senate debate
Washington AP reports that several senators offices say mail in favor of censuring Sen. McCarthy has risen over the past week while some opponents see mail turning against him. Notable shifts include Kuchel and Jenner aides noting changes, with Jenner's side still pro McCarthy and others finding mail more mixed or anti censure. The Senate debate began November 8 and recessed to November 29 as McCarthy heals from an elbow injury.
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Washington
Sen. McCarthy
R-Wis
Sen
Kuchel
R-Calif
McCarthy
Jenner
R-Ind
Senate
Bethesda
Naval Hospital
Len Watkins
Rutah
McCar
Purtell
R-Conn
Centre Committee
Ives
R-Ny
Lehman
D-Lib-Ny
Holland
D-Fla
Eastland
D-Miss
Hennings
D-Mo
McCarty
Missouri
Jackson
D-Wash
Middletown Civic Association drives past goal in 1954 canvass
The Middletown Civic Association non member canvass exceeded its 19 950 goal by reaching 23 306 or 117 percent of the new membership quota. General Chairman N J Lawler credited more than 300 volunteers and 14 agencies for the record total and urged continued community support.
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N. J. Lawler
Civic Association
Middletown Civic Association
Lawler
Steve Gardner
Robert McDade
S. J. Kuderer
Robert Weatherby
S Corporation Group
Woods
Torh Venable
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Quake Recorded Near Cleveland Reports Strong Quake
The seismograph at John Carroll University logged a strong earthquake about 2,330 miles west of Cleveland, reporting a notable seismic event detected today.
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Cleveland
John Carroll University
Americans Give Thanks Despite Weatherman Gloom
The Associated Press reports Americans celebrate Thanksgiving with thanks for blessings and a hopeful note from President Eisenhower. Snow and cold forecast for the Northeast contrast with generally fair weather in the South. The Eisenhowers host Viscount Montgomery in Augusta Georgia with a 43 pound turkey. High school and college games run nationwide while storms and a fatal heart attack strike travelers and a Michigan missionary preacher.
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New York
New Jersey
New England
Minnesota
Pacific Ocean
Mississippi
Ohio
Augusta
Britain
Viscount Montgomery
Europe
National Turkey Foundation
America
Cornell
Pennsylvania
Colgate
Brown
Utah
Utah State
Virginia Tech
Virginia Military Institute
Maryland
Missouri
Green Bay Packers
Northport
Mich
Amos Kahgee
Michigan
Clouds And Turkey Hit Middletown Weather Forecast
The weather bureau warns of a cloudy and colder afternoon with a high near 38 and a low around 26 tonight. Wet snow flurries reported last night totaling five hundredths of an inch, with yesterday's high 44 and overnight low 34.
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Weather Bureau
Three Killed In Collision Near Dayton
Three Kentuckians visiting relatives near Dayton were killed when their seven passenger car collided with a second vehicle. Five others were injured, none seriously. Victims named: Richard Stamper 53 Cassie Stamper 53 Jesse Stamper 13 all of Dwarf Kentucky. Driver Watson E. Hudson 21 also of Dwarf was in good condition. George Barnett 19 of Dayton suffered facial cuts.
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Dayton
Ohio
State Highway Patrol
Richard Stamper
Cassie
Jesse
Dwarf
Kirby
Alva
Maude Cornett
Watson E. Hudson
George Barnett
Austrian Chancellor Raab Visits Miami to push end of occupation
Washington reports that Austrian Chancellor Julius Raab travels to Miami Florida to press American officials on ending the nearly decade-long military occupation of Austria as the campaign continues.
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Washington
Julius Raab
Miami
Fla
Local Level Segregation Rules Suggested By Brownell
Justice Department backs local court supervision of school desegregation rather than a nationwide Supreme Court order. Attorney General Brownell urges district courts handle integration with Eisenhower signaling support for a decentralized approach. Key parties include South Carolina Virginia Delaware Kansas and the District of Columbia with hearings delayed until next year.
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Washington
Justice Department
Supreme Court
Atty
Brownell
Eissenhower
High Tribunal
Eisenhower
High Court
Texas
Maryland
Virginia
Delaware
School Board
Clarendon County
S. C
South Carolina
Kansas
District of Columbia
FBI Probes Death of Remington at Lewisburg Prison
FBI agents and prison officials investigated the death of William Walter Remington a convicted perjurer who died from a skull fracture after allegedly being battered in his sleep at Lewisburg penitentiary hospital Two other convicts George McCoy and Robert Parker were charged with murder in connection with the incident Remington had denied passing government secrets to the Communists and his death occurred as Alger Hiss faced imminent release after a perjury sentence related to similar accusations from the Reds
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Lewisburg
FBI
William Walter Remington
Remington
Hosipital
George Junior McCoy
Grundy
Robert Carl Parker
Washington, D.C
Alger Hiss
Fred T. Wilkinson
Hiss
New York Post
She Wilkinson
New York Journal-American
Pauses In Efforts To Convict Dr. Sheppard
The Cleveland prosecution paused for Thanksgiving while continuing to build a motive for the Bay Village murder of Marilyn Sheppard. Key witness Susan Hayes, a 24 year old labs tech, is slated to detail affair notes and divorce talks. The trial also pursues血bloodspot evidence from the Sheppard home.
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Cleveland
Samuel H. Sheppard
Bay Village
Dr. Sheppard
Marilyn
Susan Hayes
Rocky River
Miss Hayes
Sam
Bay View Hospital
Los Angeles
Two Young Lions Run Loose In Tokyo Streets
Two young lions escaped cages at a railway station in Tokyo and roamed the streets for about two hours before police captured one. The remaining lion was struck and killed by an electric train.
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Tokyo
Train Derailment near Cadiz Delays Chief
Eight cars of the Santa Fe Chief traveling from Los Angeles to Chicago derailed near Cadiz in the Mojave Desert. Four passengers were injured lightly, and 95 passengers arrived at Needles, with no cars overturned. A new train was organized to move passengers eastward about 24 hours late. 1800 feet of track were torn up five miles from the highway.
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Needles
Calif
Santa Fe
Los Angeles
Chicago
Cadiz
Mojave Desert
Three Avenues Open Seek Plan Short Of War
Washington officials weigh nonmilitary steps to win freedom for 13 Americans condemned by Red China. Options include protest at Geneva with Peiping, pressuring Peiping via Britain and Allies, and UN action. Presidential pledge to pursue peaceful means echoed as Congress voices strong demands.
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Red China
Eisenhower
State Department
Red
Peiping
United Nations
Korea
United States
U. N. Red China
U. S
China
Isenhower
White House
James C. Hagerty
Hurley L. Baumer
Lewisburg
Maj
William J. Baumer
Baumer
South Korea
Japan
Congress
Sen
Purtell
Dconn
Sen. Welker
Ridaho
John M. Butler
R-Md
Thomas J. Lane
D-Mass
Franklin
Geneva
Weng Peng-chiu
Vic Damone and Pier Angeli Wed in Las Vegas Bond
Hollywood reports Vic Damone and Pier Angeli married in a double ring ceremony at St. Timothy's Catholic Church attended by 600 guests including film stars. They honeymooned in Las Vegas on Thanksgiving Day and Damone begins a two week singing engagement there from December 1.
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Hollywood
Pier Angeli
Vic Damone
Las Vegas
Nev
Damone
Miss Angeli
William O’shea
St. Timothy's Catholic Church
Marissa Pavan
Bo Roos Jr
Tony Martin
Robert Sterling
Dean Martin
Joe Paternak
Angeli
Cincinnati keeps proportional representation for council seats
Cincinnati residents approved the proportional representation system for city council elections by a 672 vote margin after a lengthy count. The outcome resolved doubts since the November 2 election and confirms the current method will remain in place.
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Cincinnati
Resignation Predicted as Yoshida Faces Liberal Party Vote
Asahi reports Liberal leaders vote Yoshida to resign as prime minister and party president. Deputy PM Ogata named party president to field a new government candidate. Hatoyama emerges as compromise premier prospect amid pro Western stance and debate over China and Russia ties.
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Tokyo
Asahi Today
Liberal Party
Shigeru Yoshida
Yoshia
Yoshida
Taketora Ogata
Ichiro Hatoyama
Hatoyama
New Japan Democratic Party
Democrats
House of Representatives
Japan
United States
Soviet Russia
Red China
San Francisco
Liberace and Joanne Rio Part Ways Over Publicity
Hollywood reports say Liberace and Joanne Rio ended their romance after she described their kisses in the dark in syndicated articles. Rio, 23, said she would not date him again, while Liberace and his manager denied comments beyond noting no recent dates since his tour.
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Hollywood
Liberace
Joanne Rio
Miss Rio
Classifieds Anchor Your Shopping Habit in Miami Valley
Selling Auto Here is a tip for buyers and sellers to use the Want Ad section of the newspaper. Reading the classified pages reaches thousands who will see and act on ads. Get in stride go classified call 23611 ask for an adwriter.
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Miami Valley
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