Stevenson Hits GOP Campaign
Adlai Stevenson assails Eisenhower for Republicans use of the communism issue, saying the president and vice president are not on speaking terms. He spoke at Trenton War Memorial urging a Democratic Congress to check two years of policy and restore dignity to investigations and freedom.
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Hearing Set for Shotgun Toting Boy in Rural School
A third hearing was scheduled today for one year old Joe Cooper who leveled a loaded shotgun at the school principal and truant officer to save his dog from the gas chamber. Judge Howell Heard ordered the closed session but did not indicate if it would dispose of the case. Joe and his mongrel Tippie shared a brief reunion after two weeks apart as he was sent to the Louisiana Training Institute in Monroe.
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Britain's Dock Walkout Faces New Crisis and Delays
London labor minister Sir Walter Monckton rejected an immediate settlement as jurisdictional and contract issues grow. The 43,000 dock workers have idled 346 ships across ports including London and Liverpool, with a potential troop deployment looming to unload critical imports.
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McCarthy predicted to be censured by Senate
Senator McCarthy warned that the Senate will vote to censure him at the session starting in November. He claimed that very few members would examine the evidence with an open mind. Separately Republic Steel agreed to operate part of the Follansbee Steel mill in Follansbee West Virginia for at least one year, amid disputes over the asset sale to Frederick W. Richmond for 9.2 million dollars.
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On Tap Election Day Heads For Tuesday in Journal
In Sunday's Journal Who What And Where Of Election On Tap Tuesday is the day when everyone marks city county and state ballots. Details on polling places and levies in Lemon and Madison townships accompany a Valley report. Also news on one way streets reducing accidents and a preview of the Middletown Civic Symphony season.
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President Pushes Six Point Plan To Strengthen UN Forces
The United States seeks backing from the United Nations for a six point plan to fund supplies and equipment for collective action against aggressors. U S sources say the plan links disarmament and security, urging fast member participation and support for regional pacts like NATO. Russia rejects involvement in the Collective Measures Committee, arguing the issue belongs to the Security Council.
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Philadelphia Blast Death Toll Rises After Ammonia Blast
A sixth fireman, James Doyle, 32, died from injuries after the blast at Charles W Berg Laboratories in Philadelphia. Three fire officials and two other firemen were killed earlier. flags at police and fire stations were ordered to fly at half mast for 30 days. The explosion occurred in a sealed area, not damaging the plant interior, with internal pressure from a likely clogged vent enabling the tank to rupture.
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Alarm Systems Outlined Evacuation Plans Studied At Civil Defense Meeting
MEMPHIS Tenn AP 300 delegates at the United States Civil Defense Council conference weighed rapid city evacuation amid atomic threat. Maj Gen J W Crabb outlined air defense centers with 100000 volunteers for sky watch across multiple states. Plotting centers to relay aircraft movements expected by Jan 1 with Nashvilles Maj M C Des Voigne as state coordinator needing 1000 volunteers per center and 25 per post for 24 hour watch. operations to begin July 1.
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Three Day Delay Sought in Sheppard Murder Trial
Cleveland defense lawyers pressed for a three day postponement to review a new batch of alternate juror prospects. Judge Edward Blythin paused the trial to study Ohio law on the privilege, resuming at 1 30 p m EST. The trial, in its tenth day, aims to seat two alternates from a 25 prospect panel for the proceeding at the Lakefront home where Marilyn Sheppard was killed July 4.
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Wreckage of US Air Force C7 Plane Found in French Alps
A plane believed to be the missing US Air Force C7 from Rome to Lyon was found in the French Alps north of Nice by a helicopter search. It carried 15 passengers and six crew, all stationed at Manston England. One US helicopter made a forced landing on the Italian side. its pilot Captain Donald T Crawford of Bay City Michigan and three crew members escaped injury.
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Reserpine Shows Dramatic Results In Insane Patients
A Chicago medical team reports reserpine, an Indian plant derivative, produced dramatic improvement in 80 percent of 74 hopelessly insane patients at Modesto State Hospital. Eight discharged, two much better, with potential home leaves. They caution against viewing it as a universal cure and expect it to revolutionize psychiatry, possibly replacing electroconvulsive therapy in many cases.
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Python Escapes On Key Biscayne Alarms Dade Police
MIAMI Fla Jcake The Snake a young 11 foot python slithered somewhere on Key Biscayne today while Dade County Police and all available Crandon Park Zoo attendants renewed their efforts to bring him back alive.
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Soldier Honored as 750000th G I Return from Korea
A Chicago corporal Walter R. Seegren received recognition as the 750,000th American G I to return from Korea. He has served 23 years in the Army, 16 of them with the Fort.
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Eisenhower Seeks War-Free Jobs Solution At Cleveland Stop
President Eisenhower told 2,500 at Cleveland Hopkins Municipal Airport that America will not wage war to solve unemployment and pledged to pursue jobs through peace. He toured Ohio to back GOP candidates, urging citizens to vote Tuesday for a Republican sweep in Congress and state offices.
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