McCarthy Sees Partial Victory in Censure Case
In Washington the censure hearings committee agreed to admit McCarthy’s hot document as evidence but not reveal it publicly or allow testimony. Attorney General Brownell said the item contains security information and cannot be declassified, a stance echoed during the Army hearings. The move aims to show the document is genuine without exposing secrets, as McCarthy faces charges over receipt of secret data. Roy Cohn and James Juliana were tentatively planned for questioning as the panel probes the investigation into Red infiltration and the FBI memo at Ft Monmouth.
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Sen
McCarthy
Watkins
Utah
Atty
Brownell
Army
Ft. Monmouth
N. J
FBI
J. Edgar Hoover
Roy M. Cohn
James N. Juliana
Senate Investigations Subcommittee
Cohn
Juliana
Colin
Ex-President Arbenz Guzman Exiles From Guatemala
Guatemala's ousted leader Jacobo Arbenz Guzman fled to Mexico with his wife and two sons amid hostile crowds shouting assassins and criminals. He left as Guatemala's new regime seeks his extradition, with military police guarding him at the embassy and airfield.
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Mexico City
Jacobo Arbenz Guzman
Guatemala
Carlos Castillo Armas
Arbenz
Castillo
Associated Press
Alvaro Contreras
Guatemala City
Algeria Earthquake Toll Tops 1000 Vigil Continues
Orleansville faced further tremors as the Algeria quake left more than 1,000 dead and about 2,000 injured. French troops, rescue workers, and aid teams battled wrecked streets, collapsed buildings, and blocked roads while evacuation shifted to tents and field hospitals.
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George A. McArthur
Algiers
Algeria
Orleansville
Interior Ministry
Europe
Oran
U N Security Council to discuss Soviet U S clash over Siberia incident
At the United Nations the Security Council overrode Soviet objections and agreed to full discussion of an American complaint that Soviet fighter planes shot down a U S Navy bomber off Siberia last Friday. U S and Soviet delegates clash over jurisdiction and possible measures as they trade charges about international airspace.
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N.Y
U.N. Security Council
U.S. Navy
Siberia
U.S
Henry Cabot Lodge Jr
Andrei Y. Vishinsky
United States
Lodge
Council
Russia
Soviet Union
18 Chinese ships destroyed in fifth day of coastal attacks
Nationalist planes and warships bombed the Chinese mainland for the fifth straight day, with 18 Communist surface ships destroyed and several fortresses at Aotou and Shihmutou hit. Quemoy remains the focal point as Nationalist forces bolster coastal defenses along the Amoy area.
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Taipeh
Formosa
Defense Ministry
Quemoy
Here
China
Associated Press
Spencer Mousa
Aotou
Shihmutou
Amoy
Wuyu
Cape Chenhai
Prickly heat tied to deeper health concerns
In Columbus the American Meteorological Society heard that prickly heat may signal more serious issues. University of Illinois researcher Herbert Slutsky and physiologist Frederick Sargent reported adrenal disturbance and sweat gland problems linked to prolonged heat and humidity. They noted WWII troops in tropics experienced the condition, and one expert urged a comprehensive weather record for science and energy fields.
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Columbus
Ohio
American Meteorological Society
Herbert L. Slutsky
University of Illlnois
Frederick Sargent
Slutsky
Sargent
Atomic arms pace rising says AEC chief Strauss
Chairman Lewis L Strauss states the United States has more atomic weapons than a year ago and production is mounting rapidly. He declined to confirm new weapons but cited timing tests at the Marshall Islands proving grounds as ongoing.
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Washington
Lewis L. Strauss
Atomic En Commission
United States
Strauss
U.S
AEC
Marshall Islands Proving Grounds
Hav
Mississippi moves push segregation with citizen councils
Mississippi lawmakers push to abolish public schools via a constitutional amendment while forming citizens councils to enforce segregation. The legislature also safeguards a Black student admission fight at the University of Mississippi Medical School and funds Meharry to keep Black scholarships. In West Virginia, parents protested racial integration with a picket line at Rupert Greenbrier County schools as voting nears on the segregation measure.
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West Virginia
Mississippi
Citizens’ Councils
University of Mississippi Medical School
University of Mississippi School
Meharry Medical College
Nashville
Tenn
Mississippi House
Senate
Rupert
Greenbrier
Grand Jury Recommends Rutkowski Replace as State Liquor Director
The Franklin County Grand Jury urged removal of Anthony A. Rutkowski from the state liquor director post after weeks of probes into local gambling vice and liquor permit shakedowns. The report to Judge Joseph M. Marter said it has no confidence in his continued operation of the department. It also charged Mayor M. E. Sensenbronner's administration with tacitly approving widespread gambling in Columbus.
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Columbus
Union
Franklin County
Grand Jury
Anthony A. Rutkowski
Joseph M. Marter
Rutkowski
State Liquor Department
M. E. Sensenbrenner
Four Top Deas Back Harriman for New York Governor
Four leading New York Democrats endorsed Averell Harriman for the gubernatorial nomination. Balch and De Sapio announced backing concurred by Lehman and Wagner, while Roosevelt Jr. retained some backers and upstate leaders still supported Roosevelt. Harriman pledged a vigorous fight for Democratic principles if nominated.
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New York
New York State
Averell Harriman
Franklin D. Roosevelt Jr
Harriman
Richard H. Balch
Carmine G. DeSapio
Tammany Hall
Manhattan
Herbert H. Lehman
Idaho
Robert F. Wagner
Roosevelt
Alfred E. Smith
Researcher Highlights Smoking Links To Lung Cancer
Washington scientist Sidney J. Cutler of the National Cancer Institute told an international pathology conference that heavy smokers aged 40 show 5 to 15 times higher risk than nonsmokers for early lung cancer, though no proof of causation exists. Other studies note earlier death in smokers 50 to 70, while Danish data suggest a correlation between cigarette use and national lung cancer mortality.
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Washington
Sidney J. Cutler
National Cancer Institute
Bethesda
Cutler
International Congress of Pathology
American Cancer Society
Clarence Cook Little
Little
Johannes Clemmesen
Danish Cancer Registry
Copenhagen
Eeeerensrer
Wday
Journal College Campuses and Career Paths Highlighted
Sunday's Journal previews college bound plans and the routes of graduates choosing work or further study. It notes that some graduates already start careers while others prepare to head to the Halls of Ivy. It also mentions the Middletown Cancer Society aims and postal delivery challenges for mail carriers.
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College
Journal
Ivy
Middletown
Cancer Society
Garages Bid For Turnpike Service Jobs
Garages within 10 miles of the Northern Ohio Turnpike are invited to bid on roadside assistance including gasoline, minor repairs, towing and wrecking for major repairs or accidents. Ten garages will be chosen to service the 241 mile system with two light service trucks each. Bids must be returned to the Columbus office by October 15.
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Columbus
Ohio
Turnpike Commission
Commission
Hurricane Edna Threatens New York And Atlantic Coast
The Weather Bureau warned of a possible New York City hurricane hit and called Edna one of the era’s most serious storms. Warnings extended from Morehead City to Eastport as Edna moved north near Cape Hatteras with 115 mph winds and broad gale force conditions.
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Weather Bureau
New York City
New York Weather Bureau
Jacksonville
Fla.p
Morehead City
N. C
Virginia Capes Ag
Cape Hatteras
Myrtle Beach
S. C
Eastport
Grady Norton
Miami Weather Bureau
North Carolina
Virginia Capes
Hatteras
South Carolina
Carolina
Virginia
Edna
Eisenhower Holds Denver Meeting With GOP Leaders
President Eisenhower arranges a breakfast with 21 Midwestern and Rocky Mountain GOP chairmen in Denver to discuss strategies for winning seats in the House and Senate in November. White House aides note no plan for a formal speech and the President plans to avoid targeted barnstorming for individual candidates.
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Denver
Eisenhower
Congress
Midwestern
Rocky Mountain
House
Senate
White House
James C. Hagerty
Washington
Colorado
Twins Do Fine After Birth in Rehovot Israel
Siamese twins born in Rehovot Israel remain in good condition doctors report. The infants are joined at the abdomen and physicians have not yet decided if separation is possible.
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Rehovot
Israel
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