Upton’s Primary Casualty Highlights State Nominees
Nine states held primaries yielding candidates for Senate and House, with notable upsets including U.S. Senator Robert W. Upton losing to Norris Cotton in New Hampshire. Democratic and Republican contenders emerged across Wisconsin Utah Massachusetts Vermont and New Hampshire with races for governor and various legislative seats shaping November contests.
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Robert W. Upton
New Hampshire
New York
Vermont
Massachusetts
Wisconsin
Colorado
Utah
Minnesota
Washington
Senate
House
Rhode Island
New York State
Upton
U.S
Norris Cotton
GOP
Charles W. Tobey
Wesley Powell
Tobey
Alton Lennon
McCarthy Censure Panel Finishing Framework This Week
A six member Senate committee weighing McCarthy censure aims to complete the report framework by week’s end. The panel voted to keep its legal staff after McCarthy charged bias, and Watkins said decisions rest with the senators, not counsel. The body will draft a broad framework before lawyers fill in details ahead of a possible further Senate action this year.
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Washington
Sen. McCarthy
R-Wis
Reey Ooweew Owee
Sen
Watkins
Utah
McCarthy
E. Wallace Chadwick
Guy G. de Faria
Senate
Flanders
Sens
Fulbright
D-Ark
Morse
Two Condemned Cons Give Up and Free Five Days
In Carthage Mississippi meek surrender ends a five day terror run by two condemned convicts Sorber 35 and Gallego 26 who claimed credit for the jailbreak from Hinds County Jail. A bloodhound tracked Gallego while Sorber escaped from a briar patch 200 yards from the search line. Sorber faces the electric chair for helping kill a fellow convict and a state penitentiary stabbing. Gallego faces death for slaying a constable.
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Carthage
Miss
Minor Sorber
Jackson
Sorber
Gerald Gallego
Hinds County
Gallego
Lorber
State Penitentiary
Reds Attack Southeast Asia Treaty
Moscow accuses SEATO of being a bloc of colonial powers and supplying materials to the U S military industry. Foreign Ministry says Manila pact will worsen tensions and hinder solving unsettled problems.
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Southeast Asia
Moscow
SEATO
Russia
Southeast Asian Defense Alliance
Henry Smyth resigns from Atomic Energy Commission
Dr. Henry D Smyth resigns from the Atomic Energy Commission and urges deterrence by a ready stockpile of atomic weapons. President Eisenhower reluctantly accepts the resignation and will be replaced by Willard Frank Libby, effective September 30. Smyth had dissented in the Oppenheimer case and plans to return to Princeton.
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Denver
Henry D. Smyth
Atomic Energy Commission
United States
Eisenhower
Smyth
J. Robert Oppenheimer
White House
Willard Frank Libby
University of Chicago
AEC
Truman
Princeton University
Oppenheimer
Lewis L. Strauss
Commission
Zooming Living Costs Strike Korea Economy
Skyrocketing prices in South Korea push inflation to 21.5 percent as of July 20. Eggs butter milk rice meat and cigarettes rise about 30 percent, sparking government action. President Rhee returns from vacation to confer. US pledges 45 million dollars to fund imports and civilian relief. Unemployment climbs with U.S. force withdrawals expected to release 10,000 Korean jobs.
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Seoul
South Korea
Syngman Rhee
State Council
Washington
United States
Foreign Operations Administration
FDA
U.S
Eden Returns to Paris to Sell German Troop Defense Plan
In Paris British Foreign Secretary Anthony Eden meets Prime Minister Mendes-France to secure France's backing for a plan that would link a rearmed West Germany and Italy to the Brussels pact under NATO. France remains the lone obstacle as Eden presses his whirlwind mission to replace the European Defense Community.
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Paris
Anthony Eden
Mendes-France
Britain
Europe
Eden
London
West Germany
Italy
Belgium
Netherlands
Luxembourg
France
EDC
Brussels
Germany
NATO
Probe Eye Focuses on Antioch and Yellow Springs Hearing
A House Un American Activities Committee subcommittee probes commu nist activity in Yellow Springs near Antioch College after two days in Dayton. At least one Antioch faculty member to testify. two or three more possible from Yellow Springs. Former congressman Hugh Delacy, tied to the Progressive Party, spoke on a Dayton radio broadcast with Donald Rothenberg.
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Dayton
Ohio
Yellow Springs
Antioch Colege
Antioch
House UN- American Activities Committee
Hugh Delacy
Congress
Washington
Delacy
Progressive Party of Ohio
Donald Rothenberg
Cleveland
Rothenberg
Progressive Party In
Deacy
State Secretary Plans Flight To Two Capitals
Secretary of State Dulles will fly to Bonn and London for talks on German rearmament after French rejection of the European Defense Community. He will bypass Paris and alter plans for a national address tonight, with the Southeast Asia treaty report to air from a recording.
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Washington
Dulles
Europe
European Defense Community
Bonn
London
Paris
Southeast Asia
State Department
West Germany
Adenauer
Ohio GOP Convention Opens with Nixon to Speak
In Columbus Ohio the state Republican convention opened with Vice President Nixon as the featured speaker. About 1800 delegates attend the one day session as a 23 member platform committee chaired by Sen C Stanley Mechem of Athens works on the party platform for adoption. Nixon will address audiences on television and radio stations between 8 and 9 p m EST marking a tour of 13 campaign appearances nationwide. Speakers include Sen John W Bricker and Rep George H Bender among others.
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Columbus
Ohio
Nixon
C. Stanley Mechem
Athens
John W. Bricker
James A
George H. Bender
Cleveland
U.S. Senate
Confession in Sheppard Slaying Branded Phony
Cleveland authorities discounted a prisoner Billy Williams confession to murder of Marilyn Sheppard, wife of Bay Village osteopath Dr. Samuel H Sheppard. Williams, held in Trenton as a Tampa fugitive, provided no usable information. A Bay Village teen reported a prowler s assault bruising chin and cheek in a scuffle described to Dr Stephen Sheppard.
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Williams
Sheppard
Stephen Sheppard
Samuel H. Sheppard
Bay Village
Miles Davis
Wallace A. Davis
Davis
John P. Eaton
Cleveland
New Type Russian Trades For Kremlin Presence In East Germany
A 37 year old system graduates a new Russian sales force in East Germany. Konstantin Pavlov leads operatives at the Leipzig Fair, promoting trade over politics. They recruit local German workers, run a free shoeshine parlor, and host visiting foreign delegations while maintaining a disciplined, nonthreatening image. The effort blends with German labor and boosts East German economic outreach.
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Leipzig
East Germany
Moscow
Berlin
Konstantin Pavlov
Pavlov
Germany
Deficit Seen Near Four Billion With Shift To Civilian Outlays
The Eisenhower administration forecast a nearly four billion dollar deficit for the current fiscal year while cutting three billion from major security programs. Outlays in civilian fields rise to spur production and employment, with total spending trimmed from sixty five point six to forty one? billion and receipts falling from sixty two point seven to fifty nine point three billion.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Congress
Treasury
Humphrey
Marciono Charles Heavyweight Title Bout Postponed
The Marchiano Charles heavyweight title fight in New York was postponed 24 hours due to weather conditions, delaying the planned bout.
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New York
Marciano Charles
Americans Arrive in British Hong Kong After Captivity
Two American correspondents Richard Applegate and Donald Dixon and Brooklyn mariner Benjamin Krasner reached Hong Kong by consulate car, recounting 18 months of Chinese captivity and coerced admissions about germ warfare rumors. Applegate described brutal questioning and a staged confession sequence.
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Hong Kong
Brooklyn
National Broadcasting Co
Richard Applegate
Medford
Ore
Canton
Korea
Reds
Applegate
International News Service
Donald Dixon
New York
Merchant
Benjamin Krasner
Lown Border Bridge
Peninsula Hotel
Kowloon
Hong G
Hong
Dixon
Macao
Clement Attlee
Peiping
Labor Party
Red
China
Krasner
Wang Ying
Aro
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William Proxmire
James E. Doyle
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