McCarthy Faces uphill fight over Senate censure
Senate to weigh censure of Sen. McCarthy as a six member committee cites unworthy and reprehensible conduct. Williams says defense will be lengthy and vigorous while many senators remain noncommittal ahead of the November vote.
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Sen
McCarthy
Senate
Wisconsin
Edward Bennett Williams
The
Chicago Tribune
Williams
Associated Press
George
Georgia
Senate Investigations
Watkins
Utah
Train Disaster Kills Dozens in Icy River Plunge
An express passenger train plunged into a frozen river about 50 miles east of Hyderabad. At least 53 killed or listed as lost, with 18 bodies recovered by morning. Eighteen railway staff and troops missing. Thirty passengers hospitalized.
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Bombay
India
Hyderabad
Koreans Stage Demonstrations Against U S Troop Withdrawal
In Seoul thousands of South Korean laborers and veterans protested U S troop redeployment. About 50 000 veterans joined 200 000 workers in major cities with a sit down at the American embassy and anti withdrawal chants at the foreign correspondents billets.
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Seoul
U.S
Korea
South Korea
U. S
AFL Says Conditions Warrant Substantial Wage Hikes
Los Angeles AP report on the AFL convention notes conditions worse than the Eisenhower administration admits yet enough to justify major wage boosts for workers. Delegates criticized the administration, backed labor-endorsed Congress candidates, and urged unions to push for wage increases despite downturns.
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AFL
Congress
James P. Mitchell
Mitchell
Labor Department
McCarthy
R-Wis
Kenneth J. Kelly
Massachusetts Federation of Labor
Egyptian Outpost Hit. Egypt Sees Major Israeli Aggression
Egyptian Maj. Salah Salem said an Israeli transport ship fired on a southern Suez coastal post, injuring several Egyptians. He claims the Abaghali was seized by Egypt and towed to Suez for investigation. Egypt cabled a protest to the U.N. Security Council.
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Egypt
Salah Salem
Suez
Salem
Mussua
Eritrea
Suez Bay
U.N. Security Council
State Moves to Force Harrison County into Federal Aid Program
Ohio officials ask the state supreme court to compel Harrison County to accept federal funds for relief of the totally and permanently disabled to preserve a $3 million annual federal aid stream. The suit names county commissioners Stuart Henderson Dwight L. Cunningham and J Bing Mallernee as defendants.
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Columbus
Ohio
State Welfare Department
Harrison County
U.S
Henry J. Robison
State Supreme Court
Robison
C. William O'Neill
Stuart Henderson
Dwight L. Cunningham
J. Bing Mallernee
County Relief Authority
Giants Pitcher Sal Marglie to face Bob Lemon in opening World Series game
New York Giants right hurler Sal Marglie, 31, will oppose Cleveland Indians ace Bob Lemon, M years old, in the opening World Series game set for tomorrow.
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New York
Sal Marglie
New York Giants
Bob Lemon
Cleveland Indians
Bevan Loses Fight as Labour Approves German Rearming
Britain's Labour Party endorsed Clement Attlee's call for German rearmament by a slim margin at the Scarborough conference. The left wing Bevan campaigned for a ban, losing 3 281 000 to 2 910 000. Bevan will step down from the executive, while Attlee's moderates retain control.
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England
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Labor Party Today
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Aneurin Bevan
Vrivid Uituyuuu
Attlee
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United Nations
London
Soviet Union
Germany
Bevan
Hugh Gaitskell
Brighton
Catch Bandit Trio Buying Escape Car
Bryan Ohio police arrested three Indiana youths for grand larceny and breaking and entering after they robbed three stores Sunday night. They planned to buy a used getaway car in a downtown garage and used car lot. A hotel room search recovered four pistols three rifles and 1600 rounds of ammunition. The suspects Chester L. Bingaman 19 Harold Lee Warner 18 and John H. King Jr 19 all of Elkhart admitted the break ins and thefts totaling about 1000 in cash and merchandise.
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Bryan
Ohio
Indiana
Chester L. Bingaman
Harold Lee Warner
John H. King Jr
Elkhart
Segregation Battle Strains Milford Schools Mix Attendance Rises
Milford Delaware faced a two day boycott as 509 of 1,562 pupils returned to classes amid protests over the admission of 11 Negro pupils. State superintendent Dr. George R. Miller cited fear of violence and intimidation as key factors.
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Milford
Del
George R. Miller
Miller
Lincoln
Lincoln School
Dover
Fred Lamb
Raymon C. Cobb
Milford Schools
Wilmington
Marion County
Trial Of Ohioan In School Fire Case Postponed
Hillsboro Ohio Com Pleas Judge George W McDowell granted a continuance in the trial of Philip H Partridge 43 former Highland County engineer charged with setting fire to an Negro school. Defense counsel said he would take Partridge to Cincinnati to consult a psychiatrist. The court said the case may be reassigned for trial.
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Hillsboro
Ohio
Common Pleas
George W. McDowell
Philip H. Partridge
Highland County
McDowell
Charles Wilson
Partridge
Cincinnati
Union Probe Witness Tells About Bombings
Cleveland hearing on labor racketeering opened with testimony about truck bombing and vandalism cases. Richard Finley testified he carried out 12 of 15 bombings for about 20000 dollars while Triscaro and Marabito claimed to have paid him, declining to answer most questions. The panel clashed as Finley claimed a frame up and faced officials who criticized his credibility.
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George H. Bender
Rohio
House
Subcommittee
Richard L
Moose) Finley
Ings
Joseph Triscaro
Shaker Trucking Co
Sebastian Marabito
Finley
Triscaro
Marabito
William H Dawson
D-Il
Dawson
Bender
Clare E. Hoffman
R-Mich
Hoffman
Toya Maru disaster toll tops 1100 as divers search
Japanese divers began removing bodies from the sunken ferry Toya Maru after it capsized in a typhoon. About 1,172 lives were lost with 352 bodies recovered and 173 survivors listed by the Japan National Railways. American fatalities included many service members from the 99th Field Artillery Battalion.
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Harodate
Japan
Hakodate Harbor
National Rural Police
Japan National Railways
U.S. Air Force
99Th Field Artillery Battalion
Redheads Tops With Salesman Observation on Shoppers
A Mississippi salesman notes that blondes buy fastest and brunettes are likelier to be dissatisfied, while redheads return fewer items. He credits Jour nal Want Ads as the quickest, most effective selling method, appealing to the local market. Call 2-3611.
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Mississippi
Swiatlo Fleeing Poland Granted U S Asylum
Polish security official Josef Swiatlo, 39, former deputy chief of Department 10, fled Poland and sought asylum in the United States. Attorney General Brownell announced temporary entry after Homeland Security processing. Swiatlo reached Washington after slipping from East Berlin to the American sector. He is married with two children, family reportedly in Warsaw.
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Polland
United States
Atty
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State Department
Josef Swiatlo
Foreign Operations Administration
FDA
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Department 10
Ministry of Public Security
Warsaw
Justice Department
No. 10
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Swiado
Berlin
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Swiatlo
East Berlin
U. S
Madyna
Poland
Jilted Suitor Kills Two Men and Shoots Self in Wisconsin
Mineral Point Wisconsin police report Roy Antoine a 55 year old laborer shot and killed Elmer Thomas 42 of Chicago and Reuben Benson 53 of Mineral Point at the home of widow Ruth Hughes after being spurned He then wounded Patsy Walton 48 critically before shooting himself Antoine was in critical condition at St Josephs Hospital Dodgeville The incident followed Hughes rejection of his marriage proposal
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Wis
Iowa
Ray Reese
Roy Antoine
Ruth Hughes
Elmer Thomas
Chicago
Reuben Benson
Antoine
Patsy Walton
Linden
Hughes
Eisenhower Draws Top Army Chiefs For Conference
President Eisenhower met with Secretary of the Army Stevens and Army Chief of Staff General Ridgway in Denver for a conference during his vacation. Murray Snyder, assistant presidential press secretary, said no emergency prompted the meeting and declined to explain further.
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Stevens
Matthew B. Ridgway
Army
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