McCarran Faces Speculation On Post Elective Plans
Nevada columnist notes Senator McCarran’s hint at a future appointment perhaps to a Republican successor after his 1956 Senate bid. The piece recalls his long, combative career with Roosevelt and Truman, his leadership of the western silver bloc, and his stance on military issues and foreign policy.
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McCarran
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Truman
Watkins Committee
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Johnson
D-Cole
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Franklin Delano Roosevelt
Supreme Court
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China
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Judiciary Committee
Appropriations Committee
Europe
Franco Spain
Giants and Indians clash in tense scoreless to two run duel
In a slow start the Giants and Indians produced no runs through three frames as Maglie and Irvin held, Westrum and Lockman started the Giants' offense with a third inning run. Mays, Thompson and Mueller sparked a tying rally before Wertz sparked more Indians offense and Maglie exited with a handcuffed bullpen situation forming.
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Indians
Mays
Lemon
Smith
Maglie
Giants and Indians No Runs After Clean Eighth Inning
In the eighth inning Pope faced Dente at short as he entered for Cleveland. Thompson walked on a 3-2 pitch. Hal Newhouser and Ray Narrowski warmed in the bullpen. Irvin sacrificed, Hegan to Avila, Rosen threw out Williams on a close play, Thompson moved to third on a wild pitch, and Westrum lined out to Doby. No runs, one hit, no errors.
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Irvin
Hogan
Williams
Rosen
Wertz
Westrum
Maglie
Indians
Avila
Wiliams
Doby
Dark
Lockman
Strickland
Art Houtteman
Cleveland
al Lopez
Lemon
Mays
Mueller
Thompson
Philley
Don Liddle
Marv Grissom
Smith
Magne
Hegan
Liddle
Grissom
Freddie Fitzsimmons
Willie
Hank Majeski
Dale Mitchell
Mitchell
Dave Pope
Strick
Land
Pope
Hoyt Wilhelm
John
Windy
Sam Dente
Dente
Hal Newhouser
Ray Narlaski
Southside Church Dinner Nets Over $200 in Rain
The Southside Methodist Church benefit dinner was held at Knights of Pythias Hall on St John Street. A total of more than $200 was raised for a special church fund despite a one hour rain delay. Rev Lea Joyner and the congregation thank the public for generous patronage and note the event exceeded expectations.
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Southside Methodist Church
Knights of Pythias Hall
St. John Street
Lea Joyner
Expropriation For Highway Purposes To Be Discussed
A talk on Modern Expropriation for Highway Purposes in Louisiana will be given by W C Pegues Jr Louisiana depart ment general counsel at the Southeastern Association of State Highway Officials convention in Nashville ending September 30. Pegues chairs the legal affairs committee and will present a paper by D Ross Banister based on 1954 Louisiana expropriation laws. Other topics include Controlled Access Facilities by Kenneth Wooten and Public Utilities Use of Highway Rights of Way by Fred D McMullens.
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Louisiana
Southeastern Association of State Highway Officials
Nashville
Tenn
W. Crosby Pegues, Jr
Louisiana Department
Pegues
D. Ross Banister
Kenneth Wooten
North Carolina Department
Public Utilities
Fred D. McMullens
Florida Highways Department
Two Injured in DeSiard Street Auto Crash
Police report two people received minor injuries in a Tuesday night auto accident in the 1000 block of DeSiard Street. Calvin Houston Free and Lovie Nathan Free, both from Farmerville, were treated at St. Francis Hospital for head lacerations after Free’s westbound car swerved to avoid another vehicle, hit a cemetery fence, and struck a telephone pole. No charges were filed.
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Calvin Houston Free
Farmerville
Lovie Nathan Free
Gordon Avenue
St. Francis Hospital
Mulhearn
Calvin Free
Legislature Considered Bingo Legalization for Charities
State lawmakers debated a bill last summer to legalize bingo and similar games for churches and charitable groups but it failed after church representatives objected to special privileges.
Nixon Remarks on Domestic Communism and Korea Peace
Nixon described three concerns he would address namely the domestic communism problem the personal integrity of the President and his administration and peace in Korea. He called the McCarthy issue a dead duck due to lack of current public interest.
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Korea
Nixon
McCarthy
Jenner Presses Rules Change For Senate Investigations
Jenner presses a diligent study of proposed Senate rules changes to govern investigations. Williams cross examines the parliamentarian as part of the effort. The special committee urges four rule changes including two member minimums for testimony and limits on who may question witnesses. The panel also seeks rebukes for McCarthy over conduct toward subcommittee members and Brig. Gen. Zwicker. McCarthy allies vow a strong defense as the Senate reconvenes after the elections.
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Sen. Watkins
Williams
Jenner
Senate
McCarthy
Congress
Senate Would Act On the Proposals of the Special Committee
Rules Committee
Elections Subcommittee
Special Committee
Subcommittee
Ralph W. Zwicker
New York
Prisoner Hastings tied to desert murder claim as man vanishes
Warden Clapp questions Hastings as he speculates on a possible angle. Search parties in eastern Idaho fail to find Baker’s body near Atomic City. Owens calls Hastings crazy while recalling the Boise tavern and grocery store robberies. Hastings and Owens were condemned to death for the Boise grocer killing but commuted to life. Ruth Seckinger is on parole after assault robbery conviction. Hastings claims love for Seckinger and that Baker sought prostitution. he allegedly killed Baker and hid the body.
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L. E. Clapp
Hastings
Desert
Atomic City
Idaho
Baker
William Owens
Boise
Hasting
Owens
Ruth Seckinger
Pocatello
Miss Seckinger
Seattle
Aid pace tied to anti communists' strength in Viet Nam
Washington links the speed of U S aid to Viet Nam with how swiftly South Viet Nam’s anti Communist factions can build a solid military basis. Western officials warn that without a firm political organization there is little hope to save South Viet Nam from communism.
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Viet Nam
Washington
South Viet Nam
Natchez Attorney Named Kiwanis District President
Oliver M. Hornsby a 43 year old Natchez attorney was elected president of the Louisiana Mississippi Tennessee Kiwanis district at the annual meeting in Biloxi to succeed Carl Stewart of Shreveport.
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Kiwanis
Biloxi, Miss
Oliver M. Hornsby
Natchez, Miss
Louisiana, Mississippi
Tennessee
Carl Stewart
Shreveport
Estimation of MD Victims Between 100000 and 200000
An estimated range places the number of Americans affected by muscular dystrophy in the hundred thousands, with researchers noting uncertainty about exact figures. The figure highlights a substantial public health concern and the need for ongoing study and support.
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