Wisconsin recall drive on McCarthy faces legal hurdles
In Sauk City Wisconsin protesters push to collect at least 25000 signatures before Saturday to trigger a recall referendum against Senator McCarthy. Leaders admit slim odds as petitions remain with circulators and signatures melt away. Legal barriers include petitions within 21 days of the last gubernatorial vote and state attorney general review before any election.
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Leroy Gore
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McCarthy
United States Senate
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Guillaume Named Chief of Staff
Paris June 4 Gen Augustine Guillaume was named chief of staff of French armed forces to succeed Gen Paul Ely as commander in Indochina. Guillaume, 58, spent much of his career in North Africa, was once resident general in Morocco, and led North African troops in Italy and France during WWII. He later served as military attache in Moscow and commanded French forces in Germany.
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May Stiffen Law On Auto Manslaughter
Maryland prosecutors agreed to seek a new automobile manslaughter law that clearly defines drunken driving and speeding as evidence of gross or criminal negligence. At the Maryland State's Attorneys Association meeting, officials urged swift action by the Legislature to curb rising auto manslaughter cases and preserve stronger standards for driver intoxication.
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State’s Attorneys Association of Maryland
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Sodaro
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Washington County
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Baltimore County
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Frederick County
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Perjury charges heard in trial of Wass SaGagashi
The court heard perjury allegations linked to Wass SaGagashi, 27, who testified for the defense at both trials. The proceedings focused on the disputed testimonies and possible false statements.
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Dune
Franklin Roosevelt D’alesandro
Thomas Ullesandro
Mary Ann Jankowski
D'Alesandro
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Roosevelt
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Good coming out of controversy, says Archbishop Cushing
Archbishop Richard J. Cushing of Boston says the McCarthy Army controversy could yield positive outcomes for church and country. He notes people enjoy televised hearings while some side with McCarthy, adding the episode may leave the nation healthier and more educated. He recalls Senator Flanders accusing McCarthy of dividing the country.
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Giessen
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Carthy
Francis Cardinal Spellman
New York
M McCarthy
McCarthy
Sharp critique sparks debate on church issue
The report notes Bishan Bernard criticizing a speaker who said there is no Catholic Church stance on the subject. Cushing claimed the nation lacks division and that people are largely united though opinions vary. He argued against calling for national division despite differing views.
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Shei
Chiraca
Gavatune
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Explosion and Fire at Charleston Chemical Plant
Explosion and fire rocked the Institute plant of Cartide and Car hen Chemicals in Charleston West Virginia on June 4 injuring at least 25 people and causing widespread property damage. Initial reports said a railroad tank car loaded with chemicals exploded inside the plant triggering a chain reaction and a citywide alarm as fire crews fought the blaze.
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W Va
Institute
Cartide and Car
Hen Chemicals Company
Early Tonght
Simmer
Fishermen report strong bass and catfish catches at Potomac landing
Local boatmen recount two hours of battle after an explosion near Charleston causing smoke and fire. John Turner of Knonville notes Potomac waters rose slightly and good fishing winds are expected to continue as bass and catfish bites increase across boats off the landing.
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Potomac
John Turner
Knonville
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