Senators Fight Over McCarthy Censure Debate Rages
In Washington on November 10 the Senate debate over the Watkins committee censure report heated as Sen Case urged protection against personal abuse while McCarthy pressed that the committee acted against him. The exchange touched on alleged Communist influence and pre-1953 conduct, with Democrats largely quiet as Republicans sparred over procedure and motives.
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Community dispute surfaces in political cloakroom chatter
A fragment from a group of friends reveals heated talk in cloakrooms amid a political campaign. The passage hints at informal discussions influencing or reflecting local tensions and party dynamics without detailing specific events.
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University of Maryland accreditation report delay challenge
Attorney General Edward D. Rollins must decide by Friday why the state should not release parts of the controversial accreditation report on the University of Maryland. The Board of Regents twice voted to withhold the report, with portions surfacing during the gubernatorial campaign. The report largely concerns renewal of accreditation, while the university faced compliance with several recommendations.
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Non-Support Cases Heard By Magistrate In Night Court
Mounting non-support cases drew ire from Magistrate Wilbur F Sheffield Jr in People's Night Court on Wednesday. A father, Robert Lee Stevens of Clark Place, was ordered to pay his mother 10 dollars weekly for his four year old son, or face three months in the House of Correction. Stevens, earning 126 dollars weekly as a steelworker until a month ago, admitted past payments of only five dollars weekly while on parole supervision for prior theft. The court considered Stevens ineligible for unemployment due to parole status and current unemployment. Other docket items included a wife and nine children case and Alvey Stine Frederick, charged with failing to provide for his wife and seven children. Deputy Layman testified to recent eviction and welfare needs as the family seeks temporary relief. About 100 rabbit breeds and varieties were mentioned in Sheffield notes as non-meat and fur-bearing animals. A separate notice listed James E. Smith, 23, son of Harry H. Smith, serving with the 7th Infantry Division in Korea.
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