Compromise Move Failing as McCarthy Censure Effort Stalls
Washington November 14 reports show efforts in the Senate to craft a censure resolution against Senator McCarthy narrowing to collapse as he refuses to retract attacks. Watkins plans to address the six member inquiry while McCarthy plans to question him, amid unresolved disputes over wording and potential changes to charges. McCarthy rejects apologizing and supporters in Milwaukee label his effort a movement of unloyal elements as the debate enters its second week.
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Morever
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More Probes Sought Into Dixon Yates Power Contract
Washington on November 14 opponents urged at least two additional congressional investigations into the Dixon Yates power contract. Democrats Holifield Kefauver and Durham called for probes by the Senate House Atomic Energy Committee and a Senate Antimonopoly subcommittee in the new Congress. The group faced long odds for quick clearance to build the 107 million dollar plant at West Memphis.
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Arkansas to supply privately produced power to TVA
Senate House Atomic Energy Committee voted 108 to waive a layover period and move to put into effect a Dixon-Yates contract. The group would supply power to replace some TVA purchases. The committee ended 10 days of hearings, with Holifield urging continued hearings next session as questions remain unanswered. Also, a local church meeting covered women's society activities and district reports.
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Braddock Grange Holds November Meeting
Braddock Grange met at the grange hall on November 9 with J. Thomas Summers presiding. The program featured Leroy Burall from New Market Grange, musical solos by Gene Schultz, Betty Stiles and others, and a welcome by Earl Remsberg the Pomona master. County officials attended.
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Outlaws Killed in Tunisian Clash with French Forces
In Diebei Bar, eastern Tunisia, twenty Tunisian outlaws or Fellaga were killed by French forces with thirty wounded and fifty captured. A French soldier died and the clash followed renewed hostilities after Premier Mendes France offered greater autonomy four months earlier.
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