Knowland Urges Censure Move To Special Committee
Sen. Knowland formally asks the Senate to send the censure resolution against Sen. McCarthy to a three Republican and three Democratic special committee. He says Vice President Nixon should name the six members and the panel should report back swiftly. The move follows days of debate on censure and amid proposals to draft formal charges against McCarthy.
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New York Welcomes Rhee With Parade and Honors
President Synaman Rhee receives a big New York welcome with a Broadway parade, Medal of Honor, and an honorary degree from Columbia University. He later dined at the Waldorf Astoria and criticized U.S. policy in a Veterans of Foreign Wars speech.
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Eisenhower Signs Major Housing Reform Measure
President Eisenhower signed a sweeping housing bill to liberalize government insured mortgages and spur home buying. Norman Mason became the new clean up commissioner of the scandal shaken FHA, replacing Guy Hollyday. The measure advances urban renewal while limiting public housing scope and targets profiteering builders amid a Senate probe.
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U S Ready To Increase Indo Aid Says U S Could Boost Help
Saigon Indochina Morris Wolf general counsel of the American Foreign Operations Administration said the United States stands ready to increase economic assistance to war torn Indochina. He warned success will depend on the spirit of the Vietnamese.
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Knowland May Seek Diplomatic Break If US Slapped by Reds
Senate Republican leader Knowland says a diplomatic break with Russia or satellites could follow another cold war incident if Americans do not receive prompt satisfaction. He warns such action must balance risks to spy centers in Communist embassies and the fate of enslaved peoples.
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Nationalist Ships Sink Red Gunboat Off Tachien Coast
Nationalist Chinese warships sank a Communist gunboat and damaged another off Tachien island late Sunday. The Central News Agency said the engagement lasted about an hour and the Nationalists returned to Tachien with limited damage.
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Six States Head To Primaries Across Nation
Washington reports six states vote this week with Tennessee Senate contest between Estes Kefauver and Pat Sutton drawing fire over alleged communists links. Kentucky's Barkley seeks return to Senate against John Sherman Cooper as Eisenhower backs Cooper. Michigan Kansas Missouri West Virginia also hold nominations for House and governorships.
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Tornado Strikes Burke South Dakota Injuring Two
A tornado hit Burke South Dakota Sunday night injuring two people as it toppled a truck. Damages were estimated at 75 000 to 100 000 with power and communications lines down and a filling station and a mink farm destroyed. Wind gusts reached 55 to 60 mph across several states while rainfall measured above an inch in multiple locales. Temperatures cooled from New England toward Missouri and Arkansas, aiding drought relief in parched Iowa fields.
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Two youths killed in Wis auto crash near Waupaca
Wallace M. Webb, 20, of Neenah and John Jedwabny, 19, of Menasha died when their 1951 convertible overturned at a diamond intersection of highways 22 and 54 seven miles east of Waupaca at 6 30 p m Saturday. Two others escaped with minor injuries as the auto skidded off the pavement and overturned, trapping Webb and Jedwabny. witnesses say Webb attempted a left turn toward New London.
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Auto Crash In Kentucky Fatal for 17
WHITESBURG Ky AP Eleven victims of the nation s worst single car traffic accident were buried in six graves as the sole survivor Hexie Maxie 33 miner from Millstone Ky began recovery He lost his wife and three children and a teenage girl while four adults and seven children died when the car rolled down Pine Mountain into rocks and flames Maxie who helped pull others free was badly burned and questioned the point of living as doctors gave him a slim chance. Mrs Archie Craft Letcher County coroner said Maxie and Tom Brown 41 were taking their families to Line Creek to show Martha Gibson 17 the coal mine where they had started work
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Five Communist Leaders Arrested by FBI in Denver and Los Angeles
FBI agents captured Arthur Bary 42 and three other Denver arrests on a quiet midtown street, while Patricia Blau was seized in Los Angeles. The group faced charges of conspiring to overthrow the government by force under the Smith Act.
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Forty three Guard members struck by food poisoning
Forty three members of the Missouri National Guard's 38th Signal Company from St. Joseph and Chillicothe fell ill with food poisoning on the return from Camp McCoy Wisconsin. Twenty one St. Joseph troops were hospitalized in Leon Iowa and nine more were treated locally. thirteen from Chillicothe were sent to Des Moines VA hospital.
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Tunisia Quiet But Moroccan Trouble Grows
French authorities freed several moderate Nationalist leaders in Tunisia after Pierre Mendes-France offered autonomy for the protectorate. Bourguiba remained detained near Paris but called for an end to violence as some Tunisian leaders welcomed reforms toward self rule. Violence flared in Morocco with a Frenchman killed in Casablanca, a bomb blast, rail damage, and fires as riots followed the promised partial sovereignty.
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Madagascar
Guatemala Military Clash Leaves Two Dead and Several Wounded
In Guatemala City a clash near Roosevelt Hospital between Guatemalan military cadets and forces of Col. Carlos Castillo Armas left two dead and several injured. The fighting began at 4 a.m. and involved rifles machine guns and mortars before a ceasefire was ordered. The State Department described the event as a local internal disturbance with government forces seemingly in control.
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Fists and Bamboo Clash in Red River Delta Unrest
French troops and Communist supporters clashed in the Red River delta as armed patrols tried to tear down red flags. Women and civilians resisted, a patrol retreated after mobs of hundreds chased and attacked the unit near Hai Duong, Hanoi, and Hai Phong.
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