Democratic leaders weigh fate of Marshall fight amid McCarthy onslaught
Emergency off the record huddle fuses with Senate debate as Humphrey calls for mass walk out while McCarthy attacks Marshall. Johnson proposes a conservative counterstrike. McMahon notes the difficulty in debating McCarthy. SEC face scrutiny over conflicts of interest linked to United Corporation and ex-officials. Maverick reports MacArthur reception delays hindered by San Antonio officials. John L. Lewis coal strike rumor hinted after midsummer vacation.
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