Jenner Attacks Flanders and McCarthy Censure Fight
Senator Jenner challenged Senator Flanders over alleged associations with Soviet linked figures and demands to reveal correspondence with Owen Lattimore. The Senate discussed removing the charge of intemperate abuse against Brig. Gen. Ralph W. Zwicker as part of the McCarthy censure matter. Army Secretary Stevens rejected claims of breach of good faith regarding a McCarthy request over Maj. Irving Peress.
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Washington
Watkins
Sen
McCarthy
Ralph W. Zwicker
Jenner
R-Ind
Sen. Flanders
R-Vi
Harry Dexter White
Frank Coe
Harold Glasser
Treasury Department
Brownell
White
Flanders
Senate
Institute of Pacific Relations
Owen Lattimore
Lattimore
Sen. Case
R-Sd
Army
Stevens
Maj
Irving Peress
Peress
Senate votes to censure Sen McCarthy of Wisconsin
The Senate approved censure against Senator McCarthy by a 67 to 20 margin. New England senators backed the action 9 to 2 with one abstention, while Republicans split with Aiken and Bush among supporters and Bridges and Purtell opposing. Kennedy abstained.
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Senate
Sen
McCarthy
Wis
New England
Aiken
Bush
Conn
Cotton
Flanders
Payne
Maine
Green
Pastore
Rhode Island
Bridges
Purtell
Kennedy
Mass
City's Damage Suit For Fire Expenses Continued by Court
A Portsmouth Superior Court session extended to December 15 over the city’s $700 fire fighting expense claim against Campanella and Cardi Co. for incidents at the Portsmouth Air Base. The hearing, held without a jury, also involved a related auto theft case of Navy sailor Neil O. Neucomb, 23, who pleaded guilty and had his case continued.
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Exeter
Portsmouth
Campanella and Cardi Co
Portsmouth Naval Base
Neil O. Neucomb
George R. Grant Jr
Neucomb
Oscar Neukom
Chapel Street
Salisbury
Portsmouth Girl Hurt in Crash
A 20 year old Portsmouth woman, Barbara Boulanger of 171 Austin Street, was treated for a head laceration after the car she rode in overturned on Route 1 in Hampton Falls. Driver Richard D. Falvey, 21, stationed aboard the USS Sea Leopard at the Portsmouth Naval base, was uninjured after losing control while southbound.
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Portsmouth
Hampton Falls
Barbara Boulanger
Austin St
Charles B. Bailey
Richard D. Falvey
Portsmouth Naval Base
Falvey
Carpenters Strike Over Work Jurisdiction at Air Base
About one hundred carpenters from the Arthur Venneri Co at Portsmouth Air Base walked off in a jurisdiction dispute with iron workers. Only Venneri is affected as other contractors continue work. Giambalvo of Local 921 says iron workers are doing carpenters’ tasks, with negotiations by phone underway for an early settlement.
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Arthur Venneri Co
Portsmouth Air Base
Venneri
Air Base
Saverio Giambalvo
Carpenters and Joiners of America
Venneri Company
Giambalvo
Carpenters Headquarters
International Association of Bridge and Structural Iron Workers
Manchester
New Parking Plan For Market Street
City to test a two week trial banning parking on the easterly curb from Daniel to Bow streets to ease Market Street congestion. City Manager Robert C. Violette and City Marshal Martin O. Betz approved the measure under emergency powers as no current ordinance covers no parking there. At council, opponents argued against sidewalk narrowing to widen the street. an alternative of one side no parking was proposed.
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Market Street
Daniel
Bow Streets
Robert C. Violette
Martin O. Betz
Violette
Injured Portsmouth worker treated and released
A 41 year old Fortsmouth man suffered a scalp laceration last night while working as a machinist at the Portsmouth Air Base site. Quiln Proulx of Haute's Trailer Park on Lafayette road, an employee of Morrison-Knudsen Co., was treated and released from Portsmouth Hospital.
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Fortsmouth
Portsmouth Air Base
Quiln Proulx
Haute
Lafayette Road
Morrison-Knudsen, Co
Portsmouth Hospital
City May Begin Work on School By July Fourth
Portsmouth eyes a 3 million dollar high school with ground breaking by July 4 and occupancy in fall 1956 if planning proceeds. The Joint Building Committee, after a 34 hour session led by John Browninge, aims to finalize contract talks with Reynolds firm and city solicitor, plus comprehensive site and topography checks and an inspection trip to study a comparable project.
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Portsmouth
John Browninge
Kenneth G. Reynolds
Joint Building Committee
Reynolds F
Haverford
Brownrigg
Red Cross Blood Drive At Portsmouth Shipyard
The Red Cross bloodmobile collected 146 pints yesterday at the Portsmouth Naval Shipyard. Mary Warner of the Portsmouth Red Cross Chapter reported the total. Nurses and Grey Ladies assisted, and Navy wives staffed the canteen for the first time as staff aides.
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Red Cross
Portsmouth Naval Shipyard
Mary Warner
Portsmouth
Gerald Shattuck
Richard F. Cady
Rye
Alice Felker
Marjorie Holmes
Dover
Grey
William Cleary
E. A. Ladd
Daniel McLaughlin
Gertrude Long
Frank W. Randall
Peter O'Donnell
Willis Tibbetts
Philip Sanderson
Thomas Quinn
Alonzo W. Parks
Irving E Rintz
Navy
Lynn Havens
John Lite
Francis Jepson
William Taylor
Nicholas Nicholas
Wake Dunlap
Donald Kern
Ambrose Holdgrafer
Earl Schweizer
Walter Sands
William Matheson
Marshall Turnbaugh
Pope Pius XXII’s Condition Worsens at Vatican
Vatican reports Pope Pius XXII, age seven, has taken a turn for the worse. He remains confined to bed after returning from Castel Gandolfo. The pontiff suffers a stomach ailment and hiccups that prevent sleep and he has not eaten since Saturday.
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Vatican City
Pius XXII
Castel Gandolfo
Vatican
Stewardess Mary McEttrick Praised After Plane Crash
Two survivors credit Northeast Airlines stewardess Mary McEttrick with keeping their spirits and courage high after a mountain crash. Miller calls her the life of the party as Harvey and Miller describe their ordeal. McEttrick, 23, a Boston resident and Emmanuel College alumna, suffered bruises and a stiff neck but remains thankful to be alive. John McNulty died hours after rescue. pilots were knocked out and engines caught fire. Survivors used snow to cool the fire and kept warm with blankets while awaiting help.
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Berlin
Northeast Airlines
Mary McEttrick
Mary
St. Louis
James W. Harvey
Watertown
Mass
W. Miller
Philadelphia
Miller
W. Peter Carey
Endicott Peabody
Harvard
Massachusetts
Ring of international drug smugglers broken by U S and allies
U S narcotics agents with police from four nations dismantled a global plan to ship narcotics into the United States via Italy and France. Raids in Turkey, Syria, and Lebanon netted 27 traffickers and seized 888 pounds of crude opium 44 pounds of morphine base 9 pounds of hashish A Beirut clandestine lab was also raided under Capt Edmond Azzizeh. Charles Siragusa led four months of undercover work culminating in the weeklong operation. He posed as a U S Air Force pilot and personally seized 550 pounds of opium. Total seizures highlight Turkey as a production hub and show routes through Beirut Aleppo and Marseille Naples Genoa and Palermo. Arrests included Ahmet Ozsayar and others with the opium farmer among those detained.
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Rome
U.S
United States
Italy
France
Turkey
Syria
Lebanon
Edemond Azzizeh
Beirut
Charles Siragusa
U.S. Narcotics Bureau
Europe
Middle East
U.S. Air Force
Siragusa
America
Aleppo
Marseille
Naples
Genoa
Palermo
Adana
Ahmet Ozsayar
Gerasimos Liarommatis
Athens
Ozsayar
Britain urges Peiping to walk careful path in Formosa crisis
Britain disclosed it has urged Red China to avoid precipitate action in the Formosan Strait that could lead to war with the United States. A Foreign Office spokesman said London pressed moderation in talks with Communist China’s charge d’affaires and asked the United States to restrain Chiang Kai-shek’s Nationalists. The aim is to lower tensions and prevent provocative moves, with no policy change since Churchill’s July 14 statement. The statement also noted the Formosa security pact should foster closer U S and Nationalist Chinese consultation and restraining influence on Chiang.
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London
Britain
Red China
Formosan Strait
United States
Foreign Office
Peiping
China
Huan
Hsang
Chiang Kai-shek
Formosa
Churchill
U.S
State Dulles
Her
County Physicians Grant. Membership To Dr. Sander
Exeter Dr Hermann N Sander of Candia after a four year wait to obtain membership in a county medical group and the right to apply for practice privileges in New Hampshire hospitals today is a member in good standing of the Rockingham County Medical Society. The action was voted unanimously last night at a meeting in Exeter by about 30 members and confirmed today by Dr Willard C Montgomery society president. Sander was dropped from the Hillsborough County group after his acquittal in the 1950 air bubble injection murder case of Mrs Abbie C Borreto of Manchester. The move to win membership in Rockingham was suggested because Candia lies in Rockingham County. He may now apply to any state hospital for staff privileges.
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Exeter
Hermann N. Sander
Candia
New Hampshire
Rockingham County Medical Society
Hillsborough County Medical Society
Rockingham
Exeter Inn
Willard C. Montgomery
Epping
Sander
Hillsborough County
Abbie C. Borreto
Manchester
Hillsborough Group
Rockingham County
Montgomery
Survivors Rescued After Mt Success Plane Crash
A Northeast Airlines DC plane crashed on Mt Success near Milan New Hampshire. Two of seven aboard died. five survivors including stewardess Mary L McKittrick were lifted by helicopter to Berlin Milan Airport. Pilot Cant W Carey severely hurt. co pilot George D McCormick and John McNulty died. survivors James W Harvey W Miller Daniel H Hall Apostolis N Bountis, a pilot aboard the observing plane, described locating the wreckage amid 4 to 5 inches of snow.
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Milan
N.H
Northeast Airlines
Mt. Success
Berlin
Co & W
Apostolis N. Bountis
Manchester
George D. McCormick
Kingston
N.Y
John McNulty
Boston
NEA
W. Peter Carey
Swampscott
Mass
Mary L. McKittrick
James W. Harvey
Watertown
W. Miller
Philadelphia
Daniel H. Hall
Montclair
N.J
Carey
Berlin - Milan
Bountis
Peter Dana
Berlin-Milan
U S China Pact Seen as Warning to Communists
Washington senators welcomed the new security pact with Nationalist China as a warning to the Chinese Communists that the United States will act decisively. The pact, to be signed with Chiang Kai-shek’s government, aims to deter hostilities over Formosa and requires immediate consultation on joint action if either side is attacked.
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U.S
China Pact
Washington
Sen
H. Alexander Smith
United States
China
Formosa
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Sulletin
R-Nh
Zwicker
Sens. Saltonstall
R- Mass
Associated Press
Ito
Pope
Stewardess
Don Guy
County Physicians
Kowloon
Hong Kong
Snowy Mountain
By Robert L. Tagen
Om Bountis
Miss McEttrick
Robert L. Turner
St. Louis Hospital
McNulty and McCormick
R. H. McVetty
Frank T. Morelock
Crackers
Hampton Congregational Church
Rockingham Hotel
John Howe
Piano
Mercury
Thompson- McFadden, Inc
Lalington St
Dulles
Sen. Ferguson
R-Mich
Foreign Relations Committee
Troll
Coleman
Webb, Inc
Dick Trafton
Jenney Station
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