McCarthy Flays Democrats in Stevens Row
Sen. Joseph McCarthy charged Democrats goaded Army Secretary Stevens into the Army McCarthy dispute and warned the party would suffer and bleed. He said Stuart Symington and Clark Clifford urged the fight, while McClellan called the hearings a Republican quarrel, as Welch could not finish cross examination.
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Washington
UPI
Joseph Ro McCarthy
Army
Robert T. Stevens
John L. McClellan
D-Ark
McCarthy
Rangle
McClellan
Senate
Karl E Mundt
Stevens
Joseph WN. Welch
Truman
Stuart Semington
Clark Clifford
White House
Symington
Clfford
Everett Mc Dirksen
R-T
Karl Marx
Dirksen
Eisenhower
Weather Glowing Coastal Valley Forecast For Friday
Southern California coastal and intermediate valleys expect partly sunny conditions Friday afternoon with morning low clouds and a slight warmup. Reading records show high 67 and low 56, compared with last year’s 72 and 54. The text also notes travel chatter from London and a safety check in Catalina, X.Y. A deputy coroner greeting speeding drivers was described in dialogue.
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California
France Proposes Indochina Peace Plan at Geneva
France formally proposes a nine member commission to shape a cease fire and oversee end of hostilities in Indochina. The plan aims to define the cease fire system and address Laos Cambodia and Vietnam while Red China and others seek concrete settlement prospects. The move follows stalled talks after Bidault failed to gain new concessions and Shanghai backed a reduced framework for Indochina states under a supervising commission.
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UPI
France
Red China
Saverian
Indochina
Red Chinese
Shaw Findar
Sucar Boma
Chou
Cambodia
Laos
Isian Cha
Fais Supervisory Commission
Lassead Cumbndia
Mendes France Presents Case for French Premiership
Paris reports Pierre Mendes France, aiming to become premier, pledges to press India China cease fire within four weeks or resign. He vows to present pro European army plan by July 20 and seek Assembly support, seeking majority to head government and report on efforts to end the war.
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Paris
Pierre Mendes
France
Inday Prem
Mendes-France
Assembly
Woman Killed In School Bus Crash Near Los Angeles
A car collided with a school bus in Los Angeles, killing Mrs Mildred L Johnson, 35, and injuring her husband Fred, 44, the bus driver. Three high school students sustained shock but were unharmed.
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Los Angeles
UPI
Aoman
Prente Hich Sebook
Mildred L Johnson
Fred
Kidnap Victim Testifies On Abductor In Phoenix Hearing
Evelyn Ann Smith testified at a preliminary hearing for Dan Marsin that she gave her abductor tips on concealing her identity before he received 75000 dollars for her release. She explained how prints from the scene were erased, and she did not eat during the 29 hours held captive outside a Phoenix beauty shop.
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Phoenix
Evelyn Ann Smith
Samish's 1 Year as Beer Industry Spokesman Ends
Arthur H. Samish loses his role as legislative representative for the California beer industry as the California State Brewers Institute declines to renew his contract. He will retire with severance and pension, while potential successors for the beer and hard liquor lobbies are noted amid ongoing industry shakeups.
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Francisco
Arthur H. Samish
California
Invitute
Samishsemnira
L. Samish
Munk Malas
Liberty
Samish
Willem DB Tgdeler
Californa State Grocers Association of
Sacramento
Francis X. Flynn
Flynn
Vietminh Captures Five American Technicians
Reports say five American Air Force technicians on loan to France in Indochina have been captured by the Vietminh near Saigon. Official confirmation was not immediately available.
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Ning Kong
UVP
Indochina
France
GOP Leaders Urge Dewey to Declare Plans for Future
Albany reports say Gov Thomas E. Dewey may retire or seek a federal post after his term. Republican leaders press for a definite stand amid mixed signals from Dewey aides and White House denial. Rival accounts from The New York Times and Buffalo News add weight to uncertainty about a fourth term or national appointment.
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N.Y
Thomas EB. Dewey
Dewey
United Press
White House
Washington
Capitol Hill
Dean P. Taylor
Dewey Iwthin
Taylor
New York Times
Times
Eisenhower
Dispatch
John Foster
Dulles
Ifice
Buffalo
Evening News
Eight Year Old Held For Stealing Car
An eight year old boy was arrested on suspicion of auto theft today as he and an 18 year old companion tried to drive a vehicle from a used car lot. Police reported the boy stole the car and his accomplice joined for the ride. The youths were turned over to juvenile authorities.
Youth Drowns In Surf At Manhattan Beach
Kenneth W. Dean aged 19 drowned while five companions were saved in a camp tide incident at Manhattan Beach. Lifeguards rescued Michael Cole 14 and his sister Viel 12.
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Manhattan Beach
UPJ
Kenneth W. Dean
Camp Tide
Michael iCole
Viel
Red China to Send Diplomat to London
Prime Minister Winston Churchill announced that Red China will send a charge d affaires to London to establish normal diplomatic relations with Britain. The move disappointed many Laborites who had hoped Geneva talks would yield an exchange of ambassadors.
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London
Winston Churchill
Red
China
Britain
Geneva
French General To Report On Indochina War
Supreme Commander Gen Paul Ely left Indochina for Paris to report on military and political conditions in the war against Communist rebels. He approved Gen Rene Cogny plan for tighter defense against a rebel assault in the Red River delta and ordered mop up to secure rebel hideouts and sabotage bases. Fifteen rebels were killed during clean out actions after withdrawal from delta posts in Phu Ly and Viettri sectors as Ely departed.
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Indochina
Paul Ely
Paris
Ely
Rene Cegny
Red River
High Command
Wit
Cogny
Phu Ly
Hang
Vietri
Senate Approves Defense Budget With Army Cuts
Washington D C The Senate approved the administration's 29 billion defense appropriation for fiscal 1955 defeating a Democratic bid to restore two Army divisions. Sen John F Kennedy led the 38 to 50 vote against the amendment. The administration's new defense strategy shifts focus from ground forces, planning to eliminate one Army division this spring and demobilize two more next year.
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Washington
Senate
John F. Kennedy
Mass
Car damaged but horse and buggy unhurt
Montrose Colorado dispatch reports Russ Harmon drove his car to a garage for extensive repairs after a collision at an intersection with a horse and buggy driven by 34 year old Joe Levi. Levi snapped the reins and rode away. the horse and buggy sustained no damage.
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Montrose
Colo
Russ Harmon
Joe Levi
Levi
Bobo Rockefeller Settles For Record 5 500 000
New York reports Bobo Rockefeller, Cinderella wife of Winthrop Rockefeller, heading to Reno to end six year marriage with a record settlement exceeding 5.5 million dollars. The agreement covers custody and visiting rights for son Winnie, with a trust of 1.9 million and 2 million cash, plus a 70 000 annual income or alternative 500 000 irrevocable trust. The couple’s Park Avenue apartment and other debts are addressed, and the son’s existing and future trusts are preserved.
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New York
Bobo Rockefeller
Winthrop Rockefeller
Reno
Nevada City
Winnie
Bobo
Rockefeller
Park Avenue
John D. Rockefeller Jr
Knight Refuses Comment On Weddding Rumor
California Governor Goodwin J Knight and Mrs Virginia Carlson deny or avoid confirming reports they plan to wed soon He avoids speculation while Carlson avoids confirming a fixed date Gossip ties Knight a widower with two daughters and Carlson a WWII widow active in the governor race campaign
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Knight
Sacramento
California
Goodwin J. Knight
Virginia Carlson
Los Angeles
Streventold Foeverner
Carlson
Army Orders Off-Post Saluting Restored Sept. 1
Washington reports the Army will restore off post saluting starting September 1. Gen Matthew B Ridgway said the salute will be used when Army personnel meet and recognize those entitled to it. Exceptions apply on trains buses theaters or when impractical or inappropriate. The practice had ended in 1948 after six years.
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Washington
Matthew B. Ridgway
Reds Probed in Northwest
SEATTLE WASH UP Persons named as leaders of the Communist movement in the Pacific Northwest testified as the House Un-American Activities Committee opened the fourth day of hearings. Barbara Harte, a former Communist convicted under the Smith Act, named many she said were party members and described underground activities since 1950. George Starkovitch, named by Harte, derided the investigation calling it a phony question as he was cited for contempt of Congress.
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Seattle
Wash
Pacific Northwest
House Un-American Activities Committee
Barbara Harte
Communist Party
George T. Starkevitch
Hartle
Harold H. Welde
RIL
Iman
Starkovitch
Ater
Bellingham, Wash
Congress
House of Representatives
Not His Day: Man Loses Car After Sleep Theft
Horace Deuel, 29, told police in Long Beach that while he slept in his car someone stole his ring wallet and watch. He left the station only to return on the run as his car had vanished.
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Long Beach
Calif
Horace Deuel
Baseball Scores Cincinnati and New York clash in extra innings
Cincinnati and New York played a high scoring game with Cincinnati trailing 3-0 before an 8th inning surge. Final line shows Fowler and Seminick with contributed runs, Antonelli, Smith, and Katt providing support as New York outpaced Cincinnati 15 to 13 in a dramatic nineinning finish. Milwaukee defeated Brooklyn with a decisive 6 to 4 score after a strong early rally and late defensive stand. Wilson and Crandall led the Milwaukee offense with Pedres, reign 8, Sabine 9, and Campa pela contributing pivotal RBI hits.
AEC Publishes Oppenheimer Transcript Decision Stands
Washington sources state the Atomic Energy Commission acted in the public interest by publishing the full Oppenheimer security hearings transcript. The loss of a confidential summary did not influence the decision, and leaders say no atomic secrets were involved.
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Washington
Atomic Energy Commission
J. Robert Oppenheimer
AEC
Carl Hinshaw
Calif
House
Senate Atomic Energy Committee
Eugene M. Zuckert
High Authority
Lewii L. Strauss
Commission
FBT
Congressional Atomic Committee
U S Puts Price On Aid To Europe
The House Foreign Affairs Committee moved to continue denying military aid to Italy and France until they ratify the six nation European army. The panel also authorized President Eisenhower to aid Western Germany Belgium Luxembourg and the Netherlands if they pursue a collective defense program. France Italy oppose ratification delaying aid under the 1954 foreign aid appropriation.
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United Press
Thuse Foreign Affairs Com Mittee
Italy
France
John Foster Dulles
Eisenhower
Germany
Belgium
Luxembourg
Netherlands
Shell Explosion Causes $10,000 Damage at Navy Depot
SEAL BEACH UP Authorities said a five inch shell exploded at the Navy ammunition and set depot causing $10,000 in damage. No injuries occurred though four civilian workers were showered with debris as the detonating fuse was being removed by remote control. The blast destroyed one corner of a building where projectiles are defused.
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Seal Beach
Navy
United States seeks authority to search ships on high seas
The United States asks major sea powers for power to stop and search foreign merchant vessels on the high seas to halt arms shipments to Guatemala. Officials said the plan is under study with no replies yet, with Denmark and Britain among those noted as having received the request.
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Washington
United States
Guatemala
U. S
Tron Curtain
Stettin
Poland
State Department
Lincoln White
White
Denmark
United Press
Copenhagen
U.S
London
Britain
Fale Department
Alfhem
Gaulewala
Selassie Visits Los Angeles in Two Day Tour
Emperor Haile Selassie of Ethiopia arrives for a two day Southern California visit with an official welcome at City Hall and studio tours in Hollywood after a Yosemite trip. He dined at Glendale Sanatorium with Dr. George Bergman, who founded a Seventh Day Adventist hospital in Ethiopia, and urged world cooperation to maintain peace while noting his 1936 Geneva appeal went unheeded.
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Los Angeles
Hailé Selassie
Ethiopia
California
City Hall
Hollywoad
Yosemite National Pere
Glendale
Geneva
Reds Beaten By West Berliners
West Berlin residents clashed with gangs of communist youths outside the city walls during a mass meeting honoring East Germans who died in the June 17 anti Communist uprisings. Fifteen civilians and three policemen were injured and several arrests were made.
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Berlin
Queen Rules Fair From Hospital Bed in Santa Barbara
Santa Barbara (UP) Car men Arguedas was elected queen of the Santa Barbara Community Fair while in a hospital bed. An hour earlier she had undergone an appendectomy yesterday.
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Santa Barbara
Carmen Arguedas
Misa Arguedas
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