McCarthy rails at Eisenhower on censure hearings
Senator McCarthy accuses President Eisenhower of mixed signals as he praises Watkins and Flanders for delaying McCarthy’s anti-Communist probe. He claims the White House condemns hard action while urging patience with “Communist hoodlums” torturing American troops, and casts his Senate committee as restrained yet subverted.
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Union Bosses Dulles Case Convictions Reported
EAST ST. LOUIS Illinois AP says union leaders were convicted on charges of conspiring and attempting to extort funds from the builders of a steam electric plant at Joppa Illinois to supply power for the Atomic Energy Commission. The jury found Evan Dale boss of 38000 union laborers guilty of extorting 7500 from Ohio contractor Dale and James Bateman.
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United States
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Ohio
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James Bateman
Murphysboro
Ebasco, Services, Inc
New York
Mitchell Opposes State Right-to-Work Laws
Secretary of Labor James P. Mitchell announced a categorical opposition to state right-to-work laws that bar labor contract provisions requiring union membership. He spoke at the C.I.C. convention, signaling administration stance against such measures now in effect in 17 states, mainly in the South and West. He urged appeal and prevention of new laws while emphasizing federal policy and UN-led actions on related issues.
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Yoshida Resigns as Japan's Liberal Party Leader
Yoshida resigns amid a heated U.S. relations debate, a purge from public life, and a stock market rally. Hatoyama hints at no change in Japan US ties while Harriman prepares to take office as Dewey’s successor. Iran’s shah to undergo medical checkup and three nation allied talks spurmilitary staff meet in Melbourne.
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Cardinal Spellman To Visit Troops In Pacific Tour
Cardinal Francis Spellman, Archbishop of New York and military vicar, will spend 28 days with U.S. forces in Alaska, Japan, Korea, Okinawa, Formosa, Hong Kong, Manila and Honolulu during the Christmas season. He will leave New York next week following official announcements.
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Korea
Okinawa
Formosa
Hong Kong
Manila
Honolulu
Iran Parliament Studies Red Pact Debts Settlement
Iran's Majlis began considering the Soviet Union debt settlement pact for World War II and frontier issues. Foreign Minister Abdollah Entezam urged quick ratification as Iran would receive 12 tons of gold and $8 million in goods, with total payments around $21,009,000. The agreement follows last Thursday's signing.
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Iran
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Abdollah Entezam
Seicret
Strike Called Off After Shipowners Ratify Pact
SAN FRANCISCO The American Radio Association called off its six day strike against Pacific Coast shipowners after learning the shipowners ratified the contract and offered to negotiate remaining differences.
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American Radio Association
Pacific Coast
Connecticut Urban Population Surpasses Two Million
The report notes Connecticut exceeds two million residents with over 75 percent living in urban areas. The finding highlights rapid urbanization and demographic concentration in the state.
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Connecticut
Army Dedicates World’s First Helicopter Heliport
FT EUSTIS Va dedication of a new heliport described as the first military airport designed for helicopters. A wheel shaped facility features 600 foot spoke runways, a circular rim taxiway, eight disc landing pads, a large hangar for cargo helicopters, and five maintenance shops.
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