Engineers Fear More Niagara Rockfalls Air Clash Protest
Peiping radio reports that Communist China rejected a U S protest over the shooting down of a British airliner near Hainan last Friday with three Americans dead. It also said China protested to the United Nations over two Chinese planes shot by U S carrier fighters off Hainan Island.
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Senate Debates McCarthy Censure With Full Dress Hearing
Senator Knowland said the Senate will open a full dress debate on censuring or investigating Senator McCarthy with sessions starting tomorrow and possible additions through Saturday and Monday. Senator Smith seeks a six member committee led by Vice President Nixon to study McCarthyism with a report due next February 1, replacing Flanders’s censure motion.
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Tropical Storm Blowing Self Out Over Louisiana Coast
The second tropical storm of 1954 began to blow itself out as it moved inland over southwest Louisiana bringing heavy rains. Winds near 50 mph whipped between Vermilion Bay and Cameron at 7 AM with hurricane force winds up to 60 mph 30 miles east of Cameron at 4 AM. The storm center was about 20 miles southeast of Lake Charles and moving northwest about five mph.
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Tale of possible skullduggery in Alaskan mining ventures
Frederick Co Ohman pens an editorial on today’s page examining alleged skulduggery in Alaska mining ventures and its implications for investors and regulators.
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Monte Blue to co star with Robert Taylor in new film
In Cheyenne, Monte Blue, an announcer, is reported to join Robert Taylor in an upcoming film project. The item notes Taylor's classic features and his appeal to female audiences, previewing a page 46 discussion.
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House Defeats Adjournment Resolution to Cost Postal Pay Bill
The House rejected a plan to adjourn on Saturday by 193 to 183 as Democrats largely opposed. The vote keeps August 9 as the potential adjourn date while Senate timing remains unsettled and could shift to August 7 or later.
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New York Shipyard to Build Fourth Super Carrier
The Navy awarded the fourth super aircraft carrier to the New York Naval Shipyard in Brooklyn. Senator Leverett Saltonstall said the decision disappointed him that Bethlehem Steel of Fore River Massachusetts did not receive the contract.
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Today’s Chuckle Modernistic Piano Joke
A lighthearted quip plays on reaction to a quirky piano performance. The speaker recalls people laughing as they sat to play. The punchline hints at surprised interpretation of the modernistic style.
Serbian Church Leader Sent to 11 6 Prison in Cetinje
Belgrade state court finds Metropolitan Arsenije Bradvarevic, 72, guilty of anti Yugoslav activities and sentences him to eleven years six months in Cetinje District Court after a two day trial.
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Peeping Tom Arrested After Water Soaked Clothes Catch He
In Cambridge a housewife splashed water from a pan onto a peeping Tom through a third floor window. Police arrested the man after noting his soaked clothes and suspicious behavior at the scene.
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Examiners Rule Meyer Mentally Ill in Death of Daughter
Harold P. Meyer 38 faces first degree manslaughter for the fatal broomstick beating of his three year old daughter Dawn Marie. A sanity commission found him mentally ill and incapable of understanding the charge or proceedings. He will be committed to Matteawan State Hospital for the Criminally Insane and then transferred from Syracuse Psychopathic Hospital. If confined, the manslaughter indictment remains and he would face trial if sanity returns.
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Teenager Is Jailed In 'Perfect' Murder
In Brookline Massachusetts an 18 year old prep school student admitted to the first degree murder of Mrs. Craier a divorcee. He allegedly bragged to schoolmates about a perfect crime. He was jailed without bail as the case moved toward counsel.
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Soviets Host Chinese Premier at Moscow Gala
Kremlin leaders toast peace and coexistence at a party honoring Chou En-lai and Viet Minh officials with British diplomat present. Khrushchev and Mixoyan join Amastase Mixoyan in high spirits as U S diplomats decline invitations while谈 remains cordial amid vodka and banter.
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New Cracks Widen At Niagara Gorge After Rock Fall
Niagara Falls sees crowds along the gorge as new cracks widen upstream from Prospect Point after a massive rock slip. Engineers consider dynamiting sections to create safe viewpoints while park officials guard the brink.
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Ex Senator May Join McCarthy Team Chief Counsel Appointment
An informed source says former Senator Owen Brewster of Maine will be appointed chief counsel of Senator McCarthy s government operations committee at a closed door meeting this afternoon. He would also tentatively succeed Roy Cohn as chief counsel of the committee s permanent investigations subcommittee.
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Churchill Under Fire Over Suez Pact Split within Conservative Party
London reports a Conservative rift over Britain's Suez Canal zone pact with Egypt as 40 MPs pledge to oppose the government. Churchill faces a Commons vote on approving the agreement to pull 83 000 troops from the canal zone with a slim 20 vote majority and potential Socialist support. In the Lords, peers protested lack of time to study the pact before approval. A cabinet shakeup followed resignations of two ministers with a third also resigning.
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Rain Predicted as Thunderstorm Dampens City
A thunderstorm briefly drenched the city from 12:50 to 1:00 PM, dropping the temperature nine degrees in 12 minutes and leaving a quarter inch of rain. Weather observer Andrew J Keller forecasts more rain tonight or tomorrow with higher humidity and warmer temperatures.
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Red China rebuffs US protests over air attacks off Hainan
The State Department said the British government informed Washington that Red China refused to consider protests over Communist attacks on British and American planes near Hainan Island. Officials stated the situation will not be permitted to rest there.
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United States Protests Killings Near Hainan Island
The United States protested to Peiping over two carrier patrol planes shot down near Hainan as they searched for survivors from a British airliner. Ten people were missing, three Americans, eight rescued. Peiping denounced the incident as U S aggression and claimed U S crimes.
U S Navy Keeps Forces in Southeast Asia After Search
The United States will retain weighty naval striking power in Southeast Asia. Three of four carrier units west of Hawaii remain in the South China Sea for training and readiness. Philippine Sea and Hornet completed the search for survivors of the British airliner attack near Hainan. Tarawa lies at Subic Bay in the Philippines. A shift of strength began in April.
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Honeymoon Ends In Night Crash In Buffalo
A Buffalo couple returning from a two week honeymoon crashed at 3 AM in Fayetteville Road, hit a pole, and smashed into Fayevievill Wine and Liquor. They slept in the wrecked car while Deputy Danzi investigated. Franz C Danzi paid a $25 fine for failing to keep the vehicle under control.
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