McCarthy cites Schine draft not indispensable in probe
Senate record shows McCarthy told Stevens that David Schine was drafted last fall yet not indispensable to his investigations subcommittee. Cohn would not be told of this view, and a secret unnamed recipient was urged not to reveal it to Roy. Transcript edits by Ray Jenkins filtered remarks about a drink invitation and a general's status.
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Special Session Called To Reorganize Long Island Railroad
Gov. Dewey summons Legislature for a special session on June 10 to push a Long Island Railroad reorganization and fix 1953 reapportionment issues. Agenda includes rail act changes, funding steps, potential fare increase, and correcting Queens district alignment.
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Job Picture Seen Better But Still Mixed
Government economists forecast the May Census Bureau report may show a further dip in unemployment though the gain in employed workers and the total unemployed would likely be small and seasonal. The unemployment level had fallen in April from 3,525,000 to 3, J265,000, as comparisons to April 1953 show a drop of about 1,237,000. Secretary Weeks suggested Rutgers remarks hint at continued decline in unemployment.
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Daily Uplift Editorial Preview and Page Guide
Washington heat closes in on stranded lawmakers as Frederick Othman comments on today’s editorial page. Regular features span Amusements Letters Bridge Financial Classified Ing. Reporter City Life Radio-TV Deaths Women's Editorials and Sports with Todays Pictures on page 12.
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Rescue of 36 motorists in Rocky Mountain blizzard
About thirty six drivers were rescued early today after a summer blizzard trapped cars on Trail Ridge Road in Rocky Mountain National Park. District Ranger Edward J. Kirk said seven to nine vehicles were left in 2 to 3 foot drifts as snow continued to fall and no one was seriously hurt. Names were not learned.
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Jury Indicts Meyer in Fatal Beating of Daughter
A county grand jury indicted Dawn Marie Meyrer four days after a fatal broom stick beating. Her father Harold P. Meyer 32 faced a manslaughter charge and pleaded not guilty. He sought counsel as the speedy proceedings continued at the courthouse.
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Court clears way for St. Lawrence power project
The Supreme Court refused to hear an appeal challenging New York State’s join with Ontario in a 600 million dollar St. Lawrence River power project. The decision removes the final legal obstacle and enables work on the Seaway, tied to the power project.
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Supreme Court Rules FPC Can Regulate Phillips Gas Prices
The Supreme Court held the Federal Power Commission has authority to regulate Phillips Petroleum Company natural gas prices to interstate pipelines. In a 5-3 decision Justice Minton wrote for the majority joined by Warren Black Reed and Frankfurter, with Douglas and Clark dissenting.
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Capital Flood Strands Hobart After Worst Flood in 30 Years
Hobart Tasmania faced a severe flood as five inches of rain in 48 hours submerged streets and forced thousands from their homes. The city endured widespread disruption with transportation and services halted.
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Welch Gets Lift In Stevens Plane
Joseph N. Welch, counsel in the McCarthy Army row, received a plane ride to Washington with Army Secretary Robert T. Stevens. They flew from Norwood airport where Welch and two assistants joined Desard Stevens. the group planned a conference in Washington. Welch had stayed over the weekend at his Walpole home.
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Police search pickpocket in Waterbury finds sheriff badge
In Waterbury Connecticut police caught a pickpocket yesterday and recovered items including a Fairfield County sheriff badge among the belongings found during the search.
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Three serious cases linked to alleged attackers reported
In New York a 66 year old woman Isadora Goomes was killed and two other Black women raped by suspects. John Francis Roche 27 and Norman Rove 18 were arrested as police pursued weekend charges including rape and murder. Rove admitted strangling and assaulting victims as detectives investigated the case.
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No Charges After Bus Crash In Toledo Bar Incident
In Toledo Ohio Waryne Lawson and Darrell Lawson entered their grandfather Johnson's bar to play. Minutes later the 'bus lurched forward tearing up four trees and stopping 60 feet from a house. Police decided not to press charges. Johnson hinted he might take personal action.
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Utica Names Dr. David Bigwood New Health Commissioner
Mayor Mead appoints Dr. David E. Bigwood Jr. to lead Utica health services, replacing acting chief A C Silverman. Bigwood, a Yale trained physician, will join Syracuse as health officer with a $2,000 salary increase, expected to start mid July after polio duties and a background in public health roles across New York.
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Shirtsleeves May Be O.K
The Weather Man predicts a warm spell with sunny skies tomorrow as a heat wave moves east from the plains. Temperatures near the 50s are reported in Chicago and 90s in Texas, with tonight’s low around 38.
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Eisenhower policy praised as path to lasting peace
Harold E. Stassen told Syracuse University graduates that the aim of Eisenhower’s foreign and domestic policies is an honorable lasting peace. He argued the administration seeks peace rather than war, favors open diplomatic channels with the Soviet Union, and supports expanding free trade and aid to the enslaved peoples under the Iron Curtain. He warned war is not inevitable but readiness to win either outcome remains.
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Joe Must Go Club Fails on Petitions in Wisconsin
Sauk City Wisconsin The Joe Must Go Club says it failed to collect the 403 904 signatures required by law to recall Senator McCarthy. The group notes a strong response and says it will study future recall efforts while not giving up on unseating McCarthy. Signed by Leroy Gore Harold Michael Ivan Nestingen and others.
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Today’s Chuckle Jokes on Equal Rights and Court Habits
A satirical quip notes that until a husband can secure alimony by crossing legs and displaying garters to the judge, equal rights remain a snare and a delusion.
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