McCarthy Censure Vote Highlights Senate Clash
In Washington the Senate voted 67 to 22 to condemn McCarthy for abusing his office as the censure action closed a stormy debate. The final resolution used condemn rather than censure, with party lines and some crossovers shaping the result as supporters hailed a return to Senate dignity while opponents warned of political theater.
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Cansure
McEinenhower
United
Keders
Speesard L. Holland
Eph R. McCarthy
Senate
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McCarthy
Alds
Mike Monroney
Sen
Carthy
Ralph
Politi
Okla
W. Zwicker
Cal Eclipse
Leverett Sallonstall
Musa
GOP
Francis
R-Sd
Homer Ferguson
Karl E.jay
Ralph E. Flanders
R-Vi
Mundt
Wallace F. Ben
Edwin C. Johnson
D-Cole
Pronett
Utah
Bennett
Washington
Ohio
Ren. Thomas A. Burke
Dotn
W. Bricker
Gorm
Tenn
Arthur W. Watkins
The
Committed
Jet Bennett
Zwicker
Joseph BR. McCarthy
Congress
Erie bribery trials convict two bookies in gambling ring
In Erie Pa the prosecution won guilty verdicts against William Kaminski and Edward Michalski on multiple bribery and conspiracy counts in a case tied to a 2 million dollar annual lottery ring and city hall. The mayor Thomas W Flatley faces 10 charges as prosecutors seek an early cleanup.
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Erie
City Hall
Thomas W. Flatley
William Kaminski
Edward Michalski
Kaminski
Michalski
Dist
Atty
Damian McLaughlin
Flatley
Asst
Herbert Johnson
FBI
Russell Verga
District Attorney's Office
Ray Czulewicz
Tal Verga
Johnson
Burke's Backers Admit Win Chances Appear Slim
In Cleveland supporters of Sen. Thomas A. Burke say a recount of more than 9% of the 6,827 precincts could narrow Rep. George Bender's lead. Initial margin stood at 6,041 votes, likely dropping below 3,000 after the check.
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Cleveland, O
Thomas A. Burke
George
Bender
Hamton
Franklin
Lucas
Mahonling
Cuyahoga County
Joseph P. Sullivan
Sullivan
Senate Committee On Elections
Edward J. Quinn
Ted W. Brown
Burke F
Enter Air Force and Army oath take Lorain County men
Eleven Lorain County residents enlisted in the Air Force in November and seven joined the Army last month. Nine of the enlistees are from Elyria. Air Force recruits head to Sampson AFB New York and Lackland AFB Texas for basic training. Army enlistees include Joseph N. Antush, Billy P. Reed, and others from Elyria Avon Amherst and Oberlin.
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Air Force
Army
Elyria
Ft. Knox
Sampson Air Force Base
N.Y
Lackland A.F.B
San Antonio
Tex
Richard D. Snow
Bruce Williams
Howe St
Gerald W. Welburn
Oberlin Rd
Willie Williams
Wood St
Ralph Yuhas
Griswold Rd
Ronald W. Hull
R. D
Mervin D. Kenyon
Oberlin
Charles K. Snyder
Jack A. Young
Herbert D. Archer
Wellington
Donald Hummerich
Grafton
Norman W. Butterfield
N. Olmsted
Nedum A. Chesser
Joseph N. Antush
Rivers Rd
Billy P. Reed
Charles L. Bell
16Th St
William €. Gardner
Forest
Donald R. Srant
Avon
Wayne A. Gerber
Amherst
Dale L. Campbell
Theories Long Held In Orient
President Eisenhower gave cautious credence to reports that the Kremlin seeks to drive the United States into war over Formosa to split America from Europe. Officials said the idea was not taken seriously, though some Chinese Nationalist sources assert a goal to divide allied unity and provoke a U.S. military move.
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U.S
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Osenhower
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Red China
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Formosa
America
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Liss
Russia
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China
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Fahey
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Amer
Theliea
Name Change Denied by Quebec Private Bills Committee
Quebec City The Private Bills Committee refused Alfred Bromirski permission to change his name to Alfred Brome to remove foreign connotation. Premier Maurice Duplessis supported the decision saying he sees no reason for such a change given his residence and ties.
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Alfred Bromirski
Alfred Brome
Maurice Duplessis
Ives
Key Witness in Assassination Fatally Stabbed
Johnnie F. Griffin, 35, a key witness in the assassination of Atty. Gen. nominee Albert Patterson, was stabbed to death after attempting to reach authorities with an urgent message. Griffin died hours after surgery. the stabbing occurred amid martial rule enforcement and police inquiry.
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Ala
Albert Patterson
Johnnie F. Gritfin
Patterson
Beran F.' Sykes
Alabama
Griffin
Ohio Farm Bureau President Retires After Five Years
Everett F. Rittenour of Piketon, longtime head of the Ohio Farm Bureau Federation since 1949, announced his retirement as the organization opened its 36th annual meeting in Columbus. He is the fourth president of the bureau.
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Everett F. Rittenour
Piketon
Ohio Farm Bureau Federation
Farm Bureau
Rittenour
Doomed Convict Stops Prison Break Try In Illinois
In Cook County jail, convict Paul Crump stopped an escape attempt by beating the leader Elmer Sherwood with a punch to the jaw and aiding guards in subduing three others. Crump’s appeal remains pending before Illinois Supreme Court. Delegates to a farmer meeting in Ohio and various policy discussions are noted, with speakers including Mrs. Raymond Clapper and mentions of farm, dairy, and highway improvement topics.
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Raymond Clapper
Washington
Chicago
Paul Crump
Sherwood
Crump
Cook County
Ilino
Supreme Court
Ees
Elmer Sherwood
Jack Fahey
Fahey
Hurt In Florida Serviceman Still On Critical List
Cpl. Gerald Gill remains in a coma and listed in critical condition at Jackson Hospital Miami after a drunk driver struck him Saturday night. The 22 year old Marine Corpsman, son of Mr and Mrs John Gill of 286 Griswold Rd, is based in Miami. His parents, in Miami, use 1626 N W Ninth St care of Mrs MacFarland as their address.
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Miami
Fla
Gerald Gill
Cpl. Gill
Mamine
John Gill
Griswold Rd
Florida City
N. W
Ninth St
Tenmed Emphasis Ends Flatiron Campus Humor Magazine
The Flatiron humor magazine from proLuen, Cal. Colorado University campus was suspended Thursday after being praised as a howling success that earned money quickly. A spokesman cited its tenmed emphasis on sex and alcohol as the reason for suspension.
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Cal
Colorado’ University
the Flatiron
Streets Needed For Moving Traffic Cities Spending Millions For Parking Facilities
United Press reports postwar U S city planners confront a parking crisis as suburbs funnel motorists downtown. Cities from Pittsburgh to Chicago build and rent vast lots and garages while seeking new ways to intercept traffic and keep streets moving.
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United Press
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Golden Triangle
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Denver
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Arvas
Women Drivers Rate Cut Request Sparks Board Review
A Kansas City insurer asked the Oklahoma Insurance Board to approve lower liability and property damage rates for female drivers aged 20 and older. The casualty reciprocal exchange said it believes women are not poor drivers.
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Okla
Kansas City
Oklahoma Insurance Board
Casualty Reciprocal Exchange
Womsen
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