McCarthy Hospital Trip Could Delay Censure Debate
Senate leaders weighed pausing the historic censure debate as Senator Joseph R. McCarthy was rushed to a hospital with an infected elbow. Senator Everett M. Dirksen planned to push his compromise proposal at the session, but McCarthy’s illness cast uncertainty over the proceedings.
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ULP
Senate
Joseph R. McCarthy
Everett M. Dirksen
R-Nl
McCarthy
Herman Welker JR
Idaho
William E. Jenner
R-Ind
Milwaukee
Bethesda
MD. Naval Medical Center
William F. Knowland
Kilrer
Stines Bridges
Homer Ferguson
Mich
Wallace F. Bennett
Utah
Bennett
Arthur H. Watkins
R- Stan
Fon
Dirksen
Wisconsin
U S Get Red Reply On Atoms And McCarthy Censure
U S envoy Lodge met Soviet diplomat Vishinsky at the United Nations to hear Moscow’s reply on participation in Eisenhower’s Atoms for Peace plan. The seven power draft awaits a final vote as Vishinsky’s counter points may allow approval. Also, McCarthy illness delays censure action and Dirksen proposes a new compromise plan.
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Vishinsky
U.S
Henry Cabot Lodge
Russia
Eisenhower
Lodge
United Natons
Mendes France Seeks U.S. Backing on West Ties
In Washington Premier Mendes France meets President Eisenhower and Secretary Dulles to discuss France’s stance in the Cold War. Officials seek clear French commitment against a 25 nation Soviet conference until West Germany rearmament is assured.
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UIP
Pierre Mendes - France
Eisenhower
John Foster Dulles
White House
U.S
Russia
United
Insoch Ina
Mendes-France
France
West
Ottawa
Free World
Mendes - France
United States
Indochina
Mendes France
Mendes
Grand Jury Receives Case in Fatal Traffic Manslaughter
Robert Harold Sr., driver of a B and B Food Store truck, bound over to the grand jury on a traffic manslaughter charge after the Oct. 15 crash that killed 74 year old Andrew Dusendong as he crossed Lodi Street. Dusendong died Nov. 2 at Elyria Memorial Hospital. The prior pedestrian failure to yield citation was dismissed by Mayor J Grant Keys.
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Nichols Ct
Andrew Dusendong
Grand Jury
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Harold
B. and B. Food Store
Keys
Dusendong
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Lodi
Mayor Pays Bet At Meteorological Society Meeting
Mayor Haruki Shapiro of Miami Beach served breakfast in bed to Arthur E. Merewether, president of the American Meteorological Society, after betting that it would not rain during the society’s convention. Rain began shortly after sessions opened.
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Fla
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Haruki Shapiro
American Meteorological Society
Shapiro
Arthur E. Merewether
New York
Weather summary for Northeastern Ohio shows mild patterns
Parily clouds and warm today with a 6 to 6 percent low tonight. Friday will be mostly cloudy and cooler with showers. Wednesday’s temperature ranges from 38 to 72 degrees with 24 hour precipitation none. Humidity near 89 percent at 8 am, 71 percent by 4 pm. Sunrise 7:19, sunset 5:05, moonrise 1:43, moonset 1:55. Also a big rummage sale at 134 Denison advertised.
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Ohio
Burke Plans Full Recount in Two Counties for Senate
U S Senator Thomas A Burke requests a full recount of all senatorial ballots in Hamilton and Mahoning Counties with possible precinct by precinct reviews in Cuyahoga Franklin Stark and Summit. Campaign manager Joseph P Sullivan says Burke will post 10 per precinct and seek scrutiny after loss to Republican George H Bends with a 6041 margin.
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U.S
Thomas A. Burke
Hamilton
Mahoning County
Joseph P. Sullivan
Sullivan
Cuyahora
Franklin
Stark
Summit
Ted W. Brown
Burke
George H. Bends
Cinemnati
Youngstown
Canton
Stark County
Lalerate
Jank
Hamilton County
Bender
Four Robbers Hold Up Akron Area Stores
Four armed men robbed Akron and Barberton stores within minutes of each other on Wednesday night escaping with about 100 dollars. Officials described the heists as brief and tied to the Lawson dairy area.
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Akron
Lawson Dairy
Barberton
Reds Bombard Nationalist Isle
Four Chinese Communist bombers under fighter cover bombarded the island of Hsiavu about 200 miles north of Formosa. Nationalist headquarters in Taipeh said about 20 bombs fell causing several casualties and one plane may have been damaged by anti air units. Glasses of both sides exchanged fire over the Tachens with no damage reported.
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Hsiavu
Formosa
Hsiayt
Tachens
Defense Theory Takes Shape In Marilyn Sheppard Case
In Cleveland, defense argues narcotics addled killer murdered Marilyn Sheppard. Dr. Samuel H. Sheppard may testify that five morphine ampules were missing from his medical bag after the slaying, as details unfold in his first degree murder trial.
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Marilyn Sheppard
Samuel H. Sheppard
Sheppard
Marilyn
J. Spencer Houk
Bay Village
Sam
William J. Corrigan
Samuel R. Gerber
Corrigan
Gerber
Sheppard’s
Houk
Cleveland
Chip
Chip), Jr
Garmone’s Son Beaten In Cleveland Teen Brawl
The 16 year old son of Fred Garmone was beaten in a violent altercation at a Cleveland east side canteen. John Garmone was treated at St Luke’s hospital for cuts and burns.
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Cleveland
Fred Garmone
Sam Sheppard
John Garmone
St. Luke’s Hospital
Death Ruled Accident in Massillon Hunting Fatality
Stark county coroner ruled the death of Richard E. Robinson an accident. Robinson was shot in the back of the head while hunting Tuesday evening in an open field north of Massillon, the first hunting fatality of the year in the county.
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Massillon
Richard E. Robinson
Stark County
Cor Lomer
Robinson
U S Envoy Talks With Fields In Hungary
U S minister Christian Ravndal met Noel and Herta Field in Budapest after their 1950s release from a Hansgaray prison. The couple declined to discuss spy accusations. Ravndal said they would enter a Hungarian hospital and remain in good condition, with no location disclosed.
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Miet Noel
Herta Field
Hans Garay
Budapest
Field
U.S. State Department
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Fields
Noell Field
Iron Curtain
Noel
Hermann Field
Warsaw
ilHe
Switzerland
Nme Im Tandan
Hermann
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Rec
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Bay View Hospital
Mysor
Sam
Erika Glaser Wallach
Noel Field
Theis
Sheppard
East Berlin
Libby Confirms Dixon Yates Contract Approval
Dr. W F Libby, Eisenhower's nominee to lead the AEC, testified that he approved the Dixon Yates power contract and triggered a sharp dispute over his appointment.
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Washington
INS
W. F. Libby
Eisenhower
Atomic Energy Commission
Dixon-Yates
Tanker Deal Charges Dropped in Postwar Plot
The government dropped charges against Julius C. Holmes former U S Minister to England and E Stanley Klein New York financier for alleged violations of shipping laws in postwar tanker deals. Federal Judge James W. Morris ordered the indictment dismissed.
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Washington
INS
Julius C. Holmes
U.S
England
E. Stanley Klein
New York
James W. Morris
Queen Mother Sails For Home
Queen Mother Elizabeth of Great Britain bid farewell at a New York reception aboard the Cunard liner Queen Mary before departing for home. The gracious royal waved and smiled as she left the U.S. shores.
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New York
INS
Elizabeth
Great Britain
U.S
Cunard
Where To Turn Rt 20 Action Taken Suits Filed
Suits filed to acquire land for projected widening of Route 2 south of Elyria. Supreme Court asked to resolve controversy over fencing off Beaver Creek outlet. Local items include Amherst books, death records, entertainment page, livestock market, public invited events, and suburban calendar listings.
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Supreme Court
Beaver Creek
Amherst Books
LaGranse Hospital
Veteran's Hall
Advi
Lorain News
Sheppard Defense Focuses on Pillow Imprint Evidence
In Cleveland court, Coroner Samuel Gerber argued the pillow imprint on Marilyn Sheppard’s bed was made by a surgical instrument, while defense attorney Corrigan pressed for a different interpretation. The exchange included the pillow case handling and questions about an alleged female accomplice and a beach footprint mystery.
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Cleveland
Samuel R. Gerber
Gerber
Edward Blythin
Corrigan
Saul Danaceau
Coroniel
Garmone
Corrgan
Thomas Parmno
Jary
Gerber Jelbsaig
Lake Ene
Sheppard
Bay Village
Dr. Gerber
Marion Sheppard
Bandits Steal $7.59 From Willoughby Cafe
Two armed bandits held up the Three Reare Cafe in Willoughby Bay. They herded a bartender and four customers into a cooler and fled south with about $7.59. The robbers escaped after taking the cash from the register.
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Willoughby Bay
Soath
Chronicle-Telegram Want Ads Notice
Classified ad brief invites readers to place Want Ads offering help with jobs housing and more. Prompt specifies calling 4751 to reach an ad writer and describe the need for quick placement.
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