Acts Must Be Condemned View of McCarthy by Stennis
Senator Stennis told the senate McCarthy conduct must be condemned or the standard would be set. He urged censure for abuse of witnesses and moral contempt, saying McCarthy’s anti Communist work does not justify attacks on other senators. The scene included discussions of Zwicker testimony and evolving censure plans.
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Sen. Stenn
Washington
ULP
John Co. Stennis
D-Miss
Senate
Joseph R. McCarthy
Stennis
Terman Welker
Reidaho
Ralph W. Zwicker
Edwin C. Johnson
Dcolo
Zwicker
Johnson
Welker
Edward Bennett Williams
George W. Malone
New
Knowland
Malone
Economic talks Launched With Yugoslavia
Washington reports that the United States opened informal talks with Yugoslavia on a broad range of economic problems of common interest. Yugoslavia seeks surplus American grain to offset a wheat deficit from last summer's drought and other U.S. aid to bolster its economy. No written or formal agreements will be made during the discussions.
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Washington
United States
Yugoslavia
State Department
Blood Bank to Be Here Sunday at Veterans Building
The mobile blood bank unit will visit Ukiah on Sunday November 4 and park at the Veterans Building. Donors without transportation can call HD 2-930 for a ride provided by the 2030 Club. Hours are 9 am to noon.
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Blood Bank
Mobile Blood Bank
Ukiah
Veterans Building
Blanche Maher
Myrtle Hesse
Ukiah General Hospital
Henry G. Mercer
Russia Likely to Endorse U.S. Atoms for Peace Plan
At the United Nations Vishinsky appeared before diplomats amid expectations of a Soviet decision to back Eisenhower’s atoms for peace proposal. Sources say he will offer reservations or amendments, potentially altering the plan and affecting acceptance by other nations. The discussion has stretched since the plan’s Friday introduction by Henry Cabot Lodge Jr.
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United Nations
N.Y
Russia
Andrei Vishinsky
U.N
Eisenhower
U.S
Henry Cabot Lodge Jr
Vishinsky
MSH Escapees Sentenced to San Quentin
Three Mendocino State Hospital escapees from Ukiah who fled to Los Angeles County were sentenced to San Quentin state prison for car theft. Judge Hale McCowen denied probation as Daniel Contreras, Ernest Glover, and Rev Charles Burke, aged 25, 17, and 18, acknowledged escaping on October 21 and stealing a car from Sarah Evans, with arrest in La Verne a week later.
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Mendocino State Hospital
Ukiah
Los Angeles County
San Quentin State Prison
Hale McCowen
Daniel Contreras
Ernest T. Eugene Glover
Charles Burke
Talmage Institution
Sarah Evans
la Verne
Veterans Day parade praised despite rain in Ukiah
Ukiah Chamber President Don Stanwood commended Veterans Day parade chairmen and marchers who braved heavy rain. Nurses from Mendocino State Hospital joined Civilian Defense units led by Lee Trowbridge, with support from Dr. Daniel Lieberman and Mary Doherty. A 1000-gallon fire truck and a disaster truck highlighted the procession through Ukiah.
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Ken Gilley
Ukiah
Don Stanwood
Ukiah Chamber of Commerce
Stanwood
Chamber of Commerce
Mendocing State Hospital
Lee Trowbridge
Mendocino County C.C
Daniel Lieberman
State Hospital
Mary Doherty
Margaret Bernard
County Public Health
Trowbridge
Ukiah Fire Department
al Bechtel
Grace Deike
Olive Nichols
Vivian Parker
Mary Waskow
Shirley Lilienthal
County Health Department
Western Diplomats Test Sincerity on Soviet Peace Offer
U S and allies plan initial moves to judge Malenkov from Moscow diplomats to plan probes of plane incidents, German and Austrian policy, and the Far East. A note to Moscow on the B 29 destruction will press compensation and seek steps to prevent further incidents. An Allied message from London will open four power talks and back an Austrian treaty.
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United States
Georgi Matenkov
Moscow
Far East
Germany
Austria
Eisenhower
John Foster Dulles
Down
Malenkov
East
Charles E. Bohlen
White House
U.S
Britain
France
London
Nipponese Party Aims to Oust Yoshida in Plot
Four purged or jailed politicians push a plan to oust Prime Minister Shigeru Yoshida. A new Conservative party will be formally inaugurated on November 24 to draw Liberal party members and other conservatives, challenging Yoshida without new elections. Liberals loyal to Yoshida call it a splinter without a clear leader or program.
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Tokyo
Douglas MacArthur
Shigeru Yoshida
Yoshida
Europe
United States
Liberal Party
House of Representatives
UCLA Alumni Ask Eisenhower For Postseason Showdown
UCLA alumnus asks President Eisenhower to approve a UCLA versus Oklahoma postseason game to decide the national championship with proceeds to aid the 1956 Olympic Games. In Tijuana, Police Chief Olvera killed his 27-man detective force after burglary suspects, claiming $8000 of $10000 loot. A British sailor dies and four others are critically injured in a head on crash on the San Francisco Bay Bridge.
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UCLA
Eisenhower
Oklahoma
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Mex
Tijuana
Salvadore Reduelpas
Olvera
Toom
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San Francisco-Oakland Bay Bridge
Special meeting to set holiday night opening policies
The Retail Division of the chamber of commerce ended a special meeting for Monday November 5 at the Palace Hotel. Merchants are urged to attend to decide policies for night opening during the holiday season.
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Chamber of Commerce
Palace Hotel
County Chambers Call for Early Railroad Renewal
Mendocino County chambers of commerce urge Northwestern Pacific Railroad and the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers to renew operation soon amid a nationwide shutdown. Leaders Don Macmillan, Don Stanwood, Robert J. Farrell, and E. P. Nicolas warn of potential economic disaster for the North Coast if the strike continues. NWP claims engineers’ demands would raise costs, harming shippers, with mediation efforts ongoing and no reply from engineers as of noon today.
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North Coast
Mendocino County
Don Macmillan
Chambers of Commerce
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
G. L. Morrison
Northwestern Pacific Railroad
Engineers
Northwestern Pacific
Northestern Pacific Railroad Company
Chambers of Commerce From the Locomotive Engineers
German Cabinet Balks On Approval of New Fifteen Nation Accord
The German cabinet refused to approve the Paris backed fifteen nation accord delaying key measures. Adenauer aims to restore sovereignty join a West European union and rearm 500000 Germans while critics fear ceding Saar region control and jeopardizing parliamentary ratification plans.
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Cellor
Konrad Adenauer
Paris
Sarrland
Adenauer
Bundestag Gower
Herbert Blankenhorn
Pierre Mendes
Germany
Marine Band entertains Mendocino State Hospital patients
The U S Marine Corps band from San Francisco played a 45 minute Veterans Day program at Mendocino State Hospital in Ukiah. Warrant Officer Daryl Glenwood led the group with M/Set. La Rocca as assistant. The concert featured Bugler's Holiday and the Marines hymn and drew a large audience.
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OV Ueiahd
Marine Corps Band
San Francisco
Willits
Ukiah
Round Valley
Anderson Valley
Hopkind
U. S. Marine Corps Band
Mendocino State Hospital
Daryl Glenwood
la Rocca
Allan Tochter
F. Zenaide Hall
MSH
Musicians Union
American Federation of Musicians
Ken Gilley
Betty Kinman
Sue Mars
Little Garry Brown
Fender Bend on Talmage Road Involved Two Women
At 2 a.m. Karolein Lewis of Talmage and Juanita Smith of Napa collided at the Bet ty street and Talmage road intersection causing minor property damage. No injuries or arrests reported. Dowd of the highway patrol investigated. Mrs. Lewis, Mendocino State Hospital employee, was eastbound. Miss Smith had pulled onto Betty street when her car stalled.
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Karolein Lewis
Talmage
Juanita Smith
Napa
Betty Street
Talmage Road
Set. Dowd
Highway Patrol
Lewis
Mendocino State Hospital
Miss Smith
Talmage Roach
Weather outlook for Northwestern California and Fort Bragg
Northwestern California forecasts general fair weather with scattered showers in extreme north areas. Tonight mostly fair and cooler inland. Saturday brings increasing clouds and rain on the north coast. Temperatures include Ukiah 60 to 35, Santa Rosa 63 to 34, Napa 62 to 37. winds NW 10 to 20 mph turning light and southerly by Saturday. Fort Bragg area: today and tonight fair with increasing clouds Saturday, rain likely Saturday night, light to gentle NW wind shifting southward on Saturday.
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Santa Rosa
Napa
Fort Bragg
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