McCarthy Links Nixon to FBI Letter Handling
Senate probe into McCarthy charges hears McCarthy claim Nixon as a congressman used an FBI letter in a manner similar to his own. McCarthy and counsel Williams say Nixon acted more boldly in 1948 when excerpts from a secret FBI letter were cited in a House speech. The panel unanimously bars certain defense testimony while leaving room for other incidents involving leaders and the Senate.
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Washington
Joseph R. McCarthy
Richard M. Nixon
FBI
McCarthy
Io O
Senate
Congress
Executive Branch
Committee
Wisconsin
Edward Bennett Williams
Williams
Nixon
House
White House
House Un-American Activities Committee
Arthur W. Watkins
Rutah
Congressional
California
Secretary of Commerce
J. Edgar Hoover
Young Republicans to Elect Officers in Ukiah Meeting
Young Republicans of Ukiah will hold an election meeting in the Timber Room of the Palace Hotel on Friday October 10 to select new officers for 1955. Plans for the November elections and the fund raising campaign will be discussed at the gathering.
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Ukiah
Palace Hotel
Security Council Preview of Sunday Topics
The United States Security Council met at the White House under Vice President Nixon to discuss Red China's threat to Formosa and other Far East tensions. A historic Denver meeting with President Eisenhower was announced to consider China policy, U N affairs, and Germany rearmament.
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United Press
Tional Security Council
Red China
Formosa
Eisenhower
White House
Richard M. Nixon
Denver
China
U.S
Tth
United States
John Foster Dulles
Philippines
Japan
Quemoy
Far East
Sea of Japan
United Nations Security Council
National Security Council
U.N. General Assembly
Germany
Security Council
Washington
Fall Weather Across Northwest California With Clouds
Northwestern California sees a day of fall with increasing cloudiness north of Ukiah and scattered light showers on Friday. Coastal fog extends into coastal valleys Friday morning, cooler and more humid inland. Highs reach Ukiah around 90 while Santa Rosa, Napa post 84 and 80 respectively with lows near 46 to 50. Northwest winds 12 to 25 mph near the coast. Fort Bragg area fog persists and winds stay 10 to 20 mph.
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California
Ukiah
Santa Rosa
Napa
Fort Bragg
Three Ukiah Teens Held After Covelo Drugstore Theft
Three youths aged 14, 16, and 17 from Covelo are in Juvenile Hall after allegedly stealing a car from Ukiah and burglarizing Covelo Drug Store. Deputy Easton Terry pursued them from Covelo to Inspiration Point, where they hid until dawn before arrest. The theft included seven wristwatches and $12 in change from the drugstore.
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Ukiah
Duane Charter
Peach Street
Covelo
Easton Terry
Inspiration Point
Terry
Lytton Woman Accident Victim
Mrs Myrle Irene Lytton 38 is in satisfactory condition at Ukiah General Hospital after a minor auto accident nine miles north of Ukiah on the Redwood Highway. She attempted to pass Joseph Meo 37 whose car left control after a horn sounded and turned over. Meo was uninjured. his daughters Cora Mae 13 and Judy Lee 10 were treated at Ukiah General Hospital.
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Myrle
Irene Lytton
Willits
Ukiah General Hospital
Ukiah
Redwood Highway
San Rafael
California Highway Patrol
CHP
Meo
Lytton Auto
Cora Mae
Judy Lee
Eisenhower proposes orderly plan to send farm surplus abroad
President Eisenhower unveiled a U.S. policy to dispose of farm surpluses up to one billion dollars over three years. An executive order under the Agricultural Trade Development and Assistance Act would sell 700 million dollars of surplus commodities abroad for foreign currency and donate 300 million to friendly nations in disaster or famine. The plan emphasizes gradual liquidation to avoid destabilizing world markets, while offering products at competitive prices and protecting allied countries’ price positions.
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Denver
Eisenhower
U.S
White House
United States
Dulles Seeks Backing With Chiang Amid Skies Escort
Secretary of State Dulles traveled under escort of American and Nationalist Chinese jets to assure Chiang Kai-shek that the United States would defend Formosa. While he met Chiang for five hours, Nationalist forces attacked Amoy and nearby islands, claiming sunk gunboats and junks, heavy damages to barracks, and ongoing artillery exchanges. Dulles then flew to Tokyo for talks with Prime Minister Yoshida and his government.
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Quemoy Island
Red Chine
Taipeh
Formosa
U. S
NEA Radio-Telephoto
William Miller
United Press
Taipei
John Foster Dulles
Chiang Kai-shek
United States
Dulles
Amoy
Red
Nationalist Defense Ministry
Quemoy
Tokyo
Shigeru Yoshida
Stevenson Attacks Eisenhower Policy At Harrisburg Dinner
Adlai E. Stevenson blasted the Eisenhower administration’s foreign and domestic policies at a Harrisburg dinner. He mocked slogans, urged a clear foreign policy, criticized White House handling, and cited unemployment in Pennsylvania as a hard fact supporting Democratic calls for change.
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Harrisburg
Adlai E. Stevenson
Congress
Dulles
Knowland
Macbeth
Stevenson
Democratic Party
Ilinois
Nixon
White House
United States
Californian cyclist on 88 month world tour visit
A 23 year old Californian, Abbott Dugally, rests in Alameda after a world bicycle tour spanning 88 months and 31 300 miles. The trek has covered 21 nations from Canada to Argentina with plans to proceed to Africa Europe Asia and Australia. The piece notes the journey began in Los Angeles and mentions future routes.
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10 DE Janeiro
Abbott Dugally
Canada
Argentina
Los Angeles
Africa
Europe
Asia
Australia
Man in Hospital Following Logging Accident
Ben Crist, 35, is in good condition at Howard Memorial Hospital after a logging accident near Willits. He suffered a broken rib and cuts as a second tree toppled, jolting the first log, sending Crist about 40 feet down the mountainside while he worked with employer J. C. Davis and fellow logger Boyd Devine.
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Ben Crist
Howard Memorial Hospital
Willits
Crist
J. C. Davis
Boyd Devine
Municipal Poo to Remain Open During September
The Municipal Pool will stay open on a restricted schedule through September to exploit warm fall weather. Recreation Director Joe Juliana announced extended public swimming hours beyond the usual end of the season, with operation from Monday September 13. Weekdays 3:30 to 5:30 p.m. and weekends 1 to 4 p.m. Admission fees unchanged. Also, Werb Cochrane of Gateway Realty is at Ukiaha General Hospital after major surgery Wednesday night. condition reported good today. Dr J E Gardner performed the surgery.
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Joe Juliana
Juliana
Werb Cochrane
Gateway Realty Company
Ukiaha General Hospital
J. E. Gardner
Lumber Loader Tragedy Claims Chester Johnson
Chester H. Johnson, a 36 year old Yorkville logger, was fatally injured in a woods mishap between Ounham Valley and Yorkville while loading logs onto a truck. A log rolled back from the loader and crushed him. he died en route to Ukiah. Funeral services are pending with Zimmerman Mortuary.
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Chester H. Johnson
Yorkville
The
Oaks
Ounham Valley
B. G. Broaddus
Dick Borecky
Johnson
Borecky
Ukiah
Cloverdale
Zimmerman Mortuary
Edna Hurricane Aims for Carolina Capes
Hurricane Edna, packing 115 mph winds, moved from Bahama waters toward the Carolina Capes. Radar planes monitor for any shift toward the open Atlantic as Jamaica and Florida monitor the path.
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Jacksonvile
Fla
Edna
Bahama
Carolina Capes
Atlantic
Algeria Quake Devastates Orleansville and Surrounding Areas
A powerful earthquake struck Algeria in the early hours, ravaging a 30000 square mile region and nearly wiping out Orleansville along with a dozen villages. Authorities warn the death toll could reach 1000 with thousands injured and 800 bodies still trapped in ruins. The U.S. Sixth Fleet stands by to offer aid if requested.
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Orleansville
Algeria
North Africa
Mediterranean
Adm
John Cassady
U.S
Atlantic
U.S. Sixth Fleet
Sixth Fleet
Naples
Eee
Victs
Algiers
Democrats charge Ike ignored veterans promises
House Democrats accuse President Eisenhower of virtually ignoring veterans issues after 1952 campaign vows. The GOP countered, citing 15 bills passed by the 83rd Congress and praising GI legislation as very good. A Democratic report will circulate with farm price and other issue briefs.
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House
Eisenhower
Congress
83Rd Congress
Martin Buckner
Veterans Division
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Can National Committee
Buckner
Republican National Platform
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