Benson Opens American Supermarket in Rome Exhibit
Agriculture Secretary Ezra Taft Benson plans a realistic American supermarket in Rome during the June meeting of the Third International Congress on food distribution. The exhibit, funded by the U S National Association of Food Chains, aims to showcase modern merchandising and distribution to expand markets for U S agricultural products.
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Agriculture
Ezra Taft Benson
Rome
International Congress On
U. S. National Association of Food Chains
Credit de’ Ex
Scott
Eisenhower
Benson
Washingtons Cloak A Poor Fit In Dulles Radio Report
Secretary of State John Foster Dulles, in a radio report after his Asian tour, quoted Washington’s farewell address to critique current foreign policy. He linked the idea of a benevolent, just nation to America’s aid and deficit spending, noting tensions between Washingtonian caution and modern security commitments.
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John Foster Dulles
America
George Washington
Washington
U S hopes Hammarskjold mission to ease Middle East strains
Ambassador Henry Cabot Lodge Jr. seeks a Security Council vote on the U N proposal for Dag Hammarskjold to survey Israel and Arab states armistice compliance. The aim is to arrange measures reducing tension along armistice lines during his forthcoming Middle East visit. Arab states oppose rushing action and seek Council hearings before any measure.
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Henry Cabot Lodge Jr
U. S
United Nations
Security Council
U. N
Dag Hammarskjold
Israel
Middle East
Children of God
Egypt
Jordan
Lebanon
Syria
United States
Hammarskjold
Arkady A. Sobolev
E. L. M. Burns
U. N. Truce Supervision Organization
Jerusalem
Cairo
el Auja-Nizana
Hammarskjold Sees Steps Toward Middle East Stability
The United Nations secretary general views potential gradual progress toward Middle East solutions, stressing continued dialogue over immediate settlements. He notes earlier talks in Cairo and Jerusalem reduced tensions and disputes panicky reactions while avoiding broad UN actions.
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Hammarskjold
Middle East
Wisconsin Primary Set to Shape Ike Kefauver Battle
Wisconsin voters head to the polls in a key early primary as Eisenhower and Kefauver seek momentum. Kefauver campaigns in Milwaukee and five upstate cities while Wisconsin delegates favoring Chapple contest against a pro Stevenson GOP slate.
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Washington
Wisconsin
Eisenhower
Kefauver
Adlai Stevenson
Minnesota
Florida
Stevenson
Ike
Estes
Taft
Benson
Milwaukee
Etuver
Arthur Trudel
Wisconsin Rapids
Dan Draper
Jerry Flynn
Congress
John Chapple
Ashland
Knowland
New Ideas Brew As Advisory Education Report Nears
Opinion grows that the long awaited advisory committee report will add little new. Many expect de-emphasized points and emphasis on voluntary segregation and local control. Debate heats over an extra legislative session likely to focus on teacher salaries.
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Capitel Square
Advisory Committee On Education
Ame
General Assembly
Supreme Court
High Bench
Hazar
Raleigh faces slow special session on funding and staffing
Lawmakers eye extra and regular sessions to tackle pay, retirement status, and new funding for colleges hospitals and public schools. Absentee ballots for military voters rise. process requires three to five weeks to reach the May 26 primary.
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William Redman
Council of State
Highway Commission
Raleigh
Thad Eure
Secretary of State
Board of Elections
North Carolina Sees Spring Tourist Inquiries Rise
The state advertising division reports 31 496 inquiries about North Carolina in the first quarter, up over five percent from 1955. Charles Parker notes Q1 is a slack period and a longer spring to fall vacation season begins mid April through November with heavy ads planned for April and May.
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North Carolina
Department of Conservation and Development
Tourist Bureau
Charles Parker
Gould Family and Hunting Preserves Shape Local Prestige
The Gould clan long linked to this region with George Gould and Frank Gould expanding railroads and finance. They built a Juamles Pins casino styled retreat and hosted world figures, while Brokaw and Mackay also owned vast preserves drawing sportsmen.
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Frank Jay Gould
Riviera
Juan-les-Pins
Gould
George Gould
William Gould Brokaw
Frank
Jay Gould
Virginian Railroad
Virginia Power Company
France
Juamles-Pins
Morgan
Mackay
Brokaw
Colgate
Drexel-Biddie
Armstrong Brothers
England
Jack Armstrong
Joe Worth, Jr
Springfield Church
R. P. Royer
Guilford
Randolph
Davidson
Frank B. Hower
J. E. Millis
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Sese
Mali
Laes
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Roosevelt
Lynn Nisbet
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Fifth Avenue
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