Chandler Murder Trial Opens in Forsyth County Court
Winston-Salem reports the murder trial of former waitress Jean Chandler, 26, accused of first degree murder in the shooting death of Harvey L. Armstrong, 41. Chandler pleads not guilty as jury selection proceeds. potential death sentence discussed, with historical note on Ida Be Bell War Warren.
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Forsyth
Dike Chandler
Harvey L. Armstrong
Oo Ray
Walter Crissman
Harvey Lupton
Warren
Mrs. FDR urges firmer UN stand over Israel Egypt clashes
In Charlotte Mrs Eleanor Roosevelt former first lady called for a stronger United Nations role amid ongoing border fighting between Israel and Egypt. She argued against Security Council blame assigning and urged UN action to stop aggression while suggesting delays until Britain’s positions on defense policy are clear.
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Eleanor Roosevelt
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Bonds For Israel
Amity Country Club
Security Council
United States
Winston Churchill
Anthony Eden
Britain
Far East
Britain Would Back Holy Land Peace Agreement
Foreign Secretary Anthony Eden told the House of Commons Britain would underwrite a peace settlement between Israel and the Arab nations if a viable arrangement is reached. He said the Conservative government would back any Arab-Israeli agreement and use all means to unite the sides, as parliament debated a defense pact with Iraq and Turkey.
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Anthony Eden
House of Commons
Britain
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Turkey
Eden
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Palestine
Wage ruling to be appealed by labor department
The Labor Department will appeal a district court ruling that barred the secretary of labor from setting nationwide minimum wages for cotton textile workers on government contracts. Judge Holtzoff had blocked the 1953 87 cent to $1 an hour raise, a decision backed by Southern mills alleging overreach.
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Labor Department
Secretary of Labor
Department
U.S
Alexander Holtzoff
Holtzoff
Southern
Maurice J Tobin
Mitchell Holcroft
CIO
Northern
Newland
Southern Mills
Holtzoftig
Red
United States
No Sign of Phone Strike Settles Amid Wide Violence
The 23rd day of a Southern Bell strike saw continued violence and no settlement in sight. Damage in six states included a dynamite incident at Birmingham and a Maryville exchange closure. CWA leaders and officials denied union involvement while arrests and disruptions persisted across Tennessee, Alabama, Mississippi, and Georgia.
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Fla
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Southern Bell
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Hattiesburg
Miss
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Selina
Joseph
E. Beirne
International
Nashville
Knoxville
Rator
Mary Wilkerson
Martha Bowman
Miss Wilkerson
Voters Oppose Fluoridation in Pontiac Election
In Pontiac Mich an ordinance banning water fluoridation was approved 5775 to 4311 after a petition drive following council approval Fluoridation carried in seven of 44 precincts.
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Pontiac
Mich
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