Move By Nasser Expected in Suez Settlement Talks
Western diplomats anticipate a major move by Egypt's President Nasser to settle the Suez Canal dispute before his Moscow visit. Dulles signaled a possible unfreezing of 30 million dollars in Egyptian assets if talks show progress toward a canal agreement. Officials note timing may boost Nasser's bargaining for Soviet aid as Rome talks continue.
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Washington
Egypt
Nasser
Moscow
Canal Co
United States
Dulles
Rome
United Arab Republic
Suez Canal
State Department
Prayer as a faith phone system calluses readers
An editorial compares telephone booths to prayer, arguing faith in prayer mirrors reliable service. It notes God never busy signals or charges per minute and urges use of prayer as readily as telephone communication, highlighting constancy, patience, and honesty in divine dialogue.
State Revenue Office Swamped With Mail Bags
Raleigh reports the State Revenue Department received 104 bags of mail this morning after the income tax deadline, with 4,000 pieces per bag on average. The rush totals 253 bags this year versus 234 last year, and processing may stretch to month end before totals are known.
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Raleigh
North Carolina
James S. Currie
State Revenue Department
Currie
Polio Shots Urged By North Carolina Health Board
North Carolina urges parents to vaccinate children against poliomyelitis as the State Board of Health notes about 28 percent of over 1.67 million kids under 20 have no vaccine and 47 percent have completed all three inoculations. Free Salk vaccine is available through county departments for those under 20.
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Raleigh
State Board of Health
North Carolina
Fred T. Foard
Foard
TV Emmy Awards Presented
TV’s Emmys honored Dinah Shore Jack Benny and Milton Berle among others in Hollywood NBC telecast. The Comedian Rod Serling and Peter Ustinov won acting or writing Emmys while Father Knows Best took acting prizes for Robert Young Jane Wyatt. Seven Lively Arts was named best new program as The Phil Silvers Show won best comedy series.
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Hollywood
Dinah Shore
Jack Benny
NBCTV
Milton Berle
Miss Shore
Benny
Academy Trustees
National Academy of Television Arts and Sciences
Robert Young
Jane Wyatt
Rod Serling
Mickey Rooney
Peter Ustinov
Samuel Johnson
Seven Lively Arts
Polly Bergen
Playhouse 90
Helen Morgan
Secrecy Measure Up For Action In Congress
A bill to end use of a 1789 secrecy law faces expected House passage. News industry leaders and Sigma Delta Chi push for transparency as critics warn the measure may be unconstitutional while supporters argue it curbs capricious secrecy.
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Lewis Gulick
Washington
House
Senate
Congress
W. M. Newton Jr
Sigma Delta Chi Journalistic ‘Fraternity
Freedom of Information Committee
Senators
Newton
The
Tampa
Fla
Moss
D-Calif
Government Information Subcommittee
West Hands Reply On Talks To Beds
The United States Britain and France told the Soviet Union their ambassadors are ready to begin broad scope summit talks in Moscow. They propose preliminary negotiations define major East West issues before a top level meeting and oppose limiting talks to technical details.
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West
London
Soviet Union
Moscow
Morrow
United States
Britain
France
New Device May Stop Aggressor In Space Warfare
Air Force research chief suggested a future device could neutralize or paralyze an aggressor without loss of life or destruction of property aboard manned space vehicles. Lt. Gen. Donald L. Putt testified to the House Space Committee, noting nuclear warheads might become obsolete for space warfare. He cautioned some scientists may call the idea imag inary while affirming the positive research approach.
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Washington
Air Force
Donald L. Putt
House Space Committee
Eclentiste
Putt
Family hunts buried treasure in Texas dig
A Del Rio grocer and a candy maker in Dallas began digging after markings on a flagstone near the Gaytan home. In three weeks they exposed 12 feet of clay and limestone and found an eagle beak rock and a hexagonal metal fragment. Archaeologists consider the find possibly Spanish artifacts from the 1540s.
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Dallas
Miguel Rodriguez
del Rio
Tex
Eugneio Gaytan
Rodriguez
Gaytan
King Harris
Texas and
Trinity River
Desoto
Mississippi River
Paul Witt
U.S. Bureau of Mines
Bar Association Committee Recommends Judges Be Appointed
North Carolina Bar Assn committee proposes appointing chief justices and superior court judges from three nominees each with judicial council nominations. Voters would approve or reject appointments at subsequent general elections, with special judges similarly selected. More on page five A.
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Bar Assn
State Supreme Court
Supreme Court
Superior Court
Judicial Council
Dam Threaten Split Lake Forces Evacuations In South Carolina
At Paul A. Wallace Lake in Bennettsville major damage looms as a diversion dam shows fresh cracks and 350 people are evacuated. National Guard Maj. Clifton Wingate reports ongoing drainage through a relief ditch while heavy rains keep levels high. The lake, managed by South Carolina Wildlife and opened last year, has already displaced more than 500 residents from flooding.
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Bennettsville
S.C
Paul A. Wallace
Maj
Clifton Wingate
National Guard
Adjutant General's Office
Columbia
Crooked Creek
Wingate
South Carolina Wildlife Commission
Great Pee Dee River
East Side
Red Cross
Williams Kean Win Primaries In New Jersey Senate Race
Williams won the Democratic primary over Hoboken mayor John Grogan by about 12 000 votes amid Meyner backed party leadership across 19 of 21 counties. Kean captured the Republican nomination defeating Bernard Shanley by about 25 000 votes in early count with 123 districts unreported. The winners will face off in the November election to fill the seat of H Alexander Smith.
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Newark
N.J
Harrison A. Williams Jr
Robert W. Kean
New Jersey
Williams
Westfield
Hudson County
Hoboken
John J. Grogan
Robert B. Meyner
Grogan
National Shipbuilders Union
AFL and Cio
Meyner
Kean
Congress
Bernard M. Shanley
Eisenhower
H. Alexander Smith
Princeton
Smith
Senate
Joseph B. McLean
Shanley
Belmont excavation flood traps four children
Belmont Police Chief Frank Carpenter said four children fell into a rain filled excavation today. Three were unconscious when pulled from the muddy water and the fourth appeared in good condition.
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Belmont
N. C
Frank Carpenter
Eisenhower to decide on highway bill before midnight
President Eisenhower said he will act before midnight on the interstate highway bill that would add 1.6 billion dollars to the construction program. He indicated a message to Congress may follow, with a veto or sign indicating actions.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Congress
Sen. Gore
D. Tenn
Truman
Parolee Convicted Of Assault In North Carolina Case
In Smithfield North Carolina a jury found California parolee Joe Strickland guilty of assault with intent to commit rape but acquitted him on armed robbery. The jury heard Betsy Pulley identify Strickland as the hooded bandit who assaulted and raped her and coerced her companion Roy Cook. The trial began yesterday and sentencing was expected later.
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Smithfield
N.C
Joe Strickland
California
Strickland
W. Jack Hooks
Betsy Pulley
Clayton
Roy Cook
Rt. 2
Cook
Loop
Highway 70
Dees Sears
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Democratic Senate
Nancy
Republican Senate
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Earthern
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