United States seeks continued serious effort in arms talks
Washington April 20 the United States urged a continued serious effort in East West arms negotiations toward the atomic race The statement agreed by Secretary of State Dulles and Harold Stassen outlines topics such as initial reductions reciprocal measures arms inspections and a cut off date for fissionable material The briefing noted Stassen report on London progress and said the talks involved five power subcommittee members Britain France Canada with the United States and Russia Stassen returned from London for Easter recess and the gathering reflected the most serious UN Disarmament subcommittee negotiations to date with Soviet constructive attitude noted by officials
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United States
State Department
Administration
London
Emphaacl
State Dulles
Harold Stassen
Eisenhower
Russia
Britain
France
Canada
Dulles
Stassen
Asnt
Andrew Berding
Lewis Strauss
Atomic Energy Commission
Allen Dulles
Central Intelligence
Governor Denounces Resolution in Florida Integration Debate
Governor Collins denounces a legislative move on school integration as a lie and expresses opposition. Attorney General Ervin says the action reflects majority will and signals Florida will not integrate. Collins calls it a defiant gesture while warning the nation’s strength rests on court decisions.
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Collins
Florida
Atty
Richard Ervin
Ervin
Photography Course At UNC Aimed At Press Photographers
The eighth annual Southern Short Course in Press Photography will run three days on the University of North Carolina campus in Chapel Hill starting Thursday. About 200 cameramen and editors from nine Southeastern states are expected to attend. The program covers color film work and civil violence coverage procedures.
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Chapel Hill
N.C
University of North Carolina
Old Dominion Affair Still Confused
In Richmond Virginia on April 20 a mix up at a May 17 dinner for distinguished Virginians invited a fourth Negro by mistake. Judge Edward R. Dudley of New York and NAACP staff said he received an invitation under Gov Thomas B Stanley and chamber names and would decide attendance based on his schedule. The error followed earlier misaddressed invites and the chamber prepared to rescind those sent to African Americans if needed.
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Richmond
Edward R. Dudley
Domestic Relations Court
New York
NAACP
Thomas B. Stanley
The
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Dudley
Liberia
Boston
Virginia
Two Klan Groups Differ In S C
In Greenville County one Ku Klux Klan faction plans to disband after Secretary of State U Frank Thornton denied its incorporation. A spokesman said funds would go to charity. Another group prepared to meet tonight near Greenville with a speaker billed as a “great titan.”
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Greenville S.C
Ku Klux Klan
Greenville County
South Carolina Knights of the
U. Frank Thornton
Assn. of
South Carolina
Klans
Piedmont Highway
Government raises rate on savings bonds to 3 percent
The Treasury announced a 3 percent yield on Series E and H government savings bonds bought on or after February 1 1957 raising from 2 per cent for earlier issues. Maturity for Series E falls to 8 years 11 months while Series H extends to 10 years. The sale of new bonds ends April 30 and existing bonds should not be redeemed to buy new ones.
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Treasury
Eisenhower
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Byrd
D-Va
Senate
Young GOP Group Heads to National Convention
Tar Heel Young Republicans prepare to travel to Washington for the 1957 National Young GOP Convention June 19 to 22. Miss Stella Rutledge says NC plans are not to offer resolutions or candidates and that the full quota of delegates will attend. The theme is Young America a Power of Progress.
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Washington
Stella Rutledge
North Carolina Federation of Young Republicans
North Carolina
Rutledge
Anne K. Hickman
National Auditor
Plant Ad Urges Workers Return at Great Lakes Carbon Co
Morganton North Carolina April 20 President Paul Davis of the International Carbon Workers Union Local 427 says only a new contract will bring union employees back to work at the Great Lakes Carbon Co. The plant, strikebound since February 18, plans to reopen but Davis cautions workers will not return without a contract. A Morganton News Herald advertisement urged an immediate wage hike and warned replacements possible. Davis will study the ad and issue a statement Monday as union meetings are planned.
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Morganton
N.C
Paul Davis
International Carbon Workers Union Local 427
The
Great Lakes Carbon Co
Davis
Morganton News-Herald
Local 427
Disc Jockey Kennedy Keeps Job After Presley Stunt
In Pensacola Florida disc jockey Hillbilly Hal Kennedy locked himself in a radio studio for 32 hours spinning Elvis Presley records to protest rock and roll. More than 3 000 listeners sent letters and calls with about two thirds supporting Kennedy. Kennedy and manager Ralph Petty reached a cooling agreement on future programming.
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Pensacola
Fla
Elvis Presley
Hal” Kennedy
Kennedy
Presley
WPFA
Ralph Petty
Petty
Will Petty
Thurmond Attack Spurs Plywood Import Fight and Charges
Washington reports a heated exchange over plywood imports as charges and denials fly. The National Council of American Importers accuses Sen Thurmond of misrepresenting plant closures in North Carolina while supporters defend the domestic plywood industry against foreign competition.
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Sen. Thurmond Dsc
Carolina
Thurmond
National Council of American Importers
William J. Barnard
Ne i
Hardwood Plywood Manufacturers Committee
Arctic eight to spend year on Ellesmere Island study
An eight man expedition departs next week for Ellesmere Island to study geophysical geology and climate as Canada’s contribution to the International Geophysical Year program. The team aims to spend more than a year conducting field work within 550 miles of the North Pole.
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North Elesmere Island
Geographic North Pole
Canada
You have a stake in higher education
The message urges public support for colleges amid growing demand and crowded capacity. It argues 1967 will bring a doubling of applications and calls for expanded faculties and higher professor salaries to maintain high teaching standards.
College Crisis Meaning and Writing for Free
A brief prompt asks readers to contribute writings to explore how the college crisis affects individuals. It invites participation by submitting essays or opinions without cost.
Public service cooperation with Advertising Council and association
Public service message produced in cooperation with The Advertising Council and the Newspaper Advertising Argentines Association outlines community guidance and safety tips for readers. It emphasizes collaboration between agencies and local organizations to inform the public.
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Advereising Argentines Association
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