Hodges Favored by Editors for Veep Role in NC Poll
A North Carolina poll of 140 Tar Heel editors shows 76 percent favor Hodges for vice president if the Democrats win the national ticket. editors from mountains to sea note Hodges’ stature but doubt he will land the second spot. comments praise his impact and potential cabinet or ambassador roles, with mixed views on national prospects.
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Khrushchev Inspects American Jet Airliner in Moscow
Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev toured a U S built jet airliner during a Moscow visit. He examined the cockpit and passenger area and toasted U S leaders Eisenhower Nixon and Thompson.
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Hodges Flies To Meeting Of Governors
Governor Hodges flies to a governors conference with eight other state leaders. He will return to Raleigh next Friday and hold a 10 am news conference. The 14 member party includes Ed Rankin and Mrs Rankin along with other couples from Southern Pines Wilmington Greensboro and associated offices.
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Defense hinted brainwashing studied by Charles Whalen
Urbana Illinois AP report notes University of Illinois psychology professor William McGuire tested brain washing on 200 volunteers. He says exposure to opposing arguments plus regular checkups weakened extreme beliefs, suggesting awareness training can build resistance to propaganda. Military planners eye findings.
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Fall Fashions Highlight New Look and Designers
Designers clash over hemline length while foreseeing a New Woman of 1960. Slim skirts with knee cuffs and longer jackets define a sober color season. Black remains dominant with tubu lar suits and evening caps. Balmain showcases a glamorous lotus lady with Dietrich flair.
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Steel Local Ends Strike In Warren Ohio Fight
Local 86 of the United Steelworkers said Saturday its members at Manant Valley Steel Co ended a nationwide steel strike. About 400 members had struck July 1 after the basic steel contract expired and refused to return when the contract was extended two weeks. Mahoning Valley Steel is a General Electric Co subsidiary.
Nixon Warns Russians Of War Danger
Vice President Nixon told the Soviet people during a nationwide broadcast that the United States will maintain military bases around the USSR until fear and suspicion behind Cold War defenses are removed. He warned Khrushchev against spreading communism and urged mutual understanding for peace.
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Nixon Arrives in Warsaw for Three Day Poland Visit
Vice President Nixon lands in Warsaw for a three day stay amid a warm Polish welcome. He is the highest ranking American to visit Poland and will stay at Mysliwicki Palace. Details of his schedule will be announced after arrival. Memorial services were packed Saturday night for survivors and victims.
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Visit by Khrushchev Seen Likely to America
Geneva AP report notes officials say Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev is likely to visit the United States, with anticipation in American circles and official diplomacy underway.
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Mitchell Urges Talks On Steel Strike Action
Secretary of Labor James P. Mitchell urges daily talks between steel companies and unions to reach a just settlement as a 18 day strike idles 500000 workers and 13 percent of the industry operates. A Monday session in New York with mediator Finnegan aims to press for a quick resolution.
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Alaska Faces Grievous Strike Hit by Carpenters
Governor William A. Egan appealed for settlement of a five week carpenters strike that halted major Alaska projects at the height of outdoor season. He warned of an economic crisis, cancelled a trip to Puerto Rico for the governors conference, and said relief and tax receipts suffer while unions press for a 50 cent wage increase and free board and room.
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