Jordan Gives Damp Pep Talk To Guilford Democrats
Sen. B E Jordan braved heavy rain at City Lake Park to address about 100 Democratic followers in Guilford County. He criticized Eisenhower for vetoing housing and tobacco bills while praising the housing measure and predicting a near match after the veto. He warned tobacco prices will rise and urged protection for U S industry amid imports. He backed a mild civil rights bill and anticipated a steady stream of future legislation. Joining him were Sen. O Arthur Kirkman and several state and local officials at the Young Democrats event.
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B. Everette Jordan
Democratic Party
Guilford County
City Lake Park
North Carolina
Dwight Eisenhower
Congress
Sen
Jordan
U. S
Sen. Jordan
White House
O. Arthur Kirkman
Thomas Turner
Joe Hunt
Ed Kemp
Hubert Humphrey
B. Everett Jordan
Saxapahaw
Young People's Recognition Day at Brentwood Baptist
Brentwood Baptist Church hosts Sunday observances for youth going to school this fall with Rev. Max Reece and Rev. Newell McMahan speaking at 11:00 and 7:30 services. Luncheon follows at 12:30, and revival services led by Rev. Bill Kaney start tomorrow at Montlieu Avenue Baptist Church.
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Brentwood Baptist Church
Max Reece
Newell McMahan
Ida Sane
N Moths
Pathan Jr
Bill Kaney
Montlieu Avenue Baptist Church
Seven Polio Cases Reported In North Carolina
Seven new polio cases were reported to the State Board of Health raising NC 1959 total to 73. Five cases occurred in Craven County with one each in Hertford and Alamance. At Cherry Point a 2 year old child was hospitalized with paralytic polio signaling the fourth service family case in a week.
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Raleigh
State Board of Health
North Carolina
Craven County
Hertford
Alamance
Cherry Point
Mary L. Carrion
Thomas Carrion Jr
Brooklyn
Cherry Point Marine Air Corps Station
Cumberland
Onslow
Craven, Martin
Wake
Ohio Chooses Beauty Queen in Mansfield
Circleville teen Carole Annette Weiler 18 won Miss Ohio 1959 in Mansfield after Mary Ann Mobley crowned her. Weiler entered as Miss Ohio State University among 19 entrants in the statewide pageant.
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Mansfield
Ohio
Circleville
Carole Annette Weiler
Mary Ann Mobley
Miss Weiler
Ohio State University
Navy developing globe scanning electronic eye
The Navy backs a new high frequency ionospheric back scatter radar to surveil ballistic missiles across oceans and report launches within about 30 minutes. Dr. William J. Thaler says tests have reached intercontinental ranges, with stations in undisclosed continental sites and possible use to expose nuclear tests. The system aims to surpass the Air Force BMEWS in detection speed and range.
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Elton C. Fay Washington
U.S. Navy
William J. Thaler
Office of Naval Research and
Father
United States
U.S
Soviet Union
Thaler
South Atlantic
Johnston Island
Pacific
New York Times
Times
Air Force
Far
Explosive Blast Kills Eleven in Roseburg Area
In Roseburg Oregon a truck loaded with dynamite blew up causing eight blocks of destruction. Eleven people are dead with about 100 injured and city officials estimate 10 to 12 million dollars in property damage. Police and guards sealed off the district as searchers work to locate more victims.
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Roseburg
Ore
Oregon
National Guard
Bow 8
Ves
O. H. Babilett
Arlo Jacklin
Gerretser Building Supply Co
George Rutherford
Chehalis
Wash
Gerretsen
Rutherford
Gerald Butler
Eugene, Ore
Jacklin
Healthy living by a patient Wallburg resident
Sunday Enterprise presents A M Bodenheimer’s method of staying healthy through regular work and a proactive life approach. The issue previews a feature on his philosophy and its readable insights for readers.
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A. M. Bodenheimer
Wallburg
Bodenheimer
Sunday Enterprise
Japs Seek Old Samurai Swords in US Looted Cache
New York AP report says the Japanese Artistic Sword Preservation Assn seeks 42 ancient two handed Samurai swords among about 350000 brought home by GIs after World War II. Representative Junto Sato says prized blades date to the 11th and 12th centuries and may earn rewards.
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New York
Japan
Junto Sato
Association
Sato
Salto
United States
Ammonia leak forces 15 block evacuation in Iowa Park
In Iowa Park Texas more than 100 residents were evacuated after a 6000 gallon tank leaked liquefied anhydrous ammonia at the New Ice Co plant. Firefighters and workers redirected the gas into a second tank as winds shifted fumes away. Two men sustained minor burns.
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Iowa Park
Tex
Ross Chapman
Civil Defense
North
Texas
Riots Spark Noise in Chicago West Side as Police Track Tensions
Chicago AP reports 3000 people gathered Thursday night and 1500 on Jackson Boulevard amid rock throwing and clashes with police. Sixteen men faced disorderly conduct and failure to disperse charges as tensions flared after a three story building was bought by 38 year old Josh Hargraves for 29000 dollars including a 20000 mortgage.
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Chicago
West Side
Michael Nolan
Jackson Boulevard
Josh Hargraves
Ike Sets Confab on NATO During Paris Trip
President Eisenhower will meet in Paris with NATO Council president J. M. A. H. Luns and NATO Secretary General Paul-Henri Spaak to review world issues of concern to the alliance. He will also visit London August 28 and Paris September 2 for talks with Macmillan and de Gaulle before planned Washington talks with Khrushchev starting September 15.
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White House
Eisenhower
London
Paris
Harold Macmillan
Charles de Gaulle
Rockefeller Heir Wins His First Debate About Wedding Church
Kristiansand Norway AP Steven Rockefeller says he lost his first argument to his fiancée Anne Marie Rasmussen over the wedding church. He will marry in the new Lunde church two weeks from today after yielding on the church choice.
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Kristiansand
Norway
Steven Rockefeller
New” Lunde
New York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Anne Marie Rasmussen
Steven
Sogne
Anne Marie
Rockefeller
Rasmussen
Woman Dies by Plastic Bag At Southern Pines
Thelma Kelly Holt, 58, was found dead in her garage Friday after placing a plastic bag over her head and tucking it into her dress collar. Coroner Ralph G. Steed identified the deceased. Her husband discovered the body Friday morning.
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Southern Pines
N.C
Ralph G. Steed
Thelma Kelly Holt
Hodges to discuss Assembly and trip plans
Raleigh AP reports Governor Hodges will outline his views on the 1959 General Assembly and recount a seven week trip from Russia to the U.S. West Coast and to the National Governors Conference in San Juan Puerto Rico. He meets with UNC Board of Trustees Monday and dines with three Democratic candidates.
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Hodges
Russia
U.S. West Coast
San Juan
Puerto Rico
Eee
WTVD
Durham
Consolidated University of North Carolina Board of Trustees
Bert Combs
Wilson Wyatt
Emerson Beauchamp
R. D. McMillan
Red Springs
Robeson County
General Assembly
Frig
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