U S Britain Split Over Parley on Russia Policy
U S and Britain diverge on how to handle Soviet talks as three power negotiations loom. Washington favors limiting to Korean issues while London supports a round table including Russia and India. France leans toward the U S position. Dulles heads back from vacation to weigh Germany policy.
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Russia
SN Sateen
Britain
United States
France
Moscow
London
Washover
Characteir
Cies
U. N
India
Communist Group
Formosa
Red China
Germany
State Dulles
McGhee Seeks NC Young Democrats Post
Mrs. Mary McGhee, employee of the state treasurer, announced she would seek election as national committeewoman at North Carolina Young Democrats convention in Raleigh October 8 to 10. The post is held by Mrs. Marjorie Griffin of Forest City. McGhee is a native of Franklin County.
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Raleigh
N. C
Mary McGhee
North Carolina
Young Democrats
Marjorie Griffin
Forest City
McGhee
Franklin County
High Point College Graduates Fifty Seven In Summer Class
Fifty seven students receive degrees at High Point College as graduates participate in final exercises. Bachelor of Arts recipients include Robert Samuel Bailey and Dorothy Breed ing Baker among others, while a group earning Bachelor of Science degrees features Louise Allen and James Maness.
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High Point College
Robert Samuel Bailey
Dorothy Breeding Baker
Verney Meeler Barker
Darrell Lane Beverly
Betty Louise Blake
Jennie Brower Brasington
Alice Osborn Burch
Rachel Lambeth Carter
Charles Clayton Caudill
Albertine K. Clodfelter
Mary Elizabeth Cockerham
Pearl Shaw Cole
Viola James Craver
Troy R. Davis
Bobby Joe Dennis
Walter Wade Franklin
Eleanor
Penland Yost
Louise 8. Allen
Lewis P. Barrett
Myrtle Mae Bescher
Patsy Ruth Buzhardt
Doris Christine Elliott
Betty Lou Floyd
Francis Cleveland Graham
James Robert Maness
Betty Kitchings Parks
George Lindsay Shuford
Hubert Garfield Wright
Prices Good In Opening Leaf Sales on Tobacco Belts
In Raleigh on August 22 the Eastern North Carolina flue-cured belt showed higher price averages over last year with two day gross sales at 24,320,680 pounds averaging 52.97 per hundred. South Carolina and Border North Carolina markets posted higher averages, with total season sales to date 117,822,031 pounds at 53.90. Deliveries to the Stabilization Corporation reached about 65 percent on opening day, up from 15 percent last year.
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North Carolina
Federal State Market News Service
Stabilization Corporation
South Carolina
Pella Heads Italy Toward New Victory in Parliament
Rome Aug 22 Giuse Pella the Christian Democrat financial expert who rose from peasant origins won Senate confidence 140 86 and heads toward a provisional cabinet push through a budget and urgent bills He urged cross party support to save the nation while cautioning that long term votes may still split Right and Left as Italy pursues North Atlantic Pact unity and closer ties with the United States
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Rome
Giuse Pella
Senate
Chamber of Deputies
Stabil
Pella
Alcide de Gasperi
de Gasperi
Center
Italy
Democratic Center
Ce Pella
Luigi Einaudi
Parliane
Einaudi
Pam
United States
Rocky Mount Woman Held in Slaying of Husband
Police in Rocky Mount North Carolina say they are holding a young woman named Mrs William E Newton pending an investigation into the fatal shooting of her 57 year old husband. He was found with a .22 caliber bullet in his head in a rented room and died about two hours later at a local hospital.
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Rocky Mount
N. C
Yount
J. S. Nichols
William E. Newton
Coroner rules infant death accidental in North Carolina
Coroner L D Springle ruled the death of 20 day old Delois Ann Sharp in Beaufort as an accident after a several hour inquiry. The infant strangled on milk from a bottle with unusually large nipple holes. Parents Elmer Jean and Leroy Sharp buried the baby without permission. no charges were filed.
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Beaufort
N. C
L. D. Springle
Delois Ann Sharp
Springle
Elmer Jean
Leroy Sharp
Negro Willie Monk Shot After Clash With Patrolman
Willie Monk, 31, Negro, was held on three charges after a scuffle with state patrolman Herman Ward of Burnlevel. Ward said Monk drew a knife during the attempted arrest for drunkenness on Highway 15A near Chalybeate Springs, and Ward fired twice, wounding Monk in the leg.
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Lillington
N. C
Willie Monk
Herman Ward
Burnlevel
Monk
Chalybeate Springs
Erwin teenagers held after fatal accident in Dunn
In Dunn North Carolina two Erwin High School students Leon Spence 17 and Annie Pearl Naylor 16 were bound over to the grand jury after a coroner jury found they caused the death of 14 year old Billy Bryant of Coats. The inquest heard Naylor claimed she rode on the driver side while Spence testified he was driving and tried to steer to avert the boy’s death.
Repatriation Advances as Korean War POWs Return
U N and Allied forces report multiple POW exchanges with 437 U N command personnel released on Saturday including 94 Americans and 300 South Koreans. Reports note ongoing prisoner repatriation as 2,402 North Koreans were due back and critics recount torture of a Hawaiian POW in 1951.
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U. N
Dean
Henry E. Clifford
Staten Island
N. Y
U. S
W. F. Dean
24Th Infantry
Roena
Clifford
Woman Bludgeoned as Family Details Emerge
The report describes a woman found bludgeoned arriving for work with John Woodson the caretaker. It notes a grandson asleep in a bedroom, and mentions a mother who recently gave birth to twins, with one baby dead and the mother still hospitalized.
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John Woodson
Clark
Walter Eli Clark
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Daily Mail
Alaska
Ashford
Frederick M. Staunton
Buckner A
Charleston
Arch J. Alexander Jr
Tule Lake
Calif
Veteran threatens suicide from office ledge on fifteenth floor
Herman, a salesman with stomach ulcer and anxiety, was coaxed from a high ledge by police firemen and his brother Norman after he declared he would jump. He warned officers to stay away as they tried to pull him to safety on the run of a narrow ledge. He had been admitted Aug. 17 for ulcers and anxiety.
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Herman
Norman
First Shipload Of Freed GI's Docks Today
In San Francisco the transport Gen. Nelson M. Walker with 328 liberated American prisoners arrives from Korea. The ship carries 319 soldiers 7 Marines and 2 sailors slated to dock at 9 a m 11 a m EST. Dockside ceremonies at Fort Mason will be brief as repatriates head for home the same day. About 200 relatives travel to witness the homecoming.
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San Francisco
Korea
Nelson M. Walker
Ft. Mason
United States
Poets Among Roaches Immigrate Across Nations
A quirky note reports that most of the roaches described as poets in pems have moved to different countries. The piece highlights travel between lands and the unusual blend of insects and literature influencing environments.
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Pems
Countries
Five teens cut grass as jail sentence at Western Cemetery
Five teenage boys spent a hot summer day mowing grass at Western Cemetery as their jail sentence after damaging a city park toolshed. Judge Louis Bernstein imposed the punishment.
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Portland
Western Cemetery
Louis Bernstein
United States Sees Dim Prospects for Global Atomic Control
State Department official Smith emphasized long debate over international control of atomic energy and disarmament. He noted U S leadership in power development, highlighted England as ahead outside the Iron Curtain, and cited Canada France the Netherlands and Norway pursuing atomic energy for power rather than weapons. He said broad exchange of power information would be premature.
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State Department
Smith
United Nations
U. S
United States
England
Canada
France
Netherlands
Norway
Churchill Seen In Tiptop Shape By Tory Leader
In Rottingdean England Lord Woolton the Conservative party chairman said Prime Minister Churchill was looking younger and in tiptop shape after a lengthy rest. Churchill led his first Cabinet meeting in about six weeks following orders to rest to prevent a breakdown.
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Rottingdean
England
Britain
Churchill
Lord Woolton
Conservatives
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