Copper workers strike halts Kennecott Utah operations
Moscow may face a peace decision as United Mine Workers and Smelter Union members walk out at 7 am after failed negotiations in Washington. Roughly 58,000 workers at Kennecott Copper properties in Utah are set to strike, stopping East Coast and Midwest smelters first with lines forming at facilities nationwide.
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McFadden Jumps 1000 Feet to Proclaim Youthful Stunt
Bernarr Macfadden, aged 83, parachuted 1000 feet into the River in New York to prove old age is a bad habit. He wore a red underwear and white helmet, saying the stunt makes him feel like a million. His second leap followed a prior birthday jump, and he plans to jump Falls next year despite opposition at home.
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Bill Would Slash Red Arms Flow
Sen Sparkman urged the Senate to back a measure to cut off U S arms aid to any nation trading with Iron Curtain countries. Amendments urged tighter export controls, with some critics saying the bill lacks teeth and allows escape clauses. Sparkman warned exemptions could force bigger U S aid if not allowed for Austria and West Germany coal imports from Poland.
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Evacuation of British Personnel from Iranian Oil Fields
Tehran reports completion of evacuation of British and Indian technicians from nationalized Iranian oil fields. Nine Pakistanis reportedly stay to work for Hassibi. Iran plans to sell 10 000 tons of gasoline and 20 000 tons of other oil to Afghanistan, a move viewed skeptically by New York oil experts. Hassibi claims Iran will profit 330 million dollars, a figure experts doubt under price estimates.
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Six Die In North Carolina Weekend Violence
Six people died in North Carolina violence over the weekend. Ellen Horton Johnson, 35, perished from burns from a gasoline flame at her home after a floor cleaning accident. Juanitary, 20, of Fayetteville, died when her car overturned on a Greensboro highway near Sanford. Tommy Murray, 11, died from a .22 rifle bullet. a boy witness said he shot himself. Harold Henry Kepley, 22, of Albemarle, fatally injured in an auto crash near Albemarle. Willie Orange Johnson, shot near Louisburg after seizing a deputy's blackjack. James O. Lawson, 54, of Westfield, died as his home burned. Four men were held for investigation in Danbury after a fatal incident. names withheld pending inquiry.
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Sanford
Tommy Murray
Gaston County
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Murray
Albemarle
Harold Henry Kepley
C. Willis Perry
Franklin County
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Perry
Willie Orange Johnson
James O. Lawson
Westfield
H. G. Johnson
Danbury
Enemy Readies Huge Red Offensive in Korea War
United Press reports North Korean fronts show stepped up probing attacks and bumper traffic on supply roads signaling an imminent large attack. Allied airmen describe heavy behind lines traffic with 1,500 enemy trucks reinforced and diverted, while bomber fleets hit airfields to deter a predicted offensive.
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Mass Jump May Be On Way Out
Army officials consider replacing mass parachute drops with large assault aircraft landings. Paratroopers would still be used to hit behind lines and guide planes, but mass jumps have high losses of life and equipment. In one drop a paratrooper was killed and 26 hospitalized. 20 year old Pfc Savado Camarena died after his parachute failed to open.
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Graham to Renew Kashmir Parleys in Pakistan talks
UN mediator Frank Graham arrived in Karachi for new talks with Pakistani officials on border demilitarization in Jammu and Kashmir. He met Indian Prime Minister Nehru in New Delhi for an 80 minute session and will return there to continue discussions.
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Resumption Of Parleys Regarded As Unlikely In Tokyo
Communist high command rejected the U S commander's Saturday message. Peiping radio broadcast the refusal and Tokyo reported renewed Chinese and Korean Red appeals to Korean armistice talks as unlikely to resume discussions.
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European Aid Bill Cut Asked
Debate delayed amid talks on restricting aid to countries shipping war goods to the Soviet bloc. Rep. Laurie Battle Dale and Sen. Kem push contrasting provisions to curb aid for materials aiding armament while allowing limited exceptions during unusual circumstances.
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India Rejects U S Japan Peace Pact Move Ignites Policy Shift
India will not sign a United States backed peace treaty with Japan, Parliament applauded Nehru's call for an independent status for Japan. Officials note a separate U S Japan pact may form a new legal basis for U S troops in Japan, while Russia mobilizes critique ahead of the San Francisco peace conference.
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Jawaharlal Nehru
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Hotel Clerk Found Slain Near Miami Beach
The body of Mrs. Lewana Newman, a hotel clerk, was found on a farm ten miles north of Miami Beach. She had been kidnapped by bandits and shot in the left temple with a .38 pistol after they took $915 from the Gould Hotel. Deputy Sheriff C. D. Henderson said the search ends for Lana but continues for her killer.
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Japan faces need for army and US aid after treaty
Tokyo and Allied planners foresee Japan as a bulwark against communism in Asia after the signing in San Francisco. A defensive army of about 20 divisions is planned, with U.S. aid likely to remain, potentially two American divisions stationed in Japan, plus a navy and air force to defend the coast and airspace.
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United Press
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Russia
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Sakhalin Island
Wall Street Trade Slow Stirs Mixed Market
A narrowly dower movement in New York stocks dampened trading enthusiasm. Prices rarely rose more than a dollar, and volume fell. Gains appeared in scattered issues though few groups showed an upside edge as the market drifted lower on mixed cues. Names mentioned include Westinghouse Electric York Central Southern Pacific Sinclair Oil Pan American World Airways and Portland Cement.
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Cuesoley
Westinghouse Electric
Oe York Central
Southern Pacific
Sinclair Oi
Pan American World Airways
Lehigh Portland Cement
Shooting probed as coroner to hold inquest at Louisburg
County Coroner William W. O Neal will hold an inquest tonight into the death of Willie Orange Johnson, a 44 year old Negro tenant farmer, who was shot after an assault with a blackjack during a dispute over actions against the Ku Klux Klan.
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William W. O'Neal
Willie Orange Johnson
Joyner
Funeral held for longtime Duke figure in Duke Chapel
The deceased, aged 80, lay in state for one hour before funeral services conducted at Duke Chapel yesterday.
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Davidson Held on Murder Charge in Drinking Party Death
Leroy Davidson is jailed on a murder charge for the shooting death of 23 year old Irene Rose during a drinking party yesterday in Charlotte. The incident occurred at a private gathering, with investigators outlining the sequence of events leading to the fatal injury.
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Leroy Davidson
Irene Rose
Pentecostal Holiness Church Holds Annual Meeting
The Pentecostal Holiness Church concluded its annual meeting here with elections and pastoral nominations. About 250 laymen and 175 ministers were in attendance as the gathering considered leadership changes and future directions.
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Nenatae
Weather Outlook For Today
High temperatures around 88 degrees and a low near 66. Last night’s low was 66. Conditions suggest a warm day with the same mild overnight temperature.
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