Dulles Offer Backed by Britain in Israel Arab Plan
Britain backs the American proposal to guarantee borders between Israel and Arab states if a permanent peace is reached. Dulles outlined a four point program including a U.S. treaty, defined boundaries, and UN sponsorship with potential aid to compensate Arab refugees. The plan aims to deter forceful border changes and reduce Arab Israel tensions.
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Washington
Britain
Israel
Eisenhower
Dulles
Council On Foreign Relations
New York
Foreign Office
London
U. S
Palestine
United States
U.S
State Department
National Security Council
Russia
Middle East
France
Cairo
Gaza Strip
Voice of America
Arab League
U.N. Ceater
A Hamm
Senate
United Nations
Young Friends Conference Draws NC Delegates to Indiana Camp
Three representatives from North Carolina joined 14 others at the biennial American Young Friends Conference held at Quaker Haven in Indiana. Robie Patterson Ruby Sheffield and Gladys Robertson attend from River Friends Springfield Meeting. Ralph Rose of Wilmington Ohio headlines as principal speaker with lectures and discussions planned around Christian Love and outreach themes.
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Young Friends
North Carolina
American Young Friends Conference
Quaker Haven
Indiana
Robie Patterson
River Friends Meeting
Ruby Sheffield
Gladys Robertson
Springfield
Guilford College
Ralph Rose
Friends World Committee
Wilmington
Ohio
Prue
Rose
Youth Week at Dong Hill Methodist Church Sept 5 9
Youth Fellowship Week at Dong Hill Methodist with daily 7 30 evening meetings September 5 9 featuring ministers from area churches including Rev Glenn Lanier First Church Thomasville Rev Charles Rhinehart Pleasant Grove and Rev Russell Montfort Thomasville Circuit The Rev John Christie leads activities with youth counselors Mr and Mrs Grayson Sink and M Y F President Miss Louise Cecil The week ends with a Friday banquet.
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Dong Hill
Jesus
John Christie
Grayson Sink
Louise Cecil
Sunday church services and activities in Thomasville area
The Rev. Jacob Viverette will lead the 9 30 a m service at St Marys Episcopal Church with William P Price celebrating communion at 8 a m and 9 30 a m before heading to Old St Andrews near Salisbury for the 11 a m service The Rev C Roger Bell will conduct services at Green Street Baptist in the pastor absent two weeks The Lexington Avenue Baptist Church will hold a picnic basket supper and discuss the Rise Up and Build Fund for the education unit
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Jacob Viverette
St. Paul's Son
Thomasville
St. Mary’s Episcopal Church
William P. Price
St. Paul’s
Price
Old St. Andrew's Church
Salisbury
St. Mary's
Battleboro
University Oforth Carolina
Eeualteins
Ga Ueeenee Recen Scopa Theological School
Mass
Viverette
C. Roger Bell
Green St. Baptist Arch
George T. Tunstall
Tunstall
Ita Springs
Melrose Ol Church
Peareea
Lexington Ave
Moroccan talks hit new snag over Sultan exile return
Istiqlal and French officials clash over the return of deposed Sultan Mohammed Ben Youssef from Madagascar. Paris insists a government must form before his return, complicating plans for a Moroccan national coalition and delaying cabinet approval.
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Rete
Faure
Istiqlal
Ben Youssef
France
Sultan Mohammed Ben Moulay Arage
National Union
Ben Shamne
Hodges Urges Preservation of Public Schools in Segregation Plan
Governor Hodges urged preserving public schools and proposed voluntary segregation to protect schools for all citizens. Speaking at Shaw University before about 100 NC Teachers Assn. members, he framed it as safeguarding children and constitutional rights, while acknowledging gradual change and court rulings. Ida H. Duncan praised the speech for clarifying public opinion.
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Raleigh
Hodges
Shaw University
North Carolina Teachers Assn
Ida H. Duncan
Reidsville
NCTA
United States Supreme Court
J . John J. Seer
Ye Jah cc Tnt
Aeernor
North Carolina
Strickland Refused Bond in Wife Slaying Case
Knoxville, Tenn. Bill Strickland 28 of Wilmington N C held without bond after pleading guilty in city court to murdering his wife who had just been awarded custody of their 4 year old son The judge described Strickland as a violent rage enmity and custody of David was given to the Pugh family after the shooting Strickland was captured minutes later by an Ohio police officer after coming to Knoxville with David
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Knoxville
Tenn
Bill Strickland
Wilmington
N. C
Strickland
Wilmington Water Department
June
Knox County Courthouse
Charles G. Kelly
David
Social Side Of Soviet Tour To Be Reduced
Soviet farm leader Vladimir Matskevich pressed for more cattle and farming machinery during a 200 mile tour of Eastern rural Quebec. The delegation questioned Canadian agriculture practices including rainfall, irrigation, crop rotation and cooperatives as officials noted responses in notebooks.
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Montreal
Vladimir Matskevich
Frelighsburg
Granby
Foreign Aid Cuts Predicted by Byrd and George
Senators Byrd and George predict sharp foreign aid reductions next year as Congress aims for a balanced budget and taxes relief. They favor retrenchment in spending over premature tax cuts, amid talk of a 1956 election year.
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Washington
Byrd
D-Va
George
D-Ga
Congress
Senate Finance Committee
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Eisenhower
Finance iCommitee
Vienna
Treasury
Humphrey
Kelena
House
Rep
Eberharter
D-Pa
Dingell D-Mich
Eber
Means
Gas Blast at Standard Oil Plant Kills Two in Whiting
A powerful explosion at the Standard Oil hydroformer in Whiting Indiana near Chicago killed two people and injured others. Flames and oil stockpiles spread as police and firefighters battled the blaze with regional teams. homes in nearby East Chicago Crown Point and Gary reported damage.
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Whiting
Ind
Standard Oil Co
Indiana
Lake Michigan
Chicago
Walter Rhea
Richard Plewniak
Immediatley
Gary
Charles Knoblock
Associated Press
Meigs
Loop
Knoblock
Crown Point
Hammond
Indianapolis Blvd
U.S. Highway 41
Gary Post-Tribune
Standard
Jar Automobile
Edith Dallies In Atlantic Hurricane Edith Dallies In Atlantic
Hurricane Edith, a weak tropical storm, lingered far offshore with winds near 75 mph. Forecasters said the storm moved slowly and erratically, located about 920 miles southeast of Cape Hatteras and 450 miles south of Bermuda, with little intensification despite a good circulation. Edith followed the path of prior storms Diane and Connie, which caused extensive damage along the U.S. coast.
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Miami. Fla
Edith
Cape Hatteras
N.C
Miami
Bermuda
Gordon Dunn
Pedneetey
Puerto Rico
Diane
United States
North Carolina
Connie
Sunday Enterprise Preview Promises Local Stories Tomorrow
The edition teases features on a High Pointer’s return to his youth city, Coltrane's Mill and Ice Plant, and banker R L Pope offering local insights. Also hints at late summer, back to school, Chapel Hill salt balance research, and many photos across High Point Thomasville in 44 pages.
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High Point
South America
Sunday Enterprise
Coltrane
R. L. Pope
Thomasville
Chapel Hill
Leaf Crop Reductions Demanded by Tobacco Officials
The Associated Press reports Carolina flue-cured tobacco sales paused for weekend as growers and officials push for next year’s acreage cuts. Officials note 47 percent of 1.4297 million pounds sold opened markets with $47.86 per cwt. calls grow louder for larger quota reductions amid price declines and heavy government purchases.
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Associated Press
Carolinas
North Carolina
Tobacco Stabilization Corp
Federal State Market News Service
Jonathan Daniels
Raleigh News and Observer
Agriculture
Benson
North Carolina Border
South Carolina Belt
Officials Show Mettle In Flood Emergency
Torrington Connecticut reports flood disaster response by water and sewer commissioners health officials and state leaders. President Eisenhower visited Colorado areas Governor Ribicoff toured stricken sites called a special session and criticized industry moves. Secretary Weeks released half a million pieces of machinery from reserve to aid cleanup in Connecticut.
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Torrington
Conn
Eisenhower
Colorado
Connecticut
Abraham Ribicoff
Sinclair Weeks
Hartford
School decision to be appealed in Big Spring case
A Dallas attorney for the Texas Citizens Council promised a prompt appeal to the U S Supreme Court over a district court ruling allowing Big Spring ISD to enroll nonsegregated classes and receive state funds. Judge Charles Sullivan refused a request to halt integration and block funds pending final court action.
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Big Spring
Tex
Texas
Ross Carlton
Dallas
Texas Citizens Council
U. S. Supreme Court
Charles Sullivan
Big Spring Independent
Gilmer-Aikin Texas
Supreme Court
Sullivan
J. Wed
Robert Calvert
Govan Shivers
Corcial
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