U N Spokesman Sees Parley Resumption Despite New Charges
U N spokesman in Tokyo says there is no sign of a permanent break in peace talks with the Communists, who charged U N violations at Kaesong. Gen Ridgway urged a restart of the truce conference after a suspension and recent protests at Pan Mun Jom near the neutral zone.
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Robert Vermillion
Tokyo
United Nations
Kaesong
Air Force
James A. MacMaster
U.N
Korea
Matthew B. Ridgway
Ridgway
Laawen
Chorgiam
Pan Mun Jom
Mioucanen
Allies Hold Three Hills After Bloody Ridge Assault
U.N. forces fought to seize Bloody Ridge and held three hills in the sector despite a Communist counterattack. Rain and low clouds grounded air support as Allied troops jumped in Friday morning. Reinforcements up to 2000 were spotted and shelled, while U.N. aircraft damaged 366 Communist trucks.
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Ae Eee
U.N
East Korea
Fist Bulge
Bloody Ridge
Murdered Chapel Hill coed had long academic career
The corpse of Rachel Crook, 69, was found near a UNC area road after she studied at several institutions including Tuskegee and Vanderbilt. Sheriff Latta said no clues or motive exist yet, with investigators considering robbery with violence. the case remains under BI and SBI inquiry.
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Chapel Hill
N.C
Sagar Feto
Saed Boltantt
Rachel
University of North Carolina
Sam Latta
Crook
Methodist Junior College
Tuskegee
Ala
Vanderbilt University
Nashville
Tenn
Georgia
Lucy Cobb Collge
Alabama Polytechnic Institute
New Hope Chapel
R. R. Thomas
State Bureau of Investigation
Stock Market Steady as Investors Pause for Long Weekend
New York prices steadied in quiet trading as investors stayed on the sidelines ahead of a long weekend. First two hours saw 680000 shares traded, down from 820000 yesterday. Aluminum Company of America jumped 1 1 4 to 88, American Smelting up 1 1 4 to 90 1 4, Aluminium Ltd. up over 1, and American Metal Products rose to 153 8 after a dividend cut. Union Pacific fell 1 to 101 1 2, while other carriers held firm and automatives eased.
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New York
Stock Exchange
Aluminum Company of America
American
Aluminium Ltd
American Metal Products
Union Pacific
Peron Seeks Economic Pact With Neighbors
Argentine President Juan D. Peron calls for an economic union of Brazil Chile and Argentina to shield the region from capitalism and communism in a Rio de Janeiro interview. He said cooperation would counter colonialism that exploits the people.
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Rio DE Janeiro
Juan D. Peron
Brazil
Chile
Peron
Treaty Talk To Disclose Intentions
Secretary of State Dean Acheson said a conference in San Francisco will reveal which nations seek peace and which oppose it. He noted pact discussions for Japan and said the conference aims to expose Soviet bloc efforts to block a broader peace and tie China, Korea, and Far Eastern issues to broader terms.
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Washington
Dean Acheson
Francis
Spain
Russia
America
Acheson
Japan
Penge
San Francisco
John Foster Dulles
Dull
Ieeeee Eremeen Acta
Red
Stern
Percy
Gromyko
New Insurance Rules To Go In Tomorrow
Raleigh reports the state will enact insurance regulations to curb a practice labelled a racket by the 1951 General Assembly. Commissioner Waldo C. Cheek announced a rate reduction and rules for life or accident and health policies tied to loans, setting a $3.30 annual ceiling for accident and health policies with a month’s benefits and requiring commission approval of borrower linked rates.
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Raleigh
General Assembly
Waldo C. Cheek
Insurance
Cheek
Commission
Nation-Wide War On Crime Recommended By Committee
Economy expert Eric A Johnston warns that current price controls must be repealed to avoid economic collapse and higher living costs. He cites three amendments that would raise price ceilings and meat prices, urging swift action to prevent wage and farm parity shifts and bigger deficits. Michael V. DiSalle supports revising the controls law.
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Washington
Eric A. Johnston
Senate Committee
Johnston
Truman
Pehart
Samplneteam
Wrecker Johnston
al Stary
Michael V. DiSalle
Senate Body Recommends Use of Goldsboro Field
The committee backs Seymour Johnson in Goldsboro for a two-wing carrier base as a cost saving option. It notes the Air Force and House subcommittee had debated expansions at Raleigh Durham and Seymour Johnson, with Goldsboro’s field valued for its 2700 acres, three runways, and seasonal use. Final site choice rests with both chambers and the president.
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Senate
Goldsboro Field
Margaret Kernodle
Air Force
Raleigh-Durham
House
Armed Services
Russell
North Carolina
Rep
Short
R-Mo
Elston
Ohio
Seymour Johnson
Truman
Hodges Weighs Governor Bid as North Carolina Race Delays
North Carolina State Treasurer Brandon Hodges of Asheville, a former state senator, says he is closer to running and seriously considering a gubernatorial bid. He favors industrial and agricultural development and notes a possible East to West governorship rotation.
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Raleigh
Brandon Hodges
Asheville
Hodges
West
North Carolina
Manley Dunsaway
Charlotte
Didate
Senate Hikes Excise Taxes Depending on Part
Washington reports Senate committee approval of increased excise taxes aimed at raising about 1.045 billion dollars. The package would raise the cigarette tax from seven to eight cents a pack and the gasoline levy from one and a half to two cents per gallon, with higher rates for beer wine trucks and other items. It also extends a ten percent manufacturers tax to pens knives and pencils while adjusting rates on various auto parts and accessories.
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Washington
House
Senate
Arara
Senate Crime Committee Urges War on Organized Crime
Washington reports the Senate Crime Investigating Committee’s final 15 month inquiry calling cities to unite against graft and crime. It warns of captive communities and proposes a privately financed National Crime Coordinating Council with wiretap access and a focus on Florida gambling and high official ties. It also notes narcotics traffic in Washington DC and names figures like Gov. Fuller Warren and former Mayor William O'Dwyer.
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G. Milton Kelly Washington
Senate Crime Investigating Committee
Senate
National Crime Coordinating Council
Florida
Fuller Warren
William O'Dwyer
Mexico
New York
Diplomats Missing Behind Curtain Rumors Persist
London reports indirect Foreign Office support for a Daily Herald claim two British diplomats Donald MacLean and Burgess may be hidden behind the Iron Curtain. The Herald cites a day by day itinerary and says MacLean’s wife remains on the French Riviera.
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London
Foreign Office
London Daily Herald
Oime
Eistaed
Czechoslovakia
Daily Herald
Donald MacLean
Gry Ean
Burgess
Foren
France
The
Herald
MacLean
Beauvallon
French Riviera
Total Eclipse Visible In High Point
Astronomer Dr. Douglas Duke explains an annular solar eclipse visible Saturday morning across North Carolina and parts of Virginia. The path centers near Boone and Norfolk, with 96 percent sun coverage at peak and two minutes forty seconds on center, while edge views vary.
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Chapel Hill
Douglas Duke
Morehead Planetarium
Cew
North Carolina
Atlantic Coast
Duke
Boone
Norfolk
Danville
Durham
Virginia
Swimmer Frightened by Fish Bites in London Pool
Frank Hitchcock was swimming when a fish bit his thigh. He struck the fish and it bit him on the thumb. He climbed out of the pool after the incident.
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London
Frank Hitchcock
Hitchcock
Weather Almanac Brief Forecast
The low tonight is 65 with a high tomorrow of 94. The previous high reached 9 and the night low was 62.
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