U S Policy Talks Target China Blockade Amid Airmen Case
Washington debates a pressure plan to win release of 13 Americans jailed by Red China while urging broader world opinion. Sen. McCain backs a blockade threat via allied aid cuts. Sen. Sparkman opposes blockade. Dulles stresses peaceful means though all options are considered.
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China
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McCainWis
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Tape Land
California
United States
Sen. Sparkman
D-Ala
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Peiping
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Clothing Firm Moves Plants to Elizabeth City
A Midwestern clothing maker Supak & Sons plans to relocate all operations to Elizabeth City. Ben E. Douglas of the State Department of Conservation and Development notes this as the first Midwest move into the state. The Minn. company, founded in 1933, will occupy a newly built 42,000 square foot facility costing 175000 dollars and begin by January with Supak and key personnel relocating to North Carolina.
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Raleigh
Elizabeth City
State Department of Conservation and Development
Ben E. Douglas
Midwest
Douglas
Supak & Sons
Minn
Albemarle Tries
Nathan Supak
Douglas Cae Supak
Susan Hayes Details Sheppard Affair In 1953 55
Susan Hayes testified that Dr. Samuel Sheppard confessed love and offered a ring while discussing divorce in 1953 and January 1955. She described intimate encounters in California and Ohio, including a trip to San Diego for a wedding and a later August 1955 engagement, as the trial unfolds.
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Sheppard Susan Hayes
Cleveland
Samuel H. Sheppard
Marilyn
Susan Hayes
Samuel Sheppard
Friends
California
Sheppard
Miss Hayes
Angeles
San Diego
Fairview Clinic
Los Angeles
Parrino
High Points Christmas Cheer Fund Seeks Donations
High Point residents are urged to donate to the Christmas Cheer Fund as committee chairman Emmett Stone cites a $5,000 goal to help needy families. The drive starts next week with daily donor lists to be published by The Enterprise. Contributions may be sent to The Christmas Cheer Fund care of The Enterprise. donors include the Chas Sam Tobles Trust Fund with an initial 25.00.
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High Point
Emmett Stone
Stone
Ives
Enterprise
Chas
Sam Tobles
Cultural Societies In Meetings In Raleigh
Eight North Carolina cultural organizations hold annual sessions in Raleigh with business meetings led by Gov Hodges. The Art Society reports progress on an art gallery renovation in the Highway Building and plans purchase awards for painting and sculpture.
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Raleigh
North Carolina
North Carolina State Art Society
Roanoke Island Historical Assn
Art Society
Robert Lee Humber
Greenville
Hodges
North Carolina Society For the Preservation of Antiquities
State Literary and Historical Assn
North Carolina Society of County and Local Historians
North Carolina Folklore Society
The
North Carolina Poetry Society
Roanoke-Chowan
R.D.W. Ner
Coreine
Return Addresses Noted
Washington senator Hayden confirms a mail cover was used on Sen. McCarthy to probe his finances in 1951 52 as part of censure debates. The cover checked return addresses and brokers, Hayden says no law was violated. Page two details follow.
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Hayden
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McCarthy
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Senate
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Hoe
Congress
Hayden Ws
Senate Rules Committee
Elections Subcommittee
Gillette
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Hennings
D-Mo
Jenner
R-Ind
Mail
Bush
R-Conn
Sen. Young
R-Nd
Coman
Contest Nearing Close Colorful Drawings for Little People
The Enterprise invites fourSketch coloring entries with the first three published in earlier issues. The Little People program offers Little People's Christmas Coloring Books and prizes. The two top entries win 5 each and advance to a national contest for a chance at 50 grand prizes including bicycles dolls cameras record players radios and more.
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Enterprise
Santa
Little People
Little People's Coloring Contest Entry Rules
Open to boys and girls 16 and younger except relatives of this newspaper's employees. Save all four drawings after coloring and mail or bring them to the Little People’s Coloring Contest editor of The Enterprise. Each child may enter any number of sets. Entries must be received by Saturday, December 4. Judging rewards imagination and neatness. Local winners announced. top two local entries advance to the National Coloring Contest.
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Enterprise
Mutini
Little People’s
Anti-Censure Petitions Sent To U. S. Senate
New York reports 1,000,816 signatures certified by audit firm sent to Washington by armored truck for possible Senate censure action against Sen. Joseph R. McCarthy. The shipment targets Vice President, Senate leadership, and a vote begins today.
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New York
Joseph KR. McCarthy
R- Wis
Washington
U. S. Senate
Justice
Anticensure
Nixon
Senate
William F. Krowland
California
Lyndon Johnson
Texas
John G. Crommelin
Hearing On Reds Continues In Miami Under HUAC
HUAC entered the third day of hearings in Miami with little current testimony on Communist actions in the South. Ralph Long, former UNC member, said comrades were active in Florida and North Carolina before 1968, naming faculty and students who attended cell meetings. Other named figures could not be reached for comment.
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Miami
Fila
House Un-American Activities Committee
South
Florida
North Carolina
Ralph Long
University of North Carolina
Long
Durham
N.C
University
IMS
Joe Ay
Oe - Evers
Lewis
Anatole Volkov
Elias Friedland
Hans Freistadt
Chapel Hill
Sam Hirsch
Seven Aboard Plane Missing Spurred North Conway Search
A faint radio emergency and a reported sighting prompted ground and air search for a Northeast Airlines flight with seven aboard that disappeared in snowy weather en route from Boston to the Berlin Airport at Milan. Two search parties with 30 planes combed Bald Mountain as teams worked in arctic conditions. officials noted the radio message was a blind emergency transmission from the flight destined to 792.
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North Conway
N.H
Northeast Airlines
Field Hill
Civil Air Patrol
Bald Mountain
Berlin
Air Force
Boston
Milan
Robert L. Turner
Turner
Littles 2 wn Prosperity Brings Debt Buildup
Prosperity era prompts accumulation of bad debts during economic downturns. Low mood and financial strain hinder repayment efforts as households struggle with mounting obligations.
United States Opposes Chinese North Korea at UN Korea Debate
At the UN in New York the United States blocks a Soviet backed move to invite Peiping and North Korea to the Korea debate. U S delegate James J Wadsworth cites Red China's alleged spying and says Chinese Communists and North Koreans still hold hundreds of supporters of the UN cause. Poland urges inviting Peiping for discussions.
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N.Y
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Red China
North Korea
U.N
Korea
United States
Peiping
Poland
U.S
James J. Wadesworth
U. N
General Assembly
Jacob A. Malik
Andrei Y. Vishinsky
Wadsworth
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Saigon clashes between Vietnamese police and soldiers
In Saigon the police and a company of national army troops fought an hour long battle in the Chinese section. Four policemen and two soldiers were killed before troops surrendered after police bazookas and machine guns breached the compound walls. Soldiers later left with arms abandoned, handed to army leaders for discipline.
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Saigon
Viet Nam
National Army
Ngo Dinh Diem
Neuyen van Hinh
Army
Lai van Sang
Duri
Ho Chi Minh
Sang
Little People Christmas Coloring Contest Ends
A playful tale describes Santa and the Little People delivering items under seats, with a sleigh ride past homes and a final return home. The scene ends with Christmas wishes and the closing greeting Merry Christmas.
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Santa
Jury Probes Remington Slaying
A federal grand jury in Scranton Pennsylvania opens session to probe the slaying of former Commerce Department economist William W Remington. Three convicts face charges in his death after he died from a skull fracture following an assault at Lewisburg Federal Penitentiary.
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Scranton
William W. Remington
Lewisburg
Federal
Remington
Charles Tomlinson
Leon Witkin
Milton, Pa
Witkin
James V. Bennett
Federal Bureau of Prisons
Alger Hiss
Agile
Bennett
Remington's
Bureau of Prisons
FBI
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