Wake Forest Students Protest Athletic Emphasis With Tribble Effigy
A Wake Forest demonstration of 400 to 500 torch-carrying students last night blamed President Harold W. Tribble for plans to deemphasize athletics. Tribble denied any such move and urged a student committee to meet with him. The campus planned an extra edition of the college paper.
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Wake Forest College
Harold Tribble
Tom Rogers
Pat Preston
Wake Forest
N.C
Harold W. Tribble
Tribble
Preston Rogers
Paddison
Pat
Preston
Tay Sanford
Murray Greason
Rogers
Baptist College
North Carolina
Board of Trustees
Rogers House
State
N.C. State
Winston-Salem
Georgia governor, Tech president clash over Sugar Bowl move
Governor Griffin and Tech President Blake Van Leer clash after the Board of Regents allows Georgia Tech to play Pittsburgh in the Sugar Bowl amid racial debate. Regents approve a racially policy for out of state games and no mixed teams in Georgia, while Villanova weighs a 1958 Georgia game amid two Negro players. Pennsylvania lawmakers urge protest over Griffin’s race issue in football.
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Atlanta
Georgia
Hichiee Vva
Board of Regents
Tech
Piburgh
Pitt
Marvin Griffin
Blake van Leer
Ben Wiggins
Griffin
van Leer
University System of Georgia
Sheraf
Esys
Charles J. Bloch
Macon
Regents
Louisiana
Tthe Board
Lnhich
Villanova University
Bud Dudley
Villanova
University of Georgia
Pennsylvania
House of Representatives
Harrisburg
House
Guv
Rules Committee
Britain Concedes East German Control of Berlin Waterways
Britain's Foreign Office acknowledged East German control over inland waterways feeding Berlin while pledging to hold the Soviets responsible if problems arise. West German leaders warned that one third of isolated West Berlin supplies could be disrupted, with an emergency Bonn meeting planned to address the demand for traffic rights. Neues Deutschland accused the Allies of violating four power accords and claimed currency reforms split Berlin.
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Berlin
Great Britain
Conag
Foreign Office
West Berlin
Konrad Adenauer
Bonn
Neues Deutschland
West Germany
East Berlin
East Germany
Labor Union Leaders Urge Active Political Role
Secretary of Labor Mitchell urged the AFL-CIO to speak loudly on politics at its New York convention. George Meany and Walter Reuther backed increased union political activity with Harriman urging working people to participate. Eisenhower’s message supported union political engagement while cautioning balanced representation. Page two coverage continues.
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Associated Press
Labor
Mitchell
Organized Labor
Afl-Cio
New York
Averell Harriman
Harriman
Eisenhower
Sident Eisenhower
George Meany
Gettysburg
Walter Reuther
Goldwater
Sen. Goldwater
Arizona
Senate
Republican Compel Committee
Meany
Reuther
32 Die In Sagebrush War Games Exercise
In western Louisiana seven million acres under Exercise Sagebrush ends as U S troops repulse an aggressor invasion. 140000 participants include 110000 soldiers and 30000 airmen with 32 reported dead from vehicle crashes drownings electrocution illness and unknown causes. two deaths under investigation.
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Army
Air Force
U. S
Louisiana
World War Rages Over Khrushchev Bulganin Asia Tour
London reports the British Soviet exchange over Khrushchev and Bulganin with Churchill Eden Nutting and Pravda figures weighing in. Churchill urged caution on a Britain visit while Nutting called Soviet remarks childish. Russian side accused Western press of foul intentions.
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London
Nikita S. Khrushchev
Nikolai Bulganin
Far East
Pravda
Winston Churchill
Anthony Nutting
Woodford
England
Churchill
Khruchev
Agania
Britain
Khrushchev
Ani
Geneva
India
Burma
Russia
Nutting
United Nations
Asia
New York
Pilgrims of
United States of America
Bulgaria
Yuri Zhukov
Taunggyi
Narcotics Ring Busted in Chinatown Case Leads to Wide Probe
Federal agents traced a multi million dollar heroin ring in San Francisco's Chinatown led by Pon Wai. A carefully hidden green capsule on a rose stem exposed the operation and triggered arrests of eight confederates. Government estimates place drug costs at 350 million dollars yearly while wrecking lives. MORE ON PAGE THREE-A.
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Washington, D. C
Pon Wai
San Francisco
U. S. Treasury
T-men
Chinatown
T-man
Pon Wal
United States
Red China
Federal Narcotics Bureau
U. S. Customs Service
Soviet Lieutenant Defects to West Berlin for Asylum
A Soviet Army first lieutenant Ivan Vacelevich Ovchinnikov, 26, fled in full uniform to West Berlin and asked the U S Army for political asylum. The Army said his request was granted and noted he is the first Soviet officer to defect to American forces here in recent years.
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Berlin .P
West Berlin
United States
U. S
Ivan Vacelevich Ovchinnikov
Spending Agreement Reached on 1956 57 Defense Budget
President Eisenhower and top advisers reached a virtually final spending plan near 34 percent of gross federal outlays for 1956 57 defense. Defense Secretary Wilson said no final figure was set and no major change from the current level. Pentagon Controller McNeil said the budget is nearly settled and no further meetings are planned before final estimates.
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Gettysburg
Pa. i
Eisenhower
Wilson
Rowland Hughes
W. J. McNeil
Pentagon
Troller
McNeil
Hughes
Washington
Adm
Arthur W. Radford
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Man Quizzed In Death Of Chicago Boys
A 23-year-old Michigan man, Owen Robert Moser of Fenton, is being questioned in connection with the October slaying of three Chicago boys. Police say no link has been found, and Moser is jailed on an unregistered firearm charge in Oakland County.
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Pontiac
Mich
Michigan
Chicago
James Parker
Holly
Owen Robert Moser
Fenton
Moser
Oakland County
Parker
Charles Leif
Melvin Kaufman
25 Million Allocated Under New School Formula
The State Board of Education approved a formula to distribute 25 million dollars in school building funds to North Carolina’s 100 counties. The plan weighs needs 56 percent, local ability 32 percent, and effort 12 percent, with Guilford County set to receive 715,258.52 and Dare topping per pupil at 169.13.
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Raleigh
State Board of Education
T A Waléahasi
al Vaden Chain
Oy Me FE Lucio
Vel VU Siraduil
Sete
Hodges
Pritchett
Dare County
Mecklenburg
Guilford County
Gore Relates Efforts To Enter Russia
Milwaukee based interview with Leroy Gore recounts his failed visa attempt to visit Russia during a Midwest tour with the Soviet farm delegation. He details passport delays, Moscow queries, and the Soviet Embassy’s silence, noting Russians’ disappointment at not meeting him and his view of Soviet leaders as fearful of U.S. contact.
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Milwaukee
Leroy Gore
Sen. McCarthy
R-Wis
Russia
Ean
Sauk City
Wis
Joe McCarthy
United States
Gore
Wisconsin
Republcan
Midwest
State Department
Sen. Wiley
Rwss
Congress
Washington
Europe
Amsterdam
Copenhagen
Moscow
Surprise Air Alert Is Staged Coast-to-Coast Drill
A joint U S and Canadian defense drill called Operation Crackerjack scrambled air units and mobilized about 400 000 ground observers in a surprise coast to coast test that ended at 7 06 a m EST with no disclosed results. The exercise involved the Air Force Air National Guard Reserve Navy Marines and Canadian forces under Air Defense Command at Colorado Springs and Strategic Air Command. Detonations and targets were not disclosed.
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Washington P
U. S
Air Force
Air National Guard
Air Defense Command
Colorado Springs
Colo
Strategic Air Command
U.S. Air Force
Air Reserve
Navy
Ground Observer Corps
Pentagon
National Guard Bureau
Langer Pushes D Y Probe Into Dixon Yates Pact
Sen. Langer (R ND) seeks public inquiry into Dixon Yates contract backers and Eisenhower 1952 campaign fund links. He asks Senate Unity subcommittee to subpoena Postmaster General Summerfield White House aide Sherman Adams and Stephen Mitchell among others as Kefauver eyes a criminal side to the contract talks. Dec 16 hearings tentatively planned. The dispute centers on a Dixon Yates bid to supply power to the Atomic Energy Commission via TVA replacement for TVA power used at atomic sites.
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Washington Sealane
R-Nd
Dixon-Yates
Eisenhower
Langer
Senate Unity
Summerfield
Sherman Adams
White House
Stephen A. Mitchell
Kefauver
D-Tenn
Edgar H. Dixon
Eugene A. Yates
Atomic Energy Commission
Tennessee Valley Authority
TVA
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