Dean Skips Talks With Reds To Meet With Rhee At Panmunjom
As Arthur Dean met with Syngman Rhee, Kenneth Young stood in for him at Panmunjom calling the session a move forward. Young said both sides discussed all points but gave no progress indications. Earlier Dean spoke with Ellis Briggs on urgent business.
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Dean
Reds
Syngman Rhee
Panmunjom
U. S
Arthur H. Dean
Rhee
Kenneth Young
Young
Ellis O. Briggs
Korea
United Nations
South Korea
Neutral Nations Repatriation Commission
U.N Command
UNC i
State News Bureau Tops Travel Coverage Honors
The North Carolina State News Bureau was named first in the nation and second in the world for travel news coverage in 1953. The award, presented at the Midwest Travel Writers Association event in Chicago, honors the bureau alongside Pan American Airways as top in class.
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State News Bureau
Raleigh
North Carolina
United States
Pan American Airways
Midwest Travel Writers Association
Chicago
N. C
National Association of Travel
Charles Parker
30 Dead In Tornado at Vicksburg Mississippi
Rescue crews in freezing weather hunted for more victims after a Saturday tornado in Vicksburg that killed at least 30 people. The city faced widespread destruction across industries, stores, churches, and homes with 25 million dollars in damage.
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Vicksburg
Miss
Vicksburgs
Saenger Theater
Happyland Nursery
Louisiana
Aged Recluse Resists Help In North Carolina
STALEY N C An aged widow Mrs Mary Mines 55 resists medical aid and police entry to a one room shack She and her mentally retarded nephew George Fox 36 are reported unable to care for themselves Police Chief Lednum says she has threatened to shoot anyone entering Relatives aided by about 40 a month in old age assistance refuse to sign papers for forced treatment Mayors says Mines promised Foxs mother on her deathbed she would care for him all life
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Staley
N. C
Mary Mines
W. L. Lednun
Greensboro
County
Lednum
Gas Sales To Benefit Yule Fund On Fill-Er-Up Day
Gulf distributors in Greater High Point plan Fill-ER-Up Day on December 15. About 30 Gulf dealers will donate two cents per gallon from all gasoline sales to the Christmas Cheer Fund to stock stockings for the needy. Participating stations and dealers are listed with locations across High Point and nearby towns. Contributions to the fund have reached at least 155 dollars to date.
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Jess H. Washburn
Gulf Distributor
Gulf Service
Greater High Point
Washburn
High Point
Ory
George Rts
Main and
Thurston Sts
Clyde Connor
Julian Snyder
W. Lexington and Hwy
H. A. Moorefield
Winston Rd
W. L. Elam
Emerywood
Oscar Whittington
Green and Park Sts
McLamb Grocery
E. Green
Ray English
Archdale
Bodie's Service
Washington
Hamilton Sts
Washington and
Centennial Ave
Ralph Holmes
CC Camp
Skeens
J. W. Suits
Lindsay Lambeth
Thomasville
Spring Valley Service
Kivett Dr
Tuffy Morris
English
Lindsay
Walt Norman
Red
Paul Jordan
Outstanding Leader W. T. Powell Dies
W Tom Powell 63 longtime High Point furniture industry leader died Sunday after a heart attack at his home Saturday He was secretary treasurer and GM of Myrtle Desk Co and president of the Wood Office Institute He guided 30 years of Myrtle Desk Co growth and was active in civic and religious life in High Point Surviving are his widow daughter sister nephew and son in law with services set at Wesley Memorial Methodist Church Oakwood Cemetery burial Planned
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W. Tom Powell
High Point
Myrtle Desk Co
Wood Office Institute
Pillar
Annie Mae Walker
C. T. Latimer Jr
Angelina Powell Pitts
Tom Pitts
Latimer
Rosa Southerland
Wesley Memorial Methodist Church
Walter Miller
Star
Paul Hardn Jr
Birmingham
Ala
Oakwood Cemetery
Powell
Sean
Hillcrest Dr
High Point Memorial Hospital
Southern Furniture Exposition
Thomasville
Denton
Wachovia Bank
Chamber of Ferce
Mr. Powell
Franklin County
Eisenhower to Address UN General Assembly on A World Disarmament Plan
President Eisenhower flies to New York to present a Western challenge to Russia at the United Nations General Assembly. With Churchill and French leaders present, he will push for an atomic control disarmament pact as the hydrogen bomb threat looms. The speech titled Perils That Confront the World in This Atomic Age aims to break the seven year deadlock.
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Tucker's Town
Bermuda
Eisenhower
New York
Russia
Britain
Churchill
United Nations General Assembly
United States
U.N
Prem Josephel
Indochina
West Germany
Lanieel
London
U.S
State Dulles
Eden
Bidault
Berlin
Court Upholds Firings In TV Station Disloyalty Case
The Supreme Court in a 6-3 decision says Taft Hartley law does not bar firing for disloyalty. Charlotte NC technicians who distributed leaflets criticizing station programs were cited as disloyal. dissent by Justice Frankfurter with Black and Douglas joining.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Charlotte
N. C
Burton
Frankfurter
Black
Douglas
Warren
Reed
Jackson
Clark
Minton
WBTV
GOP Leaders Silent About McCarthy Controversy
Washington leaders avoided public comment as Sen. McCarthy and the White House heatedly debated stopping aid to nations trading with Red China. McCarthy claimed support and urged public action while White House officials reported telegrams and letters backing the administration and urged citizens to write to President Eisenhower.
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Washington
Sen
McCarthy
R-Wis
White House
United States
World Nations
China
Eisenhower
U. S
Murray Snyder
Western Union
Dulles
America
R Snyder
Snyder
MecCarthy
Iranian Troops Kill Two in Tehran University clash
Iranian troops fired into a crowd of anti British demonstrators at Tehran University killing two persons and wounding another. Thirty demonstrators were arrested as Ayatullah Kashani threatened a campaign of national mourning in protest of the resumed diplomatic relations with Britain.
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Tehran
Tran
Tehran University
Iran
Hovey
Fazollah Zahedi
Britain
Ayatullah Kashani
Supreme Court resumes arguments on segregated schools
Attorneys for Negro parents renew a challenge to school segregation in Virginia and South Carolina as the Supreme Court opens a second round of hearings. NAACP lawyer Thurgood Marshall argues that separate facilities deny equal protection. President Truman era and federal court lines frame the debate amid calls to overturn Plessy v. Ferguson legacy.
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Washington
Virginia
South Carolina
Supreme Court
NAACP
Thurgood Marshall
New York City
National Assn. For the Advancement of Colored People
Warren
America
John W. Davis
Courts of
Justice Department
Chou En Lai Denounces U N Policy Over Korea
In a General Assembly address broadcast from Peiping, Chou En Lai accused the United States of wrecking the Korean armistice, detaining prisoners of war, and delaying a peace conference to maintain international tension. He urged inviting Russia as a neutral and warned the U N to act.
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Tokyo
China
United Nations
U. N. General Assembly
New York
Red Peiping
U. N
Chou
United States
Panmunjom
Russie
Italian and Slav Troops Pull Back Near Trieste
Italian and Yugoslav troops began a withdrawal along the Trieste border as both nations consented to a frontier normalization. The pullback follows Bermuda decisions and a plan to limit Zone A tensions, with envoys in Belgrade and Rome discussing a possible five nation conference.
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Udine
Italy
Goa
Trieste
Trieste Free
Tanjug
Orcas
Acai Eerelia
Pavie Gregorik
Aida
Rome
Belgrade
Britain
United States
Fuca Sevretery
Teiarts
Rea c
Bermuda
Yugoslavia
Zone A
Tito
Mediators Schedule New Talks In NYC Newspaper Strike
Federal mediators moved to end the six major New York daily coverage walkout by scheduling new negotiations after a surprise session with AFL Allied Trade Council union reps. About 400 photoengravers are striking, idling 20,000 workers across the city.
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New York
Federal Eotors
Yes
Faster A. Ma
Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service
AFL Allied Ng Trades Council
Prints Trades Council
New York Herald Tribune
Sympa
Central
Denis M. Burke
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