Warming trend eases Carolinians as cold spell lingers
Weather summary reports rising temperatures across the region with highs in the 50s to 60s and lows around 18 to 24 in North and South Carolina. Forecasters caution lingering Arctic air extends to the East, with above normal sunshine in some areas and snow chances in South Carolina.
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Survivors Rescued From Sunken Tug Off Florida Coast
Three survivors were picked up from the sunken tug Bertha R in the Gulf of Mexico off the Florida coast. A Coast Guard plane later sighted a life raft with two more survivors and began pickup efforts amid 6 to 8 foot waves and 25 mph winds.
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McCarthy Attacks Eisenhower Over Censure Support
Sen McCarthy assailed President Eisenhower for congratulating Wat kins and Flanders while urging tolerance for Chinese Communists accused of torturing American soldiers He claimed the President’s actions hindered his drive to expose Communists and called his conduct a temporary swan song.
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Humphrey Defends Policies Before Senate Panel
Secretary of the Treasury Humphrey defended Eisenhower era policies designed to boost employment production and stabilize the dollar. He cited support from Democratic congressional subcommittees and praised Treasury Federal Reserve coordination as maintaining economic stability and avoiding deflation while urging tax cuts debt management and price and wage control reforms.
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Seymour Harris
Harvard University
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Douglas
Hangar Burns To Ground At Calgary Airport
A large hangar at Calgary's Municipal Airport burned to the ground last night. Reports say between 15 and 30 airplanes were destroyed in the blaze. Local fire crews battled the fire as the building collapsed.
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Election Probe Opens Hearings in Sun District
Statesville North Carolina House investigating committee chaired by Rep. C W Bishop conducts three days of hearings on alleged election law violations. The panel says it is an inquiry only and not a court, aiming to inform remedial legislation and contest decisions.
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Bohlen to press for data on three Americans held in USSR
U S ambassador to Moscow Charles E Chip Bohlen will press the Soviet government for information about three Americans held in Russia longer than any other U S citizens. Marehuk Verdine and Noble have been detained years with Marchuk and Verdine in Russia since 1949 and 1945 respectively. Noble was arrested in 1945 in Dresden with his father who was released and returned to the United States.
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Charles Noble
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Money Policy Hearings Hear Zeal in 1950s Washington
Washington officials from the Treasury and Federal Reserve testified to a Senate Economic Stabilization subcommittee about admin money policies amid charges they damaged the economy. Witnesses included Secretary Humphrey and Undersecretary Burgess. critics claimed the policy worsened conditions despite some support from financiers.
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Labor Secretary Mitchell Opposes Right-to-Work Laws
Secretary of Labor James P. Mitchell declares a categorical opposition to state right-to-work statutes that bar union membership as a condition of employment. He cites these laws as harm to workers and unions, notes they do not create jobs, and urges states to reconsider them, while praising unions' role in national prosperity.
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France Seeks Four Power Talks With USSR On Germany
France proposes a four power conference on the German problem next year with British and American assent. Premier Mendes France authorized the Moscow embassy to present his UN speech and discuss a possible May meeting with the Soviet Union after ratification of the Paris West German rearmament accord. French deputies debate delaying ratification until new Russia talks are held.
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de Gaulle
British Playboy Sentenced for Safe Blowing in Mayfair
Harold Lough White a 46 year old London socialite was jailed seven years for safe blowing with underworld ties. His co defendants Gordon Simpson 35 got six years George Chatham a burglar and Robert Melrose 40 received ten years each. The gang stole about 100000 dollars in gold from a jewelers strongbox last July. White owned two private planes a yacht cars a town house and a country cottage. He faced prior trouble five years earlier for illegal immigration charges.
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Robert Melrose
Chatham
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Israel
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Yoshida Resigns in Japan After No-Confidence Move
Prime Minister Yoshida resigned under mounting opposition as Ichiro Hatoyama emerges as likely successor. Diet to vote on a new leader. Hatoyama coalition holds power in the lower house, markets rally on hopes for stability and continuation of Western-aligned diplomacy.
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Richard Sheppard Testifies in Marilyn Sheppard Murder Trial
Richard Sheppard testified he arrived at his brother's home the morning of Marilyn Sheppard's murder and found her dead in the den. He described Dr Samuel Sheppard in the red leather chair and the emotional reaction of the family, including young Chap. The defense sought to counter the prosecution's motive theory.
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