Eisenhower Addresses United Nations Today on Segregation
Legal arguments resumed on the legality of segregated schools with Moore contending the Fourth Amendment never outlawed separate systems. Almond argued against a constitutional amendment via the court, noting the ongoing natural evolution of education for the colored population. The session drew a smaller crowd and will continue with the U.S. government asserting power to outlaw segregation, while many cases remain pending.
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Moore
Congress
District of Columbia
New York
New Jersey
California
Illinois
Missouri
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Almond
United States
Virginia
T. Justin Moore
Richmond
Gore
U. S
Ment
Asst. Atty
L. Lee Rankin
Nete
Eee
Delaware
Kansas
Final 1953 Cotton Crop Report Shows Record Output
The Agriculture Department reports the 1953 cotton crop at 16,437,000 bales, 344,000 above prior forecast and well above the 12 million goal. A 1954 marketing quota proposal requires two thirds referendum approval by December 15. Ginning totals and yields are provided for each state, with a 3.7 percent abandonment due to weather.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Benson
North Carolina
South Carolina
Final Offer From Allies for Korean Peace Conference Rejected
The Allies present a final offer for a Korean peace conference but the Communists call it absurd and garbage. South Korea refuses to attend as U S Ambassador Arthur Dean delivers the plan. Prisoner interviews continue with 190 to 0 pro-communist tally as the pace quickens. Terms include allowing Russia to sit without belligerent status and voting with the Communist side.
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Panmunjom
U. S
South Korea
U.S
Arthur H. Dean
Dean
Russia
Beaty Case Pressed By Government In Tax Evasion Trial
The federal government pressed its tax evasion case against Keith M. Beaty in Charlotte, seeking to prove he evaded more than 250000 dollars in income taxes for 1945 46 and 47. Testimony showed Beaty and Beaty Service Co. paid 146663.15 dollars in taxes for the period while vehicles registered to C A Hayworth were owned by Beaty.
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Charlotte
Keith M. Beaty
Wilson Warlick
Federal District Court
E. M
Beaty
Beaty Service Co
E. M. Beaty
C. A. Hayworth
W. J. Beaty
Keith Beaty
James M. Baley
Mediators Present Proposal to End New York Newspaper Strike
Federal mediators unveiled a formula to end the 11 day New York newspaper strike. Publishers and AFL photo engravers leaders backed the plan and would seek union member approval. A fact finding board was among the hints, with Maggiolo and top negotiators present at the session.
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Eugene Levin
New York
Walter A. Maggiolo
AFL
Maggiolo
NEW York (P
Publishers Today
Spcretone
Denis M. Burke
William Mapel
Publishers Assn
New York City
Cheer Fund Gets Single Donation in High Point
High Point Christmas Cheer Fund opens slow with a lone donation today. Donations may be mailed to The Enterprise The Beacon or any of three local radio stations aiding the campaign. Previous reports list $155 from the Junior League and a running total to date.
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High Point
Enterprise
The
Beacon
Change in front hailed as Air Force expansion plan
Sen Kilgore calls Wilsons plan to seek funds for a 127 wing Air Force by mid-1956 a change in front. Senators Potter and Welker praise the buildup while Wilson cites need to keep air power second to none and to reach 120 wings sooner than expected. Talbott notes US aid to Japan to rebuild air power alongside demilitarization.
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Washington
Sen. Kilgore
D-W.va
Wilson
Defense Department
Congress
Alilennia
Minahaa
Asdafte DE Blatt
Uuu Ing Nval Aviation
Potter
R-Mich
Welker
Idaho
Eisenhower
Secretary of Defense
Indianapolis
Kilgore
Truman
Air Force
Harold Talbott
United States
Japan
Police Drain Pond in Probe of Pamplico Girl Slaying
Police search for the head of 15 year old Betty Cain as they drain a half acre pond near Pamplico after her headless body is found in a shallow grave near the Pee Dee River. Harvey Allen, 22, of Latta is suspected as a missing boyfriend. clues include a bloodstained car and hairs matching Cain.
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Pamplico
S. C
Betty Clair Cain
Pamplico High School
Pee Dee River
Harvey Allen
Latta
Roy Williams
State Law Enforcement Division
Tobac
Sgt. Williams
R. Claussen
Iliams
Allen
Miss Cain
Raleigh Cain
Ronnie C. Allen
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Young Girl Breaks World Flight Record Chicago Stop
Pamela Martin, 23, a United Airlines passenger, set a world round the world flight record by cutting Maj. Horace Boren’s time by eight hours. She traveled from Denver to Chicago in 0 hours 59 minutes, with a 34 minute final leg, and celebrated at Midway after landing.
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Chicago
Commercial Airlines
Pamela Martin
United Air Lines
Midway Airport
Aeeg
Denver
Pt. W. F. White
Pamela
J. Stuart Rochford
Rochford Happiness Tours
Miss Martin
Maj
Horace Boren
Braniff Airlines
Capt. White
Eisenhower to Address U N on Atom Era Peace Move
President Eisenhower is expected to press for peace in an atom peril world in a sensational U N speech aimed at breaking the East West deadlock over atomic energy control. He worked late in Bermuda with Churchill and Bidault on talks to pave the way for high level bi power discussions. The address, scheduled around 4 p m EST, will be carried by major networks and beamed worldwide by Voice of America.
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United Nations
N. Y
U. N
Tron
Eisenhower
Assembly For Peace
U. S
Russia
Bermuda
Britain
Churchill
France
Georges Bidault
la Guardia Field
U.N
Dag Hammarskjold
Hammarskjold
la Guardia
Washington
Voice of America
America
Far East
Assembly
Disarmament Commission
Hagerty
Cherwell
Lewis Strauss
U.S. Atomic Energy Comrmission
MacColl
Winston
Churchill Opposes Eisenhower Atom Speech Recount
London reports say Prime Minister Churchill urged President Eisenhower to soften his United Nations address on the atomic age. Churchill allegedly warned the speech could shock and depress world opinion and argued for a sober constructive approach.
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London
Lord Beaverbrook
Daily Express
Churchill
Eisenhower
United Nations
Express
Bermuda
Rene MacColl
NATO
Europe
MacColl
The
U. N. Assembly
U. S
James Hagerty
Joseph Laniel
the Express
Big Three Challenge Kremlin in Bermuda Communique
In Bermuda, Eisenhower Churchill and Laniel press for early Big Four talks in Berlin to aid German unification and Austrian independence. They urge a Korean conference and progress in Indo China while backing France and native states against Communist pressure for a peaceful liberation of East European nations.
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John M. Hightower
Tucker
Bermuda
Kremlin
Europe
Asia
U. S
Eisenhower
Churchill
Laniel
Russia
Berlin
Germany
Austria
Far East
Southeast Asia
Indochina
France
Free World
17 Year Old Stenographer Kidnapped in Toronto
Police hunt for Marion McDowell a 17 year old stenographer reported abducted from a parked car after a masked gunman demanded a wallet and slugged her companion James Wilson 19. Blood found at the scene and recovered clothing indicate the assault and kidnapping.
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Toronto
Marion McDowell
Ross McDowell
James Wilson
Wilson
Marion
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