Fifty Million Price Tag On Israel Arms
The Pentagon reportedly valued Israel's U S arms wish at 50 million dollars with many key items available though not all. Israel seeks cut‑rate terms under a 1952 agreement while Egypt pressures for U S weapons and a regional balance is at stake. The list's specifics remain secret.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren Rogers JR
Washington
Pentagon
Israel
United States
Dulles
Defens Department
Abba Eban
Ahmed
Egypt
Jypt
Middle East
Britain
France
Uni
U.S
Abdul Nassar
Czechoslovakia
Reds Return Two Soldiers In Germany
Two U S army personnel returned from East Berlin after a routine medical check and administrative custody. Their cross into the Soviet sector was within policy, despite East German probes into alleged assault by Werner Lierck. The men, attached to the Transport Service Unit in West Berlin, held valid leave passes and were not released for talks with reporters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willie J.oe
Poplarville
Serna Hammonds
Hammonds
U.S. Army Hospital
Neues Deutschland
East Germany
Werner Lierck
Trerst
West Berlin
East Berlin
5S. Army
Industrialist Herman Cone Dies at 60 in Carolina Textile Empire
Herman Cone, head of the Cone textile empire, died at Cone Memorial Hospital after a heart attack. He built a family business with his brother and later his sons, guiding a chain of mills across North Carolina and Alabama with White Oak Mill as a flagship. He had served as president of the North Carolina Cotton Manufacturers Assn and as a director of major trade groups. He is survived by his widow and two sons Herman Jr and Alana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cone
North Carolina
University of North Carolina
Ceasar
Moses H. Cone
Herman Cone
Baltimore
Southern
Aoa
Moses
Ceaser
Julius
Bernard Cone
Bernard
Cone Print Works
Cone Opera
Cone Finishing
White Oak
Proximity
Revolution
Haw River
Pineville
Hillsboro
Gibsonville
Randleman
Salisbury
Reidsville
Avondale
Cliffside
Forest City
Union
Greenville
S.C
Dwight
Alabama City
Ala
Carlisle
D.C
New York City
Eaguly Access
Grein
Big farms double as number of small farms grows
Census Bureau reports 1954 census shows 1,000-acre farms surged from 63,328 in 1925 to 463 per year, while very small farms under 10 acres rise due to city folk and part time farming. Medium farms 10 to 100 acres decline and total farms fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Census Bureau
The
Bureau
Fac
North Carolina newspaper executives meet in Charlotte
North Carolina Associated Press News meeting opens in Charlotte with speakers including Mrs Campbell of Hickory and Rev R P Seiving of Newton. Attendees include Fi Powell Miles Wolff Claude S Ramsey and visiting editors touring the AP bureau and hearing about alcohol education and rehabilitation initiatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eee
North Carolina
North Carolp
Associated Press News
Rt Campbell
Hickory
Charlotte Observer
Fi Powell
Miles H. Wolff
Greensboro Daily News
Claude S. Ramsey
Asheville Citizen
Charlotte AP
Christmas boom drives wide retail and factory gains
U S economic surge boosts personal incomes toward a trillion annual rate, with 1955 retail trade hitting a record 185 billion dollars as department stores and specialty shops amid strong wage gains. Toy sales rise 25 percent, auto production outpaces sales, and steel capacity runs near full tilt with rising prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amr
U.S. Commerce Department
America
U.S. Chamber of Commerce
Dun & Bradstreet
Assn
Tron Age
Dewett
Atomic anti proton collision sparks massive energy release
International team led by Dr Edoardo Amaldi reports anti proton impact on a nucleus producing six or more fragments with total momentum energy near 860 million volts, about five times uranium fission energy, with fast neutrons carrying remainder. Observations from Bevatron experiments in California and Rome indicate annihilation of proton antiproton pairs and energy conversion, while practical use remains unlikely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rennie Taylor
Edoardo Amaldi
University of Rome
University of Fornia
University of California Bevatron
California
Amaldi
Rome
Admiral Martinez Found Dead in Argentina Home
Adm. Carlos Julian Martinez retired naval commander in the Peron era was found shot dead at his Buenos Aires home. Officials labeled it suicide. he was 63. He rose to command the naval alions, becoming admiral in 1949 and serving as commander of naval operations 1949 52.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buenos Aires
Argentina
Carlos Julian Martinez
Peron
Martinez
Ken
Juan D. Peron
Ocean Fleet
Navy
Naval Operations
Also Mentioned on This Page
Reds
Germany
Werather Bureau
Appalachians
Northern Plains
Rockies
Nation
Florida
Plateau
Campbell County
Lynchburg
Robert Royal
S. Main ST
James M. Patterson
Prudential
Pattersons
High Point
the Prudential Insurance Company OF America
South-Central Home Office
Jacksonville, Florida
Dick Culler
Church ST
Pau
Stefford
F Eggeid Gs Sars
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!