Kornegay Announces Candidacy for Sixth District Congress
Greensboro lawyer Horace Robinson Kornegay Jr announces his run for the Sixth Congressional District. The candidate highlights industrial and commercial growth and aims to follow in the footsteps of Umstead and Durham. He lists military service, legal career, civic roles, and family details.
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Guilford
Hugh Humphrey
Thomas Turner
Greensboro
William Murdock
Superior Court
Durham
Kornegay
William B. Umstead
Carl T. Durham
Guilford County
Ashe
Marvin Earl Kornegay
Blanche Person Robinson
Wake Forest College
Georgia School of Technology
United States Army
100Th Infantry Division
France
Germany
Baccarat
Wake Forest College Law
North Carolina
Democratic Party
Young Democratic Club
YDC
Junior Chamber of Commerce of
Greensboro Bar Association
North Carolina Bar Association
American Bar Association
American Judicature Society
Corinthian Lodge No
Masonic Order
West
Annie Ben Beale
Alamance County
William James Beale
Una Mae Elder Beale
Horace Robinson, Jr
Kathryn Elder
Martha Beale
Soviet Leader Visits Collective Farm Near Kiev
Moscow Radio reports a lunch during a visit by the Soviet leader to a collective farm near Kiev.
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Moscow Radio
Kiev
Four Farmers Nabbed in Maryland Murder Case
State patrolman credited with capturing four Negro farmers tied to robbery slayings of Mrs. Mildred Dupree near Angier and Frank Allred in Marston Scotland County. Leroy Jones charged with murder and armed robbery. others charged as accessories. Suspects were apprehended in a black 1942 Chevrolet after a tip and quick response by Patrolman W T Harbin.
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Laurinburg
N.C
Scotland County
B. P. Lytch
W. T. Harbin
Raeford
Leroy Jones
Lytch
James Alfred Bailey
Charles Thomas
William Gibson
Mildred Dupree
Angier
Frank Allred
Marston
Jones
Highway Patrol
Harbin
Cumberland County
Scotland County-Hoke
Rainy Weather Grips Nation Across Regions
The Associated Press reports widespread rain from the eastern half of the country with 1 to 3 inches in the Southeast. Northern New England sees snow with 2 inches in Caribou Maine. The Northwest and Upper Mississippi Valley experience showers and cold 30s inland, with 2.27 inches at Chattanooga and 1.87 inches at Portland.
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Associated Press
Mississippi River
New England
Caribou
Maine
Mississippi Valley
Washington
California
Montana
Mountains
Chattanooga
Tenn
Portland
Ore
Missouri
Eisenhower Nehru Talks Focus On Peace and Disarmament
The report notes discussions between Nehru and Eisenhower amid tension over Kashmir and Pakistan. It describes assurances of U.S. aid to Pakistan within CENTO and hints Khrushchev seeks a peaceful formula. A joint communique foresees negotiation over force and disarmament as humanity’s safeguard.
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Ries
Kashmir
U. S
Pakistan
India
Nehru
Moscow
Eisenhower
Nikita Khrushchev
Sue
New Delhi
Rajendra Prasad
U.S
Weather Outlook From AP Wirephote
Forecast shows cool conditions along the Great Lakes fringe with continued warmth for the Middle Atlantic region and the Mississippi Valley.
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Great Lakes
Middle Atlantic
Mississippi
De Gaulle May Chill Herter As NATO Tensions Rise
Paris reports US criticism of Charles de Gaulle as Herter arrives for NATO talks. Twining warned that foot-dragging endangers Europe’s defense, blaming France while De Gaulle, in Senegal, pulls forces from NATO command amid debates on burden sharing and alliance cohesion.
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Paris
U.S
Charles de Gaulle
Herter
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
London
Washington
NATO
Soviet Union
Nathan Twining
Joint Chiefs of Staff
United States
Europe
Eisenhower
Macmillan
de Gaulle
Twining
France
Spank
Africa
Senegal
Gaulle
Belgium
Space Seat Deadlock Breaks as Poland Turkey Accord Emerges
United Nations officials report a compromise ending the East West clash over a Security Council vacancy. Poland and Turkey will split a two year term with Poland serving first, followed by Turkey, and an international conference on outer space is planned for 1960 or 1961.
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United Nations, N. Y
U. N. Security Council
Poland
Turkey
U. S
Henry Cabot Lodge
Soviet Union
Victor Andres Belaunde
Peru
General Assembly
U.S
Vasily V. Kuznetsov
United Nations
Outer Space
West
Space cooperation pact okayed by 24 nation committee
The United Nations Assembly approved a plan to create a 24 nation committee to study peaceful space uses. Turkey and Poland contend for a two year Council seat vacated by Japan as private US-Soviet talks fail to bridge gaps. Some expect adjournment with another vote in January.
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Milton Besser
United Nations
N.Y
U.N. General Assembly
Poland
Turkey
Security Council
Japan
United States
Soviet Union
Outer Space
Logger Beats Boy With Rope in California
In Eureka California sheriff says Keith Kramer 39 lashed his eight year old son Michael more than 500 times with a clothesline for a supposed theft of saccharin tablets. The boy sustained criss cross scars and possible broken nose. Kramer jailed on felonious cruel and inhuman punishment charges.
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Eureka
Calif
Sheriff's Office
Michael Kramer
Leo Corvino
Keith Kramer
Kramer
Justice Court
Wendell Cyphers
Kramers
Miranda
Michael
Bank robbery attempt ends after empty bags fool robber
Carl Zimmermann, a St Louis service station owner, tried to deposit weekend receipts but was forced at gunpoint in the bank lot. The bandit demanded cash, fled after seeing two empty money bags, joining a waiting accomplice who drove off.
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ST. Louis
Carl Zimmermann
Zimmerman
Zimmermann
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