Dean Walks Out Of Ko rea Conference In Protest
U S envoy Arthur H Dean quit a Panmunjom meeting after Communists branded the United States as conniving with South Korea over last June prisoner releases. The clash showed North Korean and Chinese efforts to pressure Russia into mediation while the West insists on a US led initiative. The scene underscored stalled talks and hardened the stance of both sides.
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Korea
Panmunjom
South Korea
Dean
Russia
Kremlin
Molotov
Eisenhower
Moscow
Charles E. Bohlen
Angel
United Stats
White House
Dove of Peace
Christmas Cheer Fund Faces Slow Start This Year
The Christmas Cheer Fund, successor to the Empty Stocking Fund, is lagging this season. Community hopes giving will surge this week to reduce the lag and ensure ample distribution to brighten homes with empty stockings.
Road project fuels fierce senatorial campaign
The unfinished four lane Highway 70 near Kerr Scott’s farm becomes a focal point in the U S Senate race as Sandy Graham urges timely completion and scuttles political posturing while both Scott and Lennon face off over funding and route. The debate centers on finishing the road rather than political maneuvering.
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U. S
Sandy Graham
Graham
Kerr Scott
Alton Lennon
Alamance
Scott
Senate
Scrubby Rives Remembered As Energetic Greensboro Jurist
The Greensboro jurist Judge E Earle Rives died Saturday night after a heart attack. Known for zeal and friendship he led in public service from the university to the judiciary and supported transparency in government. His loss is deeply mourned by family friends and the community.
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E. Earle Rives
Judge Rives
Chapel Hill
Freedom of Information
Raleigh
Dr Martha Eliot warns parents shape juvenile delinquency
Columbia Missouri daily Tribune reports Dr Martha Eliot head of the U S Children’s Bureau testifies before a Senate committee on how parental lawbreaking sets a model for youth. She cites parking meter coins, running stop signs and traffic line risks as contributing factors to youth misbehavior. The paper suggests improving parental example could reduce traffic deaths.
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Martha M. Eliot
U. S. Children's Bureau
Senate
Eliot
Warning to All Superficial Limeys from Robert Buark
The speaker roasts English vanity and stereotypes while defending American prowess. He mocks smug British clichés about Americans and laments snooty remarks about American women efficiency and Kansas success. He asserts American industrial grit and pride, promising to school the next offender with facts of US strength.
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New York
Roosevelt
Randolph Churchill
Nancy Astor
G.I
Big race shaping up in North Carolina primary
The Democratic primary will include a United States Senate contest likely between Senator Alton and ex Governor Kerr Scott. Potential third candidates may join. Local races for State Treasurer and Insurance Commissioner loom, with incumbents Gill and Gold facing opposition. Supreme Court seats and many General Assembly seats also appear contested. Secrecy of public business emerges as a key issue in several counties and districts.
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Insurance
Edwin Gill
Charles Gold
Intment
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Wallace Winborne
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United States
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Congress
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Eisenhower
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le Funderburk
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Richmond County
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Highway Commission
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Lenoir
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Wayland Spruill
Bertie
J. W. Copeland
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Copeland
Quotes on safety and duty during war and sport
Igor Gouzenko remarks that choosing safety is tied to family welfare, not foolish courage, framing duty as a public concern. Rick Cesares from Florida University expresses remorse at missing the season but readiness to serve if the Army calls, highlighting personal sacrifice for national obligations.
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Igor Gouzenko
Gators
Army
Rick Cesares
Florida University
Doughnuts and schools highlight public education push
Superintendent Charles Carroll urges better public relations and broader support for North Carolina schools. He argues the system has improved with population growth, calls for local and state planning, and warns against tax resistance while stressing ongoing investment in education.
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Charles F. Carroll
N. C
State Department of Education
Carroll
North Carolina
NLRB Warns Office Party Spirit Not a Fireable Offense
Washington report says the National Labor Relations Board will not reinstate workers fired for festive excesses at year end office parties. Five female employees at an electrical firm were dismissed after a December New Year revel, a ruling upheld by the NLRB general counsel. The piece ends with advice to workers to seek other jobs if invited to such gatherings.
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National Labor Relations Board
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Labor Board
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