UN Admits 16 Nations Ending Five Year Freeze
The General Assembly approved 16 new members expanding the UN to 76. Noncommunist states Ireland Portugal Italy Austria Finland Spain Libya Jordan Ceylon Nepal Cambodia Laos join alongside Soviet bloc Albania Bulgaria Hungary Romania and the two self rule states Japan and Outer Mongolia were excluded by vetoes.
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United Nations
N. Y
General Assembly
U.N
Assembly
Security Council
U. S
Japan
Magolia
China
Outer Mongolia
U. N
Albania
Bulgaria
Hungary
Romania
Ireland
Portugal
Italy
Austria
Finland
Spain
Libya
Jordan
Ceylon
Nepal
Cambodia
Laos
Jose Maza
Chile
Henry Cabot Lodge Jr
United States
Paul Martin
Canada
Russia
Arkady A. Sobolev
Soviet Union
Mongolan Peoples Republic
Sobolev
Calas
Cotton Formula Presented
Dr M K Horne Jr of the National Cotton Council outlines a three part formula price research and promotion to expand markets for American cotton. He warns domestic and foreign marketing slumps threaten progress and urges growth to 14 15 16 17 million bales with lower farmer costs and higher per acre income through fertilizer and better practices.
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Memphis
Tenn
M. K. Horne Jr
National Cotton Council
Horne
Russell Coleman
National Plant Food Institute
America
Two Soviets Arrive In Afghanistan
Soviet Premier Nikolai Bulganin and Communist Party boss Nikita Khrushchev arrived in Kabul for a brief visit, greeted by a sparse crowd and guarded by honor troops. The government postponed student promotions to keep pupils in the city, and officials hoped for a later turnout during the 3 to 5 day stay.
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Kabul
Afghanistan
Prigenia
Communist Party
Nikita Khrushchev
Mohammed Daud
Kremlin
India
Burma
Bulganin
Khrushchev
Guard of Honor
Daud
Dulles Says East West Cold War Reignites At NATO Meet
Secretary of State Dulles told the NATO Council of Ministers that the East West cold war is on again after a year of Soviet zig zags. He cited new Soviet fronts in the Middle East and South Asia and urged continued Allied vigilance and unity at the Paris gathering with Wilson Humhrey and other ministers.
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Dulles
Paris
U. S
NATO Council of Ministers
Soviet Union
Middle East
South Asia
Geneva
NATO
U. S. Defense
Wilson
Treasury
Humphrey
Palais du Chaillot
NATO Council
Govee
Russia
Kefauver Adlai May Collide In California Primary
California Democratic primary likely to pit Adlai Stevenson against Estes Kefauver in a head to head contest for the party nomination. Stevenson lists California among other states. Kefauver plans to enter California primary if he runs. Governor Lausche may run as favorite son. Republican Knowland eyed as potential candidate with Eisenhower decision pending. Page Six-A.
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California
Adlai Stevenson
Sen. Estes Kefauver
Stevenson
Kefauver
Tennessee
Florida
Pennsylvania
Illinois
Fornia
Midwest
Frank Lausche
Ohio
Friends
Sen
Knowland
Washington
Senate
Eisenhower
Harold E. Stassen
Republican Club
New York City
Gettysburg
White House
James C. Hagerty
Eleven Men Rescued After Monster Sinks Off Bahamas
A 104 foot motor vessel Monster sank 75 miles northeast of Miami after a storm. Eleven crew members were rescued by tanker Robert C. Tuttle and Coast Guard craft within hours, including Captain William C. Alvers. Readiness and morale kept the crew afloat as they awaited rescue.
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Miami
Fla
Atlantic
St Guard
William C. Alvers
Alvers
Monster
Thompson Construction Co
St. Petersburg
Fila
Grea Isaac Light
Bahamas
Coast Guard
Robert C. Tuttle
Philadelphia
Port Arthur
Tex
Miami Beach
J. F. Thompson
Donald Henderson
Reed
Thomsoon
Stan Sigur
Detroit
Mich
Milton Neely
Wilmington
Del
Wilbur Jones
Wey West
Pia
Donald Papearean
Assay
R. A. Hayes
Robert E. Carr
Ye Fener
Ae V. Bodden
Joseph L. Brownlee
Albert F. Miller
U. 8
Youthful Killer Is Captured
In Vandergrift Pennsylvania a love sick youth who killed three people and wounded a policeman was wounded and captured by State Police after the second shooting. The trio of victims included Warren Smail and his wife Irene plus 11 year old John Fallone who was wounded and later captured. Gladys Smail, 15, survived after a nearby farm home tragedy. Police traced the suspect to a hillside stand and took him into custody as he tried to flee.
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Vandergrift
Gus Zanos
Apollo
John Fallone
Fallone
Pittsburgh
Zanes
Gladys Smail
H. Warren Smail
Irene Smail
William A. Smail
Warren
Gladys
Justice of the Peace
Homer King
Smails
King
Smail
Governor Hodges reports 560000 in stock commitments
Gov. Hodges announced that the North Carolina Business Development Corp. has firm commitments for 560000 in stock and is nearing a one million dollar goal. He cited 186000 sold in Charlotte including 100000 to Duke Power Co and noted Charlotte aims to raise over 250000 more.
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Raleigh
Hodges
North Carolina Business Development Corp
Charlotte
Duke Power Co
Business Development Corporation
North Carolina
Development Corporation
Patriots of North Carolina Inc
W. E. Horner
Sanford
Woman's College, Greensboro
Consolidated University of North Carolina
Southeastern
48 Names Linked to Communists in Chicago Hearing
The House Un American Activities Committee concludes a Chicago session by naming 48 individuals not previously identified as Communists or former party members. Many named were longtime lawyers on the Washington National Labor Relations Board staff or private practitioners.
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Chicago
House UN- American Activities Committee
Communist Party
Washington
National Labor Relation Board
New York
Ellis Olim
Olim
Herbert Fuchs
American University
Washington, D.C
Mortimer Reimer
Cleveland
Riemer
National Lawyers Guild
Un-American Activities Committee
Futch
National Labor Relations Board
War Labor Board
Fuchs
Aid For Schools Foreseen By House Leaders
Speaker Rayburn said the House will push for early action on federal school aid legislation when Congress reconvenes in January. He anticipated passing a form of construction aid for states, but southern opposition over an antisegregation provision could delay the bill.
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Washington
Rayburn
D-Tex
House
Congress
House Education Committee
Earlie
White House
Rules Committee
Rep
Smith
D-Va
Rules Group
Barden
D-Nc
Education Attee
Powell
D-Ny
Southern Railway to protest ICC recommendation
President Harry A. DeButts said the Southern Railway plans to protest an ICC examiner's denial of authority to lease and operate the Marine Corps railroad between Camp Lejeune and Cherry Point, NC. The examiner favored Southern control of the Atlantic & East Carolina Railway, but barred Southern from taking over the 36 mile Haven to Jacksonville line, a Camp Lejeune switching facility. DeButts noted Southern's prior stance that it would not accept the ASEC without the Marine Corps line lease, arguing the examiner misread the defense and regional interests and opposed by Atlantic Coast Line Railway.
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Washington
Harry A. DeButts
Southern Railway
Interstate Commerce Commission
H. J. Blond
Southern
Marine Corps
Camp Lejeune
Cherry Point
N. C
ICC
Atlantic & East Carolina Railway
Goldshore
Morehead City
N.C
Marine
Haven
Jacksonville
Camp le Une
Goldsboro
ASEC
Marine Corps Railroad
Atlantic Coast Line Railroad
Defense Department
State of
North Carolina
Beagle d Ct
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Weis
C&o
Luther Hodges
William P. Saunders
D Kirk
Saunders
North Carolina Department of Conservation and Development
Kirk
WPTF
Ben Douglas
C&d
UN Assembly
Adlai
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