Eisenhower Gets Big Greeting From French In Paris Streets
In Winston Salem North Carolina on December 14 a black service station attendant was charged with raping Mrs Al DePorter wife of Wake Forest College basketball captain W R Burke. Detective Charles Moore Jr. 27 signed a statement matching the account given by Mrs DePorter 25. She said Moore took the DePorter family car from a service station to their apartment and forced a return trip to the station. She reported the man threatened her with a knife and attacked her on a deserted dirt road.
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al DePorter
Wake Forrest College
W. R. Burke
Winiston - Salem
Charles Moore Jr
DePorter
Burke
High Point
J. H. Lentz
Moore
College Park
Maryland
Wake Forest
Youngstown
Ohio
High Pointer Held On Charge of Rape
High Point police say a man from the service station where he worked abducted and raped a woman near campus. The suspect, Moore, surrendered after a pursuit and a knife was recovered along the road. He has a long criminal record including a 1955 attempted rape conviction and multiple assaults and thefts. He awaits arraignment and a preliminary hearing.
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High Point
Moore
Protest Filed Over Action By Southern Railway Tariffs
A protest was filed with the Interstate Commerce Commission in High Point over reciprocal switching. The Chamber of Commerce argues such switching boosts competition and service, citing itemized tariff removals from Universal Television Co. and Sylvania Electric, and noting firms like Heritage Furniture and Cardinal Furniture built tracks before losing switching rights. More details on page five-A.
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Beeare Co
Southern Railway
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Se Capone
Sant Bis
Southern
Universal Television Co
Sylvania Electric Products
Universal
Briggs Manufacturing Co
Briggs
Sylvania
Chamber of Commerce
Hpt&c
Heritage Furniture
Ward Street
Casard Furniture
Ee Ponte
Springdale Avenue
Business Recession Foreseen by Chamber Economist
Washington reports a forecast of a recession at least as severe as 1949 and 1954 with unemployment potentially surpassing five million. Dr. Emerson P. Schmidt of the US Chamber of Commerce cites a trade association survey and predicts a possible recovery before 1958 ends though tax relief calls may arrive sooner. Spokesmen from 14 industries show mixed outlooks with slight gains in autos and homebuilding but declines in consumer durables and railroads.
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US Chamber of Commerce
Emerson P. Schmidt
Schmidt
Sones
Wen Sen
Winston - Salem
James I. Waller
Italian crystal ball sees 1958 in turmoil and space
Rome astrologers predict a shaky peace for 1958 with floods, earthquakes, and tensions worldwide. They forecast the United States surpassing the Soviet Union in space efforts, renewed Italia romance, and possible events altering Russia's internal affairs.
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Franz Waldner
Winston Churchill
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Genius
Rossellini
Bergman
Mme. Nobile
Four Children Die In Blaze In Chattanooga Housing
Four children under five perished in a Chattanooga fire in their three room apartment. The blaze started near a coal stove in a living room bedroom and was confined to that room. Parents Mr. and Mrs. David Hackney were away at the time.
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Chattanooga
Tenn
David Hackney
Dewey
Dennis
Jerry Dean
Mattie Denise Hackney
E. B. Burns
Kefauver Proposes Commission for Presidential Succession
Senator Kefauver outlines a plan for a bipartisan commission of Congress and Cabinet to determine when a President is unable to perform duties. He notes current illness history of President Eisenhower and supports a constitutional amendment allowing the VP to act, with the President restoring power if able.
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Washington
Kefauver
D-Tenn
Ta Commission
Senate
Congress
Eisenhower
Sense Of Urgency Felt At Gathering
North Atlantic Allies show split over a major issue and deep worry and confusion at Paris talks. Pressure grows on the United States to revise basic policy toward the alliance and to ease the drive for nuclear missiles bases in Europe.
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North Atlantic
United States
Europe
Far East
Eisenhower
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Middle East
Western Hemisphere
Space flight talk crackdown noted by U S lawmakers
Washington reports House investigators uncovered a crackdown on space flight discussion. A July directive warned against speeches or releases that could be seen as promoting fly to the moon. NATO summit questions frame debates on European security and U S missile deployments.
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Air Force
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