Kefauver Joins 1956 Democratic White House Race
Sen. Kefauver enters the 1956 presidential fight as Adlai Stevenson welcomes his bid. Kefauver plans campaigns in key states while eyeing the New Hampshire and Florida primaries and weighing entry in Ohio. Stevenson urges unity as Democrats test their field.
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Kefauver
Eratic
Adlai E. Stevenson
Stevenson
Chicago
Tennessee
Eilsen
Minnesota
Illinois
Pennsylvania
Florida
California
Miami
Frank Katzentine
Francis A. Costillo
New Hampshire
Ohio
Frank J. Lausche
Baltimore
Maryland
Thomas D'Alesandro
Hutchins declines to comment on Wake Forest probe
Andrew J. Hutchins of Canton said the Wake Forest committee will not confirm or deny whether Dr. Harold Tribble declined to appear before the panel. The nine member group is interviewing Bowman Gray School of Medicine staff as it nears its completion and will present findings to the trustees next Thursday.
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Winston-Salem
Andrew J. Hutchins
Canton
Wake Forest College
Harold Tribble
Wake Forest
Bowman Gray School of Medicine
Commit
Hutchins
Tribble
Lottery plan stalls UN Security Council seat vote
United Nations Assembly stalls over a proposed lottery to break the deadlock for the Security Council seat. Yugoslavia and the Philippines remained the two contenders as delegates eyed a mid 1956 adjournment after a 34 vote for Yugoslavia and 19 for the Philippines.
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United Nations
N. Y
U. N. General Assembly
Security Council
Yugoslavia
Philippines
Assembly
Sae Maza
Chile
Third Ae
Ines
Duce
Maza
United States
Britain
Russia
France
Carlos P
Romulo
Nes
Oo Mates
Eisenhower
Henry Cabot Ledge Jr
U. S
Vasily V. Kuznetsov
Sir Pierson Dixon
Mates
Quakes Hit Imperial Valley Brawlley Shakes Shops
Earthquakes struck Imperial Valley causing window damage and scattered destruction in Brawley. No injuries or fires reported as authorities moved crowds to safety and set up a security zone downtown while El Centro and nearby police assisted. The tremors began 7 43 p.m. with the heaviest at 10 15 p.m. and as many as 18 shocks reported.
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EL Centro
Calif
Imperial Valley
Brawley
Cme Pony Police
Stanley
British Troops Capture Six Cypriot Suspects After Raid
British forces arrested six Greek Cypriots following a night raid on Yialousa police station in which a British officer was killed. The suspects fled in a car carrying revolvers and rifles. One suspect is the son of a prominent Famagusta citizen.
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Nicosia
Cyprus
Yialousa
Famagusta
Haralambos Mouskos
Makarios
Brian Coombe
Unite With Greece
Eee
Oome ‘ Price
Eoka
Eisenhower undergoes intensive heart examination in Gettysburg
President Eisenhower, recovering from a Sept. 24 Denver heart attack, is examined by Dr. Paul Dudley White in Gettysburg. The consult, his first in five weeks, may influence plans for a possible second term and is watched by Dr. Howard Snyder and Col. Thomas Mattingly. White will report findings at a midafternoon press conference.
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Associated Press
Sen
Kefauver
Tennessee
Eisenhower
Gettysburg
White House
Paul Dudley White
Boston
White
Eisenhower Farm
Denver
Howard M. Snyder
Walter Reed Hospital
Col
Thomas W. Mattingly
Snyder
Baltimore
National Advisory Heart Council
Israel's Ouster Sought Over Syria Raid at UN
Arab members urged expulsion of Israel from the United Nations after a bloody raid on Syrian posts near the Sea of Galilee. Syria demanded sanctions and the council planned to wait for Maj. Gen. Burns report before action.
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United Nations
N. Y
Israel
World Organization
Syria
Ahmed Shukairy
Security Council
Israe
Council
Apa
Sea of Galilee
Palestine
E. L. M. Burns
Shuquair
Shukairy
The
U. N
Abba Eban
Bonmad F
Egypt
Canadian Boy Wins Coloring Contest
In Cleveland the 1955 Little People's Christmas Coloring Contest national finals winner is Andy, a Montreal entrant chosen from 278 entries. He will fly to New York for the broadcast appearance and enjoy a Chevrolet for sightseeing, with runners up Pat Potratz of Erie and Roberto Aguirre of Nuevo Laredo receiving prizes.
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Cleveland
NBA
Andy
Montreal Alouettes
Canada
Montreal
Montreal Herald
Ohio
NEA Service, Inc
Andy's
Trans-Canada Air Lines
New York
Perry Ht
Sandy
Thomas F.y
The
Statler
Pat Potratz
Erie
Secrees
Encyclopaedia Tannica Junior
Mexico
Thousands Of Students Begin Holidays This Christmas
In Raleigh area universities thousands of students head home for Christmas holidays. State Highway Patrol Commander James R. Smith urges safe driving as patrols deploy with speed detection to reduce holiday fatalities, noting 64 deaths this month and 100 in December 1954.
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Raleigh
State Highway Patrol
James R. Smith
University of North Carolina At
Col. Smith
Nuclear Pool Gets Support
U S Secretary of State Dulles pledged American backing for a European nuclear energy pool. He said Congress would likely authorize sharing fissionable material and know-how with a pool but not exports to individual nations. Dulles outlined alongside West German and European leaders, including Von Brentano Monnet and Spaak, to advance the plan.
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Paris
U. S
Dulles
Piers Moy Reso
Heinrich von Brentano
von Brentano
Washington
Congress
Jean Monnet
Paul-Henri Spaak
France
West Germany
Italy
Belgium
Netherlands
Luxembourg
Japs Halt Cotton Goods Exports to Canada Amid U S Dumping Probes
Tokyo bans new sales to Canada over suspicions shipments flow to the United States after a 12 fold surge in recent 20 days. Existing orders remain. cotton cloth shipments to the U S continue under long term contracts. The move aims to curb alleged dumping and will be refined with news and quality controls.
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Tokyo
Japan
Canada
United States
Nihon Keizai
Ministry of International Trade
Administration readies record foreign aid request
Top officials draft a five billion dollar request for next year, about two point two billion more than current funding. Military aid would reach about three billion, economic aid near nineteen hundred million, reflecting renewed pressure from Russia and ongoing long term projects. Some lawmakers doubt the size, warning against hurting the budget and tax cuts.
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Washington
Congress
Imformmants
Russia
Dulles
John B. Hollister
White House
Eisenhower
United States
State Department probes Chinese treatment of Americans
Washington reports a white paper will detail cruel and inhuman treatment of Americans held in China. Ambassador Johnson has protested to Red China envoy Wang Ping nan at Geneva over such treatment and the failure to permit departures under the Sept. 10 agreement. Fourteen Americans remain in Chinese custody or in prison with limited prospects to return home. officials say most have not requested to go back.
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Washington
State Department
Communist
China
U. S
U. Alexis Johnson
Wang Ping-nan
Geneva
Johnson
Wang
United States
Ich
Red China
Peiping
Con O'Neil
What Christmas Means To Me by High Point Leaders
The Sunday Enterprise features six outstanding High Point leaders tomorrow writing on What Christmas Means To Me as part of a national campaign to put Christ back in Christmas. The issue also presents The Holiday in Pictures a 56 page spread with Christmas scenes from toddlers with Santa to giving to needy families. Reverend Cecil Haworth handles The Sunday Sermon and a local Thomasville woman’s heartwarming Santa story adds to the holiday coverage.
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Chamber of Commerce
Christ
Sunday Enterprise
W. A. Bivins
Cecil Haworth
High Point Friends Monthly Meeting
Thomasville
The
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