Catholic Break with Vatican Sparks New Yugoslav Rift
In Washington diplomats warn Tito’s abrupt break with the Vatican may harden U S Yugoslav ties and complicate Trieste talks. Msgr Thomas J McCarthy of NCWC brands Yugoslavia as hostile to religion while officials note Rome’s clash could sharpen anti Tito sentiment among 29 million American Catholics.
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Eisenhower MacArthur Meeting Sparks GOP Cheer And Relief
President elect Eisenhower met with Gen. Douglas MacArthur in Washington to discuss Korea at a luncheon. Republican lawmakers welcomed the exchange as a helpful step while diplomatic circles caution against broad new war plans and stress considering Korea within global context.
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North Carolina ABC stores show November sales gain
Raleigh reports November liquor sales across NC ABC stores rose by 147 608 40 over last year totaling 6 089 897 20. Mecklenburg led with 916 134 20 in sales followed by Greensboro 558 038 80 and Winston-Salem 400 532 20.
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Free Enterprise Train to tour 83 cities nationwide
Salisbury reports plan to launch a Free Enterprise Train with 11 cars of industrial and educational exhibits. Carson Brantley said the train modeled on the Freedom Train will depart May 1 from Washington for a tour of 83 major cities carrying 22 industries and themes showing democracy and industry at work. Charlotte notes a federal judge may set Monday hearings on Basil Banghart’s bid for freedom from Alcatraz. Warlick will review Banghart’s long criminal record as a former Capone era associate.
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Lost Cove Children Visit Asheville for Christmas
Eleven children from Lost Cove in Yancey County toured the Biltmore estate a department store and a daily newspaper plant in Asheville. The visit culminated with a Christmas party at the Moose Lodge after a blizzard delayed Santa’s helicopter run.
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Taft Seen Acceptable as Eisenhower Senate Leader
Ike backers say Taft acceptable for Senate majority leader as Bridges steps back from contention. Duff and Welker back harmony, while Taft reportedly assured Eisenhower would welcome his leadership bid despite past battles. Brownell relays word via Durkin controversy.
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70 Buildings Destroyed as UN Planes Hit Near Pyongyang
UN fighter bombers smashed a major Communist troop concentration 20 miles south of Pyongyang. At least 70 buildings were destroyed and 30 damaged in the four wing attack. A MIG-15 was shot down and another damaged in the Manchurian border air battles. U.N. B-29s bombed officer training schools at Yongsan and Youngpung. Ground fighting near the 155 mile front was light with fewer than 100 Communist troops involved.
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Beaty Receives Three Year Term In Tax Case
Charlotte taxi operator E M Beaty is sentenced to three years in prison and fined 15000 after a December jury found him guilty on three counts of attempted tax evasion involving about 230000. Judge Warlick also imposes fines on each count and a suspended term on one count. A civil action to recover about 107000 in unpaid taxes is pending.
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Crime Probe Turns to Brooklyn Waterfront Racket News
New York State Crime Commission widens hearings to Brooklyn waterfront after examining ties between local leaders and Jersey City gangsters. Mayor Kenny testified about meetings with racketeer Anthony Strollo to keep peace on the docks. Strollo refused to answer most questions. Kenny had earlier lied to a grand jury about meeting him.
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Truman Health Commission backs state managed care plan
The Truman Health Commission proposes a nationwide state managed health care system funded by federal, state, and local governments. It favors expanded insurance with federal minimum standards, pilot programs, and Social Security financed health insurance for beneficiaries. No means test required for care.
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NATO agrees to half of requested defense funding in 1953
The alliance voted 239.6 million dollars for air ports and defenses in 1953, just over half of General Ridgway’s proposed 428 million. Mountbatten will lead Mediterranean naval and air coordination in time of war, while Carney heads Southern Command and Sixth Fleet. Ridgway will define duties for the two and convened a Paris briefing as ministers edged toward scaled defense goals and gradual modernisation over the next years.
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Eisenhower Focuses On Korea After MacArthur Talks
President elect Eisenhower pressed ahead on Korea policy after a lunch meeting with General MacArthur and top advisers. He and Dulles discussed peace prospects and the world situation, with further briefings planned and a series of talks with Republican lawmakers scheduled.
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Weather forecast notes low 45 tonight and high 60 tomorrow
Forecasters report a low of 45 degrees tonight with a high of 60 degrees tomorrow. Today’s high reached 65 while last night’s low is unavailable. Sunset is listed at 104 p m with sunrise tomorrow at Tid amm.
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