Eden Returns To Deal With Cabinet Shakeup
Prime Minister Eden returns to government duties after illness to oversee a reported cabinet shakeup. Richard A. Butler would move from chancellor to deputy prime minister as Harold Macmillan becomes chancellor and Selwyn Lloyd shifts to defense secretary. Other changes involve Sir Walter Monckton and Ian MacLeod amid criticism of leadership, policy in the Middle East, and inflation.
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London
Eden
Richard A. Butler
Harold Macmillan
Selwyn Lloyd
Walter Monckton
Ian MacLeod
Macmillan
Butler
Britain
Middle East
Seeks Separate Maintenance in California Suit
Mrs Ulrich B Busch 51 filed for separate maintenance against her husband a St. Louis brewing family member. She says he left Brentwood last May claiming he would be unreachable by a $10000 postage stamp. The complaint cites extreme cruelty and an affidavit notes he traveled to New York and Cuba with an unidentified woman.
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Santa Monica
Calif.p
Ulrich B. Busch
St. Louis
Brentwood
Busch
New York
Cuba
Misleading perfume ad wording in local sale notice
Advertised perfume by Sarovel valued at 18.50 was presented with many items. The notice may have mis represented the offer by omitting key terms.
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Sarovel
Charlotte Seeks Union Offices for AFL CIO HQ
Charlotte bids to host the Carolinas regional headquarters of the merged AFL CIO. Carey E Haigler of Atlanta, newly named regional director, will decide within two weeks after attending a TWUA reception for former BT and CIO locals. Boyd E Payton says Charlotte aims to persuade Haigler the city fits as regional HQ.
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Carey E. Haigler
Atlanta
Carolinas
Afl-Cio
Haigler
Textile Workers Union of America
TWUA
B and Cio
Caronas
Boyd E. Payton
Charlotte
Southern
Aircrafts lead stock gains amid mixed market shifts
New York stocks rose in early afternoon trading with aircraft shares advancing about two points while steels and rails lost momentum. Major firms like Chrysler and General Motors dipped on reports of reduced production, and Kaiser Aluminum fell 1 to 2 points. Trading remained brisk with about 2.31 million shares changing hands and about 1 p.m. quotes from Bache & Company listing numerous names with mixed moves.
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New York
Motors
Chrysler
General Motors
Kaiser Aluminum
A. M. Byers
General Tire
Byers
Sunray Oil
Hilton Hotels
Merck
Associated Press
Bache & Company
Allied Chemical & Dye
American Tobacco Co
the Borden Co
Bethlehem Steel
Burlington Mills Corp
Chrysler Corp
New York Central RR
Cone Mills Corp
Carolina Light & Power Bry
Douglas Aircraft
DuPont de Nemours
Dow Chemical
Consolidated Edison
Eastman Kodak
Greyhound Corp
General Dynamics
General Electric
Gulf Oil Bs
Goodyear Tire & Rubber
International Harvester
International Tel, & Tel
Standard Oil Co
Jones Laughlin Steel
Johns Manville
Loew's Inc
Phillips Petroleum
Pennsylvania Railway
Pepsi-Cola
Proctor & Gamble
Reynolds ‘Tobacco
Republic Steel
Arsek
J. P. Stevens Co
American Tel. & Tel
the Texas Co
Union Car
Violence in Cyprus injures fifteen including Americans
In Nicosia and Famagusta a wave of bombings and shootings wounds fifteen people, among them three Americans Mr and Mrs Robert Murphy of Brooklyn and Gail Wheeler of Sioux Falls. Mrs Wheeler escapes injury while three Britons and two army officers are affected amid anti British push for union with Greece.
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Nicosia
Cyprus
Robert Murphy
Brooklyn
N.Y
Gail Wheeler
Sioux Falls
S.D
Wheeler
Murphys
U.S
Aero
Famagusta
Greece
Raymond Hair May Be Paroled
Raymond Hair a former Wake Forest College student serving 15 to 20 years for second degree murder may be released on parole before Christmas. A State Parole Board official said papers are being processed for consideration and he is expected to be released. Hair born Fayetteville was convicted in Wake Superior Court in April 1950 for the shooting of Roy Coble Oakboro on the Wake Forest campus during the holiday season. He now works in the Central Prison hospital.
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Raleigh
Raymond Hair
Wake Forest College
State Paroles Board
Fayetteville
Hair
Wake Superior Court
Roy Coble
Oakboro
Wake Forest
Central Prison Hospital
Independent Unions Weigh Merge Plan in St Louis
In St Louis about 50 representatives from independent unions met to discuss uniting roughly six million members outside BEAPLC. The NIUC and Confederated Unions of America organized a three day session ahead of a merger in Washington on February 6. Roger M Rettig, NIUC national chairman, pegged autonomous union membership at six million.
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ST. Louis
Beaplc
National Independent Union Council
Confederated Unions of America
Washington
Roger M. Rettig
NIUC
Shortsighted Farm Policy Is Charged
Rep. Whitten assails U S policy of expanding foreign agricultural production arguing it creates world surpluses and strengthens trade with Russia He notes Russia’s weakness in long term needs and U S exports to Mexico and India have boosted cotton output while U S acreage shrinks He calls for offering surplus commodities on the world market at competitive prices.
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Washington
Rep
Whitten
D-Miss
United States
Russia
U.S
Mexico
India
House Agriculture Appropriations Subcommittee
Jong
Highland Park Baptist asks pastor to reconsider resignation
In Chattanooga Highland Park Baptist Church adopts a resolution urging Dr. Lee Roberson to revisit his resignation. The body also demands 15 deacons sign a pledge or resign within 10 days to support missions, live a separated life, attend services, and remain loyal to church leadership. Roberson has led the church for 13 years.
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Chattanooga
Tenn
Highland Park
South
Roberson
Br Poe
Abbott and Costello Promoted at Fort MacArthur
Comedy duo Bud Abbott and Lou Costello are promoted at Fort MacArthur from honorary buck privates to honorary master sergeants marking the fort’s anniversary. They first received honorary buck private ratings 15 years ago during induction of the first draftees at the fort. The promotion ceremony takes place on the same site where the Army’s Nike rocket will be on display.
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San Pedro
Calif
Bud Abbott
Lou Costello
Ft. MacArthur
Fort
Army
Armas Party Triumphs In Guatemala Congress Race
The National Democratic Movement led by Carlos Castillo Armas proclaims victory in Guatemala's congressional election for 66 seats. Most MDN candidates faced little opposition as the anti Communist government coalition maintained control following the 1954 coup.
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Guatemala
National Democratic Movement
MDN
Carlos Castillo Armas
Congress
Jacobo Arbenz Guzman
Comm
March Timing and Local Views Highlighted
Wrong Hall suggests a March timeframe. Feedback notes are brief and hinge on a 1 percent figure and a general trend toward higher outcomes. Maryland is mentioned as a reference point and overall sentiment favors more.
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Maryland
Tobacco Growers Meet Today to Set Acreage Cut
A 15 member committee of flue cured tobacco growers from five states gathers in Raleigh to decide the needed acreage reduction for next year. The panel will cover 540,000 growers across Florida Georgia the Carolinas and Virginia and report its recommendation to Secretary Benson who has proclaimed a 12 percent cut. Some growers seek a larger cut due to this year’s bumper crop with a 20 to 25 percent cut deemed necessary to align supply with demand. Any cut beyond 12 percent requires congressional action and a growers referendum.
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Raleigh
Florida
Georgia
Carolinas
Virginia
Benson
Carl T. Hicks
Walstonburg
Warm moist air covers Carolinas with fog and low temps
The Atlantic air mass brings warm morning temperatures and dense fog across the Carolinas. Minimum readings include Charleston 52, Charlotte 37, Columbia 42, Greensboro 28, Greenville 31, Raleigh 28, Wilmington 39, with subfreezing conditions expected tonight in many areas and forecast cooling in all regions.
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Associated Press
Atlantic
Carolinas
Charleston
Charlotte
Columbia
Greensboro
Greenville
S.C
Raleigh
Wilmington
South Carolina
North Carolina
Mountains
Piedmont
Coastal
Creomulsion Advertising Claim for Cough and Colds
An advertisement urges rapid use of Creomulsion to treat coughs and chest colds and warns of chronic bronchitis if ignored. It claims Creomulsion soothes irritated membranes, loosens phlegm, relaxes tension, and aids the body’s fight, noting it contains no narcotics and offers a children’s version in pink and blue packaging.
Violent Death Toll High Across North Carolina Over Weekend
North Carolina reported at least 17 violent deaths over the weekend. Fatalities occurred in highway crashes, shootings, and a train collision. Names include Alex Bridges and William Graham of Laurinburg, Dale Monson of Ft. Bragg, and others across Robeson, Henderson, Johnston, and nearby counties.
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Associated Press
North Carolina
Alex Bridges
Laurinburg
William Graham
Atlantic Coast Line
Dunn
Dale Monson
Ft. Bragg
Ernest Clyde McLeod
Peekskill
N.Y
Kannapolis
Arthur Lee Fox
Taylorsville
North Wilkesboro
Lillian H. King
Hickory
Hildebran
James Earl Gore
Tabor City
Tabority
Grant Burns
Deep Branch
Lumberton
Mebane
Garland Owens
Eddie Lee
Owens
Lee
Naomi McLaugh
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Jack S. Davis
Geneat
N. Main ST
Sheffield Silver Company
U.S.A
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Armas Party
Monark
Monark Shade Co
Yue F
Ilin
James Smith
Sylvester Chavis
Rt. 2
Rowland
Robeson County
Annette Moore
Rt. 3
Zebulon
Johnston County
Lavern Faircloth
St. Pauls
Gates County
Levin Warm
Hobbsville
Waverly
Edward Cross
Henderson
Howard Anderson
Willie Herbert Mitchell
Rt. 4
Ahoskie
U.S. 13
Hospital Care Association
Man Eee
Wright
High Point, N,. C
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