Secrecy of GOP Criticized in White House Talks
Democratic senators criticized the secrecy of White House conference outcomes on the Eisenhower program and urged clearer bounds for the talks. They questioned invitations and predicted divisions within the GOP on foreign policy and budget issues as the administration plans proposals ahead of January 7 State of the Union.
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State of the Union
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Theisenhower
Sen. Monroney
D-Okla
Fifteen Die Violently In State This Weekend
The Associated Press reports at least 15 people died in North Carolina over the weekend in separate incidents. Victims include seven teenagers from Ellerbe and nearby towns, with deaths from a truck crash, motorcycle accidents, a home bomb incident, a fire, asphyxiation, and an automobile crash involving individuals from Asheville, Concord, Raleigh, Salisbury, Whiteville, Burlington, Fairmont, Chapel Hill and other locales.
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North Carolina
Ellerbe
Kenneth Priddy
Billy Pruitt
Bobby Pruitt
Rodney Cook
Rodney
Pvt
Roland Cook
Ft. Jackson
S. C
Robbinsville
Claude Jones
Frank Newton Travis Jr
Asheville
Raleigh
Edwin Norris Bieeo
Ames
Egro
Concord
Mozelle Bobbitt
Henderson
Pride W. Jones Jr
Salisbury
Russell Taylor Oldham
Columbus County
Whiteville
Coy Elmer Wagner
Burnaeeds
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Burlington
U.S. 70
James Pawar Bullock
Fairmont
Rt. 2
Ned
Addell Minor Ce Negro
Chapel Hill
Pittsboro
Negro Admits Double Killing Sought For Carney Trial
Raymond Carney, reputed escapee and suspect in two December killings near Florence, allegedly confessed to slayings of 15 year old Betty Cain and Henry Allen. He described robbing the couple, shooting Allen, beheading Cain, and later attempting escape as officials moved to hold an early murder trial.
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Raymond Carney
Lane
Carney
North Carolina
Florence
John
Murr Carney
Johnsonville
Betty Clair Cain
Pamee
Henry Alen
Latta
James Fare
Hanna
Allen
Miss Cain
Allenanna
Roy Williams
State Law Enforcement Division
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Nation under cloud cover as winter begins
A broad region experiences cloud cover with rain and snow as winter starts. Temperatures run mild in places but a chill is expected after the solstice. Williston North Dakota records a low of 8 degrees as Canada’s air mass moves southward toward the plains and Great Lakes.
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Mississippi Valley
Great Lakes
New Iungland
Vplains
Rocky Mountains
Pacific Northwest
Textbook Commission To Be Sworn In Raleigh
In Raleigh the State Textbook Commission will be sworn in today. Gov. Umstead and Dr. Charles F. Carroll announced appointees for both the high school and elementary commissions. High school members include I. E. Ready, Mary P. Brantley, Bertha Cooper, Phebe Emmons, B. Martin, and O. L. Norment. Elementary members include Carrie Abbott, Mary Greenlee, Marie Haigwood, Cornelia McLauchlin, Luther Medlin, and Helen D. Wolff.
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Raleigh
State Textbook Commission
Umstead
Charles F. Carroll
State Superintendent of Public Instruction
High School Commission
I. E. Ready
Roanoke Rapids
Mary P. Brantley
Bertha Cooper
Elizabeth City
Phebe Emmons
Washington
Co. B. Martin
Robersonville
O. L. Norment
Asheville
Carrie Abbott
Bryson City
Mary Greenlee
Mooresville
Marie Haigwood
Shelby
Cornelia McLauchlin
Lillington
Luther Medlin
Greensboro
Helen D. Wolff
U N Seeks Last Minute Appeal for 22 G1 Prisoners
The United Nations Command prepared a broadcast appeal to 22 American war prisoners held by the Communists as Allied hopes waned that any would return home. General Hull said momentum shifted toward no returns, while the Chinese and North Korean captives showed improved cooperation in interviews at Compound B3.
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Panmunjom
U. N
Far East
Neutral Nations
Red
Military Armistice Commission
U.N. Command
John B. Hull
U.S. Far East
Seoul
Open Bid Possible Lewis May Seek To Head Longshoremen
United Mine Workers President John L. Lewis may bid to head the New York waterfront labor group amid talk of a visit by Capt. William Bradley, leader of the ILA. The looming NLRB ballot pits the ILA against a new AFL-backed union, with crime probes and allegations against the ILA shaping the stakes.
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Washington
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John L. Lewis
New York
William Bradley
International Longshoremen’s Assn
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Bradley
National Labor Relations Board
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A. D
Denny) Lewis
Denny Lewis
UMW
New York City
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CIO
Last Five of 13 Michigan Fugitives Believed Holed Up
The final five of thirteen southern Michigan prison fugitives were thought to be hiding in Detroit as a large manhunt continued. Among them are two Detroit murderers Edward Emrick and Roman Usiondek, kidnapper David Bousha, armed robber Virgil, and break‑and‑enterer Robert Dowling.
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Detroit
Jackson
Edward J.emrick
Roman Usiondek
David B. Bousha
Crawford County
Virgil
Robert Dowling
Trost
Harold Rosa
Saginaw
Milner
Lindell Miller
Jackson City
Laniel Loses Votes as Ninth Ballot Fails to Elect French President
Versailles report shows Premier Joseph Laniel with 413 votes, down 17 from the prior ballot, as Marcel- Edmond Naegelen trails with 365 and Pierre Montel gains 103. Deputies struggle to bridge left right divides amid ongoing parliamentary deadlock and looming Berlin talks.
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France
Joseph Laniel
Marcel- Edmond Naegelen
Pierre Montel
Montel,s
Laniel
Lyon
People's Assembly
National Assembly
Lanier
Berlin
Naegelen
Jordan Opposed to Talks on Armistice Revision
Amman premier Fawzi el Mulki said Jordan rejects direct Israel talks to modify or suspend the current armistice. He noted seven Arab states share the stance and a formal UN reply will follow after the Arab League committee drafts a unanimous note.
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Jordan
Fawzi el Mulki
Israel
United Nations
Arab League
Kibya
Security Council
Libya
el Malki
U. N
Soviet Awards Howard Fast Stalin Peace Prize in 1953
Moscow reports the Stalin Peace Prize of 25 000 dollars goes to American novelist Howard Fast on the 74th Stalin birthday anniversary. Pravda lauds his defense of human rights and world progressive ideals while noting his prior contempt of Congress conviction and anti fascist ties.
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Paul Robeson
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Harlem
Communist Party
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Joseph Stalin
America
Fast
Tom Paine
New York City
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Refugee Committee
FBI
House Un-American Activities Committee
Yule Fund Passes $3500 In Christmas Cheer Drive
High Point residents boosted the Yule Fund to more than 3500 as new gifts totaling hundreds were added. The campaign, now with three days left, will continue to accept contributions and list donors via the local press and radio, aiding in distributing checks to listed needy families.
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High Point
Reid Marsh
A. & Woodard
E. J. Oglesby
Robert Hubbard
W. D. Simmons Jr
Joan Crowder
Wee
Ww. F. Freeman Wee
Lester Adams
A. L Canter
Ce Elliott
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Alice B. Detweiler
Post Office
Richard Chappell
Lynn
Jim Gayle
Roland T. Holton
TOR
Sue
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