Battle Lines Formed Over Pay Increases In North Carolina
Legislative battle lines formed over proposed pay raises for teachers and state employees as the General Assembly prepared hearings on what would be the largest state budget in history. Three House members introduced a bill for a 20 percent boost, while others criticized Governor Hodges and the Advisory Budget Commission as too tight on salaries.
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Raleigh
North Carolina
General Assembly
Gov. Hodges
Advisory Budget Commission
Civil Rights Hearings Extended For 12 More Days
Washington. Southern lawmakers won another 12 day extension for hearings on the civil rights bill before the House Judiciary subcommittee chaired by Celler. Testimony Feb 25 26 from Virginia and Texas officials delayed by illness and legislative sessions. Attorney General McCanless of Tennessee warned enacted measures now would heighten race tension. He criticized a proposed civil rights commission and broad attorney general injunction powers as potentially sweeping a whole community.
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Washington
House
Celler
D-N.y
General
Virginia
Price Daniel
Texas
Eisenhower
George F. McCanless
Tennessee
South
Civil Rights Commission
L Eisenhower
U.S Attorney General
Uffelman Claims Spy Frameup After Moscow Arrival
U.S. Marine from Fort Wayne says his arrest in Leningrad on January 25 was a propaganda spy scare. He and Navy Lt. William S Lewis were photographed and detained after a street clash with Russians. The pair deny any military targets were photographed and accuse authorities of seizing the camera.
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Moscow
Uffelman
Fort Wayne
Ind
Russia
Navy
William S. ‘Lewis
Guthrie
Okla
United States
Lewis
Sng
West Germany
Leningrad
U.S
17 year old Craver gets suspended sentence for embezzlement
Dixie Ann Craver a 17 year old former salesgirl at a Charlotte department store pleaded guilty to embezzlement and conspiracy. Judge J Frank Huskins imposed a one to two year term on embezzlement suspended for five years with costs after detective testimony she directed accomplices to steal about 2000 dollars in merchandise.
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Charlotte
Dixie Ann Craver
Landers
Dick Ruth
Ruth
J. Frank Huskins
Huskins
Haskins
Miss Craver
Recorder’s Court
Israel Seeks Clarification of U S Gulf and Gaza Proposals
Jerusalem reports the Foreign Ministry asked for clarification of U S proposals on Gulf of Aqaba navigation freedom and Gaza Strip security safeguards. The plan allegedly links U S support for access to the Gulf with Israel withdrawing from gun positions at its mouth and U N police or observer forces in Gaza.
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Jerusalem
Israel
U.S
Gulf of Aqaba
Gaza Strip
Foreign Ministry
Bee
Eban
United States
Fee Devinstion
Aqaba
Egypt
U.N
East Coast dock strike halts port cargo operations
Forty five thousand East Coast longshoremen walked out, shutting major ports from Portland to New York. Contract talks with employers stalled last minute, turning optimism to gloom as leaders warned a quick settlement was unlikely.
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New York
Portland
Maine
Aerimian Casade UN
Vention
Ares
International Longshorene Ee On
Ind
Ike Enjoys Outdoor Relaxation in Thomasville
President Eisenhower and Treasury Secretary Humphrey enjoyed outdoor recreation in Georgia. Both hunted seven quail in about six hours and Eisenhower played 18 holes of golf at Glen Arven Country Club. White House physician Dr. Howard M. Snyder said Eisenhower had a slightly rough throat from a January cold.
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Thomasville
Eisenhower
Treasury
Humphrey
Glen Arven
Hagerty
White House
Howard M. Snyder
Nations Invited to Historic International Naval Review
Washington invites 27 countries excluding Russia to send warships for the first international naval review hosted in the United States since 1907. The event June 12 at Hampton Roads Va marks Jamestown 350th anniversary with about 80 vessels including aircraft carriers and missile cruisers from the U S Navy. Countries named include Cuba Dominican Republic Ecuador France West Germany Britain Greece Haiti Ireland Italy Mexico Netherlands Norway Peru Portugal Spain Sweden Uruguay and Venezuela.
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Washington
United States
Russia
Hampton Roads
U. S. Navy
America
Jamestown
Pentagon
State Department
Navy
Virfolk
Portsmouth
Virginia Beach
Poteaia
Cuba
Ecuador
France
Germany
Britain
Greece
Haiti
Ireland
Italy
Mexico
Netherlands
Norway
Peru
Portugal
Spain
Uruguay
Venez- I
Hungarian Revolt May Be Renewed
Senate Internal Security subcommittee urged the United Nations to have a plan of action ready for a predicted revival of anti-Soviet revolt in Hungary. Two Hungarian refugees testified that an underground movement plans a larger uprising against Soviet rule unless Western help comes, naming Dezso Fonagy and Eugene Szeredas as involved leaders.
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Washington
Senate Internal Security
United Nations
Hungary
Sen. Hruska
R-Neb
Henry Cabot Lodge Jr
U. S
Lodge
U. N
Dezso Fonagy
Han Council
Eugene Szeredas
Workers Revolutionary Council
Seven Killed as Rail Car Hits Bus in Seoul
A railroad car rammed a crowded bus at a crossing in Seoul's northern outskirts, killing seven and injuring 23 others. Police and emergency crews responded to the incident, which involved a public bus carrying local commuters.
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Seoul
Lawmakers Name Committees and Chairs in North Carolina
Presiding officers announce chairmen and members for four legislative committees in both House and Senate. Senate Finance chair is Sen. Nelson Woodson of Rowan. Rep. B. T. Falls of Cleveland heads the House Appropriations. Other posts include Sen J. C. Eagles of Wilson and several house leaders. A bill to raise tax refund amounts for fares appears among the legislation.
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Raleigh
Appropriations
Finance
House
Senate
Nelson Woodson
Rowan
Senate Finance
Rep
B. T. Falls
Cleveland
J. C. Eagles
Wilson
David Clark
Lincoln
Addision Hewlett
New Hanover
Joseph
Middle East Policy Nears Final Approval
Washington senators and a House committee push to approve a resolution authorizing the president to use armed forces in the Middle East. Debate centers on whether Congress grants or acknowledges presidential authority already in effect and resists Democratic attempts to limit or clarify the scope.
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Middle East
Washington
Eisenhower
Benste
Senate Foreign Relations and Armed Services
Ars
House
Green
Foreign Relations Committee
Congress
Sen. Stennis
D-Miss
H. Alexander Smith
R-Nj
Sen. Sparkman
D-Ala
U S Reds Set Out On New Course
The American Communist party declares independence from Moscow, forming a new team leadership led by William Z. Foster. Delegates approve a national administrative committee of 11 and expand the national committee to 60 members, with 20 at large delegates and 40 regional selections by March 31. All 20 at large delegates include Foster and 11 others from New York.
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U.S
New York
Communist Party
Moscow
William Z. Foster
Ior
National Committee
Saphena
Possibe
National Administrative Committee
Foster, Dennis
John Gates
George Blake
Charney
Benjamin Davis
Earl Durham
Fred Fine
James E. Jackson
Charles Loman
Sidney Stein
Doxey Wilkerson
Where is God He is Everywhere in Life
By R L Dieffenbacher D D written for NEA Service God is present in nature inventions and people The faithful find Him in small things while others seek Him only during big decisions Prayer can be a constant link with God His replies may diverge from our wish but prove wiser with time Seek and find God everywhere to stay in touch at all times and understand His answers better than in emergencies.
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R. L. Dieffenbacher
D.D
NEA
God
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