Textile wage hikes sweep Southern mills across states
The Associated Press reports a wave of wage increases announced by M. Lowenstein and Son Deer ing-Milliken and Springs Mills Inc along with Spartan Beau mont Startex Mills and more. The moves affect about 18 000 mill workers across 14 plants with about a 5 percent raise hinted for Springs Mills 12 000 employees though exact figures and applicability vary by plant. Sessions in New York and plant level negotiations mark the rollout with Lyman S C automatic for some workers and Rock Hill S C unionized plant awaiting talks.
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Associated Press
M. Lowenstein and Son
Deering-Milliken
Springs Mills, Inc
Hugh William Close
Springs Mills
Fort Mill
S.C
South Carolina
Cone Mills
Greensboro
Burlington Industries
Dan River Mills
Danville
New York City
Carolinas
Alabama
Georgia
Lyman, S.C
Rock Hill
Lyman
Garland Simmons
Milliken Group
Spartan, Beaumont
Startex Mills
Spartanburg
Raleigh Man Gets 60 Days
A white man accused of striking a Negro lunch counter picketer with a light chain in Raleigh Wednesday received a 60 day road sentence in Raleigh City Court. William Bradshaw Faulk 25 admitted scuffling during a brief melee as Negro students picketed stores protesting segregation.
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Associated Press
Raleigh
William Bradshaw Faulk
Faulk
David Price
Shaw University
Otis Clark
Clark
Fayetteville
State Teachers College
Harvey Daye
Leesburg
Fayetteville College
Seawell Expected to Announce Run for Governor
Attorney General Malcolm Seawell is expected to announce within 24 hours his candidacy for governor. His move could force State Senator O Arthur Kirkman of High Point to bow out, while Terry Sanford and John D Larkins Jr. remain active, with I Beverly Lake considering entry if finances allow. Dave Coltrane also bows out of the lieutenant governor race.
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Malcolm Seawell
Enterprise
O. Arthur Kirkman
High Point
Kirkman
Seawell
Sen
Raleigh
Budget Advisory Commission
J. Melville Broughton
Broughton
Highway Commission
Terry Sanford
Fayetteville
John D. Larkins Jr
Trenton
I. Beverly Lake
Lake
Durham
Superior Court
Archie Taylor
Lillington
Dr. Lake
Dave Coltrane
Soviet Chinese Conflict Indicated by Gromyko Pravda Article
William L. Ryan reports signs of friction between Soviet and Chinese leaders despite a Pravda article by foreign minister Andrei Gromyko. The piece marks the 1950 mutual assistance pact while urging cooperation, yet hints China has abandoned the five principles as it acts against India and Indonesia.
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Associated Press
Kremlin
Andrei A. Gromyko
Pravda
Mosen
Nikita Khrushchev
Moscow
Khruschev
India
Southeast Asia
Gromyko
China
Peiping
Soviet Union
Java
Snow Blanket Hits Western North Carolina Now
Fresh snow fell across western North Carolina as a low pressure system moved in from the southwest. Highway Patrol warned of dangerous driving on U S 70 east of Asheville toward Old Fort while mountain routes near Candler Canton and Clyde faced impassable conditions without chains.
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Associated Press
Western
North Carolina
Asheville
Highway Patrol
Old Fort
Candler
U. S. 1923
Canton
Clyde
Boone
Madison County
Weather Bureau
House Committee OKs Civil Rights Bill for House Debate
The House Rules Committee votes 7-4 to allow consideration of a civil rights bill next month. The panel proposes a 15 hour debate before amendments, signaling potential weeks of discussion. The bill had stalled in the Rules Committee since August under Howard W. Smith.
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Washington
House Rules Committee
House Judiciary Committee
House
Judiciary Committee
Smith
Allies Defy Soviet Recognition Move For East Germany
In BOMN Germany several Allied officers remained isolated at an iron curtain liaison post as Western allies rejected a Soviet bid for recognition of the East German regime. Informants said the Americans would not approve travel passes calling the area the German Democratic Republic instead of the Soviet occupied zone.
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BOMN
Germany
German Democratic Republic
Mood Cycle Dictates High And Low Days
University of Pennsylvania psychologist Dr Rex ford B Hersey reports a mood cycle each person possesses rating daily moods helps predict high and low days. His article Learn to Live With Your Moods appears in Family Weekly with coping tips.
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Rexford B. Hersey
University of Pennsylvania
Family Weekly
Debbie Reynolds
Khrushchev Gets Big Welcome in Indonesia on Asian Tour
Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev received a warm welcome in Indonesia at a state banquet. He warned President Sukarno not to pressure Moscow, noting differences in opinion that could widen if pressed. The visit centers on Indonesia’s tension with Chinese traders amid nationalist policy.
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Jakarta
Indonesia
Nikita Khrushchev
Sukarno
Soviet Union
Khrushchev
Chessman's Last Hope Hangs From Effort To Switch Vote
Condemned prisoner Caryl Chessman sinks his last chance as he seeks a reconsideration vote from at least one California Supreme Court justice. The court ruled 4-3 against clemency recommendations and Chessman faces execution at San Quentin Friday at 10 a.m. Governor Brown said clemency requires the court's action, and a reprieve hinges on today's move.
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San Francisco
Calif
Caryl Chessman
California Supreme Court
Chessman
San Quentin
Los Angeles
California
Edmund G. Brown
Supreme Court
Brown
George T. Davis
Davis
U.S. Supreme Court
Sacramento
Portrait unveiling honors Judge John J. Parker in Chapel Hill
Retired Federal Judge Harold R. Medina praised the late Judge Parker at a UNC ceremony in Chapel Hill. The portrait by Albert K. Murray was accepted for the university by Chancellor William B. Aycock. Medina recalled Parker’s clear logic, sound law record, and enduring influence on liberty and the Fourth Circuit. He noted Parker’s Supreme Court nomination loss by one vote and urged the value of being a good loser as a guide to living.
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London
Elizabeth II
Buckingham Palace
Prince Philip
Edmund Stockdale
John H. Peel
Vernon Hall
Lord Evans
Sir John Weir
Hall
Weir
Peel
Palace
Philip
Annette Wilson
Helen Rowe
Chapel Hill
Harold R. Medina
New York
John J. Parker
Medina
Parker
U. S. Supreme Court
Hoover
Pointment
Supreme Court
Justice Stone
Franklin D. Roosevelt
CBS Head Blasts TV Control
Frank Stanton president of CBS argues government control of television programming would threaten press freedom. Speaking at a luncheon where he received the Advertising Gold Medal from Print ers' Ink he warned regulation would lead to printing restrictions and questioned the logic of regulating broadcasts.
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New York
Frank Stanton
Columbia Broadcasting System
Stanton
Printers’ Ink
United States
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Michael Gaultney
Peggy Wahrer
Atlanta
By William L. Ryan
Ray J. Madden
Ind
James J. Delaney
Thomas P. O'Neill
Dmass
Leo E. Allen
Ill
Clarence J. Brown
Ohio
B. Carroll Reece
Tenn
Hamerm H. Budge
Idaho
Howard W. Smith
Dva
William M. Colmer
D-Mass
James W. Trimble
D-Ark
Homer Thornberry
D-Tex
Richard Bolling
D-Mo
Edmund Brown
Fairmont Hotel
Daryl Chessman
University of California
Michael
CBS
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