Soviets prepare renewed cold war on two fronts
AP reports Soviet leaders may renew Cold War tensions on two fronts the Middle East against expanding American influence and against Yugoslavia leader Tito. Khrushchev Bulganin and the collective leadership appear to rely on Stalinist tactics amid signs of internal strife and calls for vigilance against perceived enemies.
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Middle East
Tito
Yugoslavia
Bulganin
Khrushchev
Kremlin
United States
Bulgaria
Stalin
Hungary
Poland
Faith as Basis for All Endeavor and Future Hope
The speaker argues that faith underpins every plan and action. Faith is defined as belief in present and future, enabling daily needs and safety. The text asserts confidence in food, shelter, air, and future success through faith in God and growth of that faith.
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God
Port Plan Revision Expected in North Carolina
Goldsboro vice chairman Raymond A. Bryan said changes will probably be needed in port development recommendations from a New York firm. The Buckley firm urged faster Wilmington port development and noted difficulty in developing Wilmington and Morehead City ports simultaneously. ICC ruling on Southern A&EC awaited. a favorable decision could open a new development path for Morehead City.
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North Carolina State Ports Authority
New York
Raymond A. Bryan
Interstate Commerce Commission
Southern Railway
Atlantic & East Carolina Railroad
Buckley
Wilmington
Morehead City
ICC
A&ec
Baltimore Dockers Hold Out for Wage and Work Return
Baltimore’s 7,400 ILA members led by August J. Idzik prepared to resume work only after word from leaders. Federal mediator Robert H. Moore observed little progress during a two hour Baltimore session. A nationwide ILA coastwise contract includes 32 cent hourly increases over three years raising average pay to 2.48 per hour.
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ILA
August J. Idzik
England
Robert H. Moore
Federal Mediation Service
North Atlantic
Oo HA
North Carolina Governor Calls Locals to Attract Industry
Governor Hodges urged North Carolina communities to lead in attracting and holding new industry. He said state agencies should coordinate efforts rather than do the entire job and cited tax structure concerns deterring industrial prospecting. He noted nationwide attention to proposals by the State Tax Study Commission.
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Raleigh
Opeer
North Carolina
State Tax Study Commission
Khrushchev Proposes Troop Withdrawal If West Seeks Pact
Soviet leader Nikita Khrushchev reportedly proposed in Moscow that he would pull Soviet troops from satellite states if Western powers abandon anti communist pressure. The offer came in an interview with a New York Herald Tribune columnist.
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New York
Nikita S. Khrushchev
Moscow
New York Herald Tribune
Six European Nations Agree To Abandon Trade Barriers
Paris reports final session of a three day conference ends with agreement among France West Germany Italy Belgium the Netherlands and Luxembourg on treaties to end customs barriers and form an atomic pool Euratom would create a six nation pool for nuclear materials and a unified import tariff system while plans for a common market endure. A contentious point was France’s demand for a half billion dollar annual development fund for its African territories.
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Christian Pineau
Pineau
Rome
France
West Germany
Italy
Belgium
Netherlands
Luxembourg
Paul- Henri Spaak
Euratom
Spaak
Russia
United States
Africa
Appropriations Committee to Decide NC Teacher Pay Rise
Raleigh report says the Appropriations Committee will likely set the first decision on salary increases for North Carolina teachers and other civil service staff. Rep. Roger Kiser of Scotland identifies the proposal as a 9.1 percent hike, with Uzzell pushing to record the House’s priority on funding education.
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Raleigh
Appropriations Committee
North Carolina
Roger Kiser
Scotiland
Uzzell
House
Segregation Proposals Buried in Georgia Legislature
Two segregation measures in Georgia appear dead for the current session. A bill banning interracial sports and a resolution seeking an NAACP investigation were sent to the House State of Republican Committee, with adjournment likely Friday. Rep Colbert Hawkins said the investigation resolution is unnecessary and the interracial sports bill has already passed the Senate.
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Atlanta
Georgia
National Assn
House State of Republic Committee
Colbert Hawkins
Screven County
Georgia Education Commission
Senate
Egypt Plans Shared Suez Toll and Opening Timeline
United States Britain France and Norway presented a plan to UN officials on a 50 50 toll split with Egypt for the Suez Canal and for the waterway to be opened to shipping. The plan targets tolls paid to the World Bank or UN with half credited to Egypt and the rest held pending final settlement.
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United States
Britain
France
Norway
Hammarskjold
Egypt
World Bank
U.N
Ee Ee Ae
British Foreign Office
London
Simmering AEC Dispute Erupts Anew
AEC members clash over government versus private control of peaceful atomic development. Chairman Murray urges stronger government buildout citing weapons context and urgent power needs while Strauss pushes private-led progress with early reactors expected to generate electricity soon.
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Gis Caecien
Commission
Thomas E. Murray
Murray
AEC
Strauss
United States
Postal Employes Protest Proposed Fund Slashes
The House enters day two of debate on a Treasury and Post Office money bill. A committee recommendation cuts Post Office requests by 58 million dollars. The approved 3.192 billion is 76.177 million above this year’s comparable programs, with protests pouring in. Representative Gary defended the bill against claims it would dismiss current staff.
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Washington
House
Treasury
Post Office
Department
Eisenhower to address Middle East crisis on TV and radio
President Eisenhower plans a national address on the Middle East situation including Israel's Gaza Strip withdrawal. The White House will decide timing and seek network slots. Senate leaders discuss sanctions and UN troops deployment as a possible outcome of the crisis.
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President Shower
Canal
Washington
Eisenhower
Middle East
Israel
Gaza Strip
Gulf of Aqaba
Sen
Hennings
D-Mo
Mideast
United Nations
Knowland
California
Senate
U.N
A Re
James C. Hagerty
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