Moscow Reception Sets Tone for Germany Talks
London dispatch reports a chilly Soviet reception to Western proposals for a Big Four foreign ministers conference on Germany while leaving open direct negotiations. Khrushchev expected to push for summit talks. Macmillan plans 10 day Moscow visit to gauge Kremlin concessions and keep allied forces in Europe.
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Germany
Moscow
Kremlin
Berlin
Nikita S. Khrushchev
Harold Macmillan
U.S
Dulles
House of Commons
Bonn
Paris
Washington
Macmillan
Commons
Khrushchev
North Atlantic
Carroll Opposes Recommendation On School Uniformity
Dr Charles F Carroll spoke against a study commission plan to drop the constitutional pledge for a general and uniform school system saying the phrase is not sacred but its implied assurance is highly valuable. The commission argues eliminating the requirement could ease local school closures under the Pearsall Plan.
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Raleigh
Carolina's of Public Schools
Charles F. Carroll
Constitutional Study Commission
Pearsall
Carroll
Panamanians Seize City Hall Install 11 Councilmen
An orderly crowd in Panama City defied President Ernesto de La Guardia Jr. and installed 11 new councilmen after seizing City Hall. They formed a Revolutionary Municipal Junta and warned of a general strike if needed while offices mostly remained closed and a funds investigation was promised.
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Panama
Ernesto de la Guardia Jr
Ike Holds Last Round Of Talks
President Eisenhower ends a two day goodwill visit in Acapulco and opens a final round of talks with Mexico's Adolfo Lopez Mateos. They met aboard the Soltavento and planned a possible formal statement after later discussions at the hotel. The White House gave few details.
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Acapulco
Mexico
Eisenhower
Adolfo Lopez Mateos
Pacific Coast
Augusta
Washington
de Matees
U.S
White House
James C. Hagerty
Eisenhower's
North Carolina House considers wage hike and soft drink tax
The House introduces a $1 minimum wage bill and a one cent crown tax on soft drinks to boost state revenue by about 10 million dollars yearly. Rep. Sam J. Burrow Jr. leads the wage bill with exemptions for small employers and many worker groups. Page Eleven-A notes on merits and budget windfall.
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Raleigh
Ed. Kemp
Guilfora
Frank Snepp
Mecklenburg
Kemp
Test Run Of Census Starts In Two North Carolina Counties
A Census Bureau test run began today in Cabarrus and Rutherford counties to trial new methods for the 1960 national census. About 140 enumerators spread through the two counties as guinea pig areas testing do it yourself features and questions on sex race marital status birth place citizenship schooling and for those 14 and older employment job type industry and income. Information is kept confidential by federal law and cannot be used for investigation or tax purposes. A new prefilled questionnaire was mailed to every fourth dwelling and households were told to hold it for the arriving enumerator.
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Hickory
N.C
Census Bureau
Catawba
Rutherford
Marshall Slightly Improved Amid Illness At Army Hospital
Gen George B Powell said Marshall's condition remains serious after his strokes and pneumonia. The 78 year old former War chief of staff, later secretary of state and defense, was hospitalized after the Jan 15 stroke and has since shown limited improvement with impaired sight and swallowing.
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N.C
George B. Powell
Agene
Marshall
Col. Powell
Army
Defense
Modern Man Responds to Danger Like Cavemen
In UCLA lab, experts study crisis reactions from caveman physiology to modern roles. Dr. Morehouse notes pilots and executives face primed danger responses, and design and timing help channel these forces into safe action.
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UCLA
Laurence E. Morehouse
Dr. Morehouse
North Carolina budget overhaul eyed with raises and fire sale
Raleigh AP report says Sen. John Jordan plans an across the board pay raise of about 10 percent and extra pay for teachers, plus five days of sick leave. The plan cites a 50 million dollar cost funded by trimming Hodges' budget and higher beverage taxes. It also targets cutting 40 million for a new legislative building and restoring part of a "B" budget for faculty salaries.
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Raleigh
John Jordan
Wake
Jordan
Hodges’ Budg
Hodges
Advisory Budget Commission
Glacial Mammoth Bone Found In Alaska In Fresh State
Researchers H. C. Ezra and S. F. Cook of the University of California Berkeley report a glacier preserved mammoth leg bone found at Elephant Point Eschscholtz Bay Alaska. The bone is at least 3000 years old and unusually fresh as part of a study comparing fresh and fossilized bones.
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Washington
American Assny For the Advancement of Science Today
University of California, Berkeley
H. C. Ezra
S. F. Cook
New York
American Museum of Natural History
Atl
Elephant Point
Eschscholtz Bay
Alaska
Frank Costello Denaturalized in Citizenship Revocation
U S District Judge Archie Dawson revoked the citizenship of Frank Costello 68 who is serving a five year term for federal income tax evasion The government seeks his deportation to Italy after a protracted effort to denaturalize him based on fraud and misrepresentation in 1925 The case follows earlier denaturalization attempts and Kefauver era notoriety with Costello once called the underworld’s prime minister revealing only his voice during TV hearings while facing Rudolph Halley in debate
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New York
Frank Costello
U.S
Archie 0. Dawson
Costello
Dawson
Italy
Costello Long
U. S. Sen
Ate
Estes Kefauver
D-Tenn
Rudolph Halley
Irregularities Found in Institute Finances at Chapel Hill
State Auditor Henry Bridges reports irregular handling of receipts and disbursements at the Institute of Government at Chapel Hill. Records were inadequate, cash deposits were delayed, and unrecorded receipts could not be verified. director Albert Coates will deposit $5,064.32 to cure the deficiency.
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Raleigh
Henry Bridges
Chapel Hill
Bridges
University of North Carolina
Albert Coates
Institute
Coates
Dave Beck Jailed After Conviction in Tax Case
Tacoma AP report says millionaire labor leader Dave Beck Sr., 64, was convicted on four counts of income tax evasion totaling 24000267 for 1950 to 1953 and two counts of filing false returns. Judge Boldt set sentencing for Feb 27. Beck’s bail was revoked. Beck faces up to five years per count and $10,000 per count. lawyers vow appeal.
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Tacoma
Wash
Dave Beck Sr
Teamsters Union
George Boldt
Seattle
Beck
Commune Members Given 16 Cradle-To-Grave Benefits
An Indian social scientist reports on a Henan province commune named The Commune of 16 Guarantees. Members receive 16 guarantees varying by age and sex including clothing food housing and childcare services with public nurseries and trained care, amid daily work, radio broadcasts, and self criticism meetings.
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Red China
Henan
People's Daily
China
Britain
Formosa
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