Industry Leader Links Oil Price Hikes to Costs and Reserves
An oil industry leader told a Senate subcommittee that recent gas and oil price increases stem largely from higher costs and the need to develop new oil reserves. He noted domestic price boosts followed the program’s inauguration and cited Standard Oil of New Jersey subsidiary Margaret Humble raising crude oil 35 cents a barrel and gasoline 3 cents a gallon to offset rising costs.
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Washington (P
Baker
Senate
Self-Examination over Faultfinding in Moral Mirrors
The article notes everyone has faults yet judges others more harshly. It contrasts self-criticism with Jesus urging removal of the beam from one's own eye before addressing others. It cautions that no one is perfect and all must correct faults.
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R. L. Dieffenbacher
D.D
NEA
Jesus
Senators May Restore Fund Cuts
Washington House advocates a spending cut bill amid talks of Senate requests for over 73 billion dollars in new appropriations. The House passed the measure by voice vote, earmarking funds for the Treasury, Post Office, and Tax Court, with protests from Post Office employees noted. Hearings begin Wednesday.
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Washington
House
Senate
Nhower
Treasury Department
Post Office Department
Post Office
Treasury
Carlson
R-Kan
Ben-Gurion to Reply Tonight on Eisenhower Declaration
Premier David Ben-Gurion will address the Knesset to reply to President Eisenhower's statement on Israel. The cabinet, including Abba Eban and Moshe Dayan, discussed the Middle East crisis and security guarantees as Israel resists withdrawal from Gaza and Aqaba without firm assurances against renewed Egyptian attacks.
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Abba Eban
United States
Tel Aviv
David Ben-Gurion
Middle East
Katriel Solomon
Israel
Jerusalem
Eisenhower
Knesset
U.S
Gaza
Aqaba
Foreign Ministry
Ben - Gurion
Ben-Gurion
Army
Moshe Dayan
United Nations action grows likely over Israeli Gaza force pullout
President Eisenhower backs UN pressure to remove Israeli troops from the Gaza Strip and Gulf of Aqaba. Israel’s only hope to stave sanctions appears to be a voluntary withdrawal without the formal guarantees it seeks against Egyptian attacks. Arab states via the US group push for sanctions, with a UN vote expected tomorrow.
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Washington
United Nations
Israel
Eisenhower
U. N
Gaza Strip
Gulf of Aqaba
Egypt
USN
U.N
Fiscal Shakeup Proposes Reapportionment Bills
In Raleigh today, House and Senate introduced measures to create a new department of administration reorganizing state fiscal agencies. Proposals also seek constitutional amendments to change how General Assembly membership is reapportioned.
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Raleigh
Department of Administration
House
Senate
General Assembly
Joe Hunt
Guilford
Ford
David Clark
Lincoln
Reorganization Commission
Elton Aydrett
Pasquotank
Assembly
Bill Allows Unmarked Patrol Cars
North Carolina Senator Cutlar Moore filed a bill to repeal the 1955 act requiring state highway patrol cars to be silver and black. The measure would permit plain cars with speeders and special equipment in certain situations, as Moore says unmarked cars are needed amid highway racing and dangerous displays.
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Raleigh
Robeson County
Cutlar Moore
Moore
North Carolina
Dollar Days Set for Weekend Shopping in High Point
High Point prepares for a two day Dollar Days event with about 50 stores offering seasonal savings. Merchants secretary Clyde Campbell urges shoppers to keep the dollar local as store fronts display large Dollar Day streamers and managers promote a wide range of goods for the home and family.
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High Point
Merchants Association
Clyde Campbell
T. Ed Stubbe
Merchants
Plane Crashes Near High School in Hertford
An F3H Navy jet from Oceana Virginia crashed into a garage beside a Hertford high school injuring no one known at first. A Coast Guard helicopter landed on the baseball field soon after the crash as ambulances were summoned from the school.
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Navy
Tom Terry
Coast Guard
Oceana
Naval Air Station
North Carolina
Dock Hands Refuse To Return In New York
New York longshoremen totaling about 25 000 refused to heed back to work orders and said they would resume work, signaling a potential labor disruption at the port. Authorities faced a stalled scene as the workforce debated ending the work stoppage.
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New York
Britain says Israel should withdraw with UN guarantee
The Foreign Office read notes from a daily press conference on Eisenhower's call for Israel to withdraw fromEgypt and for a UN backed settlement. It urged first withdrawal agreement, then a new UN resolution to ensure freedom of passage in the Strait of Tiran and related issues. The statement referenced Britain and France's stance and a return to pre invasion status.
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London
Foreign Office
Britain
Egypt
United Nations
Gulf
Gaza Strip
Gulf of Aqaba
Eisenhower
U.N
Strait of Tiran
House of Commons
Lloyd
Israel
France
Second Phase of Operation Deep Freeze II Concluded
Operation Deep Freeze II ended at McMurdo Sound Antarctica with a farewell flight to the South Pole. A U S Air Forces Globemaster parachuted last minute supplies to 18 Americans at the scientific outpost as the mission wrapped its second year.
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Mcmurdo Sound
Antarctica
South Pole
Globemaster
Antarctic
McMurdo
Little America
United States
Pole
Bearon J. Dutek
Bo Be Dutek
Navy
New Zealand
Washington
Dufek
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Eban
O'Mahoney
D-Wye
U. S
Advisory Budget Commission
Budget Bureau
Division of Purchase and Contract
Jack Love
Meck-inburgee
Carl Venters
Onslow
Hertford, N.C
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