Soviet Presidium Reelects Khrushchev at Party Congress
The Central Committee of the Soviet Communist Party re elected 11 Presidium members at the 20th Congress. Khrushchev remains first secretary and Kremlin power broker. Zhukov becomes candidate member, Brezhnev Mukhitdinov and Shepilov named as candidates with a new female member among the six alternates.
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Moscow
Soviet Communist Party
Nikita S. Khrushchev
Georgi K. Zhukov
Stalin
Politburo
Soviet Union
Khrushchev
Georgi Malenkov
Malenkov
Nikolai A. Bulganin
Lazar M. Kaganovich
Supreme Soviet
Soviet
Indus- Malenkov
A. I. Mikoyan
V. M. Molotov
Khail G. Pervukhin
Maxim Z. Saburov
State Planning Commission
K. Y. Voroshilov
Marcomrade
M. A. Suslov
Pravda
A. I. Kirichenko
Suslov
Ukraine
Zhukov
Leonid I. Brezhnev
Party
Kazakhstan
Defense Ministry
N. A. Mukhitdinov
Uzbek
46 Face Charges In Riot In Daytona Beach
National Guard restored order after a Saturday night riot in Daytona Beach sparked by drag race fans. Police booked 46 of the more than 85 arrests for affray as the mob, estimated at 3 000 to 4 000, caused property damage and clashes with officers.
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Daytona Beach
Fla
National Guard
Daytona
The
National Assn
Ocean Beach
A. O. Folsom Jr
Mark Lance
R. W. Roper
Folsom
Lent meditation on the simple glass of water
The piece reflects on water as essential to life noting its role in every body cell and function. It thanks God for basic elements supplied in daily life and urges gratitude for things often taken for granted.
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Robert Dieffenbacher
NEA
Ground Breaking Planned for Anagusta Plant
Waynesville North Carolina will see a ground breaking today for a new Anagusta Manufacturing Co plant replacing Plant No 2 destroyed in a 750000 fire last November 30. The facility should be operating early next year.
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Waynesville
N. C
Anagusta Mefacturing Co
Abortionist Knapp Sentenced to Four Months in Jail
Dr Roy L Knapp 72 admitted performing about 300 abortions yearly since 1934 earning over a million dollars was ordered jailed four months by Common Pleas Judge Ray B Watters He must end his 42 year medical career and enter five years probation reporting monthly He received no fine just costs and faced possible penitentiary penalties but the judge showed leniency due to age and health
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Akron
Ohio
Roy L. Knapp
Common Pleas
Ray B. Watters
Atters
Knapp
Springfield Township
City Hospital
County Medical Society
Flood Barriers Strengthened as Storms Rage Across Europe
Europe thaws after a four week cold as heavy rain and landslides disrupt Italy. 919 killed and two billion in damage. Rhine ice jams to be blasted by U S Army engineers. Ortona and Puglia rail blocks, landslides trap towns, boat crushed, fishermen rescued.
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London
Europe
Italy
U.S. Army
West Germany
Rhine
Pescara
Vasto
Adriatic
Ortona
Puglia
Bari
Taranto
Yugoslavia
Morava
Britain
French Riviera
Nice
Nieuport
South Urged To Stand United Across The Nation
In Washington and Hartford leaders discuss resistance to the Supreme Court order desegregating public schools. Senator Byrd calls for massive resistance as Adlai Stevenson defends court decisions and urges lawful transition. Stevenson condemns repudiation while Byrd believes states can unite against integration.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Byrd
Adlai Stevenson
Hartford
Conn
Stevenson
Connecticut
South
Sen. Robertson
D-Va
U S Radar Net Expands Worldwide To Warn Of Attack
The United States is building a global radar warning system from air to sea to space across the polar rim and overseas stations in Okinawa the Pacific and Greenland. Navy aircraft such as the WV2 and new radar ships will fill gaps in coverage with flying radar command posts and picket vessels including submarines and destroyers.
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Washington
United States
Okinawa
Pacific Islands
Central Pacific
Hawaiian Group
Alaska
Greenland
Caribbean
Texas
Canada
Navy
Air Force
Lockheed
Lockheed Aircraft
Combat Information Center
Trailer Ship Service Gets ICC Approval
The Interstate Commerce Commission approved Beelte Steamship Corp of Mobile to operate trailer ship service moving loaded truck trailers between Pan Atlantic ports. The plan, a roll on roll off concept, treats truck trailers as freight equipment under Pan Atlantic's permit. Malcolm P. McLean, former McLean Trucking president, leads Pan Atlantic after acquiring controlling interest two years ago.
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Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Beelte Steamship Corp
Mobile
Ala
Soag
Opereta
Pan-Atlantic
Malcom P. McLean
McLean Trucking Co
Winston-Salem
N.C
Pan- Atlantic
Atlantic Coast Line Railroad
Steamship Company
ICC
Pan - Atlanc
ICC Icea
Atlantic
Gulf Ports
Pacific Coast
Waterman
Elections Proposal Expected to Expand Campaign Spending
A new Senate bill would allow individual senatorial candidates and backers to spend from 100000 to 1910000 in campaigns. Sen. Lyndon B. Johnson said broad support is likely and enforcement mechanisms would be strengthened. The measure would raise spending limits tied to vote totals, require reporting of expenditures above 100, and grant tax exemptions for the first 100 dollar political contribution. It also proposes free TV and radio time for candidates with sufficient vote share.
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Senate
Lyndon B. Johnson
Texas
Congress
Johnson
House
Sen. Knowland
California
Senate Gop
New York State
Federal District Court
Dulles Warns Soviet Aims Not Changed
Secretary of State Dulles warned that Russia’s aims under the new look policy have not changed. He urged continued and expanded economic aid to needy countries to hasten a future with leaders who prioritize Russian welfare over conquest.
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Philadelphia
Dulles
United States
Philadelphia Bulletin F
Russia
Aianes
Atomic Meeting Opens on World Atom Agency Charter
Twelve nations begin a conference that may shape a US Soviet dispute over a world atoms or peace agency. The US seeks a semi autonomous UN linked body reporting yearly, while the Soviet Union pushes veto power under the UN Security Council. Officials foresee a two week closed session to approve a charter and send it to a later 84 nation conference.
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Washington
United States
Russia
United Nations Security Council
U.N
Moscow
U.S
Australia
Belgium
South Africa
France
Britain
Portugal
India
Brazil
Eisenhower
Czechoslovakia
Soviet Union
Sergeant Held In Death Of Infant At Cherry Point
In Beaufort North Carolina a 23 year old Marine sergeant James R Houseman is jailed in Carteret County over the death of his four week old son. Houseman claimed he blacked out while spanking the infant and another child. The infant died from a brain hemorrhage caused by blows to the rump as ordered medical checks followed a night of care duties and duty at Cherry Point Marine Air Group 14. Coroner inquest set for tomorrow night.
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Beaufort
N.C. U
Cherry Point
Carteret County
James R. Houseman
Joiner
Ark
Leslie Springle
Edith B. Houseman
Greenville
N.C
Cherry Point Marine Base Hospital
Newport
Marine Air Group 14
Houseman
Woman's College Investigation Ordered in North Carolina
Trustees of the Consolidated University of North Carolina order a detailed probe into administrative problems at the Woman's College in Greensboro. The visiting committee, led by William P. Saunders, cites faculty differences and directs the university to report findings and action plans. Chancellor Dr. Edward Kidder Graham presides, with committee chair Robert M. Hanes coordinating Greensboro meetings.
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Raleigh
Consolidated University of North Carolina
Woman’s College At
Greensboro
Woman's College
Consolidated University
Woman’s College
Edward Kidder Graham
William P. Saunders
Robert M. Hanes
Winston-Salem
Policy Shift Debate Signals No Radical Change in Foreign Policy
The Eisenhower administration rejects a major policy overhaul, aiming instead to win congressional authority for a new cold war weapon program and long range aid pledges. Dulles cites notable Soviet shifts and faces sharp Democratic rebukes from Humphrey and Harriman, warning of naivete about Communist methods. Senate Foreign Relations Chair George calls for a stable program amid shifting tactics.
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Hower
Eisenhower
Dulles
Congress
Philadelphia
Asia
Africa
Moscow
Sen
Humphrey
D-Minn
Averell Harriman
New York
Harriman
U.S
George
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
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