Red Organs Strike At Colonialism
Moscow dispatch reports Pravda Izvestia and Red Star attacking colonialism and Western powers. Pravda denounces colonial systems as collapsing and accuses colonizers of bombers napalm and camps. Izvestia hails Khrushchev Bulganin tour and warns of imperialist fear and weakening colonial powers. Red Star dismisses Western pressure and says talks from strength are flawed and miscalculated.
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Moscow
Pravda
Izvestia
Red Star
Nikita Khrushchev
Communist Party
Southeast Asia
Near
Middle East
Khrushchev
Nikolai Bulganin
Britain
United States
Soviet Union
Lewisohn Dies At 72 After Heart Attack
German-born novelist and Brandeis professor Lewisohn dies at 72 in the Miami Heart Institute after a heart attack. Survived by widow Louise Wolk and son James, his body to be sent to Brookline for services. He translated major authors and led a varied career in universities, publishing, and journalism.
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Miami
Fila
Ludwig Lewisohn
Miami Heart Institute
Lewisohn
Louise Wolk
James
Brookline
Mass
Brandeis University
Waltham
Brandeis
Doubleday, Page & Co
University of Wisconsin
Ohio State University
The
Nation Magazine
the New Palestine
Goethe
Hauptmann
Wasserman
Rilke
Werfel
Mary Arnold
Edna Manley
Thelma Bowman Spear
Archbishop of York Dies At 80
Arch Bishop Garbett of York dies at 80 after a long illness. He led the Church of England as its second ranking prelate, known for blunt world affairs comments and early retirement plans in 1956. He served since 1942 and declined Canterbury, with his death prompting talk of Church reform on divorce.
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York
England
Cyril
Church of England
Canterbury
Geoffrey Fisher
Garbett
Winston Churchill
Temple
Anthony Eden
London
Winchester
United States
Britain
Eden
Westminster
Cardinal Griffin
Moscow
National
Johnson to Stay Senate Democratic Leader After Heart Attack
Senator Lyndon B. Johnson of Texas announced he will remain the Democratic leader in the Senate after a July heart attack. Doctors say he has made a satisfactory recovery and plans a measured schedule with rest breaks and vacations while resuming heavy duties.
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Washington
Lyndon B. Johnson
Texas
Senate
Congress
Johnson
FBI Reports Slight Decrease In Crimes
FBI Director J Edgar Hoover announced a 0.5 percent drop in 1955 major offenses to 2 255 000 in an annual report to the Attorney General. While crimes rose in rape negligent manslaughter larceny and auto theft, murders and certain offenses fell. Final statistics due spring. informants aided arrests and recovered about 800 000 in stolen property.
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Washington
FBI
J. Edgar Hoover
Hoover
Atty
Brownell
Con
Journalism Foundation Receives Broad Daily Press Support
Don J. Chipman announces universal North Carolina daily newspaper backing for the UNC Journalism Foundation. Papers aim to reach 1000000 in gifts over five years, with emphasis on better training for tomorrow's journalists and improving housing for the school. The donor list will be released at the state press institute in Chapel Hill.
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Winston-Salem
N.C
Journalism Foundation
University of North Carolina
Don J. Chipman
Journalism School
Chipman
Gordon Gray
The
Consolidated University
Holt McPherson
High Point
Warmx
Pherson
McPherson
High Point Enterprise
North Carolina
North Carolina Press Assn. Institute
Chapel Hill
R. B. Terry
Weather summary for United States ends year with mild finish
The year ends with a calm weather day across much of the nation as fair skies prevail for most, with cold in northern states and mild warmth in the south. Precipitation is limited to the Far West and Northeast, while light snow flurries appear from Michigan to Pennsylvania and the Atlantic coast. Early readings bring Burlington at 3 below zero and Phoenix at 64 degrees.
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Ae Associated Press
United States
Pacific Coast
Washington
Oregon
Idaho
Michigan
New York
Pennsylvania
Atlantic Coast
Burlington
Boston
Atlanta
Miami Airport
St. Louis
Chicago
International Falls
Minn
Helena
Mont
Denver
Phoenix
Ariz
Fort Worth
Salt Lake Av
Seattle
San
Midwinter Newspaper Institute Set for Jan 19 21
The 31st annual Midwinter Newspaper Institute of the North Carolina Press Association will run Jan 19 21 at UNC Chapel Hill and Duke Durham. Key events include a Duke dinner with Sen Albert Gore as principal speaker and a separate awards night at UNC. Gov Luther Hodges will address ceremonies telecast on WUNC TV and present 27 daily newspaper awards plus 16 for non daily papers.
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Chapel Hill
N.C
UNC
Luther H. Hodges
Wunc-Tv
Channel 4
Russell M. Grumman
UNC Extension Division
Institute
North Carolina
Hugh Morton
Wilmington
Linville
Ted Mae
Carolina Inn
Richard Burdick
Motion Picture Unit
Robert B. House
University
Grumman
D. Hiden Ramsey
Asheville
Holt McPherson
High Point
Dean N. N. Luxon
Journalism
Pete Ivey
Leslie S. Thompson
Whiteville
Dante Germino
Durham
Beatrice Cobb
Morganton
Gen Marshall Receives World Birthday Greetings at Pinehurst
In Pinehurst North Carolina on December 31 George C Marshall marked his 75th birthday as greetings poured in from around the world. A taped message arrived from French President Rene Coty and French military leaders while Marshall appeared on television and attended a luncheon hosted by Bruce James. President Eisenhower sent birthday tribute from Key West praising the wartime statesman.
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Pinehurst
N.C
George C. Marshall
Defense
Rene Coty
Marshall
Bruce James
Argentina
Eisenhower
Key West
Fla
Bulgarin Sees Geneva Spirit Fostering Peace Prospects
Bulganin argues the Geneva spirit can mature into a broader peace, cites the 1956 summit gains as clarifying positions, and supports nuclear restraint and international control. He warns against claiming atomic war is impossible and hopes a new four power talks can advance urgent global questions.
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Geneva
Bulganin
Soviet Union
Neane
Dionne quintuplets return home as family pact discussed
The Dionne family welcomed three of the surviving quintuplets for New Year’s at their North Bay Ontario home. Oliva Dionne complained the sisters had not come home for Christmas and were drifting apart. Yvonne Cecile and Annette visited while Marie convalesced in Montreal and Emilie had died in 1954. New Year celebrations abroad contrasted with caution urged on highways after a deadly Christmas weekend.
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Dionne
North Bay
Ont
Oliva Dionne
Yvonne
Cecile
Annette
Montreal
United States
Trial Set In January On Assault With Deadly Weapon
In Davidson County Recorder's Court a Negro man Johnny Maybin of 204 Church St was bound over to the January term of Superior Court on a charge of assault with a deadly weapon with intent to kill after allegedly stabbing Henry Charles another Negro on Black St Dec 3 A 30 day drunk sentence for Maybin was appealed The appeal is set for January term Also tried Friday Marvin Anderson of Bluefield WV was found guilty of forcible trespass with a six month sentence suspended on conditions Olin Duncan of High Point had a six month sentence suspended for five years with child support payments Prone Ballard was not charged after indecent language allegation over the telephone did not proceed
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Thomasville
Recorder's Court
Johnny Maybin
Church St
Davidson County Superior Court
Maybin
Henry Charles
Superior Court
Marvin Anderson
Bluefield
W. Va
Price Brooks
Olin Duncan
High Point
Duncan
Ballard
Harris
Man Of Year Banquet Slated For Jan 9th
Asheboro JCs announce their annual Man Of Year distinguished service award banquet set for January 9 at 7 p.m. in the VFW building. The winner will be chosen by a panel from citizen nominations, honoring a young man under 35 for civic service and leadership.
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Asheboro
Charles
Guilford da Co-op
Henry Klepacki
Jack Pugh
David Stedman
Sam Burrow
Isaa
Hatcher P. Story
Ernest Nelson Dies During Operation At State Fisheries Division
Ernest Nelson longtime employee and chief captain of the fisheries division patrol boats with the State Department of Conservation and Development died yesterday during an operation. He was son of Capt. John A. Nelson who headed the fisheries division for many years. Funeral service set for 2 p.m. tomorrow in Gloucester near Atlantic.
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Morehead City
Ernest Nelson
Commercial Fisheries Division
State Department of Conservation and Development
Nelson
John A. Nelson
Fisheries Division
Gloucester
Atlantic
Ancient Egyptian embalming secrets linked to honey use
Archaeologists suggest honey served as a principal ingredient in ancient Egyptian embalming practices, revealing a potential alternative preserved tissue strategy. The finding points to a sophisticated use of natural substances in mummification and highlights ongoing research into ancient medical knowledge.
Top Textile Executive dies after illness in Salisbury
P Lotan Alpha Corridor a long time textile executive and mayor of Landis for 20 years died in a Salisbury hospital after several weeks illness. He was vice president and treasurer of Linn and Corridor mills and a benefactor of Catawba College. Funeral at Evangelical and Reformed Church in Landis. Burial at Greenlawn Cemetery. Survived by two sons a second wife Florence Fransielj Busby, three brothers and four sisters. First wife Ida Linn Corrider died in 1946.
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Salisbury
N.C
Lotan Alpha Corridor
Landis
Corridor Mill Co
Linn Mill Co
Catawba College
Newton
Corridor
Evangelical and Reformed Church
Aaron Tosh
Greenlawn
Florence Fransielj Busby
Otha
Fred Corriher
Ida Linn Corrider
Pope Declares Sacred Music Must Be Holy and Universal
Pope Pius XII issues Musicare Sacrae Disciplina calling sacred music holy, proper in form and universal. He elevates Gregorian Chant as the model for liturgical worship and asserts liturgical words should not be sung in the vernacular except as an exception.
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Vatican City
Pius XII
Mrs I B Faires Dies After Long Illness
Mrs I B Faires mother of Mrs O C Williamson of Point Charlotte died yesterday at noon in Charlotte after a long illness. Funeral services will be held Monday at 3 p m in Steel Creek Church outside Charlotte with burial in the church cemetery.
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I. B. Faires
O. C. Williamson
I’ Point
Charlotte
Steel Creek
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Ohio
U.S
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