Kennedy Eyes Nomination Path Amid Primary Debate
Kennedy outlined race strategy and primary plans as he eyes the 1960 bid. He endorsed Adlai Stevenson’s stance, urged pre convention debates, and favored federal registrars to protect voting rights. He cited dangers abroad, nuclear tests, and defense spending as key issues. He refused to rule out California and said Democrats should know by May likely nominee.
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Pat) Brown
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California Cold Wave Hits Southland Hard
The Associated Press reports the western cold spell brings the most severe chill in a decade. Temperatures fall to 20 in citrus zones and 11 below zero in San Maria, with ice on streets in the San Fernando Valley and a 37 downtown in Los Angeles. Farther east, roads stay passable despite heavy snows.
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Semaria Ozment Dies Enroute To Hospital At 75
Semaria Ozment, 75, of 2345 English St., died en route to High Point Memorial Hospital last night at 11 15. The body will lie at Harold C. Davis Chapel pending funeral arrangements. Cause of death undetermined at this time.
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Local Man Jailed In Forgery Case
Leroy sition, 47, of Leonard Street, arrested on forgery charge. Held in city jail under $1,000 bond awaiting Municipal Court hearing Jan. 25. Accused of forging the same of Fred Watson to endorse a United States Treasurer's check for $62.
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Hearing Set On Trespass Charge In Thomasville
Thomasville police arrested Lubby Daughtry 30 of Route 2 on trespassing after he allegedly refused to stay off H. & Hinnant property on Small Street. He remained jailed in lieu of bond. trial set Monday in NeCorders Court.
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Courage and Determination Save Valley Forge Seamen
In a dramatic three day rescue off southwest of Singapore, 37 crew of the Valley Forge were believed safe. A lifeboat with 4 seamen and 18 passengers drifted away, later 22 in a lifeboat were rescued, and Petrone and six others were later found on Bintan. The 7,202 ton Liberty ship built in 1943 likely a total loss, valued at about $300,000.
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Carl Hedgecock Dies Suddenly at 73 in High Point
Carl Cyrus Hedgecock, 73, of 506 E Lexington Ave High Point died on arrival at High Point Memorial Hospital yesterday night at 10 15. He was born November 10 1886 in High Point to Charles and Sarah Hedgecock. He married Lilly Bert Thompson who survives. He worked at Ellison Frame Works for many years and National Upholstery Company last. Surviving: wife two brothers Fred and Marvin Hedgecock of High Point one sister Maude Idol Kernersville Route 2 and a son Dallas Hedgecock from a former marriage in Black Mountain. Funeral arrangements pending at Harold C Davis Chapel.
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Ellison Frame Works
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Black Mountain
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No Bond, No Freedom for Beck in Thomasville
Jesse Ray Beck, a 36 year old Virginia native from Martinsville, was jailed in Thomasville on December 29 for drunkenness and violating the prohibition law after allegedly admitting to carrying whisky. With a $100 bond and no local bondsman available, he faces Recorder's Court Monday, having spent five and a half days in jail already.
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Long Hospitalized After Car Hits Pole in Thomasville
THOMASVILLE Thurman B Long 28 of E Sunrise Street was hospitalized with head injuries after a southbound car on Fisher Ferry Street lost control and struck a telephone pole near Walnut yesterday. Police estimate 500 damage to the car and 300 to the pole and wires. no charges were filed.
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Slippery Road Speed Blamed In Crash
Claude R. Widener, 26, of Pine Street, was charged with exceeding a safe speed under prevailing conditions after losing control on Carmall Street and striking a tree and utility pole. The wet road caused $800 damage to his car. no injuries were reported. Bond set at $100 for Recorder's Court January 18.
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Integration Fight In New Stage Steers Civil Rights Debate
Thurgood Marshall says massive resistance to school integration has shifted to token compliance and hard fought battles in five deep South states. He notes voluntary desegregation nears completion in parts of the Midwest and warns about stair-step and pupil-assignment plans fueling new delays and transfers amid ongoing legal maneuvers.
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World Struggle Over the United States
The article analyzes U S strategy amid Cold War tensions, debating nuclear reliance versus conventional power. It weighs Khrushchev's peace overtures, Berlin talks, and NATO unity while forecasting a shaky year as Eisenhower nears leaving office and alliance leadership may shift.
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