Eisenhower outlines soil bank three pronged plan
President Eisenhower proposes a three phase soil bank to cut surpluses. The first phase would reduce crop acreage by allowing farmers to place land in an acreage reserve in exchange for cash certificates redeemable in cash or commodities. The program aims to lower government storage costs and ease global price concerns.
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Weather outlook with low near 25 and high 40
Tonight's low expected at 25 while tomorrow's high rises to 40. Today's high was 42 and overnight low 21. Sunset is 5 23 p m and sunrise tomorrow at 7 31 a m.
Eisenhower outlines soil bank and surplus plans
President Eisenhower unveils a three part program to cut acreage from crops, divert land to conservation, and expand surplus disposal. He cites reduced 17 to 14 million acres, $250 million for conservation, $350 million for diversions, and new administration for surplus stocks. Revisions to trade and price supports are proposed to ease controls and boost foreign sales.
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Soil Bank
Eisenhower
Secretary of Agriculture
Department
Benson
Congress
Weather Across States Warn Of Cold Windy Conditions
Forecast for North Carolina Virginia and South Carolina calls for cloudy to partly cloudy skies and continued cold with winds. Snow flurries expected in northern mountains and occasional sleet in the northeast. Temperatures drop tonight with bedrock ranges from 20s to 40s.
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Stocks edge higher amid defense orders and mixed gains
New York stocks showed a slightly higher tendency with a broad mix of gains and losses within a narrow range. Trading volume hovered near 2% million shares, while Boeing rose early on a $248 million heavy bomber order, and Lockheed faced selling after a Navy order cancellation.
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Critics Award Given to Francis J Carmody
Hollywood reports Francis J Carmody motion picture editor of the Evening Star Washington is named the Screen Directors Guild critics award winner. Guild president George Sidney said Carmody’s reviews were the most perceptive toward betterment of the industry. Los Angeles January 29.
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Juliette Wehle and Air Force Lt. Owens Part Company
Juliette Wehle 20 and Air Force Lt. John Owens ended their engagement after a chaotic night that included a predawn flight with an old boyfriend and a late party appearance. A seven hour family conference followed as Owens said he would head to Japan for a year to reconsider.
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Louis A. Wehle
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Miss Wehle
Hahn
Syracuse
New York
Italians Launch Poujadist Movement
In Milan the Poujadist movement forms with Raffaele Garbin of the Milan fishmongers union as leader. It aims to modernize Italy’s fiscal system and raise the minimum taxable income from 240,000 to 700,000 lire, presenting itself as a nonpolitical middle class initiative rather than a pure anti tax campaign.
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Italy
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Raffaele Garbin
Milan Fishmongers’ Union
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Violent Weekend Claims 14 Lives Across North Carolina
The Associated Press reports fourteen people died in North Carolina over the weekend from various incidents. Victims include Lt. Frank L. Redditt of Brewton Alabama in a Chapel Hill jet crash, and several others from Greensboro, Charlotte, Statesville, and nearby towns in car crashes, shootings, and a burn death.
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James Remaley
Pitts
Whiteville
Anna Jane Davis
Nathaniel Pierce
C. M
Sam) Bennett
Rt. 2
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Bennett
Robert M. Cobbler
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Wilkesboro
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Murray's Mill Bridge
Newton
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Charlotte
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Enfield
Ruth Lynch
Summit
Vernon Eugene Parson
Mooresville
U.S. 21
Statesville
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Curry
N.C
Burgaw
Three Cars Involved In Trinity Avenue Crash
A Sunday Trinity Avenue collision involved three cars. Lee Frank Henderson Jr., 23, of Route 5 swerved into a ditch and rolled over but was uninjured. James Preston Henderson, 22, of Route 5, followed and struck Melton McPherson, 28, of English Street. Both Henderson drivers were cited for failing to reduce speed to avoid a collision.
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Danger Of Woods Fires Extreme Says Forester
Forester Spivey warned that the county faces extreme forest fire danger after two weekend fires blamed on discarded cigarettes and matches. He noted dry brush and woodlands make any spark potentially disastrous.
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Orestern Spivey
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William Penn PTA to Meet This Evening
The Parent Teacher Association of William Penn High School will meet tonight at 8 o'clock in the school auditorium. The agenda includes school matters and student activities.
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Bethune Ywca
Death Penalty Sought Against Strickland
In Knoxville, prosecutors will seek the death penalty for William Strickland 28 accused of fatally shooting his estranged wife June 23 minutes after custody was awarded for their 4 year old son David Strickland confessed to the killing and a panel of psychiatrists ruled he is mentally fit for trial.
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Wilmington
N.C
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June
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Minister Williams Martin Jr. Dies from Shotgun Wound
In Tallahassee a North Carolina minister Dr William T Martin Jr pastor of First Presbyterian Church was found dead from a 16 gauge shotgun wound near his bedroom. Deputy Sheriff George Keel said no inquest is needed. Martin had served in World War II and studied at UNC and Union Theological Seminary.
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North Carolina
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Raleigh
University of North Carolina
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Scotland
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Davidson College
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