OAS Names Nicaragua as Source of Costa Rica Invasion
The Organization of American States blamed Nicaragua for arming and launching incursions into Costa Rica. In late night talks, the OAS council condemned the attack and ordered observers to monitor border crossings airports and transport routes for troops and materiel.
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Washington
Nicaragua
Organization of American States
Costa Rica
la Cruz
OAS Council
OAS
Council
Oservers
Jose Mora
San Jose
Evolution of Drama From Ancient Rite to Moralities
The text outlines drama’s roots in primitive play and ritual, Greece’s goat song origins, Roman influence, and Christian critique. It surveys medieval worship plays, miracle and moralities, staged to teach religion, with sensational stage effects and audience fear, ending with a note on later revival and tension with Puritanism.
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Greece
Christ
Europe
England
Noah
Moralities
Anannah
Yearbook film to be shown at Gospel Tabernacle
Rev. Harry Hardwick will present the sound color documentary Yearbook at The Gospel Tabernacle Monday at 7 30 p m. He is touring the eastern U S and Canada as field representative of the missionary training institute on a 20000 mile circuit. Pastor J E Nelson invites the public to attend.
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Christian Church
Harry Hardwick
Gospel Tabernacle
Hardwick
Missionary Training Institute
U. S
Canada
The
J. E. Nelson
Faithful Service It Was With Regret First Baptist
The First Baptist church announced accepting a voluntary action with regret as part of ongoing community service and upcoming plans referenced on page two of the issue.
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First Baptist
Democrats Promise Anti Communist Action In Senate
Democratic senators said their party will continue investigations into communism to answer Senator McCarthy s challenge. A Senate resolution denouncing communism and endorsing further inquiry passed 37 Democrats, Republicans and one independent. Long, presiding, halted McCarthy twice for imputing unworthy motives to colleagues. McClellan, new chair of the Investigations Subcommittee, pledged a thorough and accurate record in the 84th Congress.
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Washington
Sen. McCarthy
R-Wis
Senate
House
Sen
Daniel
D-Tex
McCarthy
Long
D-La
Ruchel
Calif
Wisconsin
McClellan
D-Ark
Senate Investigations Subcommittee
Scales Faces Smith Act Trial in Greensboro
Junius Scales 34 is slated for trial in the U.S. Middle District Court here on April 11 for alleged Smith Act violations claiming leadership of an underground Communist party in the Carolinas and Tennessee. Judge Johnson J. Hayes set deadlines for motions with dates in February and March.
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Greensboro
Junius Scales
U.S
Middle District Court
FBI
Scales
Communist Party
Carolinas
Tennessee
Johnson J. Hayes
Wilkesboro
Reuben Terris
New York City
Carrboro
Memphis
Tenn
Terris
Hayes
Seales
Painting and Decor Contractors Convention Closes
A closed session at the sixth annual Carolinas Council of the Painting and Decor Contractors of America convention was held today in Greensboro. George Stoddard of Toledo, Ohio, told the group that 90 percent of U S homes have some painting done, either outside or inside, with the convention ending after a luncheon.
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Greensboro
Carolinas Council of the Painting and Decora Contract of America
George Stoddard
Toledo
Ohio
U. S
Bombers Hit Red Mainland Near Shanghai Tienao Island
Chinese Nationalist four engine bombers struck the Chinese mainland today for the first time since September and a sixth straight day of raids on Tienao Island. The Defense Ministry said two waves hit Haimen 175 miles south of Shanghai then returned to Formosa after antiaircraft fire. No Red fighters engaged the bombers. Crews reported excellent results against gun positions and military targets. Separately Nationalist warships routed two Soviet style torpedo boats near the Tachens after gunfire.
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Taipeh
Formosa
Red China
Tienao Island
Minis
Haimen
Shanghai
Red
Tienao
Tachens
Defense Ministry
Sheppard appeal to be considered in Cleveland
In Cleveland three appeal efforts are under way for Monday when Sheppard, sentenced to life with parole after ten years, faces a higher court review. He was convicted of second degree murder in the use of a weapon against his wife Maria and has lost a bid for a new trial amid claims of 41 errors in the two month trial. Judge Blythin dissolved a county jail stay of execution.
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Sheppard
Maria
Blythin
High Point Furniture Market Opens Amid New Building Dedication
The Winter Furniture Market starts Monday in High Point as the 10 story Furniture Exposition Building addition is dedicated with Governors Hodges and Stanley attending. The Sunday Enterprise presents a 10 page section spotlighting the expanded Exposition building, a history of the idea since 1919, and photo tours of the new and old structures.
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High Point
Luther Hodges
North Carolina
Thomas Stanley
Virginia
Enterprise
Ice Clamps Britain Roads As Deep Freeze Strikes Europe
A severe frost grips Britain with ice coating roads and fog reducing visibility. Edinburgh records seven degrees above zero as motorists face dangerous travel. the British Automobile Association calls it the worst icing in eight years. A British European Airways plane bound for Paris skids on snow. one wing brushes the surface but no injuries reported.
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London
Britain
Edinburgh
British Automobile Assn
Binch
Binch Shelt
British European Airways
Paris
Panama President Implicated in Remon Assassination Plot
The National Assembly impeached President Jose Antonio Remon and ordered his arrest on charges of conspiring to kill Ramon Guizado after a confession by lawyer Ruben Miro. Miro alleged Guizado and ally Rodolfo Saint Malo planned the shooting at a race track on January 2, with Guizado’s son and others detained.
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Panama
National Assembly
Jose ro =rado
Jose Antonio Remon
Lawana
Ricardo Arias Exninosa
Ruben Miro
Remon
Guizado
Miro
Guatemala
Spe
Jose Ramon Guizado
Republic of Panama
Panama National Assembly
Jose Antonia Remon
UN Head Wins US Support for Airmen Release Effort
U N Secretary General Dag Hammarskjold secured full U S backing for continued efforts to win the release of airmen. Hammarskjold called the mission a successful first step and said the path for further negotiations is open, though details were not given.
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Washington
U.N
Dag Hammarskjold
U.S
Hammarskjold
Henry Cabot Lodge Jr
Lodge
Secretary of
State Dulles
Omaha
Neb
Strategic Air Ee Ee
Eisenhower
Bank Applications in Raleigh Set for Quarterly Meeting
The State Banking Commission will consider two applications next week in Raleigh. One seeks to establish a new industrial bank at Greensboro named Bank, Inc. The other requests permission for First Citizens Bank Trust Co. of Smithfield to establish a common trust.
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Raleigh
Greensboro
State Banking Commission
Eet Sete Bank, Inc
First Citizens Bank Trust Co
Smithfield
U S Awaits Proof Of Russian Atomic Offer
The United States awaits concrete proof of the Soviet Union's offer to share atomic expertise. Atomic Energy Commission Chairman Strauss says the Moscow proposal only partially aligns with Eisenhower's atoms for peace plan, noting no mention of nuclear material sharing. Senator Anderson calls the move encouraging but urges caution pending deeds. A Monday New York meeting will include scientists from the Soviet Union United States Britain Brazil and India to gauge seriousness. The Skepticism stems from Russia not yet showing substantial reactor knowledge while US and others advance research.
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Soviet Union
Lewis L. Strauss
Atomic Energy Commission
Moscow
Eisenhower
U.N
Sen. Anderson
D-Nm
Senate
House Atomic Energy Committee
Kremlin
White House
State Department
Strauss
U.N. Security Council
United States
Britain
New York
Brazil
India
Hearings Scheduled Next Week On North Carolina Budget
Public hearings begin next Thursday on proposed tax increases and two year spending plans for North Carolina. The Advisory Budget Commission estimates state outlays around 637 million dollars with about 52 million in new taxes for the biennium. House and Senate committees will outline money needs and consider a pay as you go payroll tax deduction plan.
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Raleigh
Senate
Luther Barn
Larry Moore
House
Advisory Budget Commission
Eugene Shaw
David M. Hall
Jackson
Hodges
Hall
General Assembly
Joint Appropriations Committee
Joint Finance Committee
Isurance
Finance Committee
J. C. Eagles Jr
Wilson
Ne Oodson
Rowan
W. B. Rodman
Beaufort
Budget Commission
Speed Pilot Found Dead in the Desert
James B. Verdin, a Douglas Aircraft pilot, parachuted from a bomber at 30 000 feet and was found dead after a prolonged Mojave Desert search. Medical officials said he died on impact, with uncertainty over chute type and opening mechanism. A massive rescue effort involved 2 000 ground searchers and multiple services over a 23-hour span.
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Los Angeles
James B. A
Mojave
Emagtt Meek
Gomaan Knapp
Edwards Air Force Base
Alo
Verdin
Douglas
Air Force
Navy
Sheriff's
Edwards
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