Arms Pool Parley Opens at Palais de Chaillot Behind Closed Doors
West Germany and other WEU members begin talks at an annex of the Palais de Chaillot to standardize and pool arms. Delegates include diplomats and officials, with Belgium Luxembourg and the Netherlands involved as WEU members. The panel could issue binding decisions by majority in most cases and unanimously on initial standardizations. Talks expected to last several weeks as part of post treaty plans.
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WEU
WEU Interm Committee
Paris
Tis
Arma Wendeen Ee
Market Dips as Selling Pressure Weighs on NY Stocks
Trading in New York stocks fell as selling intensified into mid day, with declines broadening and many blue chips slipping. Bethlehem Steel General Motors Goodrich Douglas Aircraft United Airlines and Standard Oil among the notable losers as market momentum shifted downward before a late rebound.
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New York
Bethlehem Steel
General Motors
Goodrich
Douglas Aircraft
United Aircraft
American Smelting
du Pont, Electric
Santa Fe
Baltimore & Ohio
Seaboard Railroad
Standard Oil
General Dynamics
Admiral Corporation
Allis Chalmers Mfg
American Can
American Smelt & Ref Cesces
American Tel
Cscsess
Bendix Aviation
Cannon M Mills
Carolina Power & Ria
Delanese
Secagnesees
Delaware
Lack & Wes
Dow Chemical
Electric Auto Lite
Firestone
Cone Electric Os
General Glidden
Rubber Goodvea
Illinois
Nickel Can
Tel & Tel
Kennecott Copper
Northern Pacific Ohio Oil Com
Pacific Gas
Seventeen Die Violently In State Weekend
The Associated Press reports at least 17 people died over the weekend in North Carolina from various incidents. Fatal crashes near Raleigh claimed Felix Frazier 23 and Jerry Thomas 15, with others injured. additional deaths occurred in Sanford, Richland, Lenoir, and surrounding areas from car crashes, explosions, and violent encounters.
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Raleigh
Felix Frazier
Jerry Thomas
Sgh
Frazier
Thomas
J. B. Sean
Marshville
Corledge
Rt. 3
Clyde Thomas
Sanford
James F. Lowery
Richland
Ft. Bragg
Newton Grove
Sety McPhail
Caldwell
Lenoir
Robert C. Burden
John Co
Roxabe
Te Durwood
Mike Bowen
Hookerton
Rt. 1
Benjamin Lee Jenkins
Jones County
Jones- Lenoirty
David McCullum
Dhe Wan
Greenville
Jon Patterson
Onslow
Robert
Cam Jeune Ma
Renceville
Gas Shagees Ra Rainer
R Kenly
Cremel
Johnston County
Piers to Be Removed With Funds for Wilmington
Washington reports that rotting piers and new ways at the Wilmington harbor will be removed if Congress approves Eisenhower administration funds. The plan asks 207000 dollars for the fiscal year, with no new construction, as administrator Louis S. Rothschild notes the piers are in deplorable condition and a fire hazard.
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Washington
Governsington
Eisenhower
Congress
Louis S. Rothschild
Wilmington
Expensive bounce hits East Orange traffic tickets
The report notes growing traffic fines in East Orange as magistrate Lake Med orders a $25 penalty for a bounced check tied to ticket payments. Officers report the average monthly ticket influx rising to about ten per month, with rubber and other costly fees cited.
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East Orange
N. J
Lake Med
Aedit Bala
Sun lamps installed in Houston Zoo monkey cages
In Houston Texas 40 sun lamps were installed in the monkey cages at the city zoo aiming to brighten animal enclosures and improve welfare for the primates.
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Houston
Tex
Eisenhower Urges Private Enterprise Growth and Public-Private Partnerships
President Eisenhower called for government to loosen its grip on private industry to aid long term economic growth. He highlighted selling or closing failing federal ventures, expanding private ownership of synthetic rubber plants, and boosting federal revenue through reduced government outlays. He proposed a 10 year highway modernization program and increased funding for shipbuilding and aviation radar, plus higher wage rates for postal workers and new public housing units.
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Joe Agee
Anime
Eisenhower
Apprond
Audi
Es Ae Ee Eas
Seth
Polic
Congress
Chief Seeks To Cut False Fire Alarms City police urge tip rewards
Fire officials condemn the three Sunday false alarms that dispatched units to a Hamilton Street manufacturing district. Chief Canady urges residents to report tampering with alarm boxes and notes a $25 reward for information leading to arrest and conviction. Vehicles tied to two alarms were seen but license numbers were unavailable.
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Canady
Arges
Boone
Hamilton St
Deaths and Funerals for Mary Ingram and Fred Whitt
Mrs Mary Ingram 66 of Fear dies after long illness. Funeral at Trinity Cemetery following service at Memorial Methodist Church. Fred O Cass Whitt 58 overseer at Highland Cotton Mill dies in High Point Memorial Hospital. Service at Highland Methodist Church with interment in Floral Garden Park Cemetery.
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Mary Ingram
White Ingram Bey
Fred O’cass Whitt
Highland Cotton Mill
High Point Memorial Hospital
Highland Methodist Church
C. D. Brown
J. E. Cochran
Hanes Memorial Methodist Church
Winston-Salem
Floral Garden Park
Infant Janet Calloway Dies in Bethesda
Janet Sue Calloway six month old daughter of Mr and Mrs J L Calloway of Bethesda Maryland died Saturday morning after a short illness Surviving are her parents two brothers Jim and Jvn Funeral services will be Tuesday at 2 30 p m at the funeral home with the Rev Will Barker officiating Interment will be in Oakwood Cemetery
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Calloway
Janet Sue Calloway
J. L. Calloway
Bethesda
Jim
Jvn
Will Barker
Oakwood Cemetery
Funeral service for Edith Hinkle and Rev Q C Ly
Mrs Edith Hinkle pastor of Tyroeran Church and the Rev Q C Ly died leaving family members. Funeral was in Holly Hillis Cemetery family plot with bearers Robert E Ste Myers Delkr Menden hall Von G Sink W C Swice pod Woodrow Zimmerman. Mrs Hinkle died at 110 Stone St after a heart attack early Friday morning.
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Tyroeran Church
Q. C.ly
Robert E. Ste Myers
Delk R Mendenhall
von G. Sink
W. C. Swicepod
Woodrow Zimmerman
Holly Hillis
F. Odenbaugh Dies in Ottumwa Iowa
F Odenbaugh father of Mrs D 8 Linthicum of 601 Martha St Springfield died early Monday at his Ottumwa Iowa home Funeral services planned for Wednesday afternoon in Ottumwa.
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T. F. Odenbaugh
F. Odenbaugh
Martha St
Springfield
Ottumwa
Iowa
Ave
Funeral services for M. A. Barker at Koonce Chapel
Funeral services for M. A. Barker, 74, who died Friday in High Point Memorial Hospital, were held Sunday at 2:30 p.m. at Koonce Funeral Home chapel. Rev. George H. Wallace of Allen Jay Baptist officiated. Burial followed at Williams Memorial Park Cemetery with pallbearers Jenee Burnley, Joe Grant, Carroll Sanders, Calvin Bennett, W. Friovees Johnson.
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M. A. Barker
High Point Memorial Hospital
Chapel of Koonce
George H. Wallace
Allen Jay Baptist
Ad Thers
Jenee Burnley
Joe Eee
Gando Carroll
Sanders
Calvin Bennett
W. Friovees Johnson
Thomasville Woman Velva Clinard Freedie Dies at 53
Velva Clinard Freedie 53 wife of Fred Freedie died at her father David W. Clinard’s home Route 1 Thomasville after an extended illness. Born in Davidson she was a member of Rich Fork Baptist Church and the Ladies Bible Class. Funeral services Tuesday at 2 p.m. at Rich Fork Baptist Church with Rev J H Clare. interment in church cemetery.
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Thomasville
Velva Clinard Freedie
Fred Freedie
David W. Clinard
Route 1
Davidson
Rich Fork
Frank Snyder
Conradville
Mozelle W
Fred Fair Forest
Jesse A
Chester
Rich Fork Baptist Church
J. H. Clare Ee
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Air Power Sees Major Military Budget Shift
The report outlines a Navy fleet of slightly over 1 000 ships with about 406 combat vessels, down from 1 100 total, and noncombat cuts. The Air Force aims for 137 wings by June 1956 with 121 by July, 130 a year later, while the Army and Marine Corps maintain forces but trim units. Overall aircraft inventory climbs from 4 to 36 thousand by mid-1956, with budget figures: Air Force funding around 15.6 billion, Army about 8.9 billion, Navy near 9.7 billion, and Marine budgets included in the total.
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Navy
Marine Corps
Force
Marine Pipe
Peon Pre Eeede
Air Force
Nautilus Begins Trial On The Thames
The Nautilus starts trial runs on the Thames with a small observer presence on New London docks across the river. Navy officials report the 300 foot submarine’s power system tested while moored, as the crew prepares to circle the globe without revulsion.
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Thames
Robert Fulton
Clermont New York
New London
Navy
Atlantic
Globe
Budget Thick As Biggest Phone Book
A presidential budget message to Congress outlines the large, thick document detailing next year’s federal expenditures. Treasury officials project a deficit requiring borrowing as costs for defense and Cold War needs outweigh revenue, with Congress to review, adjust, and reconcile figures before final approval.
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James Marlow Ashtin
Eisenhower
Congress
Secretary of the Treasury
Humphrey
Thu Ee
Legislative Acon
Seaaey
Budget Bureau
Burglars Turn Out Officers in Philadelphia Cell
Police Sgt. Wilhelm Neuhaus responded to a candy store burglary report in Philadelphia and ended up detaining 40 men charged with illegal card and dice games in a basement cellar. The roundup also involved a police captain and a lieutenant.
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Philadelphia
Wilhelm Neuhaus
Leutenant
Neuhaus
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