Eisenhower Outlines U S Stance In Berlin Talks
President Eisenhower told Soviet leader Khrushchev this weekend the United States will not accept East Berlin turning over to East German Reds. The White House conference with Anastas Mikoyan ended without concessions on Berlin or disarmament. A Big Four foreign ministers meeting was not set, while Dulles pressed for an East West ban on nuclear tests with inspections.
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Eisenhower
Soviet Union
United States
Nikita Khruschev
East Berlin
Anastas I. Mikoyan
White House
Mikoyan
Berlin
Germany
Moscow
Kremlin
Rock Creek Park
Fisenhower
State Dulles
Florida
U.S
Mikov
Dulles
Big Furniture Mart Set to Open in High Point Tomorrow
Buyers from every Southeast state travel to High Point for the winter Southern Furniture and Barg market opening. The Wrenn Street Wing adds 144000 square feet and 68 exhibitors join larger spaces in the exposition building. An additional 31 exhibitors fill remaining space with furniture lamps mirrors and accessories. A new Furniture Displays Inc building at 243 S Main St debuts. Half a million dollars has been spent renovating the exposition building as manufacturers anticipate a steady market amid a brighter economy.
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Southern Furniture Exposion
Wrenn Street
Robert Marks
High Point
Southern
Southern Furniture Exposition
New Furniture Displays Inc
S. Main St
Exposition Building
Chicago
Leo Heer
Heer
South
Jane Davis
Thanhardt-Burger
Jenn Street
Castro Warns U S Against Cannon Diplomacy Over Batistans
In Havana Fidel Castro denounces U S pressure to halt executions of Batista supporters and calls for returning war criminals. Officials dismiss reports of Batista invasion plans from the Dominican Republic while Maj. Borden notes reduced threat and Maj. Guevara departs Las Villas for reorganization.
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Havana, Cuba
Fidel Castro
United States
Fulgencio Batista
Cuba
Victor Borden
la Cabana
Havana
Batista
Dominican Republic
Borden
Ernesto Guevara
Las Villas
Eloy Guttierrez Menoyo
Space Race Investigation Promised by Senate
Washington Sen Lyndon Johnson announced a new Senate inquiry into the United States space program amid a dispute between Vice President Nixon and Sen Stuart Symington over missile progress. Johnson said the US appears more than a year behind the Soviet Union in space efforts.
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Washington
Soviet Union
Sen
Lyndon
United States
Richard M.nixon
Stuart Symington
D-Mo
Johnson
33 Aboard Crash Landing Is Made By Airliner
Captain Norman E. er piloted a TWA Constellation to a belly landing on chemical foam after five hours of flight with a fouled landing gear. Thirty one aboard included five crewmen and 28 passengers. Passengers recalled calm reactions and humor during the emergency.
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Kansas City
Norman E.er
TWA Constellation
Lester C. Hawkinson
Caseyville
Hawkinson
St. Louis
Mystery Body in Embalming Room Stuns North Carolina Town
In Robbinsville North Carolina a funeral home manager Hubert Walker reported a body found in the embalming room. He admitted the room contained a body though it should not. The incident led to the young man being jailed to sleep it off.
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Robbinsville
N. C
Townson Funeral Home
Hubert Walker
Walker
Phillips
Congress proposes National Grammar Commission to reform spelling
Representative Harlan Hagen of California seeks creation of a National Grammar Commission and an official U S dictionary to standardize English spelling. The plan, supported by publishers and educators, aims to simplify reading and ease spelling instruction despite no specific revision rules. The effort relies on broad public backing.
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Wahshington
Harlan Hagen Dcalif
Hagen
National Grammar Commission
U. S
North Dakota
Homer W. Wood
Porterville Daily Reporter
California
Court Curb Proposed By Senator Keating
Sen Keating plans to introduce bills to curb Supreme Court review powers citing concerns over rulings on subversion and law enforcement. He argues for case by case corrections to avoid invalidating state laws and counters public fear of Court actions aiding organized crime and communist threats. The move follows last year’s failed efforts and parallels a separate McClellan bill to shield state laws from parallel federal invalidation.
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Washington
Sen
Kent
Supreme Court
Keating
House Judiciary Committee
Senate
Congress
Cometry
John L. McClellan
D-Ark
Man Speaks Youth Obeys in Hubcap Help
In Lynn Massachusetts James Vit lace 48 urged a loitering youth to return four missing hubcaps. The youth silently retrieved four caps and passed them to Vit lace, then added two more and placed them by another car. He then removed two tires and delivered them to a third vehicle.
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Rham
Henry D. Gaines
Six Associates
Asheville
Janet Teasue
Anastasi
Russia
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Eemeal Coflestion
Gewind
Sheraton Hotel
R. J J. Elander
The
Charlotte Observer
Jack Cartwright
Founder's Furniture Co
Castro
Margaret O'Dowd
Norma Smith
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