Deadlock Holds In Truce Talks
United Nations efforts to break the armistice deadlock failed as talks over airfield bans and prisoner repatriation stalled. Communists, said to be under Moscow orders, offered a daylight prisoner camp map but refused broader concessions. General Ridgway pressed for clear intent while subcommittees grappled with terms of the ceasefire.
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Camp Rucker
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Swiss Police Arrest Man In Naval Attache Death
Swiss police announce a man linked to the mysterious 2 year old death of an American naval attaché is in custody. The attaché’s body was found near a tunnel in Austria with investigators probing links to espionage cases and a Romanian suspect released after questioning. No official verdict has been made and cross border inquiries continue.
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Policing Deaths Rise in Tunisian Unrest
In Tunis, three policemen died as violence flared between independence-seeking Nationalists and French authorities, bringing a weeklong toll to 31. Arab shopkeepers closed the capital in a general strike while Nationalists demonstrated and attacked a trolley. The Bey of Tunis backs Arab ministers seeking U N help for home rule, as Premier Chenik critiques French policy and French Premier Faure calls the U N appeal a regrettable error.
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National Assembly
Armistice Hope in Korean Talks Despite Deadlock
Officials say the United States and allies will exhaust all reasonable means to reach a Korean truce agreement. They hope stalled talks on airfields and POW issues will be resolved if the Reds truly want peace, though negotiations may continue for weeks. Secretary Acheson indicated Communist concessions provide basis for cautious optimism.
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Guy Guy Buried Dunn NC Noted Eastern Lawyer Charles Lee Guy
Charles Lee Guy 78 a well known Eastern North Carolina lawyer was buried here after a decade of declining health. He practiced in Dunn and surrounding counties and was highly regarded in the local legal community.
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Police charge driver amid drunken driving in Winston-Salem
Police charged truck driver James Thom as Wooten of Yadkinville with drunken driving in Winston-Salem last night. The report notes a vehicle collision and impairment suspected by officers at the scene.
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James Thomas Wooten
Yadkinville
ton-Salem
Air Force inspection tours two base sites near Raleigh
An Air Force inspection team began a tour of two air base sites near Raleigh Durham area. The visit aims to assess facilities operations and readiness at the two bases as officials review security and maintenance protocols.
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Carolinas United Service chairs first meeting in Charlotte
Robert Dechert of Philadelphia national chairman of USC Executive Committees will preside at the inaugural Carolinas United Service meeting in Charlotte. Steve Moody, president, announced plans amid expected attendance of hundreds from North and South Carolina including community chest officials. Federal officers and three U S district attorneys attended a statewide meeting on peddlers, gamblers, tax evasion, bootlegging and other violations as part of a nationwide drive led by the Attorney General.
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Kefauver Announces Candidacy For Democratic Nomination
Sen Estes Kefauver plans to declare his bid for the Democratic presidential nomination at a news conference in Washington amid signs of a tough path in early contests. The report covers party dynamics, Illinois primary considerations, and broader White House pressure on Truman regarding re election.
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Delaney Convicted on Bribe Count in Tax Scandal
Federal jury found Delaney guilty on six counts accusing accepting 7500 in bribes and falsely certifying 180498 in taxes. He faces up to 18 years and 37500 in fines and plans an appeal while awaiting probation report from Judge Wysanski Jr. Delaney posted 2500 bond and left the courtroom with his attorney.
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Scott backs Olive for governor in North Carolina race
Raleigh dispatch says Gov. Kerry Scott endorses Hubert Olive, signaling a party realignment, with Olive framed as a continuation of Scott's forward program. Scott notes unity with Olive on policy and indicates loyalty expected from aides and supporters in a contest likely drawing Usual Camp forces.
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Eisenhower Signals Support for European Unity at Convention
The proposal for a European unity convention drew applause as Republicans and Democrats pressed for a presidential path. Eisenhower made his first public statement since announcing acceptance of the party nomination, with senators Kefauver and McMahon endorsing European unity as essential for long term defense and stability.
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Airliner Crash in Elizabeth Kills 28. City Stunned
A Convair airliner bound from Buffalo to Newark crashed in a crowded Elizabeth neighborhood yesterday afternoon, killing all aboard and injuring several on the ground. Police say 31 bodies were recovered but 28 laid out at a funeral home amid chaotic salvage. mayor calls for relocating Newark Airport.
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Nent
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Sabrejets Down MIGs in Northwest Korea Air Battle
American Sabrejets shot down one MIG-15 and damaged another during a night air encounter north of the 38th parallel. Majors Clemens and Shaeffer each claimed a kill, with Lt. Jr. credited for the damaged plane as the fight involved multiple bomber and fighter sorties against railway targets.
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Penn
Irregular Stock Movements Across Sectors Today
Markets opened with uneven trading as a few pivotal issues swung widely while utilities and steel shares showed limited activity. Automotives and other major groups were largely steady with small losses in some areas, including J I Case as a weak spot and Amesteran Duties seeing minor declines.
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Sim
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Elkin Furniture Co. strike halts Surry County plant
A 145 member United Furniture Workers strike at Elkin Furniture Co. shut down the Surry County plant. A UFWA district director did not provide a reason for the walkout in a late night wire from High Point. The report cites Van Dillion as secretary.
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Elkin Furniture Co
United Furniture Workers America
Surry County
Wiles Series Allen
Edward E. Waller
High Point
UFWA
van Dillion
Ellin
Weather forecast updates with numeric temperature ranges
The forecast reports a low tonight of 20 to 26 degrees and a high tomorrow around 34 degrees. Today's high was expected at 45 degrees and last night's low reached 34.
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