Ford Foresees Careful Talks as Contracts Loom
Ford says no decision will be reached before union and company negotiators meet to discuss a new five year contract with the UAW. John Bugas warns stable employment depends on sound business plans and cautions against easy slogans, urging balanced, long term choices.
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Wyters
Enmiieta
Mae Teack
Seine Flood Wreaks Havoc Around Paris Suburbs
Rising Seine waters threaten Paris suburbs as the flood crest nears. Police and emergency crews evacuate 1000 residents near Creteil and St Maur while industries and quays are submerged and central Paris remains at risk from the Marne.
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Historic Museum
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Renault Motors
Asnieres
Marne
Heam
Port Creteil
St. Maur
Greensboro Murder Weapon Is Located
Greensboro police report locating a butcher knife with a six inch blade linked to the double killing of Mrs. Cook and Batty Heart. Ex-convict Scales, 29, admitted the slayings and led officers to the weapon washed with motor-cleaning fluid. He had been arrested after truck sightings near the Cook home raised suspicion.
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Greensboro
Scales
Thurman Jones
Cook
Seales
Jones W. W. Cook
Batty Heart
Polio Air Show Rescheduled for Next Sunday at Frailey Field
Ed Miller announces the Polio Air Show is postponed by bad weather and moved to next Sunday afternoon at Frailey Field. The Junior Chamber of Commerce sponsors the March of Dimes event featuring parachute jumps and airplane acrobatics.
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Fraley Field
Ed Miller
March of Dimes
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Theft of Handbag at Movie Reported
Bain Smith reports a leather shoulder bag with his daughter's name was snatched from her at a movie. Detectives had not located the bag or identified the thief by late last night.
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Smith
Adenauer Denounces Soviet Big Four Offer From Baden
Chancellor Adenauer in a radio address from Baden denounces Soviet calls for a Big Four conference as a move to bind Germany to Moscow He stresses Western unity and rejects any plan that divides Germany He warns the Paris treaties remain essential and criticizes a coal and steel strike over wage and management stakes.
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Konrad Adenauer
Moscow
Soviet Union
Adenauer
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Erich O
Paris
Hermann Reusch
Oberhausen
Reusch
Prison Riot Ends as Con victs Yield to Citizens Committee
Boston prison siege ends after four long term inmates surrender to a seven man citizens committee led by Erwin Canham. Theodore Green, Fritz Swenson, and another riot leader exit to discuss terms, hostages freed, guards return home on leave, and state detectives continue investigations into weapon sources. Barbara Green, 17, expresses hope for her father and returns to school, while Warden O'Brien praised nonviolent ending.
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Perley S. Vance
Citizens Committee
Erwin D. Canham
Christian Science Monitor
John J.) O'Brien
O'Brien
Green
Barbara
Gs Sn Me
Louis McCoy
Girls’ Latin School
Kremlin Press Clipping Hints on German Reunification Moves
Western diplomats in Moscow say Molotov seeks firsthand reports from trusted envoys on possible moves following ratification of Paris accords. The piece notes Soviet fear of German militarism and suggests the Kremlin may push for more favorable terms to advance German reunification.
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Molotov
West Germany
Russia
Soviet Union
Germany
Kremlin
Erman
Duke Bleeder's Condition Is Unchanged
Duke Hospital reports Willie Cooke 31 with ongoing bleeder condition. Doctors note 361 pints of blood transfused including 197 pints whole blood and 164 pints plasma. Studies show missing anti hemophiliac globulin and loss of transfused proteins. bleeding slowed but condition weakened slightly while vital signs stay near normal.
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Durham
Willie Cooke
Duke Hospital
Duke
University of North Carolina Physiology Department
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Women Admitted Free to Local Soccer Matches in Bursa
Women in Bursa Turkey are admitted free to local soccer games as authorities promise fair play and to counter swearing by male referees and players. The move aims to improve attendance and reduce hostile atmospheres at matches.
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Bursa
Turkey
Sampson Wins Clarence Poe County of the Year Award
Sampson County is named the Clarence Poe County of the Year for rural progress in 1954, edging Guilford Wayne Duplin and Pender. A $500 prize funded by Poe NW journal honors Negro rural population gains in agriculture, home economics, and community cooperation. A&T College is cited as sponsoring agent.
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Sampson
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Wayne
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Pender
Poe
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Leigh
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A&t College
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School of Agriculture
Arab Chiefs Open Conference on Middle East Defense
Five Arab premiers met in Cairo to discuss defense and invited Iraq’s Nuri Said to join while tensions rose over the Iraqi Turkish defense pact. Nuri’s illness and anger at Egyptian attacks were cited as reasons for his potential nonattendance.
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Lebanon
Sami Solh
Syria
Faris el Khoury
Jordan
Tewfik Abdul Huda
Saudi Arabia
Amir Amir Faisal
Turkey
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Oamae
Solh
Nasser
Jap Heads Reaffirm Pro U S Policies
Tokyo reports say Prime Minister Hatoyama and Foreign Minister Shigemitsu pledged closer ties with the United States and free nations while calling for coexistence with Communist nations within free world obligations. The duo spoke to the Diet and radio audience amid an approaching election.
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Japan
United States
Ichiro Hatoyama
Mamoru Shigemitsu
Hatoyama
Shigemitsu
Diet
Free Nations
U.S
Aigemitsu
Atom Experts Begin Private Hearings on Geneva Congress
Eight leading atom authorities wrapped a week of private meetings in New York about plans for an International Atomic Energy Congress to be held in Geneva next August. They voted 6-1 not to invite Red China, and Dag Hammarskjold will decide the congress scope. Isidor I. Rabi accused Moscow press distortions of his remarks on Eisenhower’s atoms for peace program.
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Red China
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Eisenhower
J. W. Dunworth
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Harwell
D. V. Skobeltsyn
Russia
Skobeltsyn
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State Receives More Federal Hurricane Relief Funds
North Carolina officials announced an additional one million dollars in federal disaster relief for Hurricane Hazel damages. Gov. Hodges presented a twelve thousand dollar check to Wrightsville Beach Mayor, noted previous payment to Long Beach, and cited total allocations to Carolina Beach Dare County Louise area and others. He urged strengthened civil defense and auxiliary power for beach towns amid ongoing repair work along Brunswick County.
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Hodges
Southeastern Beach Assn
Wrightsville Beach
Long Beach
Caroline Beach
Louise
Dare County
Brunswick County
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