Secretary Benson pulls boner over Harper's Magazine endorsement
Secret ary Benson withdraws endorsement of a Harper s piece calling farmers pampered and notes he did not read the article or a letter to editor in his name. Democrats demand his ouster while Republicans split. Aiken says a secretary signed the letter without his knowledge. Benson accepts responsibility saying they pulled a boner.
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Washington
Benson
Aellows
Figureu Hille Criscipill
Harpers Magazine
Sen. George
D-Ga
Humphrey
D-Minn
Senate
Young
R-Nd
Case
R-Sd
Sen. Aiken
R-Vi
Aiken
Harpers
Jack Fischer
Agriculture Department
Sen. Case
Sen. Young
Sen. Morse
D-Ore
Molotov Warns War Danger Remains
Soviet Foreign Minister Vy M Molotov told Warsaw alliance leaders that the danger of a new war has not receded. Moscow radio from Prague quoted him noting last year's Big Four talks offered a realistic path to East West understanding while urging vigilance against adventurous aggressive circles and reduced tension.
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London
VY. M. Molotov
Warsaw
Moscow Radio
Molotov
Prague
First American satellites to arc near equator in IGY plan
American scientists plan a 5500 mile wide equatorial belt for early satellites. The path may be seen globally from New York to Buenos Aires and Tokyo to Melbourne as the IGY program advances in 1957 58. Observers might trace the orbit using radar radio and telescopes.
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Washington
National Academy of Sciences
Equator
New York
Buenos Aires
Tokyo
Melbourne
Australia
Russia
Boulder
Cole
Sydney
Chapman
IGY
Cms
America
Evangelist Billy Graham Draws 75 000 at Kottayam Rally
Evangelist Billy Graham addressed a record crowd in Kottayam India at the opening of a four day South India convention. Traffic halted as more than 75 000 devotees gathered for his message urging devotion to Christ and unity among South Indian churches.
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Bombay
India
Billy Graham
Travancore - Cochin
Kottayam
Graham
South India
United States
Britain
Madras
C. K. Jacob
Church of South India
Christ
Plane Turns Back With Diamonds
A New York bound Stratocruiser with 47 passengers and a cargo of diamonds returned to London after mechanical trouble. One engine idle, police guarded the plane while engineers fixed a propeller and it later resumed flight. The haul included a 426 carat diamond valued at $8.4 million.
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London
Atlantic
British Overseas Airways Corp
Paskage Gerring Rooms
Newest Oppenheimer
South Africa
Prestwick
Scotland
Tokyo Rose Faces Deportation After Prison Release
Iva Toguri d Aquino known as Tokyo Rose was released from Alderson prison amid debate over possible deportation. Immigration officials plan a deportation hearing after a treason conviction for attempting to lure U S GIs away from Pacific posts during World War II.
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Tokyo Rose
Iva Toguri D’aquino
South Pacific
Federal Women’s Reformatory
Alderson
W. Va
Rose
Tokyo
Chicago
PD Aquis
Fee
Aguri
San Francisco
Pacific
D’aquino
Reformatory
Deporta
Fred Toguri
Immigration Service
Oe D'Aquino
Chie
D'Aquino
Japan
Filipe D’aquino
Queen Elizabeth II Arrives for Historic Nigeria Visit
Queen Elizabeth II and the Duke of Edinburgh arrived in Lagos to begin a 20 day ceremonial tour of Nigeria. The royal caravan traveled 11 miles to Government House amid cheering crowds and tribal drumming. They will inspect public buildings, attend a state dinner, visit courts and Parliament, and travel 2500 miles inland by train and plane.
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Lagos
Nigeria
Elizabeth II
Duke of Edinburgh
Government House
James Robertson
Robertson
London
United Kingdom
Elizabeth
Africa
Royal Air Force
Rail travel nostalgia fades in North Carolina in 1920s era
In Raleigh memories recall Sunday crowds at stations and the era of passenger trains, once at a peak in the 1920s, now declined as autos and air travel advance. Freight services rise while rail stations close. excursions to beaches offered cheap round trips, with Raleigh to Norfolk journeys cited.
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Raleigh
North Carolina
Clarence H. N
State Utilities Commission
Noah
Sea- Norfolk & Western Stee
The
Utilities Commission
Pomenaer
North
Caro
Seaboard
Hamlet
Wrightville Beach
Norfolk
Kefauver Targets GOP Farm Plan in North Carolina Tour
Sen Estes Kefauver campaigns for the Democratic presidential nomination in North Carolina. He denounces Republican farm policy, predicts a fall victory for Democrats, and cites his improved chances since 1952. He plans further appearances in Minnesota and return visits to North Carolina in 1954. He met Gov Hodges and spoke to young Democrats at a rally, arguing Republicans have been guiding farm policy adversely.
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Raleigh
Estes Kefauver
Dtenn
North Carolina
Adlai E. Stevenson
Kefauver
Minnesota
Stevenson
Minnesota Democratic Organization
Luther Hodges
Sen
Russell
East German Army Enters Red Alliance
The report notes East German forces joining the Warsaw Alliance as Czechoslovakia grants AP Prague correspondent Tom Reedy a visa to cover the bloc meeting in Prague. It recalls AP's William N. Otis who was imprisoned in 1951 and freed in 1953 for routine reporting.
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Tom Reedy
Berlin
Prague
William N. Otis
Oatis
East German Army Joins Warsaw Pact at Prague Talks
East Germany's newly trained forces, about 110000 strong, join the Warsaw Pact as ministers from eight nations wrap two days of talks in Prague. Molotov and Marshal Konev attend a final reception for bloc leaders. A communique is expected to note full signatures of all eight members.
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Tom Reedy
Prague
Czechoslovakia
East European Defense Conference
East Germany
NATO
V. M. Molotov
Ivan Konev
Peoples Police
Soviet Union
Poland
Bulgaria
Romania
Hungary
Albania
Molotov
Red
China
Peiping
End Speculation Ives Favors Tentative Ike Nomination
Sen Ives suggests Ike could end second term speculation by saying he would accept the GOP nomination if his health continues to improve by convention time. Payne doubts a conditional announcement. others criticize Neuberger's drug propping remark. White House notes Ike averaging eight hours sleep since his heart attack and using daily swims for recovery.
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Washington
Sen
Ives
Eisenhower
San Francisco
Payne
Maine
Agai
Neuberger
Oregon
Knowland
Calif
Senate
Goldwater
R-Ariz
White House
James C. Hagerty
Hagerty
Hageert
Blood Factor Shows Hope Against Leukemia
Dr Howard R Bierman of City of Hope reports a blood component halted hemorrhage in 14 of 16 leukemia patients and induced remissions in five. He identifies the buffy coat as a likely source of the anti leukemia factor and aims to isolate or synthesize it for treatment.
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City of Hope
Bierman
Atlantic Flight Postponed Over Gas Leak in Tank
Capt. William F. Judd postpones a solo flight from Cairo to New York after a gas tank leak develops in the small plane en route. The planned cross continental leg would have covered about a thousand miles farther than any non stop small plane flight.
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White Plains
N.Y
William F. Judd
Cairo
Egypt
Sunday Enterprise Preview Highlights Local Features Tomorrow
The Sunday Enterprise teases coin collectors led by a blind Guilford Davidson area expert from Lexington, a cancer patient’s faith in an unlicensed doctor, highway by pass jigsaw with eight unmarked turn-offs, plus Distributive Education and Broadvision features at Thomasville High and Chapel Hill station with local picture stories tomorrow.
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Guilford Davidson
Lexington
Sunday Enterprise
Broadvision
Thomasville High
Chapel Hill
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