Ambassadors Recall Linked to East German Unrest
Soviet officers and civilians in East Germany were recalled to Moscow as anger over the June 17 revolt spreads. The move follows the withdrawal of ambassadors from Washington London and Paris for consultations. Orthodox sources say the reassignments aim to explain warning delays and fund a new consumer goods driven program.
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Vladimir Semyonov
Russia
Moscow
Kremlin
Germany
East Germany
Westein
Telegraf
Kasernierte Volkspolizei Kvp
Volks
People’s Police
KVP
Polio outbreak prompts Caldwell Medical Society meeting
Caldwell County faces a severe polio outbreak with 67 cases since mid April across a sparsely settled Blue Ridge county. Officials reject mass gamma globulin injections and county quarantine, opting for crowd avoidance and public calm while noting one death and limited paralysis among cases.
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Senoir
N. C
Caldwell County Medical Society
Blue Ridge
Caldwell
Seven Judges Take Oath Of Office In Raleigh
In Raleigh on Monday six special Superior Court judges and one emergency judge sworn in by Chief Justice Devin. Names include George Patton Susie Sharp R. Lee Whitmire Francis Clarkson Malcolm Paul Grover Martin W. H. S. Burgwyn. Howard Hubbard to take oath in September. ceremony moved from the governor's office to the House chamber.
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Superior Court
Umstead
W. A. Devin
State Supreme Court
House of Representatives
Shaw
Eugene Shaw
Compmer of Revenue
George Patton
Franklin
Susie Sharp
Reidsville
R. Lee Whitmire
Hendersonville
Francis Clarkson
Charlotte
Malcolm Paul
Washington
Grover Martin
Smithfield
W. H. S&s. Burgwyn
Woodland
Howard Hubbard
Clinton
Gov
R. E. Justice
Enka
J. W. Willis
Hamlet
Patton
Sharp
Burgwyn
Kay Company Wins Permit to Build 122000 Plant in High Point
Kay Manufacturing, a new High Point industrial member with Detroit HQ, wins a permit to erect a 122000 plant on Taylor Street. The one story brick steel building will total 40000 square feet factory space and 1200 office feet with concrete floors. Construction starts now and should finish around early next year. The company makes No Sag springs used in furniture automotive and aviation. Kay operates plants in Los Angeles and London Ontario with a Hamilton Street plant here already.
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High Point
Taylor Street
New York
E. FE. Younts, Inc
General Contractors
R. P. Jones
Kay Company
Detroit
Mich
South
Hamilton Street
Jones
Los Angeles
Calif
London
Ontario
Canada
Tax official Charles K. Cooke Jr. dies in Pinehurst
Charles K. Cooke Jr., 58, director of the State Revenue Department's Income Tax Division, died last night at Moore County Hospital Pinehurst from a cerebral hemorrhage. A bachelor, he collapsed Sunday afternoon while visiting his ill mother and was driving his car at the time but stopped safely. He never regained consciousness.
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Raleigh
Charles K. Cooke Jr
State Revenue Department
Income Tax Division
Moore County
Pinehurst
Cooke
Kannapolis Man Elected North Carolina Traffic League President
A. W. Fisher of Kannapolis was elected president of the North Carolina Traffic League at its annual meeting in Raleigh. Officers named include N. H. Collison as vice president H. V. Fleming as secretary treasurer and L. O. Kimberly Jr. as chair of the Board of Governors. The league opposed higher proposed motor carrier rates for traffic to and from North Carolina. Dr Myron P Rudolph 64 a State Board of Health official died of a heart ailment aged 64 and will be buried at Arlington National Cemetery with full military honors. He was a former Army colonel who led maternal child health and crippled children efforts since 1952. He was a Punxsutawney Pennsylvania native and World War veteran.
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A. W. Fisher
Kannapolis
North Carolina Traffic League
N. H. Collison
Pisgah Forest
H. V. Fleming
Charlotte
L. O. Kimberly Jr
Atlanta
North Carolina
Myron P. Rudolph
State Board of Health
Arlington National Cemetery
Rudolph
Maternal Child Health
Crippled Children's
Board of Health
Punxsutawney
Mullins Tobacco Market to Open July 30
Mullins tobacco market in South Carolina will open for sales on July 30, the same date as other state markets. R. C. Rankin, supervisor of sales, announced the opening as part of the Bright Leaf Warehouse Association with markets in North Carolina and Virginia.
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S.C
South Carolina
R. C. Rankin
Bright Leaf Warehouse Association
Bright Leaf Association
North Carolina
Virginia
Susie D Allen Retires From North Carolina Seed Lab
Raleigh announces the retirement of Miss Susie D. Allen after 38 years with the State Department of Agriculture. She served as assistant head of the Seed Laboratory Division, with a brief wartime absence around World War I.
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Raleigh
Susie D. Allen
State Department of Agriculture
Asheville Clerks Hold 35th Annual Convention
Superior Court clerks gather in Asheville for the 35th annual convention. Mayor Earl Eller speaks at the opening session. Assistant state attorney general Harry McGalliard slated for tomorrow. A round table discussion is planned in the afternoon. Officers will be elected on Saturday.
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Asheville
Earl Eller
Harry McGalliard
Charlotte man pleads guilty in soldier’s wife murder
A 22 year old Charlotte man named Charles Rhodes pleaded guilty to killing Ille Logan Rodriguez, 19, the wife of a U S Army sergeant. He admitted shooting six times when he found she dated another man. Judge J Will Press accepted the plea citing low mental capacity and Hodgkin’s disease.
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Charlotte
Sericnen
J. Will Press
Charles Rhodes
Ille Logan Rodriguez
Germany
Basil L. Whitner
Rhodes
Hodgkins
Scott Still Not Decided About Running for Senate
Former Governor Kerr Scott, speaking at his Haw River area farm near Burlington, said he will not decide until at least December 1 and likely by January 15 whether to run for the US Senate. He noted Willis Smith’s death did not alter his plans and warned the campaign would require more than $100,000.
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Burlington
N. C
Kerr Scott
Burlington Times-News
Haw River
US Senate
Scott
Willis Smith
Senate
Reds Overrun Lookout Mountain Then Lose It To Reds Counterattack
Chinese forces surged to over 2,000 troops and captured Lookout Mountain after dawn, reversing a South Korean push toward the Kumsong River Valley. Earlier U S advisers noted strong ROK entrenchment on Lookout, as battles raged along Virginia Hill Finger Ridge and Sniper Ridge with air support but no decisive outcome.
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Lookout Mountain
Lookout
U. S
Virginia Hill
Finger Ridge
Sniper Ridge
Victor
el Paso
Caton
Marjorie
Ae Korea
Mystery Death Casts Cloud Over Twin-City Fisherman
William Monroe Southern Jr. 34, of Winston-Salem disappeared while fishing near Beaufort on Saturday night and his decomposed body was found in a bay between Beaufort and Morehead City. Coroner's inquest found unknown causes, while Walter W. Whicker of Walkertown, held without charge, was ordered to appear before a Carteret County grand jury in October. Whicker claimed they anchored the boat, gas ran out, and Southern vanished while asleep in the boat until 3:45 a.m.
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N. C
Winston-Salem
Here
William Monroe
L. D. Springle
Whicker
Carteret County
Walkertown
G. H. Holland
Southern
Sixth Parley With Rhee Postponed
Seoul scene as Eisenhower envoy delays sixth meeting with President Syngman Rhee amid talk of a looming showdown over Rhee’s rejection of a Korean armistice. U S concessions cited. Rhee ups terms. Clark calls secret Tokyo generals meeting as allies press toward an armistice with the Communists.
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Eisenhower
Syngman Rhee
Rhee
U. S
Washington
South Korea
Mark Clark
Tokyo
Walter S. Robertson
Major ministers seek plan to exploit unrest behind Iron Curtain
Washington dispatch says the Big Three foreign ministers aim at a unified approach to using East German anti regime unrest to weaken Moscow influence. Dulles favors measured steps, while others push for stronger actions. White House to decide official U S stance for talks.
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Washington
Iron Curtain
John Foster Dulles
East Germany
Moscow
Senate memorial services honor Sen Willis Smith of North Carolina
The Senate held memorial services for Sen Willis Smith of North Carolina who died of a heart ailment on June 26. Leaders from both parties praised his loyalty, public service, and Americanism. Two of Smith’s sons attended with staff. John Anderson joined from Smith’s Raleigh office.
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Senate
Willis Smith
North Carolina
Sen
Hoey
Hiis
Profeson
Smith
Knowland
Calif
Sen. McCarran
D-New
Senate Judiciary Committee
Sen. Martin
Byrd
D-Va
Sen. Smith
R-Nj
Sen. Stennis
D-Miss
Hendrickson
Sen. Bank
D-Sc
George
D-Ga
Willis Jr
Alton
Raleigh
John Anderson
Ike seeks authority to use farm surpluses faces criticism
President Eisenhower asked for blanket power to deploy government stockpiles abroad to combat famine. Senators Humphrey and Gore denounced the plan as a massive giveaway while Knowland defended limits, Russell tied it to the Brannan approach, and Aiken cautioned over study before attaching it to foreign aid legislation.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Sen
Humphrey
D-Minn
Senate
Russell
Business
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Knowland
California
Gore
D-Tenn
Henry Wallace
Aiken
R-Vi
Senate Agriculture Committee
Eisenhower Says Unrest Behind Iron Curtain Spreads
President Eisenhower described unrest behind the Iron Curtain as spreading like wildfire and urged caution on U.S. action in satellites. He spoke on libraries overseas, purging books, and noted Dulles should issue a clear directive on library contents. He discussed Anglican French talks and Republican party prospects.
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Eisenhower
United States
Syngman Rhee
Rhee
Stat
Dulles
State Department
Dashiell Hammett
Esenhower
Hammett
Cone
U. S
Korea
Middle East
Indochina
World Trade
Bermuda
Churchill
Republican Party
Congress
Weather outlook with warm day and cool night
Low tonight around 70 and high tomorrow near 95. Today's high was 93 with a 68 low last night. Sunset today at 7 41 p m and sunrise tomorrow at 5 07 a m.
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