Religious Freedom Cited As Nation Celebrates Birthday
A church service theme centers on liberty and religious freedom amid Cold War tensions. The piece contrasts American religious tolerance with Soviet anti religious propaganda and notes local church youth events and upcoming camps and conferences.
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Romania
Stevenson And Nixon In Attacks On Foreign Policy
Washington during a news conference Vice President Nixon renewed his attack on Truman era foreign policy and Adlai Stevenson accused Nixon of needing the title of history most irresponsible exalted statesman. Stevenson, at a Milwaukee speech, charged Truman and Acheson policies lost China to the Reds and led to the Korean War. Democratic Congress members warned about bipartisan policy. Eisenhower said Nixon is entitled to his opinions though he is admirable. Stevenson urged Democrats to address leadership deficits.
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Nixon
Adlai Stevenson
P. Keating
Denver
Milwaukee
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Dean Acheson
China
U.S
Indochina
Congress
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Keating
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Goldsboro Youth Held In Robbery
A 17 or 18 year old Goldsboro youth was arraigned after the FBI charged him with robbing Fremont Bank of 19 807 two weeks earlier. A second youth was held as a material witness. Lemuel Carr Tyndall Jr pleaded guilty and was bound over to Federal District Court for trial November 8 on 25 000 bond. He admitted the June 24 robbery and said funds were used to cover two bad checks. The FBI noted the loot was in a glove compartment of a new car. More on page eight.
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Fremont
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Senate Advances Eisenhower Tax Bill in Near Victory
The Senate approved President Eisenhower’s broad tax overhaul 63 to 9 after months of debate and a lengthy 875 page measure. Treasury experts hailed the action as a strong step toward administration aims despite earlier setbacks.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Senate
Treasury Department
Congress
Underworld Queen Maud Lynch Dies in Dallas
Maud Lynch, once famed Dallas underworld queen and pickpocket deluxe of prohibition days, died after a stroke at 56. Described as broke and alone, she amassed a large fortune through thefts, prostitution, and narcotics, with a history of bold shoplifting and entanglements with police.
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Maud Lynch
Maud
Texas
West Texas
Four Killed In Collision Near Mahwah New Jersey
An empty bus collided with a passenger car on Route 17 near the New York border in Mahwah New Jersey early today killing four of the five in the car. The crash backed up traffic for miles and NY police rerouted around the area. The dead were identified as Bi Gechuk 41 Lubowsky 3 Oath Lubowsky 30 Barry Lubowsky 9 and a fifth victim. The crash occurred just south of the state line during the July 4 weekend.
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New York State
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Barry Lubowsky
Gate Murray
New York State Line
French Withdraw From Phu Ly Abandon Red River Delta
French Union Forces evacuated Phu Ly 5 miles south of Hanoi and abandoned the southern third of the Red River delta to Vietminh. The move included destroying unmoved munitions and blowing the Day River bridge while Vietminh massed near Phu Ly to block northward withdrawals.
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Hanoi
Red River
Dispatch
Rescuers Seek Dead After Quake in Philippines
Manila reports rescuers comb rubble in two quake hit cities in Luzon as aftershocks terrorize the region. Latest figures list 12 dead, 4 missing, 24 seriously injured and 100 treated for minor injuries. Sorsogon city bore the brunt with eight dead and Bacon town sustaining four.
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Luzon
Earier
Sorsogon
Bacon
Halifax Native Pursues Doctorate After UNC Education
A Halifax County native, UNC graduate with a master's in art history, has spent the past year working toward a doctoral degree at Harvard University’s Fore Museum School. He previously taught in Chapel schools and served with the 8th Engineers in Alaska during World War I.
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Halifax County
University of North Carolina
Fore Museum
Harvard University
Thorne
8. Engineers
Alaska
Leaders Consider Plan to Limit Foreign Aid and UN Withdrawal
Senate Republicans weigh a six month limit on foreign aid approvals to force a reassessment of policy and possible amendment to withdraw U S financial support to the United Nations if Communist China is admitted. Johnson and Knowland push hard on a U N withdrawal option while Dulles signals caution amid behind the scenes administration efforts to block a Red China recognition move.
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Apne
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California
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Korea
Ee Knowland
Sen
Lyndon Johnson
Texas
United States
Johnson
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Dulles
UN. General Assembly
H. Alexander Smith
R-Nj
General Assembly
Red Hot Fourth Of July Weekend In North Carolina
North Carolina faces a scorching holiday with temperatures around 100 degrees in Raleigh and near 99 in Charlotte. Forecasters expect continued heat with partly cloudy skies and widely scattered afternoon thunderstorms across major cities today and tomorrow.
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Charlotte
Greensboro
Wilmington
Asheville
Government Suit Targets United Fruit Banana Empire
The United States Justice Department filed an antitrust suit in New Orleans against United Fruit Co, a Boston based banana empire with major operations in Costa Rica Panama Honduras and Guatemala. The action cites monopolistic practices and forced out competition amid regional agrarian reforms and worker strikes in Honduras.
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Ates
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Honduras
Guatemala
Viet Nam Protests Pull-Out
Saigon reports Premier Diem protested the evacuation of French forces as a provisional move caused by necessity. The communique warns grave political consequences and urges unity while two million residents remain under Vietminh control. General Satan says the pullback is a military operation amid rising Chinese aid and disputed U.S. training claims.
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Indochina
Viet Nam
Neo Dinh Diem
Ay Bn
Red River
Diem
Raoul Satan
Satan
Hanoi
John W. O'Daniel
U.S
Powder Puff Derby Underway In Transcontinental Air Race
Long Beach Calif the Powder Puff Derby opens as 51 planes race 2000 miles from Blythe to Knoxville in daylight hours with eight teams including Louise Smith Caro line Member Evelyn Bryan and Ruth Thomas among entrants Two grandmothers and a former Miss America compete prize is 2500 Ninety Nines Inc organizes the event with handicap speed determining the winner and first check at Blythe Calif with stops at Amarillo Fort Smith Memphis Knoxville and more.
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Seature
Senowville
Tenn
Louise Smith
High Point
N.C
Caroline Member
Saluda
Evelyn Bryan
Jefferson City
Vier
Knoxvide
Wien
the Ninety + Nines, Inc
International
Flexible Plan Gets Approval
Senate supports a flexible price plan for basic crops as House approves farm legislation with a 228 to 170 vote. The compromise sets a sliding scale of price supports from 82 to 90 percent of parity for five crops wheat, corn, cotton, rice and peanuts, with tobacco at 90 percent not in question. Administration officials see the House action as a victory, though it falls short of the president and Benson’s full request.
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Sen. Young
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Eisenhower
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Eiser
Secetary of Agriculture
Benson
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Senate
Castillo Flies to Capital Amid Guatemala Peace Pact Turmoil
Rebel Col. Carlos Castillo Armas plans a flight to the capital to discuss his role in Guatemala’s anti Communist government. He admits Libera tion army discontent over the San Salvador peace agreement taints the welcome. He returns to Chi quimula to explain the pact.
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Carlos Castillo Armas
Liberation Army
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Chiquimula
San Salvador
Traffic Death Toll Rises Over Three-Day July Fourth Holiday
National Safety Council reports slow rise in traffic deaths during the three-day July 4 period with 26 deaths from various mishaps so far including a collision in Mahwah New Jersey. Officials forecast about 430 deaths nationwide and 40 million vehicles on the roads.
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Associated Press
Mahwah
N.J
National Safety Council
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