Western Leaders Debate Red China in UN Admission Talks
July 4 discussions show Nixon and Stevenson arguing against Communist China joining the UN, citing peace concerns and two thirds support. Churchill and Eden hint Britain may back admission in next fall's General Assembly amid Allied political pressure.
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Oe ‘Nixon
Snearing
Somerset
Adna Stevenson
Portland
Ore
China
U.N
Nixon
Stevenson
London
Britain
Red
Rhe
Foreign Office
General Assembly
Don Whic
Eisenhower
Churchill
Eden
Levi Diplmatic
Ma Yo
Korea
United Nations
Dulles
Sen. Knowland
California
Senate
Powder Puff Derby Planes Take Off
Fifty-one all women piloted planes started the eighth annual All-Woman Transcontinental Air Race from Long Beach to Knoxville. First off was Evelyn Bryan with copilot Eddie Lee Griffin, last off Nancy C Bloore with Barbara Jenison. Stops include Prescott Blythe Winslow Albuquerque Amarillo Oklahoma City Fort Smith Memphis Chattanooga.
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Long Beach
Calif
Knoxville
Tenn
Evelyn Bryan
Jefferson City
Eddie Lee Griffin
Nancy C. Bloore
Ashburn
Barbara Jenison
Prescott
Ariz
Blythe
Winslow
Albuquerque
N.M
Amarillo
Los Angeles
Lauretta Foy
van Nuys
America
Adeline ‘Len
Lynwood
Muter
Chicago
Nation Observes Fourth of July Across the United States
Americans marked Independence Day with parades fireworks and ceremonies from Philadelphia to Washington DC. Leaders including Charlies E Johns and Richard Nixon participated as crowds packed highways and rail terminals nationwide.
Youth Blames Bank Holdup On The Lure of Easy Money
A 19-year-old Goldsboro youth Lemuel Carr Tyndall Jr admitted taking part in the Fremont Branch Bank robbery with an accomplice on June 4. The F B I arrested him in Morehead City and he awaits a $25,000 bond hearing with a Raleigh jail transfer pending. A second suspect, Edgar Ellis Nelson, 22, is charged as a participant and conspirator after aiding in the getaway car and loot disposal.
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Goldsboro, N. C
Goldsboro
Lemuel Carr Tyndall Jr
Fremont
Branch Banking and Trust Co
Wilson
FBI
Morehead City
Young Tyndall
Raleigh
William A. M
Osboro
Edgar Ellis Nelson
Mur- Pal
Neson
Nelson
Lomores Cates Tour
Murphy
Senate House tax conference looms over dividend relief differences
Senate and House tax revisions clash over dividend income deductions with House insisting on a $50 first year deduction plus 5 percent of the remainder while Senate keeps only the initial $50. Conference to resolve nearly 600 changes and total cost estimates vary by hundreds of millions. President Eisenhower backs the plan as a cornerstone of his program for business relief.
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Senate
Senate House
Reed
Ways and Means Committee
House
Senate Finance Committee
Treasury
Sen
Eisenhower
Underground shaft found near Sedgefield Manor
Miss Sarah Alderman awoke to a 32 foot subterranean shaft exposed by workers uprooting trees in her yard across from Sedgefield Manor. Charles Newton and three helpers reported the cavity widened to ten feet, ending about ten feet from the house with a stone lining and an unseen exit.
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Sarah Alderman
Sedgefield Manor
Charles Newton
Greensboro Tree
Newton
Seven Die During Holiday Weekend in North Carolina
A long Independence Day weekend in North Carolina saw at least seven fatalities from various incidents. Names include James Terrell of Raleigh who drowned in the Neuse River, Claude Kardy of Guilford killed in a car crash, William Narron of Rocky Mount who drowned in the Tar River, and Clayton Howard of Dunn beaten to death. Others include Mrs. W Hal Trentman injured fatally in a collision near Iredell County, Frank J D McLauchtlin of Greensboro fatally injured in a crash, and Jimmie Eugene Matthews of Catawba drowned near Buffalo Shoals bridge. The report notes police involvement in the Dunn case.
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Associated Press
North Carolina
James Terrell
Raleigh
Nerse
Claude Kardy
Guilford
William Narron
Rocky Mount
Tar
Clayton Howard
Dunn
W. Hal Trentman
NC 901
US 21
Iredell County
Frank JD. McLauchtlin
Rt 7
Greensboro
Catawba County
Jimmie Eugene Matthews
Rt. 2
Catawba
Buffalo Shoalg Bridge
Guatemala Junta Leaders Parade After Coup Victory
Anti-Red campaign leaders of Guatemala's new junta arrived in triumph to press their campaign against Reds. Castillo Armas and Monzon headed the crowd in Guatemala City as Oliva urged an end to oppression. They had met in San Salvador to seal a two week accord and prepare for elections.
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Assassina
Romulo Tal
Cereen
Castillo
Guatemala
Monzon
Opiah Enrique Oliva
Plara
Oppres- Oliva
Castillo Aannad
Jacobo Arbenz Guzman
Castillo Armas
San Salvador
el Salvador
Chiquimula
Arbenz
Guatemaia
Highways Jammed as July Fourth Weekend Toll Grows
The Associated Press reports booming holiday travel left millions on the road with a rising death toll. By Saturday the weekend total reached 112 fatalities, including 72 traffic deaths and 21 drownings, with a fatal crash near Mahwah New Jersey killing four of five occupants. The National Safety Council estimated about 430 motor deaths over the 78 hour period and 40 million cars on highways. State tallies show wide variation in traffic, drownings, and miscellaneous deaths across the nation.
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Philadelphia
Indeence Hall
Crac Liberty
Florida
Richard Nixon
Somerset
Washington Monument
Capital
Saacetes
Camp David
Catoctin Mountains
George C. Marshall
Flagstaff
Ariz
Detroit
Korea
Tyo Wook Han
United States
United Nations
Ate
National Safety Council
Mahwah
N.J
New York State Line
Associated Press Nonholiday
Une
Alabama
Arizona
California
Connecticut
Georgia
Minis
Innees
Kentucky
Maine
Maryland
Mississippi
Montana
New Probe Of Reds In Army Stated
Washington reports a new inquiry into Communist influence in the Army during World War I. Senate Internal Security subcommittee chair Siacannen Jenner said the probe will focus on indoctrination in training and indoctrination programs. The hearings follow earlier McCarthy era investigations and testimony about pro Communist material in military education.
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Washectton
Sen
Siacannen Jenner
R-Ind
Ceesarin
Armed Services
McCarthy Army
McCarthy
R-Wis
Senate
Pvt. G. David Schine
Bec
Jenner Sun
Employment Upturn In June City Figures
June shows a definite rise in local employment with clearer signs of hiring momentum. The report highlights higher job availability across sectors, suggesting improving labor conditions for residents.
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Thomasville
French Withdraw From Phu Ly Strategic Delta Post
SAIGON July 30 French Union forces under attack by three Vietminh battalions withdrew from Phu Ly a key Delta center 33 miles south of Hanoi. The retreat shifts control of 2000 square miles and 24 million people to rebels, after heavy fighting and prior evacuations of Nam Dinh and Ninh Binh.
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Saigon
Indochina
Phu Ly
Red River
Unins
Hanoi
Nam Dinh
Ninh Binh
Raoul Salan
China
Jean Delattre de
Binh Yen
Point 72
Saan Crear Nan Oe
Giap
Women Drivers Outdo Men in North Carolina Study
Raleigh reports preliminary traffic findings showing white women surpass white men in miles driven with fewer accidents. The study notes higher accident rates for Negro men and cites speed as a major factor in fatalities, along with license vision failures among drivers.
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Raleigh
North Carolina
N State College
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Stevens
Knowland
Guate
Bono
Lemuel Carr Tyndall, JR
Eadh
Sedgefield
Chi
Grand Rapids
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