Weather Bureau blamed over hurricane forecast error in Cameron
Sen Russell Long accused the Weather Bureau of a more than 12 hour miscalculation before Hurricane Audrey struck Cameron Parish Louisiana. Sheriff Carter backed the claim saying an earlier alert would have evacuated most women and children.
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Cameron
Louisiana
Russell Long
Weather Bureau
Audrey
Cameron Parish
Long
C. B. Carter
Carter
Raymond Kraft
Feelings and God’s way in spiritual values
The article argues that human feelings do not always align with spiritual truth. It warns that even noble emotions can be tainted by self interest, jealousy, or hatred. It calls for turning to God’s teachings, prayer, and scriptural study to establish values and life direction.
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R. L. Dieffenbacher
D.D
NEA
God
Soviet Shakeup Demotes Pervukhin Saburov Four Ousted
Moscow radio reports Mikhail Pervukhin and Maxim Saburov were removed from deputy premier duties. Pervukhin became a Presidium candidate and head of the Soviet Committee. Saburov dropped from the Presidium. Kaganovich slated for potential action as denunciations mount nationwide.
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London
Moscow Radio
Mikhail Pervukhin
Maxim Saburoev
Pervukhin
Saburev
Train crashes through Albemarle Sound trestle at Edenton
Three crewmen were rescued after a freight train plummeted through a 5.1 mile trestle spanning Albemarle Sound from Mackey to Edenton. Two crewmen, S. R. Bray and W. M. Munden, were reported missing as crews worked to clear wreckage. J. C. Powe said the cause was undetermined and progress was slow. The incident occurred early today near Pantego with fireman Lowery and Burton Rankin among those aboard.
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Edenton
N.C
Albemarle Sound
Mackey
J. C. Powe
Norfolk Southern Railway
Raleigh
S. R. Bray
W. M. Munden
Norfolk, Va
Poe
Norfolk
Siow Powe
Pantego
Lowery
Burton Rankin
Knowland Opens Senate Move Amid Amendment Talks
Senator Knowland of California said he is open to amendments on the measure as Southern Democrats prepare to oppose and potentially filibuster. House rejections of major amendments to the bill are noted, including a civil rights injunctions provision.
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Washington
Sen
Knowland
Calif
Eisen Knowland
Senate
Russell
D-Ga
House
Traffic Deaths Mounting During Independence Holiday
An Associated Press report notes safety officials estimate 535 deaths could be reached during the 102 hour Independence Day period if current trends continue. Through reports of drownings and accidents, 262 deaths were tallied so far with authorities warning the pace may match the projected total.
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Pace
Council
Red China Backs Soviet Purge In Radio Message
Peiping radio reports that Red China fully supports the Soviet purge of leading Communists. The Chinese Communist Party says the Kremlin action will aid unity and consolidation of the Soviet party and thanks the Soviet Central Committee via comrade P F Yudin for the notification from June 22 to 29.
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Ukrainian Republic
Kalchen
Guroejan Communist Party
Stalin
Kalchenko
Kiev
Pravda
Marshal Zhukov
Kremlin
Communist Party
Hong Kong
Red China
Soviet Union
Peiping Radio
Chinese Communist Party
Communist Party of the
Soviet Communist Central Committee
P. F. Yudin ‘Soof
Communist Party of the Soviet Union
Soviets Fate in Balance After Purges
Fragmentary report suggests Lazar Kaganovich Dmitri Shepilov and four purged Soviet leaders face uncertain punishment. Mention of Nikita Khrushchev and potential varied outcomes hints at trials or exile as possibilities.
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Soviet Union
Lazar Kaganovich
A S
Nita Khrushees
Kaganovich
M. Georgiaedes
Master Shepilov
Associated Press
Dmitri Shepilov
Nikita Khrushchev
State General Fund Revenue Misses Final Estimate
The North Carolina General Fund for the last fiscal year rose 5.48 percent to $233,921,143, but fell short of the Legislature’s final estimate by $821,851. Total including non department funds reached $237,768,315, with June receipts at $15,347,969. Sales tax statewide totaled $76,505,058 for the year.
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Raleigh
Eugene Shaw
Hodges
Shaw
Governor Names Appointees to State Boards and Education
The governor announced four year terms for the State Board of Paroles with Randall filling an unexpired seat after Dr. Clarence Patrick left Wake Forest College. Dr. Charles E. Jordan of Duke will join the State Board of Education succeeding A. Brower who resigned for health reasons. Dr. Carroll, state superintendent, was reappointed to the Board of Control for the Southern Regional Education. Hodges reappoints David Hall and James J. Harris to unspecified posts.
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State Board of Paroles
Randall
Clarence Patrick
Wake Forest College
Patrick
Charles E. Jordan
Duke University
State Board of Education
A. &. Brower
Duke
Biggest U S Nuclear Test Roars Across Nevada Desert
Reports describe a massive blast labeled possibly the most powerful ever set off in the United States. Marines in trenches experienced rough shock and heat as a blinding flash lit the dawn and fires spread across several square miles in the southern Nevada test site.
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Nevada Desert
Horemee
United States
Ser Fig Ly
Catenaan Armes
The
Atomic Energy
News Nob
State Wins Traffic Award For Licensing Program
Raleigh officials announced that North Carolina earned an Award of Achievement from the American Association of Motor Vehicle Administrators for its driver licensing program. Elton R. Peele heads the licensing unit under the State Highway Patrol. The department also received prior honors from the National Safety Council and a top traffic supervision award. The licensing award cites an 85 percent plus performance score and a 97 percent overall inventory rating, the highest in the annual survey.
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Hodges
American Assn. of Motor Vehicle Administrators
Elton R. Peele
State Highway Patrol
al Asan of
Chiefs of Price
National Safety Council
Heavy Rains Deal Blow To Nation's Breadbasket
Kansas faces a potential drought of bread wheat with an estimated nine million bushels fewer than last year and similar losses in Texas and Oklahoma. Prolonged rain has left fields marshy and damaged, delaying harvest and threatening prices and labor.
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Walter Lauer
Rhineland
Kansas
Kansas City
Texas
Oklahoma
Kansas Department of Agriculture
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Weather Bureau Blamed
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Nikifor T. Kalchenko
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Raleigh of Rod Gale
Leo Marks
Missouri Fields
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