Senators Rally Against Medical Board Rights Change
In Raleigh on July 20 a fresh attack against the State Board Examiners ruling to bar foreign born doctors from practice was led by John S. Ruggles and joined by John W. Umstead and Dr. Stewart Willis. Umstead said telephones and letters urged a showdown while Dr. L. R. Doffer offered no comment amid the dispute over licenses that filled staff roles in state mental hospitals.
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Raleigh
State Board
John S. Ruggles
Doffermyre
Umstead Ian
American Medical Assn
Umstead
North Carolina
Laurant
Ruggles
Duclos Talks in Moscow Highlight European Communist Ties
French Communist secretary Jacques Duclos flew to Moscow for talks with Nikita Khrushchev as Soviet leaders meet with European Communist figures after purges. Khrushchev reports lively satisfaction with talks, while Tito aides gain attention. reports place Gomulka and Kadar in Moscow, though claims vary.
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Paris
Jacques Duclos
Communist Party
Moscow
Nikita Khrushchev
Duclos
Khrushchev
V. M. Molotov
Georgi Malenkov
Kaganovich
Kremlin
Yugoslavia
Tito
France- Soir
Belrade
Poland
Jan Gomulka
Janos Kadar
Gomulka
Carpathian Mountains
Warsaw
Foreign Ministry
Budapest
Kadar
Labor Probe Moves to Hoffa in New York Inquiry
Senate investigators plan a rapid NY City area inquiry into Teamsters activities with James R. Hoffa as a central figure. The probe follows a bribery case and aims to ensure testimony influences ongoing court proceedings. Chairman McClellan and Vice Chairman Ives anticipate high participation from witnesses in the hearings.
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Washington
Senate
James R. Hoffa
Teamsters Union
Teamsters
New York City
McClellan
D - Ark
Welles
Hoffa
John Dye Cheasty
McClellaney
New York
Ives
R-Ny
Eisenhower Defends Agreements in Letter to Congress
President Eisenhower defended status of forces pacts in a reply to Rep. Martin of Massachusetts. He warned passage of rival bills would threaten national security and alienate allies, and urged against extraterritorial rights over offenses by stationed U.S. forces. The issue, he said, is nonpartisan and tied to recent legal rulings like the Girard decision.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Congress
Rep. Martin
Massachusetts
House
United States
U.S
Supreme Court
Girard
Egyptians Plan a Week of Festivities for Nasser Anniversary
Cairo launches a week of celebrations starting with the opening of the new Shepheard's Hotel and a mass meeting in Alexandria where President Nasser will deliver a major speech on the first anniversary of nationalization of the Suez Canal Co. Massive arches in Cairo honor revolutionary exploits as workers continue rallies.
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Cairo
Egypt
Nasser
Shepheard
Alexandria
Suez Canal Co
The
Nile
Farouk
Test Postponed At Atomic Site By Wind Conditions
Atomic Energy Commission postponed tomorrow's scheduled nuclear test shot at the site due to wind. The ninth detonation of a low yield weapon, suspended from a balloon, now set for 6:30 a.m. Monday with revised timing.
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Atomic Energy Commisson
Miss Universe Crown Kept By Young Peru Entrant
Glad Zender of Peru retains the Miss Universe title despite official discovery she is under 18. Lawrence Collins Jr. announced the ruling after telephonic talks with Peruvian officials and a tense hotel room session.
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Long Beach
Calif
Glad Zender
Peru
Miss Zender
Lawrence Collins Jr
Long Beach International Beauty Congress
Collins
Washington
Don Fernando
Los Angeles
Washington, D.C
Eduardo
Lima
Ex Miss U S Reveals Other Marriage in Confession
Baltimore July 20 a raven haired young mother who lost the Miss United States crown when found to be married admitted the union was her second marriage. Mary Leona Gage Ennis said she was 14 when she wed an airman in November 1953, a marriage she calls not a real one. She later affirmed the union with Sgt. Gene Norris Ennis and her 2 year old Nathan David, as she faced press questions after arriving from the West Coast.
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Gladys Zender
Mary Leona Gage Ennis
Baltimore
United States
Paneeee
West Coast
Gene Norris Ennis
Nathan David
Clinton Case Set For Jury
Defense lawyers in Knoxville Tennessee today expressed cautious expectations about an acquittal in the Clinton segregation trial. They noted the Bible belt influence and questioned whether jurors will follow church beliefs or personal convictions against court-ordered integration. Cook has appealed.
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Knoxville
Tenn
Paul Clinton
Six Thousand Attend Ku Klux Rally Near Salisbury
More than 6,000 people attended a Ku Klux Klan rally and cross burning at a large clearing one mile east of Salisbury North Carolina. A single speaker the Grand Wizard denounced racial integration. Membership applications bore the return address 261 Chadwick Station Charlotte.
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Salisbury
N. C
Here
Ray
Chadwick Station
Charlotte
Voting Rights Enforcement Stance Narrowed in Senate
A July 20 Associated Press canvass found 40 of 64 senators favor limiting the civil rights bill to voting rights enforcement. 24 would retain broader powers for enforcement beyond voting rights, while some seek stripping Section 3 to curb federal injunctions and extend earlier limits.
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Washington
Associated Press
Sens
Anderson
D-Nm
Aiken
R-Vi
Knowland Confident in Fight Over Jury Trials in Civil Rights Bill
Senate GOP leader Knowland says administration civil rights bill supporters can beat attempts to provide jury trials for voting rights protection. He notes a very close vote on an Anderson Aiken amendment to strike Part 3 and says a substitute might be preferred if agreed.
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Washington
Knowland
Calif
Senate
GOP
DNM
Aiken
R-Vi
Officials veto Zhukov visit in Washington
The Eisenhower administration decided against inviting Soviet Marshal Zhukov to the United States. Officials said there was no plan to issue an invitation and cited surprise at public reaction to the president's remarks. They did not rule out a possible Kremlin invitation to Secretary Wilson to visit Russia.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Zhukov
United
Wilson
Kremlin
Secretary Wilson
Russia
Red Army Red Star
Defense Ministry
Women 500000 Strong On Federal Payroll
The Women's Bureau reports about 500000 women in federal jobs in 1957, about 25 of the total 2 million federal workers. The report notes many occupy white collar and professional roles, with substantial work at military sites and agencies like Veterans Administration Post Office and Treasury. Men still outnumber women in many professional fields, with limited change in 15 years.
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Washington
Women's Bureau
U. S. Labor Department
Uncle Sam
Alice K. Leopold
Secretary of Labor For Women's Affairs
Bureau
U. S. Civil Service Commission
Veterans Administration
Post Office
Treasury
Washington, DC
Stors
Accident Toll Rises On State Roads Over Weekend
State Highway Patrol reports multiple fatal crashes from Friday evening through Saturday. Two two victim crashes occurred on rural roads near Jackal and U S 158 Roanoke Rapids, with Marines Victor Swearinger and Melvin Osherin among the dead. Others killed include Claude Collins and William Bailey in Roanoke Rapids, and Kermit Sherrill near Terrell. Bystander Lanny Engle died after being struck while riding a bicycle near Shelby. Speed blamed in all incidents.
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State Highway Patrol
Speed
Victor L. Swearinger
Melvin Osherin
Lejeune
Jackal
Claude Thomas Collins
William Roland Bailey
Roanoke Rapids
U.S. 158
Cecil Luther Hux
Littleton
Lanny Engle
Shelby
Catawba County
Kermit Sherrill
Denver
Terrell
Two Injured In Accident On Dayton Street
Two men from Dayton Street received serious head and body injuries in an early morning crash and were rushed to Memorial Hospital for surgery. The injured were Colon Johnson and Gary Lackey, both about 30, while a third passenger, Robert Amick, 32, was uninjured. police investigated the accident near the 300 block of Woodbrook Court.
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Dayton Street
Memorial Hospital
Colon Johnson
Gary Lackey
Woodbrook Court
Robert Amick
Louise Avenue
Amick
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