Showers and storms lash multiple states with deaths
The Associated Press reports widespread rain and thunderstorms across the east and south causing at least 12 deaths and heavy damage in Maryland Nevada and North Carolina. Flooding in Reno and other western areas followed heavy rain while a town in Kansas faced a tornado like strike. Temperature readings listed for several cities.
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Eisenhower to Send New Disarmament Note to Bulganin
President Eisenhower plans to dispatch a new disarmament letter to Soviet Premier Bulganin aimed at pressuring further Soviet military cuts while stressing that unilateral reductions cannot replace a global arms control program. The note backs U.S. view that preventing nuclear war is the urgent issue, and signals a shift toward diversion of atomic energy powers to peace uses.
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Adenauer Alarmed By Cuts in NATO Forces
Chancellor Konrad Adenauer, 80, chaired an emergency conference with his ambassadors Hans Von Herwarth Heinz Krekeler Vollrath Von Maltzman Clemens Von Brentano and Foreign Minister Heinrich Von Brentano. He warned that cutting conventional arms would raise atomic war risk and affirmed West Germany will not abandon plans to raise 500,000 men by 1960.
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Subcommittee critiques federal security program and blacklist rules
The panel faults the security program for labeling many on the federal payroll as disloyal. It questions the attorney general list process without hearings or dynamic updates and urges Congress to define criteria and procedures for loyalty and security risk cases in sensitive positions.
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Civil Court Term To Begin Tuesday
A one week civil term of Municipal Court opens Tuesday with Judge Harriss H. Jarrell presiding. Uncontested divorces lead the docket followed by trials for High Point Savings and Trust Co versus W. Meredith et al and Frances Kennedy versus Edna Wright Hayes. Beatrice Kennedy also sues Edna Wright Hayes.
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Carol Morris Crowned Miss Universe at Coronation Ball
Carol Morris, Miss USA, won the Miss Universe title in BEACH Calif. at a coronation ball finishing just ahead of Miss Germany Marina Orschel and Miss Sweden Jan Goude. The top five included Miss England Tris Waller and Miss Italy Rosanna Galli as Latin American entrants voiced disappointment. Morris, 20, rose from Miss Iowa to Miss USA and Miss Universe, saying she never expected to win while judges defended their choice.
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McKeon Trial Sparks Base Rumors Since Korean War
McKeon Trial at Parris Island enters second week as 68 of 74 Marines reach marsh death after a night march. Testimony reveals vodka drinking and a deadly, chaotic river crossing led to six drownings. Defense argues training methods explain the incident while prosecutors press for accountability under heavy discipline.
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Home Builders Association to Meet in High Point
The Home Builders Association of High Point will hold a meeting tomorrow at 6 30 PM at the Marietta Paint and Color Co cottage at the highway and Old Thomasville Road intersection. A barbecue supper and a program are planned. Reserve by calling 21210 before noon tomorrow.
Market Edges Higher as Steel Strike Persists
The New York stock market extended a six week streak of gains amid a summer rally. The Associated Press average rose 70 cents to 188.30 on good volume, with Alcoa and Reynolds leading steel-heavy gains despite a nationwide steel strike. Aluminum group stocks surged as substitutes for steel for manufacturers.
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Kremlin Opens to Public Attracts Millions of Tourists
Moscow reports more than five million visitors to the Kremlin since it opened to the public a year ago. Among them are over 1,000 Americans who have visited Moscow since January.
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