Senate panel restores foreign aid funds after House cuts
Eisenhower wins partial victory as Senate Appropriations Committee restores 548 million dollars of aid by reversing more than half of House cuts. The panel adds 424.7 million in old funds and 123.98 million in new funds, with final fate to hinge on conference.
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Eisenhower
Senate Appropriations Committee
House
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Congress
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Ferguson
R-Mich
Appropriations Committee
Sen. McCarthy
R-Wis
Redna
McCarthy
Mutual Security Administration
Senate Committee
Lennon Opens Campaign for Full Senate Term in Concord
Sen. Alton A. Lennon returned to North Carolina for the first time since taking his seat in Congress and said he is campaigning for a full term. He spoke at a Cabarrus County Young Democrats rally and predicted the state’s delegation would remain Democrats in 1954. Lennon plans to open campaign headquarters after the new year and travel the state during Congress recess.
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N. C
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North Carolina
Congress
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Cabarrus County
Young Democrats Club
Eisenhower
Lennon
Wilmington
William B. Umstead
Smith
South
Young Democrats
E. T. Best Jr
House of Representatives
Joseph R. McCarthy
Kwis
McCarthy
Inside Page Classified Ads and Editorial Highlights
A brief guide to the newspaper's classified ads on pages 4 through 7 and editorial features on page 4A. The sports section appears on pages 8 and 4, with miscellaneous listings and a note on women's news in the page sequence.
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Tribute Paid Sen Tobey By Senate
The Senate paused its business to honor Sen Charles W Tobey who died of a heart attack. The 73 year old New Hampshire Republican was praised for his crusade against crime and corruption. President Eisenhower extended condolences to Tobey's widow.
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Senate
Charles W. Tobey
New Hampshire
Belabors Lawless
Tobey
Commerce Subcommittee
Eisenhower
Hugh Gregg
Concord
N. H
Gregg
Kefauver
D-Tenn
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Temple
M. H
McCarthy to Shift Focus From Communism to Corruption Charges
Sen. McCarthy plans to steer his committee away from alleged communism toward corruption allegations under the Truman administration. With Democrats leaving the panel, Nixon and others back his push, aiming to pressure Democrats before next year's elections. He clashes with CIA chief Allen Dulles and other appointees while courting Republican control of investigations.
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Sen
McCarthy
R-Wis
Truman
Wisconsin
Nixon
McClellan
Arkansas
Symington
Missouri
Jackson
Roy Cohn
David A. Schine
Monroney
Dokla
Lehman
D-Lib-Ny
Eisenhower
Central Intelligence Agency
Allen Dulles
CIA
Walter Bedell Smith
Harold E. Stassen
Fatal car crash ends engagement quarrel at Dunn
Maxine Thornton drove to apologize to fiancé Edward Surles in Dunn North Carolina. A speeding car she did not recognize turned over nearby killing Surles. Thornton was unharmed but shaken by the crash.
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Dunn
N. C
Maxine Thornton
Edward Surles
Hame
Surles
Tobey Fires Posthumous Fusillade Against Waterfront Corruption
Senate commerce subcommittee chaired by Sen Charles Tobey accuses East West and Gulf waterfronts of corruption and Communist influence. The report targets ILA president Joseph P Ryan and calls for his removal, noting recent indictments and actions against Anthony Anastasia. Tobey died the night the report was released.
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Charles W. Tobey
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Ihe
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Tobey
New Hampshire
New York-New Jersey
Joseph P
N. Y
New York
Gulf
West Coast
Faw
New Orleans-Gulf
Armistice signing eyed for Korea as Panmunjom venue fixed
Allied sources said the Korean armistice would be signed tomorrow at Panmunjom likely at 10 a m with a 12 hour guns-cessation and a 2.5 mile buffer zone. The plan includes POW repatriation through Panmunjom checkpoints and a future political conference to address peace terms and South Korea's leadership questions.
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Munsan
Panmunjom
Two Brothers Drown in Yadkin River Near Salisbury
In Salisbury North Carolina two brothers Ronnie Lee Moss 18 and Edward Luther Moss 23 died when their rowboat capsized on the Yadkin River near town. Four others were rescued by Wiley Gillis of Panther Point after he woke to cries for help. Both victims were from North Kannapolis.
Dispute Leaves Key Korea Question Unresolved
The long clash between Syngman Rhee and the U S government over truce terms centers on one critical issue. If a political conference fails after 90 days, will the United States join South Korea in resuming the war or provide moral and material support if it resumes? The lack of agreement clouds the cease fire and leaves Rhee wary of a stalemate peace.
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Korea
Syngman Rhee
United States
Washington
U. S
Rhee
South Korea
3rd Marines Ship Out To Far East
The 3rd Marine Division moves toward the Far East from Camp Pendleton with about 22 000 Leathernecks and a 72 jet fighter air group. The deployment, announced by White House press secretary James C. Hagerty, is likely to relieve or augment forces in Korea, with final timing left to Gen. Mark Clark.
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Far East
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Korean
U. S
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White House
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Military High Command
Korea
Lemuel Shepherd
Marine Corps
1St Marine Division
Inchon
Chosen Reservoir
Mark Clark
3Rd Division
Camp Pendleton
Calif
Marine
Propaganda Gesture Sparks Large Korean Front Attacks
Nearly 5,000 Chinese Red infantry pressed attacks along the Central and Western Korean Fronts in a move described as propaganda during a dying war. U.S. and South Korean positions faced heavy assaults in Kum sung and Kumhwa sectors, with gains limited to minor areas held by South Koreans. Allied artillery and air forces battled Chinese waves as planes were hampered by weather and the front remained tense past midnight.
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Kumsong
U. S. 1St Marine Division
8Th Army
John Randolph
U. S
Kumhwa
Sam Hyon Hill
Reds
Associated Press
Central Front
5Th Air Force
Air Force
North Korea
Five new polio cases reported in North Carolina counties
Five new polio cases were reported in Catawba and Caldwell counties with three in one family. Caldwell County total rises to 134 and Catawba to 83. Alexander County adds a new case for a total of six. Names Peggy Robbins and Barbara Ann Minton listed among Caldwell patients.
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N. C
Catawba
Caldwell
Caldwell County
Alexander County
Peggy Robbins
Harden Robbins
Lenoir
Barbara Ann Minton
Richard Minton
Zacks Forks
Joint convention ends in Asheville with Boone drama
Separate business sessions wrapped up a joint convention of the Virginia Carolina Fabricators Association and the Southern Structural Steel Board of Trade in Asheville. After brief talks and dinner, about 150 delegates attended the production of Thunderland, an outdoor drama about Daniel Boone.
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Asheville
N. C
Virginia-Carolinas Fabricators Association
Southern Structural Steel Board of Trade
Daniel Boone
Duke Power Plans Stock Sale and Mortgage Bond Issue
The South Carolina Public Service Commission approved Duke Power Co plan to sell 208,321 shares of common stock and 35 million dollars in first and refunding mortgage bonds. North Carolina has also approved. FPC approval is next. Proceeds fund Carolina expansion.
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Charlotte
N. C
South Carolina Public Service Commission
Duke Power Co
North Carolina Public Utilities Commission
Federal Power Commission
Carolinas
Bakersville Approves $70,000 Water Bond for New Reservoir
Bakersville voters approved a $70,000 bond issue in a special election to fund water system improvements. The plan targets a 200,000 gallon reservoir, a deep well, and distribution lines citywide, per Mayor Earl Rannels.
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Bakersville
N. C
Earl Rannels
Weather reading with highs and sun times
The forecast notes a daytime high of 88, a tonight low of 65, and a last night low of 64 with a previous high of 88. Sunset is 7 30 p m and sunrise is 5 23 a m tomorrow.
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