North Carolina Museum Chief Valentiner Receives Honor
Robertson cites threat erature ford and honorary doctorates for Beverly Reese and William Velentiner. Duke grad Harley and Mumford, both North Carolinians, noted. Reese, a Charlotte native, lives in New York. Valentiner, the Raleigh museum director, is German-born. Duke ROTC graduates received commissions in separate ceremonies. 32 midshipmen made ensigns and 13 became Marines lieutenants. 23 air cadets became Air Force second lieutenants.
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William R. Velentiner
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Duke University
Mumford
Charlotte
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New York
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Raleigh
North Carolina Museum of Art
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Naval Rotc
Marines
Air Force
Cotton Futures Open Equal. First U.S. Circulation Origin
New York cotton futures opened unchanged and rose about 35 cents per bale. The first circular of the United States originated in Philadelphia with Benjamin Franklin noted as a customer.
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U.S
Orga Ream
Philadelphia
Benjamin Franklin
Khrushchev Sees Clash of Systems in TV Interview
Nikita Khrushchev told an American audience that the Soviet Union seeks to rival the United States. He claimed socialism is the healthier, younger system and predicted the USSR would catch up in per capita terms by 1958 1960 or 1961. He praised exchange of delegations and trade, insisted communism would endure in satellites, and urged peaceful competition rather than war.
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Ecotne Careeline Callous
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Congress Seeks Answers On Taxes And Spending
Washington lawmakers press a two week hearing into when taxes can be cut as they probe government spending and anti inflation policy under Eisenhower. Sen Johnson and economic staff warn expenditures will exceed January estimates, while interest rates and prices rise amid high output and income.
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Scientists Seek End to Nuclear Bomb Tests
Dr. Linus Pauling warned on ABC Medical Horizons that fallout from nuclear tests could cause 200000 children in each of the next 20 generations to be mentally or physically defective. He cited Dr. Joseph Erlanger of Washington University as a physiology and medicine Nobel laureate. About half of the signers were biologists with many others in biochemistry and medicine.
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Panel Hearing Features Nevins Cutler and Schorr
A panel comprising moderator Stuart Nevins, Moscow correspondent B J Cutler of the New York Herald Tribune and Daniel Schorr of CBS Moscow discussed issues in a wide ranging session.
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New Probe Of Liquor Charges Set
The North Carolina State ABC Board will meet at 10 30 a m tomorrow to hear Rev Gerald C Primm pastor of Calvary Baptist Church in Raleigh about a probe into free liquor given to some legislators A second SBI inquiry was to begin today led by James W Powell who aims to interview all potential informants District Solicitor Lester V Chalmers requested the SBI effort and ABC Chairman Tom Allen said the session could be public Primm said he would cooperate if information is treated seriously and noted past Wake County board disclosures about whiskey cases at Skate Room 215. He added that dry forces would push for a statewide liquor referendum.
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North Carolina colleges confer diplomas in statewide ceremonies
Thousands receive degrees as baccalaureate sermons mark graduation across NC. Speakers include Dr. G Bromley Oxnam at A and T and Dr. Gerald C McCullough at Greensboro College, with leaders like William C Friday and Governor in attendance.
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Gerald C. McCulloh
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William W. Pierson
Free TV Resolution Sparks Debate at Convention
Asheville North Carolina delegates debate a proposed free television resolution urging Congress to ensure free over the air broadcasts for home viewers. Prominent speakers include Ted Leitzell of Zenith opposing and Richard Salant of CBS supporting the measure. Other topics include poultry inspection campaign finance limits and prison reform. Master Sergeant Edward Martin reenlists at Fort Monmouth at age 74.
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Zenith Radio Corp
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Stock Market Opens Mixed After Weekend Orders Drop
Irregular opening trading gave way to slower turnover and gradual erosion of values as weekend orders were disposed. Industrials bore the brunt with several producers slipping. Chrysler tank order failed to lift stocks. GM, Ford edged down while oils fell after a vigorous prior run. Major movers included Jones Steel, Union Carbide, Westinghouse, U S Steel, and Woolworth as listings showed varied gains and losses.
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