Oppenheimer Loyalties in H Bomb Debate Deepens
Washington transcript release shows Dr. Edward Teller and other scientists split over Oppenheimer's access to atomic secrets. The AEC security board ruled Oppenheimer loyal but a security risk, prompting appeal and a promised decision this month.
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Bat King
Regen
Robert Oppenheimer
Edward Teller
University of California
Oppenheimer
Teller
Theimer
William L. Borden
Senate
House Atomic Energy Committee
Describnheimer
Sovie Union
Elier
Special Security Board
The
Atomic Energy Commission
Sheimer
AEC
Army
Gordon Dean
Dean
Truman
Cipal
Special Security Board of the Atomic Energy
J. Robert Oppenheimer
Former N. C. Author Dies In Columbia
Edna Marie Delling Booth known as E M Delling died in Columbia at age 81 after a long illness. A San Antonio native, she lived across the Southwest and Central America and wrote venture novels in the early 1900s. She married Herbert F Bingham in 1893, later wed Hilliard Booth in 1910, collaborated on works, and won a prize for a light opera libretto. She leaves a daughter Kathleen Lucan Bingham Bennett and a son Deling Booth plus four grandchildren. Funeral is in Brevard tomorrow.
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Columbia
Edna
Marie Delling Booth
E.M. Delling
San Antonio
Texas
Central America
Herbert F.bingham
Earl of Clanmorris
Kathleen Lucan
Bingham Bennett
Brevard
N.C
State Employment Director Sentenced For Hit and Run
State Employment Service Director Ernest C. McCracken, 41, was sentenced by Iredell Recorder's Court Judge C. B. Winberry to four months on the roads suspended on $150 and costs. McCracken received a 12 month license suspension after convictions for hit and run and drunken driving following two separate April 21 accidents. He plans to appeal to the Superior Court.
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Statesville
N. C
Iredell
Paint Not Blood In W Philadelphia Truck Wreck
A West Philadelphia crash left truck driver Clarence Feltz 49 trapped in wreckage. Police found his face coated in what appeared to be blood but it was paint from his sign business, clearing fears of injury.
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Philadelphia
West Philadelphia
Clarence Feltz
Feltz
Six States Confer on Dust Bowl
Soil experts from six states met in Amarillo Texas to discuss ways to combat dust bowl conditions while avoiding government subsidies. Leaders urged farmer cooperation, noting overcultivation and land retirement as key issues, with officials from Nebraska Wyoming Colorado Oklahoma Texas and Kansas present alongside federal and state representatives.
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Amarillo
Tex
Waters S. Davis Jr
National Asso. of Soil Conservation Districts
Davis
Soil Conservation Service
Soil Conservation District
Nebraska
Wyoming
Colorado
Oklahoma
Texas
Kansas
National Association
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Clarence Svedman
Biaah
Stanley Marr
Kansas Association
Landslide Kills Nine in Shinen Coal Town
Nine people died and several were seriously injured when a landslide buried four homes in Shinen, a coal mining town near Fukuoka, Japan. Rescue crews searched the debris as officials urged caution.
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Fukuoka
Japan
Shinen
Eisenhower Won't Commit To Run In 1956 Says Main Focus Is World Problems
President Eisenhower indicated he has not decided about seeking a second term in 1956 and emphasized that global issues occupy his attention. He noted Adams referenced three possible factors that might influence a decision, but declined to reveal the others. He refused to pledge on price supports or butter and dairy levels, endorsing gradual farm policy changes and warning against rapid price fluctuations. He described trade with the USSR as complex, arguing for a balance that avoids pushing satellites toward Moscow while restraining Soviet influence.
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Adams
Congress
Eisenhower
House Agriculture Committee
Walter Bedell Smith
White House
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Free Nations
Russia
Rep. Dies
D-Tex
Soviet Union
Isenhower
Iron Curtain
Moscow
Boy Admits Setting Six Fires in County
An 11 year old Black boy from Gallows Hill confessed to setting six fires in Person County over five days. John Early Day, a third grader, told police after an extensive inquiry that he liked to see the fire truck run. He is in his mother's custody as Juvenile Judge Bass reviews the case. The fires included a feed barn on the S G Winstead farm and another on a Long's Store area farm.
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Roxboro
N. C
Person County
G. C. Robinson
John Early Day
Gallows Hill
J. Alex Bass
S. G. Winstead
Long's Store
Production Credit Group Ends Meeting in Myrtle Beach
The North Carolina Production Credit Association convention wraps in Myrtle Beach with University of Georgia educator J William Anning speaking on The Future of Southern Agriculture. Over 200 Tar Heel delegates attended after Robert A Darr of Dongen Credit Corp spoke on opening day.
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Myrtle Beach
S.C
University of Georgia
North Carolina Production Credit Assas
J. William
Georgia Center For Continuing Education
Tar Heel
Robert A. Darr
Dongen Credit Corp
Paratroopers Reportedly Land On Guatemala Pacific Coast
Reports circulated that a dozen parachutists landed on Guatemala's Pacific coast after army chief Col Carlos Enrique Diaz attempted to flee to Washington. The leftist regime tightens censorship as rumors of communist influence rise and officials seek asylum abroad.
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Pacific
Guatemala
Carlos Enrique Diaz
Army
Washington
Jacobo Ar
Benz Guzman
Guillermo Toriello
Jose Alfredo Palmiero
el Espectador
Arbenz
Guillermo Palmieri
Revolutionary Party
Insurance Rates In North Carolina May Decline
North Carolina’s improving highway safety record could lower automobile insurance premiums. Motor Vehicles Commissioner Ed Scheidt cited a major insurer reporting auto claims per 1 000 policies dropped from 28 in December to 13 in May. Insurance Commissioner Gold cautioned effects may take up to two years to appear.
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Raleigh
North Carolina
Ed Scheidt
Scheidt
Forest City
Charles F. Gold
North Carolina Farm Families Named Master Farmers
Twelve NC farm families were chosen as Master Farm Families by Progressive Farmer Magazine and NC State College Agricultural Extension Service. Recipients include Connell Jr Warrenton Fryar McLeansville Bryan Burnsville Lewis Shannon Madre Hertford Morgan Leicester Proctor Walstonburg Snead Laurinburg Swindell Pantego Fleming Boonville. They are honored for building successful homes and farms and aiding community improvements and will receive bronze plaques at public programs on their farms next fall.
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Raleigh
North Carolina
Progressive Farmer Magazine
North Carolina State College Agricultural Extension Service
W. A. Connell Jr
Warrenton
R. Max Fryar
McLeansville
Fred Bryan
Burnsville
L. E. Lewis
Shannon
W. L. Madre
Hertford
Harry M. Morgan
Leicester
Jesse Proctor
Walstonburg
Jesse Snead
Laurinburg
A. D. Swindell
Pantego
W. Herbert Fleming
Boonville
Weather summary for Charlotte and nearby cities
The 24 hour period ending at 7 30 a m reports varied temperatures across major cities. Charlotte recorded a high and low, with readings also noted for Asheville Atlanta Charleston Columbia Denver Little Rock Los Angeles Memphis New York San Antonio San Francisco Washington Wilmington and Mobile Trip totals include rainfall amounts such as 1 18 inches in Atlanta and 1 40 inches in San Francisco.
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Weather Bureau
Asheville
Atlanta
Charleston
Columbia
Denver
Little Rock
Los Angeles
Memphis
Mobile
Esesesreves
New York
Market gains lift New York stocks amid broad advance
The New York stock market rose strongly with gains across the list led by rails, steels, and aircrafts. High prices paid for Atlantic Coast Line Railroad and Illinois Central accompanied broad activity and an estimated 1,630,000 shares traded yesterday.
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Johns- Manville
Union Carbide
Westinghouse Electric
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Studebaker
U.S. Steel
New York
Admiral Corporation
Alleghany Corporation
Allied Chemical & Dye
Allis Chalmers Mfg
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American Can
American Smelt & Ref Ceeses
American Tel & Tel
American
Atlantic Coast Line
Atlantic
Seeesess
Avco Manufacturing
Scco
Baltimore & Ohio
Bendix Aviation
Bethlehem Steel
Calumet
Chesapeake & Ohio
Chrysler Corporation
Coca
Columbia Gas & Elec
Commercial Credit
Consolidated Edison
Continental Can
Continental Motor
Continental Oil
Curtis Wright
Delaware Lack & West
Douglas Aircraft
Dow Chemical
Dupont de Nemour Es Acéusenenete
Eastern Airlines
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Freeport
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General Motors
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Glidden
Goodrich Rubber
Goodyear Rubber
Great Northern Ry Pf
Tilinos Central
Nickel Can
Tel & Tel
Libby Owen Ford Liggett & Myers
Lockheed Aircraft
Loews Theaters
Lorillard & Company
Louisville & Nashville
Magnavox Radio
Montgomery Ward
Motorola Radio
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National Cash Register
National Dairy Products National Distillers
Natonal Lead
New York Central
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Avia Northern Pacific
Ohio Oil Company
Pacific Gas & Elec
Packard Motor
Eeees Penney J.C. Co
Seaees Pennsylvania RR
Pepsi Cola
Philco Corporation
Phillips Petroleum
Pittsburgh
Scese Pullman Company
Pure Oil Company
Radio Corporatio
Remington Rand Republic Steel Reynolds
Tob
Seaboard
al RR
Sears Roebuck
Southern Pacific
Southern Railway
Sperry Corp
Stevens, J. P. Co
Studebaker Corp
Sylvania Elec Prod
North Carolina Sons and Daughters elect leaders
A. L. Jarrell of Salisbury will head the North Carolina Sons and Daughters of Coed for the coming year, elected state councillor at the convention's close in Asheville. Other officers named include Mrs. Thelma Fuller of Burlington national guide, Mrs. Elizabeth Fisher of Durham state vice councillor, Mrs. Mildred White of High Point state associate councillor, Mrs. Louise Maultsby of Durham associate vice councillor, L. L. Carter of Greensboro secretary, and Mrs. Estelle Wheeley of Burlington treasurer.
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Asheville
A. L. Jarrell
Salisbury
North Carolina Sons and Daughters of Coed
Thelma Fuller
Burlington
National
Elizabeth Fisher
Durham
Mildred White
High Point
Louise Maultsby
L. L. Carter
Greensboro
Estelle Wheeley
Mother 20 Dies In Winston-Salem Crash
A head on collision on Idols Dam road in Winston-Salem claimed the second life. Mrs. Gloria Ellen Boyd aged 20 died from injuries sustained in the Sunday crash.
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Winston
Winston-Salem
Idols ‘Dam Road
Gloria Ellen Boyd
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