Sabotage In Uranium Mines In East Germany Reported
East Germany acknowledged sabotage in Soviet run Saxony uranium mines as violence continued against the Red regime. Reports cite strikes involving about one third of miners and a Soviet firing squad execution of anti Red demonstrators, while U S officials dismissed parachuting saboteurs claims as absurd.
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Heat Wave Brings Record June Temps Across the Nation
The heat wave entering its fourth day drives record highs in many cities including Ft. Smith 105 and Ashland 108 while storms, drought threats, and water shortages surface. Dozens die from heat and accidents as wind hail and lightning strike across multiple states.
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Churchill Declares Rhee Treachery Over Korea Crisis
Prime Minister Churchill denounces Syngman Rhee for unilateral actions in Korea and says Britain sent a strong note to Seoul. He notes U N Command authority, warns of jeopardizing gains and the heavy U S burden in guarding prisoners amid rising tension.
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Tentative Conference Date Is Set
Washington reports July 8 as the target date for Big Three talks in Bermuda with preparation uncertain due to France’s government status. Churchill confirms start date. British sources say July 8 is fixed awaiting a French government. The Mayer government collapse and Pinay’s negotiations delay plans formerly aimed for late month. Platforms reference Big Four with Malenkov but hinge on Paris’s new cabinet.
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Violent Death Toll Reported Across North Carolina
Weekend violence claimed at least 19 lives across North Carolina including drownings in Enka Lake and Holt's Pond, a car truck collision near Smithfield, electrocution in Gastonia, and a fatal knife attack in Charlotte. Names include Clara Rash age 14 Leicester and Eugene Rogers 21 Linwood.
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4-H Club Week Opens at A and T College
More than 700 youngsters registered at A. and T. College Greensboro for the 23rd annual State Negro 4 H Club Week. Dr. F. D. Bluford president of A. and T. will welcome the delegates tonight. Today's program included committee meetings and organizational conferences.
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Indifference to Communists Cited by Washington Jurist
Luther W. Youngdahl warned at a Presbyterian laymen conference in Greensboro that millions indifferent to Communists are aiding them. The DC judge urged dynamic Christianity and militant discipleship as the hour’s need. In Greensboro, the North Carolina Old North State Dental Society plans its annual meeting at Bennett College with about 50 attendees and clinics. Asheville hosts the National Heating Wholesalers Association spring convention, a four day event with 190 delegates from 42 states. a residential air conditioning panel is scheduled.
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Coroner's Inquest into Fatal Concord Shooting
Harold Dean Bradbury 22 of Concord was shot last Tuesday. His brother James Lloyd Bradbury 18 is charged with murder. Harold died early Wednesday at Cabarrus Memorial Hospital from a lower abdomen shotgun wound.
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FFA State Convention Opens With Youth Attendance Expected
Between 1500 and 2000 farm youths will attend the State convention of the Future Farmers of America in Raleigh. The event runs Wednesday through Friday noon with officer elections and over 11000 dollars in prizes awarded to district and State winners. Harold Lineberger of Dallas serves as president.
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North Carolina Letter Carriers reelect officers in Greensboro
The North Carolina Association of Letter Carriers re elected its officers for another year at the annual meeting in Greensboro. The slate is led by J. S. Winchester with Leon W. Wood Marcus G. McKnight and Ralph B. Jordan among key regional officers. Auxiliary president is Mrs Ralph A. Tomlinson with officers named across Salisbury Winston-Salem Charlotte and Greensboro.
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Charlotte
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Winston-Salem
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Salisbury
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North Carolina Teens Shine at State Driving Contest
Bob by Wilkins of Fayetteville will represent NC at the National Drivin Contest in Washington DC next month. He won the state teen-age road race Saturday. Charles Puryear of Raleigh was second and Murphy Upchurch of Dunne third in the NC Jaycees sponsored event. Plaques and trophies were awarded to all 11 contestants.
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Clifton Mills executive elected president of textile group
A Clifton Manufacturing Co. production manager T. S. Stafford was elected president of the Southern Textile Association at its final convention session in Blowing Rock. He succeeds D. A. Purcell of Fieldcrest Mills, Draper, N. C.
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Rhododendron Festival Ends With Mountain Wedding
In Spruce Pine North Carolina Gov Frank G Clement of Tennessee presided at the Roan Mountain Rhododendron Festival climax. About 10 000 people attended services on the summit 6300 feet high. Miss Marie Forbes of Linville and Max Potter of Shell Creek Tennessee were married just over the Tennessee North Carolina border.
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North Carolina Bar Association Names New President
W. L. Thorpe of Rocky Mount was elected president at the NC Bar Association annual convention in Wrightsville Beach. He succeeds J. Spencer Bell of Charlotte. Vice presidents elected were M. B. Barnhill Raleigh Carroll Weathers Wake Forest and John T. Manning Durham. Edward Cannon Raleigh was chosen secretary-treasurer.
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Clark Says He Can Sign Truce Without ROKs
Reported comments by Clark claim a truce could be signed without South Korea. The article details mass escapes by Chinese and North Korean prisoners, resulting unrest that threatens armistice talks and a U N investigation into the releases and recaptures at camps near Pusan Cheju Island and Masan.
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North Carolina Farm Bureau Training School Opens
John C. Lynn of Washington law Barnes? American Farm Bureau legislative director will speak at the sixth annual North Carolina Farm Bureau training school opening here tomorrow. Sessions continue through Wednesday with class discussions by AFB staff.
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35th Jet Ace Crowned In Sabre Sky Fight
Colonel Robert Baldwin of Sheridan Oaks California was named the war’s 35th jet ace after downing his fifth MIG and damaging three more. Fifth Air Force said Sabres destroyed three Russian built MIGs near Sakchu on the Manchurian border while covering air strikes on a communications relay and rail bridge near Pyongyang. Ground action remained light with continued bombing of Red positions and a night-long hill recapture by U S troops on Finger Ridge near Panmunjom.
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Catholic Diocesan Edict On Integration Read In North Carolina Churches
A church order from Bishop Vincent S Waters enforcing non segregation in Catholic churches across North Carolina met mixed attendance outcomes. In Newton Grove Holy Redeemer masses rose with 84 parishioners 42 whites and 42 Negroes. Fayetteville St Patrick's reported good reception with Negroes already attending freely. Asheville showed no Negro attendance at St Lawrence or St Joan of Arc. St Anthony's Negro Church had one white attendee among about 120 Negroes. Wilmington St Marys and Raleigh Sacred Heart reported no Negroes at masses.
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Ike Must Decide Foreign Aid Question
President Eisenhower faces a decision on using foreign aid as leverage to speed ratification of West European Defense Community treaties. The House voted to withhold about a billion dollars in aid until ratified, while Sen Taft proposed a discretionary authority compromise. Officials testified that Russia fears U S strength and that Germany would arm divisions if needed, with Allied aid tied to EDC progress.
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Clark and Rhee hold showdown on armistice terms
Gen. Mark Clark and President Syngman Rhee met in Seoul and Clark said he could sign the armistice if instructed by his government, while noting South Korea must approve policies. Clark insisted he is in command of UN forces and that talks were strained as Rhee’s actions halted progress toward a truce.
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Paraplegia Foundation Held in Mocksville Meeting
The North Carolina Chapter met in Mocksville with retiring national executive director Bernard Shufelt of Richmond Virginia and Ernest Gendreau of Providence Rhode Island addressing 22 paraplegic members.
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Weather Outlook With Mild Tonight And Warm Tomorrow
The low tonight should be 65 and the high tomorrow 88. Today’s high reached 85 with a 65 degree low overnight. Sunset is 7 40 p m and sunrise tomorrow is 5 04 a m.
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