Italian Premier Zoli Seeks Confidence Vote to End Crisis
Acting premier Adone Zoli agreed to another attempt to form a government after meeting with President Giovanni Gronchi who refused to accept his resignation. Zoli, anti-Fascist, plans to address Parliament next Tuesday to win votes from smaller center parties as Italy seeks a new government solution amid ongoing crisis.
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Adone Zoli
Italy
Giovanni Gronchi
Zoli
Greuthdadenh Sub
Gronchi
Cesare Merzagora
Christian Democrat
Amintore Fanfani
Senators mull London trip for disarmament talks
The Disarmament Committee plans a possible six member advance to London as progress dictates. Senate leaders say no trip to London before Eisenhower and Hickenlooper approve. Humphrey notes observers may join later stages to study progress and be ready to fly if needed. Harald E. Stassen heads the delegation.
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London
Sen
B. Johnson
Senate
Eisenhower Constall
Humphrey
Harold E. Stassen
Eisenhower
Teen-Age Boy Risks Life In Rescue
A 14 year old Queens Boy Scout bravely dove into the East River near Hell Gate to save two girls, aged 5, from the Bronx. He forced himself from two men who warned him away as the current dragged the youngsters toward the river. Linda Lauria and Rose Hetzel were treated at Lincoln Hospital after the rescue.
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New York
Queens
East River
Henry Queens
Hell Gate
Linda Lauria
Rose Hetzel
Bronx
Lincoln Hospital
Hetzel
Kendall's Island
San Juan
St. John the Baptist
Linda
New Era Opens as UNC Plans Pharmacy School Expansion
The North Carolina Legislature funds a new UNC School of Pharmacy building across from Memorial Hospital, increasing capacity to 503 and uniting health schools on campus. The existing program serves 250 students with 40 percent admission, while 88 pharmacists were licensed last year.
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Chapel Hill
North Carolina
School of Pharmacy
University of North Carolina
UNC School of Pharmacy
North
N. C. Memorial Hospital
Howell Hall
UNC Division of Health Affairs
Division of Health Affairs
Memorial Hospital
UNC School of Dentistry
American Association of Colleges of Pharmacy
Association
UNC School of Journalism
Bynum
Bow urges protection for U S troops in foreign courts
Rep Bow of Ohio urged Eisenhower and GOP leaders to safeguard constitutional rights of American soldiers abroad. He spoke at a Chicago rally supporting a resolution to reclaim jurisdiction over troops from foreign tribunals, amid the case of C. Girard held in Japan after a shooting deemed accidental.
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Chicago
Bow
Ohio
Eisenhower
Repub
William Girard
Tawa
Congress
High Point Girl Wins Bible Contest
Elizabeth Reavis of High Point was named alternate winner in the State Intermediate Sword Drill Tournament held last Friday at Fruitland Baptist Assembly near Hendersonville. A certific ate of merit accompanied her regional victory.
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Elizabeth Reavis
High Point
Fruitland Baptist Assembly
Hendersonville
John A. Reavis
Ferndale Dr
First Baptist Church
Girls Athletic Association
Regional Weather Outline Across the Northeast and Midwest
A weather summary lists regions including Appalachians, eastern Lakes, Virginias, northern New England, northern Lakes, northern Plains and northern Rockies with coastal Washington. It outlines broad zone coverage without specific warnings or dates.
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Appalachians
Lakes
Virginias
New England States
North Dakota
Rockies
Washington
City Permits Rise to 58.7 Million in Five Months
North Carolina reports 30 cities with populations over 10 000 issued building permits totaling 58 748 315 during January to May. The five month total is 18 percent below last year’s 71 919 519. Major cities include Winston Salem 9 254 511 Durham 4 736 898 Charlotte 5 166 247 Raleigh 5 075 252 Greensboro 6 984 175.
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Raleigh
State Department of Labor
North Carolina
Albemarle
Asheville
Burlington
Concord
Durham
Charlotte
Gastonia
Goldsboro
Greensboro
High Point
Rocky Mount
Salisbury
Winston- Salem
Thomasville
Lexington
Recruiter Seeks Clear Bounds for Local Territory
M Sgt Charles Hutchins, local Army recruiter, sent two men from out of state and one from Wilmington to the Charlotte induction station for processing and induction. After induction they will go to Fort Jackson South Carolina for eight weeks of basic training. The men then receive a 14 day assignment follow up.
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Charles Hutchins
State
Wilmington
Hutchins
Charlotte
Ft. Jackson
S. C
Methodists To Consider Proposals At North Carolina Conference
In New Bern North Carolina the 122nd annual North Carolina Methodist Conference opens with talks on racial integration within the conference a multi million dollar college building fund campaign revitalizing local churches and plans to abolish the Central Negro Jurisdiction after transfer of conferences to white jurisdictions. Bishop Paul N Garber presides as 1000 delegates officials and visitors assemble at Centenary Church with Riverside and Trinity Methodist helping prepare the event. The session runs through Thursday featuring numerous talks and ends with the annual list of appointments.
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New Bern
N.C
North Carolina Methodist Conference
U.S. Methodist
Eastern Methodists
Rocky Mount
Fayetteville
Methodist
General Conference
Ceeagaains
Belon
Centenary Church
Riverside Methodist
Trinity Methodist
Paul N. Garber
Richmond
Garber
Enlistees Report to Army Specialty School
After leaving, the group will report to the Army specialty school of their choice. Enlistees include Jerome Albert Vizenor of Foley Minnesota Jack Benny Lawson of Wilmington and L t a Moore of Plantersville South Dakota.
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Army
Jerome Albert Vizenor
Foley, Minn
Jack Benny Lawson
Wilmington
T A Moore
Plantersville, S
Glass and Bronze Rise Over New York Skyscrapers
In Manhattan, office space booms postwar with 115 new buildings planned or under way. The Seagram Building and Astor Plaza rise on Park Avenue, while Socony Mobil tops 45 stories. Projects feature glass facades, plaza spaces, landscaped grounds, and vast elevator and air conditioning advances.
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New York
City of
Chica
Robert 8. Curtiss
Real Estate Board of New York, Inc
Curtiss
Department of Housing and Building
United States
Socony-Mobil
42Nd Street
Avenue of the Americas
List
52Nd Streets
Rockefeller Center
Corning Glass Works
Fifth Avenue
56Th Street
Lexington Avenue
List Street
Graham Tells Success Of Conversion At Madison Square Garden
Billy Graham told a New York audience of 17 500 at Madison Square Garden that a coworker converted by faith inspired others to seek Christ. He cited 413 people publicly accepting Christ and reported 21 008 total decisions since May 15. The telecast drew letters and may extend future broadcasts beyond June 29.
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New York
Christ
Billy Graham
Madison Square Garden
North Carolina
Abc-Tv
Graham
Whic
Randolph County to expand poultry industry leadership
County Farm Agent Ben Jenkins Jr announces greater emphasis on poultry with new assistant Lyle F Cassell directing efforts toward commercial egg production. About 250000 laying hens currently exist in Randolph County and poultry cash income reaches 34 million dollars, the county's largest farm income source. Cassell, WV native, trained in poultry science at the University of West Virginia and has long been active in the industry.
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Asheboro
Ben Jenkins Jr
Randolph County
Lyle F Cassell
Cassell
West
Poultry Marketing Cooperatives
Memorial Planned for Mt Mitchell Explorer 100 Years On
CHAPEL HILL June 22 1957 a commemoration ceremony is set for June 27 at 11 30 a m marking the centennial of Dr Elisha Mitchell’s death during a geologic survey near Mount Mitchell Asheville resident D Hiden Ramsey will deliver the main speech Two new disputed stories hinge on Mitchells final days with claims of a three member state committee guiding his return to Black Dome and a disputed topographic record amid the Mitchell Clingman controversy The family seeks closure as Mitchells long feud with Clingman is recounted and debated.
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Chapel Hill
North Carolina
Elisha Mitchell
D. Hiden Ramsey
Asheville
Mount Mitchell
University of North Carolina
Dr. Mitchell
Bill Lineau
Mitchell
J. N. Garren
West Asheville
Garren
Pomp Hill
Clingman
Raleigh
Officer Held In Shooting Of Girl In North Carolina
Deputy Sheriff L L Dowdy was served with an assault with a deadly weapon warrant for wounding 15 year old Mary Magdalene Williams near Harbinger. Dowdy turned himself in on bond, round in 18 years service. Preliminary hearing set for July 1 if the girl attends.
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Coinjock
N.C
L. L. Dowdy
L. L. Dozier
Dowdy
Mary Magdeline William
Kt 3
Elizabeth City
Norfolk
Dozier
Ralph Saunders
Currituck
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New Bedford
Jon
Laddie
New England
Joe
U.S. Weather Bureau
Dept. of Commerce
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Mississippi
Gulf States
Manhattan
Manihatan
53Rd
Sth
Park Avenue
Seagram
Astor Plaza
Randolph
National Park
Grand Canyon
Mt. Mitchell
Koonts-Mcghee Drug CO
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