Anderson Aims Amendments To Atom Bill Changes
Sen Clinton P. Anderson of New Mexico said he may offer amendments limiting provisions of a Senate bill that would relax U S atomic secrecy. The measure would allow furnishing designs and fissionable material to an ally with advanced progress in atomic weapons, while weapons themselves could not be transferred. He plans to voice skepticism and possibly draft changes.
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Washington
Clinton P. Anderson
D-Nm
Senate
Anderson
U. S
Imagination and Knowing God
The essay argues imagination extends thought from concrete memory to the unknown. It notes imagination can reach both fantastical realms and simple reflexes, guiding foundation building and logical leaps. It urges venturing beyond experience to understand God, claiming deeper thinking draws one nearer to the divine.
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R. L. Dieffenbacher
D.D
NEA
God
Carolinas See Cool Weather Spark Weekend Showers
The Associated Press reports unseasonably cool conditions in the Carolinas with scattered weekend showers and a dip in temperatures. Morning lows ranged from 44 at Grandfather Mountain to the 50s in Asheville and Greensboro, while afternoon highs were expected between 68 and 75 across the region.
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Associated Press
Grandfather Mountain
Asheville
Charlotte
Greensboro
Raleigh
Wilmington
Republican Argument Lacks Fact
Washington AP reports bipartisan friction undercuts GOP claims that Democrats block Eisenhower. Senate Republicans Styles Bridges and William Knowland push to trim a five year extension of the Reciprocal Trade Agreements Act, while some GOP senators opposed admin amendments and authority for foreign aid to Iron Curtain allies.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Congress
Meade Alcorn
Senate
House
Styles Bridges
R-Nh
William F. Knowland
Rcalif
Bridges
Knowland
Clifford P. Case
R-Nj
John S. Cooper
Irving Ives
R NY
Jacob K. Javits
R-Ny
Edward J. Thye
Iron Curtain
Tobacco Disaster Predicted at Southern Growers Meeting
A Leaf Tobacco Exporters Assn official warned of a coming disaster unless acreage is increased and leaf prices lowered to attract foreign buyers. Curtis M. Dozier Jr. spoke at the 17th annual meeting in White Sulphur Springs as the Tobacco Assn. of the United States began its 5th annual convention. Alec P. Thorpe Jr. could not attend. his report was read by J. D. Palmer.
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White Sulphur Springs
W.va
Tobacco Association
Curtis M. Dozier Jr
Richmond
Leaf Tobacco Exporters Assn
Tobacco Assn
United States
Dozier
Alec P. Thorpe Jr
Rocky Mount
N.C
J. D. Palmer
Wilson, N.C
Negro Leaders Press Eisenhower On Little Rock Ruling
Four African American leaders met with President Eisenhower at the White House to protest the Little Rock school integration ruling. A. Philip Randolph said the president gave no comment on the court decision and no commitments on a nine point civil rights program. The leaders warned the ruling could be seen as a green light to defy federal authority.
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Eisenhower
Little Rock
Ark
White House
A. Philip Randolph
International Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters
US Dist
Harry Lemley
Randolph
U.S
Branton
Apeae
German Embassy Attacked by Protesters in Moscow
More than 1,000 banner waving demonstrators attacked the West German Embassy in Moscow in retaliation for an assault on the Soviet Embassy in Bonn last week. US newsmen reported the demonstrators marched from several directions and then began throwing stones and bricks, smashing embassy windows.
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Bonn
U.N. Chief Meeting Amid Lebanon Tensions
U N secretary Hammarskjold pressed to quiet Lebanese rebellion as he met with President Nasser in Cairo while U A R forces monitor infiltrations from Beirut. U.S. and Sweden provide aircraft to U N observers in New York dispatch. A separate Arkansas court recesses a high profile school desegregation case as Branton seeks a stay.
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U. N
Nasser
United Arab Republic
Hammarskjold
Amman
Jerusalem
Beirut
New York
Rocky Mount Woman Sets New Gab Record
Edith Fisher, 29, a Rocky Mount divorcee, set a new nonstop talking record at 11:05 a.m. EST, surpassing the 90 hour mark previously held by Raymond White. The Fayetteville radio broadcast began Thursday with two other contestants, and Fisher extended the time despite mild illness and a tepid audience.
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N.C
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Raymond White
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Durham
Sue Huron
Pittsburgh
WFAI
Duquesne University
Bad Railroad Connections Sent Rep. Oren Harris To Congress
Washington AP reports Rep. Oran Harris of El Dorado Arkansas rose to House Commerce Committee chair amid an investigation of federal agencies tied to Eisenhower aide Sherman Adams. A Baptist Democrat and longtime advocate for Arkansas transportation he recalls El Dorado Lions Day as a peak of public recognition and notes his steady reelection since 1940. Born December 20 1902 he was a prosecutor and college athlete before politics.
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Ark
Rep
Oran Harris
Congress
House Commerce Committee
Sherman Adams
Eisenhower
Harris
Dem
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Adams
Oren Harris
Eldorado
the Lions Celt
Arkansas
Mason
Hempstead County
Henderson College
Democrats In Congress
Tar Heels Tour Farms In Midwest
In Winston-Salem AP report 152 North Carolina farm leaders and bankers fly to Iowa for a week long study of Midwestern farming operations. Sponsored by Wachovia Bank and Trust Co the trip aims to learn efficiency rules to apply to North Carolina agriculture. Wayne Corpening notes the goal to adapt best practices. Two planes carried 140 passengers with 12 via commercial airliners. Des Moines will host the group meeting Dr J H Hilton president of Iowa State College and former dean of agriculture at N C.
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Winston-Salem
Midwest
North Carolina
Iowa
Wachovia Bank and Trust Co
Wayne Corpening
Agriculture Department
Raleigh
Des Moines
J. H. Hilton
Iowa State College
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N.C
Morgan Named as Front Man in Adams Case Suggested by Rep Moulder
Rep Morgan Moulder urged House investigators to call Gerald D. Morgan special counsel to President Eisenhower, saying Morgan acts as a front man for Adams. He notes Eisenhower has not wavered from keeping Adams, who is praised for honesty, while calls for Adams resignation grow from Republicans. Morgan previously testified as Adams’ counsel.
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Washington
Morgan Moulder
D-Mo
House
Gerald D. Morgan
President F Eisenhower
Morgan
Adams
Moulder
Eisenhower
Education Reform Move Called For
A two year study by the Rockefeller Brothers Fund urges immediate and broad reform of American education not just more funding. It highlights overcrowding and under staffing and lists steps including stronger testing and guidance, potential federal help for key problems, and national leadership to meet the task.
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Washington
Rockefeller Brothers Fund, Inc
American Yacht Is Sought
In Tokyo AP reports a vessel resembling a white yacht was spotted by a Japanese trawler about eight miles southeast of a point on Friday. The craft may reach southern Japan within a day or two. Calvert, a former magician and actor, traveled with relatives and others on a world cruise aboard the Thespian.
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China
Cub Con
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Per
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Calvert
Falcon
Constance Conrad Lowe
Iverson
Missile Plant Hit By Strike Dims Chrysler Missile Facility
A sudden United Auto Workers strike crippled production of Redstone and Jupiter missiles at a Chrysler Sterling Township plant near Detroit. About 450 UAW members among 9,500 workers, with 200 pickets surrounding gates. many nonunion workers stayed at work. Partial operations continued as bargain talks resumed across Chrysler GM and Ford.
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Mich
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Redstone
Jupiter
Chrysler Corp
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Chrysler
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