Latin American Reactions to Guatemala Invasion Criticize U S Role
Latin American papers reflect mixed views on the Guatemala invasion. Argentina’s La Epoca denounces intervention as a threat to democratic choice and hints U S blame. Diario Carioca questions U S arguments. Belize board accuses U S of blocking UN aid for Arbenz. Uruguayan, Mexican, and Chilean outlets criticize or doubt policy toward Arbenz.
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la Epoca
United States
Guatemala
Brazil
Diario Carioca
Honduras
Belize
United Parity
Arbenz
U. N. Security Council
U. N
Extendable Table Cloths Introduced at Summer Market
Chicago based Spun-Glo Products debuts extendable cloth panels to cover leaves as the market features new items. Aladdin Lamps showcases the Magicddin lamp with touch activation. Herman Miller presents color flip reversible tabletops. General Electric launches Lo-Boy TV with floor level viewing. Hotpoint shows a maple top portable dishwasher. Englander Co introduces Bed ding Box Sofette with hidden storage. Richards Morganthau & Co displays wheeled desk cart with blackboard. Davidson offers fold under center leaves for space saving. Heritage-Hendredon produces cigarette and stain proof matched walnut tops.
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Chicago
Aladdin Lamps
Herman Miller Furniture Co
General Electric
Hotpoint
Englander Co., Inc
Sofette
Richards Morganthau & Co
Davidson, Ltd
Stor
Nude Marine Case Probed By Officers
In Havelock North Carolina deputies pursue the shooting of Henry Serrano, a nude Marine wounded twice while hiding outside a home he allegedly entered. Charles Godwin says he fired after the intruder ignored surrender and shouted for help. Serrano was treated at Cherry Point infirmary and later Camp Lejeune naval hospital.
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Havelock
N.C
Bruce Edwards
Charles Godwin
Henry Serrano
Godwin
Serrano
Cherry Point
Naval Hospital
Camp Lejeune
Edwards
Former Commander Faces Charges in Egypt
Cairo Egypt Col Ahmed Shawky former commander of the Egyptian Infantry Corps will appear before the Revolution Court on Saturday charged with conspiring to foment section in the army and to arouse discontent against the regime. The prosecutor issued an indictment a day after a special military court sentenced 16 officers up to 15 years for attempting a coup. The indictment says Shawky connected with circles endangering state security.
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Cairo
Egypt
Ahmed Shawky
Shawky
Stocks Show Gains As Market Holds Near Halfway Point
New York stocks rise into the early afternoon with gains around one to two points in key groups. Trading remains brisk, with volume exceeding two million shares and General Electric and Radio Corp leading advances amid broad strength across electricals and industrials.
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New York
General Electric
Radio Corp
Motorola
Westinghouse Electric
General Dynamics
Texas Pacific Coal & Oil
Boeing
American Telephone
Southern Pacific
Southern Railway
Johns Manville
Hoover to Headline Merchandise Mart Hall of Fame Dinner
Former President Herbert Hoover will speak at the Merchandise Mart hall of fame dinner in Chicago tonight. Before the dinner four bronze busts will be unveiled in the Merchandise Mart Plaza overlooking the Chicago River, honoring last year’s four merchants: Marshall Field I F W Woolworth John Wanamaker and George Hartford.
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Chicago
Herbert Hoover
Merchandise Mart Hall of Fame
Hoover
Merchandise Mart
Mart
Marshall Field I
Marshall Field & Co
F. W. Woolworth
John Wanamaker
New York
George H. Hartford
Great
Atlantic & Pacific Food
No Big Guatemalan Battle Indicated
Tegucigalpa reports the Guatemalan War remains in its seventh day with fighting centered on propaganda and diplomacy. No major battle appears likely and both sides exchange accusations as international bodies urge restraint.
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Honduras
Jacobo Arbenz Guzman
Flet
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United Nations
Organization of American States
U. N
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Guatemala
German Papers Highlight Graham Refers to German Rearmament
Frankfurt papers led with Billy Graham’s remarks on German rearmament in a Munich sermon. Bild Zeitung framed it as a banner front page story while Nachtausgabe focused on his personality and appearance. The reports noted West Germany’s perceived role in deterring Eastern aggression.
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Billy Graham
Ithe Frankfurt Bild Zeitung
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Frankfurt Nachtausgabe
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Duesseldorf
Humane Society Launches Countywide Membership Drive
Guilford County Humane Society led by President George Johnson starts a mass membership campaign to fund a model animal shelter. A revised three tier system offers Junior 50 cents, Adult 2 dollars, and Life 200 dollars with members receiving full voice in society activities.
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Guilford Countyumane Society
Tr Society
Greensboro
High Point
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West European Ministers Eye Meeting on EDC Decision
West European foreign ministers from six nations plan a Brussels meeting within two weeks to decide on the European Defense Community treaty. Bonn officials say ratification delays fuel West German push for a final EDC decision, while Belgium Luxembourg and the Netherlands explore an alternative defense plan if EDC fails.
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Germany
Brussels
France
Italy
Belgium
Luxembourg
Netherlands
Konrad Adenauer
West Germany
United States
Eisenhower
Churchill
Washington
Eanes-Wall reunion set for June 27 in Virginia
The Eanes-Wall reunion is announced for June 27 at H. L. Eanes home about two miles south of Ridgeway Virginia off Highway 220. A picnic lunch will be served on the lawn.
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Ridgeway
Highway 220
U.S. Rebuffs Eden Plan for Asia Defense Pact
United States officials reject Anthony Eden's Asia security proposal and caution that nonaggression pledges have little value in Southeast Asia. Dulles and Eisenhower distrust Communist guarantees and anger grows over Eden's unexpected demand. Talks with Churchill, Eden, and Dulles at the White House face strained relations and uncertain prospects for agreement.
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Southeast Asia
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Eisenhower
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Indochina
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Wilson bank cashier released on bond after embezzlement charge
William A. Wooten, a Pikeville bank cashier, was released on a $1,000 bond after being indicted by the FBI for embezzling 33350. He waived a hearing before U S Commissioner Eva L Young and was bound over to federal court. The State Banking Department said the Pikeville branch of Branch Banking and Trust Co reported a $9,880 shortage. The town lies between Goldsboro and Wilson.
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Pikeville
FBI
William A. Wooten
U. S
Eva L. Young
Wooten
State Banking Department
Branch Banking and Trust Co
Pikesville
Pike. . Oe
Goldsboro
Ilson
Sertoma convention in Asheville opens second day
B H Carey of Oklahoma City Sertoma International president gave the keynote as the 34th annual convention moved into its second day in Asheville. Organizational reports were heard by more than 900 delegates. Charles M Hanna of Chicago was the featured speaker at yesterday's opening session.
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B. H. Carey
Oklahoma City
Okla
Sertoma International
Sertoma
Charles M. Hanna
Chicago
Ill
Piquet Addresses NC Economic Workshop on Trade
Dr. Howard Piquet of the Library of Congress urged at Chapel Hill that the United States must raise imports or let exports fall to sustain domestic prosperity and aid allies, warning that economic adjustments are inevitable and foreign aid must continue.
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Chapel Hill
Howard Piquet
Legislative Reference Service
Library of Congress
North Carolina
Pictures Permitted In Court In Lewd Photo Case
In Wilmington Recorder's Court Judge J Winfield Smith allowed newspaper photographers to cover a general court sessiona potential precedent as ten defendants face charges over distributing or posing for lewd and obscene pictures. Among the accused are E R Blakeslee and Paul G Wright with the Carolina Camera Shop named as a distribution hub.
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N.C
J. Winfield Smith
Recorder's Court
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E. R. Blakeslee
New Hanover County
Paul G. Wright
Wilmington College
Carolina
J.W. Laughlin
Wanda Withers
Wright
Ann Chadwick
H.R. Fussell
Atlantic Coast Line
T.D. Pine Jr
Dorothy Milliken
Annie Legette
W.F. Deppe
Community events highlight local black churches and groups
Fashion revue by Missionary Circle No. 2 at Emmanuel Baptist Church on Friday at 8 p.m. Jubilee Choir to supply music. Tea on Sunday from 4 to 6 p.m. lawn of Mrs. Mahalis Gripper, sponsored by Mesdames Genevacker and Bettye McCollum. Hayride Monday at 8 p.m. from Lighthouse Grill, sponsored by Mesdames Rucker and McCollum. Evangelist Maggie Bennett to preach at True Way Holiness Church. Hayride to Trinity hosted by the Daughter Elks Friday at 8 p.m. from Elks Rest. Missionary Circle No. 2 will meet tonight at 8 at 1210 Leonard St. Lawn party by Zion Willing Workers of St. Stephen A.M.E. Zion Church Saturday from 2 p.m. at 1221 Pearson St. H. P. N. & I. meet Sunday at 4 p.m. with Mrs. Annie Turner at 18-E Daniel Brooks.
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Missionary Circle No. 2
Emmanuel Baptist Church
Lighthouse Grill
Mesdames Rucker and McCollum
Maggie Bennett
Trueway Holiness Church
Trinity
Elks
Missionary Meeting Missionary Circle No. 2
Isabell Hoey
Leonard St
Zion Willing Workers of
St. Stephen A.M.E. Zion
Ocie Mae Caldwell
Pearson St
Annie Turner
Daniel Brooks
North Carolina Bar Association Seeks Judicial Modernization
Senator Sam J. Ervin Jr. addressed the North Carolina Bar Assn at Wrightsville Beach as the 56th convention continued. Judge Chester R. Morris joined in promoting a plan to reform rotation of Superior Court judges, redistrict districts, and empower lower courts with rulemaking in a push for modernization. President W. L. Thorp outlined a four point program to update the judiciary and improve civil procedure.
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N.C
U.S
Sam J. Ervin Jr
North Carolina Bar Assn
Ervin
Chester R. Morris
Curritack
Association
North Caroina
Thorp
PTA Institute Ends With Plans For State Headquarters
Mrs. J. W. Burke of Gibsonville outlined plans to build a state headquarters during the closing session of the 27th annual Parents Teachers Institute in Greensboro. More than 450 delegates heard Rev. Marvin Vick of Mebane speak on Spiritual Values in Child Education. Dr. Lyda Gordon Shivers of Woman's College urged parents to recognize a child's sense of belonging in ages nine to twelve and cautioned against belittling youthful pursuits.
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Greensboro
J. W. Burke
Gibsonville
Parents Teachers Institute
Marvin Vick
Mebane
Lyda Gordon Shivers
Woman's College
Fluorescent Dye Reveals Where Antibodies Form in Body
Scientists use fluorescent dye to show ASC antibody production sites and reveal plasma cell functions, clearing a long standing mystery in immunology.
Itch-Me-Not Advertised at Cecil's Drug Store
An old advertisement promises relief from external itchiness caused by eczema ringworm athlete's foot poison ivy and insect bites. It touts a 40 cent money back guarantee if not pleased and notes availability today at Cecil's Drug Store.
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Cecil’s
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