Atty General Harry McMullan Dies in Bed at 71
Raleigh reports Atty. Gen. Harry McMullan, 71, died at home from a heart attack after serving as state’s top lawyer since 1938. He helped lead the state in legal affairs and attended a school segregation commission meeting yesterday. Funeral plans pending.
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State Industrial Commission
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Tom Old
Santa Fe
Capitol Hill
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Council of State
Eisenhower Urges Strength for Peace and Leadership
President Eisenhower told about 2,500 in Franconia Notch that a strong America can lead the world to peace. He urged devotion to peace and strength, praised aides, and dodged questions on 1956 plans while generating buzz about a possible new term.
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Sometimes It Pays To Volunteer In World War II Scene
In San Diego Morris a sailor from New ford Massachusetts returns from a six month Far East cruise and volunteers for a film duty. He ends up on a Hollywood Studios set shooting final scenes of Away All Boats as a ship returns and welcomes its crew. He notes the duty was pleasant but wonders what his girl will think.
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Crop Storm Damages Reported Across Several North Carolina Counties
Scattered hail from thunderstorms damaged crops in Nash Wake Wilson and Johnston counties. Heaviest losses were in Red Oak and Castalia Nash with insurance adjuster H M Moore noting damage up to 100 percent in a seven mile strip. Farmers in Open County faced tobacco losses around 200 acres and about 500 acres suffered in a wide area as rain and wind affected beans and other crops.
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Mansfield Says Reds Hold Cards At Geneva
Senator Mansfield said the Soviet Union holds all the real cards in July discussions at Geneva over Germany. He warned Moscow may seek to redraw borders and trade concessions, while Molotov’s Europe base issue looms as a key demand before any talks. Republican leader said the US must insist on release of all Americans held by China before Pacific tensions talks.
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Peron Reviews Cabinet Change Amid Revolt Fallout
President Juan Peron discussed a new cabinet lineup as he defended staying in office amid last week’s violent revolt. He hinted at a military leaning reform and named possible non-reappointments including Interior Minister Angel Borlenghi while noting investigations into civilian and military roles in the unrest.
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Jaycees Elect Officers in National Convention
Hugh McKenna, 33 year-old Omaha insurance executive, elected president of the U S Junior Chamber of Commerce on the third ballot at Atlanta amid Southern support. McKenna will move to Tulsa for the new Jaycee president's residence and previously served as a World War I Air Force captain.
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True Story Message Saves Art Student From Death
Two French art students planned a double suicide in Paris’s Seine River but during a gathering near the Velodrome d Hiver one student responded to a Christian invitation and chose life. This account notes a bystander reform and a saved life as the other participants moved forward.
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Deficit Cut Seen as Treasury Foresees Balance Soon
Secretary of the Treasury Humphrey forecast a sharp cut in the 2 billion dollar deficit for the coming fiscal year and possible balance the government may extend the public debt limit at 281 billion. He urged restraint in credit use amid prosperity and noted economic gains in employment production and income while Congress plans to keep the debt limit unchanged.
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Experts' Stand Backed in Salk Polio Vaccine Debate
House Commerce Committee closed a two day hearing on the Salk polio vaccine with broad support for continuing the program. A health service statement reaffirmed its stance while noting no schedule for additional vaccine supplies. A special clearance committee met but took no action on stockpiles. Experts urged safer virus strains, with unanimous demand for improved strains for production and no dissent on continuing vaccinations this summer.
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Dulles Urges End to Cold War Through Nonviolence
Secretary of State John Foster Dulles bluntly told the United Nations that stopping force and subversion is key to ending the cold war. He defended NATO and Western groupings, blamed Soviet rhetoric, and hinted at five problems to tackle at the Geneva Four summit next month.
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7000 Young People Get Advice From Luther League
In San Francisco the International conference of the Young People's Luther League enters its final three days. Rev. Conrad M. Thompson urged that many youths neglect the cross for education, psychology or material success. He warned against yielding to sin and urged returning home as a victorious, committed group for Christ.
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Vacation readers can have Enterprise mailed during trips
The notice offers to mail the Enter prise during vacations or hold and deliver a bundled set upon return. Readers are instructed to call the Circulation Department for service.
No Sign Of Soviet A Tests
The Atomic Energy Commission said there is no evidence of a major Soviet atomic test in almost two years. The claim counters Life magazine writer Ralph E. Lapp who asserts two superbomb tests occurred this spring. The AEC declined to announce each blast individually.
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Six Killed In Highway Collision In Rockville
Deputy Coroner Omer M. Smith identified the drivers as Carl E from Hammond Indiana and Wayne Cain from Crawfordsville Indiana. Unidentified occupants included two men a girl about six and a boy a little older. Neighbors said Barnett and his wife Betty had a daughter about seven and a son about five. The crash description notes wreckage and burn injuries across the scene with authorities confirming multiple fatalities.
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