Farmers Back Wheat Quota Plan in Regional Referendum
Farmers in nine states including Kansas voted 39 709 for marketing quotas and 14 140 against, a 73.7 percent approval. Quotas would cap sales to about 53 million acres, with stockpiles nearing one billion bushels and a federal price support program worth nearly 2.5 billion dollars shaping the 1956 crop policy.
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Kansas
Delaware
Georgia
Maryland
New Jersey
South Carolina
Virginia
West Virginia
Wisconsin
At An
Congress
Integration Sought For New Schools
Raleigh NAACP submits a petition to the city school board urging immediate action to integrate new schools and revise attendance to a non racial basis. The group calls for compact attendance areas and prompt steps toward full compliance with the Supreme Court ruling on desegregation.
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Raleigh
N.C
Raleigh School Board
The
National Assn. For the Advancement of Colored People
Carl E. Devane
U.S. Supreme Court
High Court
NAACP
Rutal
Pettion
Molotov backs direct U S China talks at Bandung proposal
Soviet Foreign Minister Molotov endorsed Premier Chou En Lai's call for direct talks between the United States and Red China at Bandung. He stressed such talks could help consolidate peace and warned about danger in the Taiwan area. He declined details on the Alaska MIG incident and noted Geneva talks opening July 18.
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San Francisco
Russia
V. M. Molotov
Red China
United States
Far East
Chou En-lai
Molotov
Chou
Bandung
Taiwan
Formosa
Soviet Union
East Germany
Germany
Bulganin
U.N
Alaska
Dulles
Missing Gl In Soviet Labor Camp
Sidney Sparks, a 23 year old U.S. Army private from Tennille Georgia, disappeared four years ago in West Berlin and was later reported among 16 Americans in Soviet labor camps. An Austrian group of 186 returning prisoners said they saw him in Russia. The case was cleared up today. Sparks reportedly escaped a West Berlin guardhouse with two other privates and sought asylum in East Germany.
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RIED
Sidney Ray
Rks
Tennille
Aust
Wiener Neustadt
Austria
Imag A
U.S
Camp Potma
Russia
Weiner
Iris
J. Scindin
Atoms And Women: Toastmasters Contest Winners Named
The International Toastmasters Contest crowned top speakers at the Sheraton Hotel. C Robert Rothwell Dearborn and Col G G Isenhower lead a field of four with Rothwell speaking The Impact of the Atom and Isenhower presenting Some of My Best Friends Are Women They will face rivals from the United States and 11 other nations in Los Angeles in September for the international title.
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Kyle Stirling
Sheraton Hotel
C. Robert Rothwell
Dearborn
Mich
Col
G. G. Isenhower
United States
Los An
Geles
Rothwell
Isenhower
William Allen
Medfield
Eens
Nathy
Montgomery
Ala
W. S. Abernethy
Wyoming
Ohio
Vincent McIntire
Zanesville
Mass
Segni Likely Candidate For Top Italy Post
June 25 report suggests Segni may become premier as factions within the government maneuver. President Gronchi leans left with Christian Democrats while right wing allies push for a Segni backed cabinet and coalition support from Scelba allies.
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Segni
Italy
James M. Long
Wilhshen
Christian Democrat
Giovanni Gronchi
Mario Geel Cece Lide Bichonabettic
Themse
Pron Pell
Pella
Alcide de Gasperi
Stras
France
Aes Benet Assembly
European Coal ~ Steel Community
Groncht
Scelba
Lesies Democrats
Christian Democrats
Iim
Chamber of Deputies
Knowland says Russian jets deliberately attacked US patrol plane
Senate Republican Leader Knowland said Russian jet fighters deliberately attacked an American Navy patrol plane over the Bering Sea to test Alaskan defenses and warned it was not an isolated incident. He noted U.S. preparations for the Geneva summit continued despite anger over the shooting.
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Washington
Senate
Knowland
Bering Sea
V. M. Molotov
Senaes
R-Nh
Senate Policy Committee
United States
Geneva
Gplonantio
Talks Fail In Pending Steel Strike
Union President David J. Mc Donald and vice president John Stephens met the company’s head negotiator for two hours and would not comment after. A union spokesman said no further negotiations are scheduled but a meeting could be arranged. Telegrams were sent to district and local leaders to prepare for a strike. A union member called the action routine as the union seeks a substantial increase beyond the offer of fringe benefits about 344 cents per hour.
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David J. McDonald
John Stephens
Orten
Meile
McDonald
Youth admits leading gang in death plot
New York police report a youth nicknamed Little Caesar confessed to presiding over a council of war planning revenge killing of 16 year old Luis Feliciano, a rival gang member. Victor Diaz said the aim was to burn the rival and a line of duty killers was drawn to execute the plan.
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New York
Little Caesar
Victor Diaz
Ding
Tiem
Bronx
Luis Feliciano
Viceroys
Feliciano
East Harlem
Louis
Dillinger) Ramirez
Diaz
Manuel Granna
Dillinger
Rng
Benjamin Olivio
Ases
Dark-Eyed Betsy Lane Crowned Queen Of Randolph
Betsy Lane crowned Queen Of Randolph at the annual pageant here tonight. Sixteen Randolph County girls competed in talent and bathing suit events with Lane prevailing over four finalists. Runners-up were Shirley Pilkenton and Diane Johnson. The Asheboro Jaycees sponsored the event with support from local officials and UNC figures.
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Randolph
Shirley Pilkenton
Franklinville
Diane Johnson
Asheboro High School
Randolph County
Ida Maude
Jenelle Maness
New York City
France To Receive U S Heavy Water Under Atoms–For–Peace Move
Washington announced that France will receive United States heavy water for atomic research reactors. The Atomic Energy Commission says this is the fourth such sale under President Eisenhower's program. Sales have also gone to Australia, India and Italy. price details were not public.
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Washington
The
Atomic Energy Collsion
Eisenhower
Australia
India
Italy
Vacation era newspaper delivery options offered
The Circulation Department offers mailing the Enterprise to readers on vacation or saving newspapers for pickup as a neat bundle upon return, with a phone number for service.
Molotov Expresses Regret Over Downed U S Plane
In San Francisco on June 25 Soviet Foreign Minister Molotov expressed regret for the shooting down of a U S naval plane in the Benin Straits. He offered to cover 50 percent of damages, a proposal rejected by the United States which sought full compensation.
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Georgi Zarubin
U.S
V. M. Molotov
San Francisco
Molotov
Russia
Germany
East Germany
West Germany
Benin
John Foster Dulles
Dulles
Charles E. Bohlen
Moscow
N. Zarubin
Washington
State Department
Molotov, Gave Ary
United Stat
St. Lawrence
Alaska
Uni
Bandits Rob Office In Charlotte
Two armed robbers struck the E. B. Stone Finance Co collections office in Charlotte on June 5, taking about 6000 dollars. They forced an employee to open the safe, held four workers at gunpoint, and fled in a waiting car after a five minute robbery. They threatened a hostage and warned police to wait five minutes before responding. Suspects were white, unmasked, one tall and pale, the other about 5 10 with black hair.
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Charlotte
N.C
E. B. Stone Finance Co
Russell Elder
Jona Marion
M. Thomas
John Smith
Smith
Smi
Lucia Ann Griffin
Patome
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