Mines Minister Seeks Nova Scotia Coal Sale to Germany
Ottawa reports Mines Minister George Pradham says negotiations are underway to sell Nova Scotia coal to Germany. Weather forecast predicts milder tonight in the Ohio and Tennessee Valleys with scattered showers in extreme western New…
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Weather Pleasant, Cool Continues Across Central United States
Weather remained pleasant and cool over much of the central and eastern United States. Western Nebraska and eastern Wyoming cleaned up after cloudbursts with as much as 20 inches. Rain persisted along the South Atlantic Coast and the northern Pacific Coast with six hour falls from 7 to 18 inches in Dickinson and 1.42 inches in Lemmon. Kee sey Wyoming reported about 20 inches with about a third of its 3,000 residents affected.
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Tallahassee
Daytona Beach
Kee Sey
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North and South Carolina forecast summary
North Carolina sees partly cloudy skies with more clouds in the south and a chance of showers southeast. Highs reach the 80s with lows in the 60s. South Carolina has partly cloudy to mostly sunny conditions with widely scattered thundershowers along the coast this afternoon and similar temperatures, slightly cooler in the southwest.
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Yugoslavia hosts East German trade pact delegation
A 4 A Communist East German government delegation arrives in Belgrade to negotiate a tense 19 trade pact with Yugoslavia. The group includes film industry figures exploring potential exchanges in cinema.
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Yugoslavia
Education Conference At NC State College
North Carolina education officials from across the state will attend a two day conference at the NC State College School of Education. Gov Hodges and Richmond Virginia official Dowell How ard will address a banquet session at 6 30 p m tomorrow. The theme focuses on Agricultural and Industrial Trends in North Carolina and their effect on public education in the next decade.
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Dowell J. Howard
Richmond
Virginia
Superintendent of Public Instruction
North Carolina
NC Chiropody Association Opens Annual Convention
Greensboro delegates elected officers for a two day meeting and nominated two members to the state board of examiners during the opening session. The advisory council of state officers zone chairmen and the examiners board met in a preliminary gathering yesterday.
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North Carolina delegates attend Rural Carriers convention
Eighteen year old Jerry Church of Valdese to represent NC in National Road to Washington scholarship contest with first prize a 1500 scholarship. Other finalists include Ernest Macon Jr and Richard Bates. Awards and other state events noted in Winston-Salem Durham Raleigh Benson areas with post office officials and voting results.
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Richard Bates
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Mars Mean Distance From Sun Report
A scientific note states Mars maintains an average orbital distance of 141,650,000 miles from the Sun, illustrating planetary spacing in the solar system.
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Education Board to Name Leaders for State Colleges
Gov. Hodges announced the 1955 State Board of Education appointments for eight members. Terms vary from two to eight years, with roles to select a chairman, vice chairman, and executive secretary within two weeks. The board will oversee higher education development and align college plans with state budgets.
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Winston-Salem News
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Medical assertions fail to prove tobacco harms says experts
Over the past 18 months intensive studies have found no evidence to substantiate charges against tobacco. Drs Hess Greene Hoyt and Hoeper questioned claims, citing ten years of tobacco derivative experiments not causing cancer. The Tobacco Industry Research Committee notes $1 million in independent research funding and calls for stronger anti tax efforts.
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National Cancer Institute
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Tobacco Industry Research Committee
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Board of Governors
Evans Dies in Fort Worth at 61 a Nashville Publisher
Evans a longtime Nashville publisher and Democratic power broker died in his sleep from a heart attack in Fort Worth after attending the funeral of fellow publisher G Carter. The 61 year old crusading editor rose from obscurity to major influence in Tennessee politics and national Democratic circles. His funeral arrangements were begun as his body prepared for flight to Nashville.
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Nashville Tennessean
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States Would Get Federal Airport Funds
The Senate backed a bill that would grant 63 million dollars yearly for four years in federal matching funds for airport construction to ten states. Texas would receive about 3.09 million annually, followed by California 2.73 million and New York 2.61 million, with others including Illinois and Pennsylvania also capped near 1.5 million to 2 million. House approval and Eisenhower signature required. Outside the top ten, Georgia, North Carolina, South Carolina, and Virginia would receive smaller allocations.
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Locust Delicacy Noted in Yemen Cuisine
In Yemen, dried locusts are consumed as a traditional food delicacy, illustrating regional dietary practices and cultural tastes.
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