Rebels Advance Amid Guatemalan Political Shakeup
The rebel radio rejects the Diaz government and vows a general air attack on Guatemala City military targets if peace terms are not met. Arbenz resigns, Diaz leads a military junta promising continued war against exiles led by Armas as rebels gain popular support after Zacapa setback.
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Tegucigalpa
Carlos Enrique Diaz
Guatemala City
Col. Diaz
Jacobo Arbenz Guzman
Arbenz
Diaz
Milway
Liberation Radio
Guatemala
Carlos Enrique
Carlos Castillo Armas
Zacapa
Radio Liberation
Truce Team Seen Inching Toward Indochina Commission
A Geneva Western source says a majority view favors a six member armistice supervisory panel for Indochina with members from India Ceylon Burma one Communist nation and one European neutral possibly Sweden. Sweden may decline and Norway could be pressed as an alternative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geneva
Indochina
Soviet Union
Czechoslovakia
Poland
India
Ceylon
Burma
Sweden
Eurean
Switzerland
Korea
Norway
Tobacco health debate and export expansion loom for industry
Fred Royster of Henderson, N C. addressed the Bright Belt Warehouse Association in Virginia Beach outlining two top problems: health concerns about tobacco and expanding export markets. He cited physicians' views and American Cancer Society findings as harming cigarette consumption, noted changes in advertising, and described funding and studies by the Tobacco Industry Research Committee. He warned the industry faces lasting pressure regardless of prior resilience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Beach
Fred Royster
Henderson
N. C
Bright Belt Warehouse Association
Royster
Association
American Cancer Society
Tobacco Industry Research Committee
Evangelist Billy Graham Enters German Army Hospital
Evangelist Billy Graham 35 of North Carolina entered the U S Army Hospital in Frankfurt for a medical checkup and treatment after a kidney ailment. He flew from Berlin to Frankfurt and hoped to fly to Paris tomorrow as his European tour resumes. He preached to about 75,000 Germans in Berlin before falling ill.
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Frankfurt
Germany
Billy Graham
Berlin
U. S. Army Hospital
Graham
Paris
Dusseldorf
Nehru and Chou Call For Asian Settlement
Indian Prime Minister Nehru and Chinese Premier Chou En Lai urged a political settlement creating free states free from aggression and foreign intervention. They pressed for Asia wide talks among principal countries to promote peace and mutual respect while outlining economic cooperation as Asia seeks an alternative to Western domination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Delhi
India
Nehru
Chou En-lai
Red China
Chou
Rangoon
Burma
Pierre Mendes-France
Peiping
China
Tibet
Asia
Charlotte Camp Meeting Opens at Church of God Ground
The annual Church of God camp meeting and state convention starts tonight at the denomination's camp ground in Charlotte and runs through July 4. Dr. Earl P. Paulk of Charlotte serves as moderator. Rev. James L. Slay of Greenville S C will preach nightly. Rev. Charles W. Conn of Cleveland Tenn editor in chief of Church of God publications leads daily Bible study Tuesday.
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Charlotte
Church of God
Earl P. Paulk
Church of
James L. Slay
Greenville
S. C
General Mission Board
South Africa
Charles W.conn
Cleveland
Truman Still In Serious Condition
Former President Harry S. Truman remained in serious condition with slight improvement after gall bladder and appendix removal eight days earlier. A hospital report at 9 30 a m noted a restful night and stated his status and recent progress before morning evaluation by Dr. Wallace A. Graham.
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Kansas City
Harry S. Truman
Truman
Wallace A. Graham
Robert Adams
Research Hospital
Passengers Escape as Planes Collide at Port Columbus
A Navy Beechcraft and an American Airlines Convair collided near Port Columbus Airport. Rescue rope evacuations saved 31 passengers including Rankin who aided a fearful woman, while two Navy officers died. Pilot Pollard landed the burning Convair. investigators planned to arrive from Washington and Chicago.
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American Airlines
Convair
Navy Beechcraft
Port Columbus
Ohio
Naval Reserve
Columbus
John G. Rankin
Navalioe
Rankin
Louisville
Navy
John R. Hoerath
Westerville
Donald G. Edgar
J. C. Pollard
Nashville
Earth
Martha Jane Gurm
Tenn
Arthur Herrman
Civil Aeronautics Board
Wa Gton
Chicago
Eeeres Port Columbus
Shriners Converge on Atlantic City for Imperial Council
Atlantic City prepares for a six day Imperial Council session. Thousands of Shriners pour into town by rail and air for parades and a stage show benefiting Shrine hospitals. The Boardwalk fills with red fez wearers as about 50 000 attend the convention led by Ararat Temple Kansas City and Frank S Land.
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Atlantic City
N. J
Mystic Shrine
Imperial Council
Shrine
Shriner
Shriners
Ararat Temple
Kansas City
Frank S. Land
Remmie L. Arnold
Petersburg
Imperial
Marooned Passengers Get Helicopter Rides in Langtry Rescue
Helicopters from Laughlin Air Force Base ferried about 116 of 266 Sunset Limited passengers to Langtry Texas while 150 train riders and 260 motorists remained stranded. Floods toppled bridges on the Pecos and Rio Grande, prompting Eagle Pass evacuations as the Rio Grande rose 20 feet in 24 hours.
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Langtry
Tex
Air Force
West Texas
Pullman
Southern Pacific
Page Twelve
Streamliner
Sunset Limited
Judge Roy Bean
Pecos
Devil's Rivers
Rio Grande
Eagle Pass
Federal Customs
Comstock
del Rio
San Antonio
Texas Highway Patrol
Big Bend
Ike's Tax Bill Faces Senate Split and Debates
Senate Democrats divide over President Eisenhower's tax revision with House approval. Debate opens as leaders push to pass the measure by Friday while considering possible debt ceiling changes. Key figures include Senators Knowland Milliken Byrd and Douglas amid a GOP edge shift and revenue disputes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ike
Senate
Washington
Eisenhower
House
Knowland
California
Sen
Milliken
R-Cole
Finance Committee
Secretary of the Treasury
Humphrey
Treasury
George
D-Ga
E. D. Crippa
Wyoming
Hunt
Byrd
D-Va
Douglas
D-Ill
Eisenhower Churchill Press Forward on Southeast Asia Defense
The leaders urged continued defense plans for Southeast Asia and urged France to ratify the European Defense Community. They touted broader atomic energy cooperation and signaled ongoing British American policy disagreements on Indochina and a possible anti Communist alliance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Eisenhower
Churchill
Southeast Asia
Indochina
France
United States
Britain
Geneva
White House
James C. Hagerty
Ottawa
Canada
Eden
Community of Western Nations
Free World
Western Europe
Heat Shatters Records Across Carolinas in Heat Wave
A blast of 100 plus degree heat shattered records from Florence to Spartanburg with Raleigh 104 and Columbia 107. Cape Hatteras 89 and Mount Mitchell 72 offered pockets of cooler relief as storms damaged property but caused no injuries.
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Associated Press
Carolinas
Mercury
Florence
Weather Bureau
North Carolina
South Carolina
Cape Hateras
Mount Mitchell
Tar Heel
North Mecklenburg County
Washington
Cherry Point Marine Base
Raleigh
Columbia
U.S. Weather Bureau
Charlotte
Greensboro
Charleston
Greenville
S.C
Spartanburg
Asheville
Orangeburg
Dillion
Anderson
Six Die Violently in North Carolina Weekend
Six people died in North Carolina over the weekend in incidents including drownings at Ft. Bragg and Largo Pond and car and saw mill accidents. Victims include Charles A. Foulks Jr. 19 of Twin Falls Idaho and Bobby Allen Ayscue 17 of Elberon along with Edward E. Ekblom 20 and Mary Fry Shisenhunt 85. Other deaths involve Paul Gregory 36 of Winston-Salem and Weldon Long Roger 18 of David County in separate mishaps.
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Associated Press
North Carolina
Charles A. Foulks Jr
Twin Falls
Idaho
Ft. Bragg Lake
Paul Gregory
Winston- Salem
Cycle
Edward E. Ekblom
Ft. Bragg
Wake Forest
Mary Fry Shisenhunt
Winston-Salem
Bobby Allen Ayscue
Largo Pond
Warrenton
Louise Ayscue
Elberon
Weldon Long Roger
Sheffield
David County
Houstonville
Judge Rules Pegler Libeled Reynolds in 1949 Column
Federal Judge Edward Weinfeld instructed a jury that columnist Westbrook Pegler clearly libeled author Quentin Reynolds in a 1949 column. Reynolds seeks 550000 in damages against Pegler Hearst Corp and Hearst Consolidated Publications, with the jury to determine the amount.
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New York
Edward Weinfeld
Westbrook Pegler
Quentin Reynolds
Reynolds
Optometrists Elect NC Chapter President
A Greensboro physician was named president of the North Carolina Chapter of the Academy of Optometry at the group meeting yesterday. Dr. R. J. Pearce succeeds Dr. Mordicai Katzin of Jacksonville.
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Winston-Salem
Greensboro
North Carolina
The
Academy of Optometry
R. J. Pearce
Mordicai Katzin
Jacksonville
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