Briefings on New U S Disarmament Proposals
Paris June 20 Harold E Stassen briefed NATO Allies on US disarmament plans ahead of presenting them to Soviet delegate Valerian Zorin. NATO sources say Stassen will seek allied views by Monday evening and Zorin objects to a bit by bit presentation.
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Paris
Harold E. Stassen
NATO
Soviet Union
Stassen
U. S
Valerian Zorin
U. N
London
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Amer
Potter Pushes Fast Track to Narrow FBI File Rulings
Senator Potter urged rapid action on a bill to curb Supreme Court access to FBI files in criminal trials. The measure would limit which FBI reports may be shown to defendants and aim to pass before civil rights legislation faces a filibuster.
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Washington
Sen. Potter
R-Mich
FBI
Supreme Court
Congress
Brownell
Senate
House Judiciary
Senate Judiciary Committee
House
Rep
Keating
R-Ny
House Judiciary Committee
Tomlinson’s Newest Line Sold Out
Tomlinson of High Point announced sell outs for two furniture lines. The new upholstered line Symphony in Color was withdrawn after dealers signed up to display it, and production capacity was reached. The Sophisticate line last year saw a similar limited dealer list of 50.
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Tomlinson
High Point
W. A. Tomlinson
Destructive Carolina Storms Claim Two Lives
Storm line swept the Carolinas Friday night from the North Carolina mountains to Charleston. Widespread damage included downed trees and power lines, shattered windows, and roof losses. At least two deaths occurred and injuries were reported across Pickens County South and eastern North Carolina.
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Associated Press
Carolinas
North Carolina
Charleston
South Carolina
Pickens County
8.C
Clyde Phillips
Nashville
N.C
Karen Lynne Batchelor
Rocky Mount
Loleeta Batchelor
Joseph Spencer Shugar
Spring Hope
McColl
S.C
Estelle Hunt
Laurinburg
Emma Young
Raeford
Lenoida Cribb
Greenville
Durham
Fayetteville
Siler
Rednee
Carona
Sam Stoxes
Graham Tackles Attitude as Crusade Attendance Grows
Billy Graham urged listeners at Madison Square Garden to examine their hearts, saying outward praise hides inward wickedness. The crusade, begun May 15, reached 786,600 in attendance, with plans for outdoor Harlem service and a July 10 Wall Street appearance on the steps of the U de Treasury building.
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New York
Billy Graham
Madison Square Garwa
Graham
Salem Methodist
Harlem
Garden
Wall Street
Sub-Treasury Building
Damage In Texas From Hurricane Audrey
The Red Cross released a preliminary Texas damage tally by Hurricane Audrey with revisions possible. Beaumont reports 1 000 homes damaged and 850 people in mass shelters with no deaths or injuries. Port Arthur shows major injuries to four and 15 houses destroyed across 165 major or 10 000 minor damages, with 10 000 sheltered. Orange lists 1 death and 125 minor injuries among 3 000 homes with minor damage, plus 50 major building losses and 8 000 plus sheltered. Galveston reports one injury and 960 homes with minor damage. deaths at sea not yet accounted.
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Austin
Tex
Red Cross
Texas
Beaumont
Port Arthur
Orange
Galveston
Akers Hen Lays Three Eggs in a Day at White Rock
Cordell report notes C T Akers owns a hen at White Rock that laid three eggs in a single day. The poultry achievement drew attention in the local area.
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Cordell
Oklawa
C. T. Akers
Buying Power Drops as Inflation Threat Looms
Washington economists project higher total production and jobs in six months while consumer buying power falls further. Inflation risks temper optimism as prices rise slowly, with wage gains expected to continue and personal incomes near record levels.
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Sterling F. Green
Washington
Hayes Wins Endorsement for U S District Judge Seat
In Winston Salem the Middle District Republicans endorsed Kyle Hayes of Wilkesboro for the federal judgeship. On the third ballot Hayes won over Edwin P. Stanley of Greensboro as other nominees faded. The meeting backed Hayes unanimously after a substitute motion for unanimity passed.
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Winston-Salem
N.C
Middle District
Kyle Hayes
Wilkesboro
GOP
Edwin P. Stanley
Greensboro
Stanley
Hoke F. Henderson
Elkin
J. E. Holshouser
Boone
B. W. Walker
Lakesville
Buford Henderson
Hayes
M. C. Jones
Stokes
B. C. Brock
Davie
Ray Jennings
Taylorsville
Greensboro Grows In Size Today
Greensboro expands with 22 000 new residents from rural Guilford County boosting population to 119 000 and area to 495 square miles making it the largest NC city by area ahead of Charlotte and Winston-Salem. New residents gain city citizenship at 12 01 a.m. following 1957 General Assembly legislation.
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Greensboro
N.C
Guilford County
North Carolina
Chicago
Charlotte
Winston-Salem
General Assembly
Purse Snatcher Strikes Brantford Woman
Brantford Ontario police recover the victim’s purse a day after the robbery. The thief discarded the purse with contents intact except for the single nickel left inside.
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Brantford
Ont
Hubcap thieves strike Lander again in Wyoming
STRIKE AT THE SOURCE LANDER WY The Lander police car is the latest victim of a hubcap stealing gang that has targeted the city again according to local reports.
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Lander
Wyo
North Carolina highway commission reports road spending and progress
Raleigh June 29 The State Highway Commission report shows about 141 million dollars spent on the 58 000 mile secondary road system in four years for maintenance and improvements along with thousands of bridges The commission also notes 108 795 256 dollars in contracts on the primary system growth remains modest and interstate expansion continues with 72 miles of four lane highways opened and 65 miles of two lane highways opened along with 170 miles planned by year end The commission plans further paving as 41 percent of the secondary system is now paved up from 34 percent four years ago and six months into this year 44 million dollars in contracts were let across all road systems
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Raleigh
State Highway Commission
General Assembly
Beeen
Hodges
North Carolina
U.S. Bureau of Public Roads
U.S
N.C
Tae
Commission
Scientists Begin Big Year Today
Washington June 29 American and Soviet scientists prepare to launch the 18 month International Geophysical Year beginning at 7 pm EST tomorrow amid global scientific effort. With 10 000 scientists and amateur observers plus thousands of sailors and airmen the IGY seeks world wide cooperation and bold discoveries in space weather oceans magnetism and glaciers.
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Washington
Greenwich
Eny
IGY
John A. Simpson
University of Chicago
Pair Injured in Affray on North Street
Police reported two men were hospitalized last night with head wounds after an altercation on North Street. Tommy Craig, 38, of Boundary Street, was treated and released and may face drunkenness charges. Phil Turner, 46, of North Street, remained under treatment. an officer said he would face disorderly conduct and resisting arrest charges. Both appeared struck on the head with a blunt instrument. Investigators continued the probe late last night.
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North Street
Tommy Craig
Boundary Street
Phil Turner
Deaths and Funerals Sandra Tedder
Funeral services for Sandra Kaye Tedder were held at her parents home on Cope Land Drive with Rev. J. A. Grout and Rev. J. E. Nelson officiating. Interment followed at Floral Garden Park Cemetery. Sandra, 10 months old, died at Baptist Hospital after an operation.
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Sandra Tedder
Sandra Kaye Tedder
Albert E. Tedder
Copeland Drive
J. A. Grout
First Pilgrim Holiness Church
J. E. Nelson
The
Gospel Tabernacle
Floral Garden Park
Sandra
Baptist Hospital
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Happ
Watauga
U.S. Weather Bureau
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