State Milk Bill Debate and Jury Comment Curtailment Proposal
Raleigh House approves a bill for the State Milk Commission to set minimum milk prices and votes to prohibit judges from commenting on jury verdicts in presence of jurors. The measure would delay handling of cases if a judgecriticizes a jury. Additional bills cover egg distributor licensing and staggered county commissioner terms excluding four counties.
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Raleigh
Ee Jing
Legen Blagg Alg Ag
State Milk Commission
House
Senate
Thomas Turner
Thomas White
Lenoir
Brantley Womble
Wake
Phil Whitley
Ben Qn
J. C. Eagles
Wilson
Brunswick
Caldwell
Davidson
Pamlico
Market Is Probed as Stock Leader Denies Danger Point Reached
Edward T. McCormick president of the American Stock Exchange testifies before the Senate Banking Committee that despite record high prices the market has not reached a danger point. He cites solid business activity and investor confidence while contrasting with Funston who warns a 1929-type crash cannot be ruled out.
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Washington
Edward T. McCormick
American Stock Exchange
McCormick
Senate Banking Committee
G. Keith Funston
New York Stock Exchange
Funston
New York Exchange
Fulbright
D-Ark
Banking Committee
Sobolev Heads Red UN Group
Arkady Sobolev has been promoted to chief Soviet delegate to the United Nations succeeding Andrei Vishinsky after his death on November 22. A veteran of U.N. work, Sobolev has held top posts since 1946 and has served as Soviet ambassador to Poland and as Russia’s U.N. desk head.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arkady Alexandrovich Sobolev
United Nations
Moscow Radio
Andrei Viehiosia
N.Y
Andrei Vishinsky
Vishinsky
Sobolev
Soviet Council of Ministers
Moscow
U.N
Security Council
International Organization
Foreign Ministry
Poland
U.N. General Assembly
Paris
Repudiation By Farrell Is Claimed in NY Coed Murder
Mrs Marilyn Farrell says William Patrick Farrell repudiated his confession to killing NYU coed Ann Yarrow after a Bellevue Hospital visit. Farrell, jailed on rape charges involving his sister-in-law Irene Miller, allegedly killed Yarrow Feb. 6 in Payson apartment near his sister-in-law’s residence.
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New York
William Patrick Farrell
New York University
Ann Yarrow
Marilyn Farrell
Bellevue Hospital
Farrell
Irene Miller
Miss Yarrow
Miss Hertason
Payson
Talks Begin On Defense Of Formosa
High level talks on the U S Nationalist China Mutual Defense Pact opened in Taipei Formosa. U S and Nationalist China officials discussed air and naval cover for Formosa Quemoy and the Matsus and possible main land targets as Dulles signaled intervention against amphibious attacks.
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Taipei
Formosa
China
U.S
Chiang Kai-shek
Quemoy
Matsus
Dulles
Sterday
Washington
United States
Robert B. Carney
Felix B. Stump
U.S. Pacific Fleet
Alfred M. Pride
William C. Chase
Frederick N. Rivette
U.S. Formosa Strait
George Engage
Chiang
Uniteds
Oelores
Red China
Soviet scientist Pontecorvo holds Moscow news conference
In Moscow, Bruno Pontecorvo, now a Soviet citizen since 1952, addressed a rare news conference. He pledged peaceful atomic work, praised Soviet science, and said he would serve the people with the same honesty as fellow physicists he described in England.
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Moscow
Bruno Pontecorvo
Italy
West
Pravda
Soviet Union
Pontecorvo
England
Sir John D.) Cockcroft
Pontee
U.S.S.R. Academy of Science
Russia
Child Dies After Coin Lodged In Throat
In Detroit a 13 month old boy named Raymond Sherman died during surgery to remove a quarter stuck in his throat. His parents Mr and Mrs Benjamin Sherman had believed his illness was a group for ten days until an X ray revealed the coin.
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Detroit
Benjamin Sherman
Raymond Sherman
Byrd Says Democrats Oppose Cut in Income Tax
Sen Byrd states at least 10 Democratic senators will oppose the plan to cut income taxes by 20 dollars. He warns the measure faces defeat in the Senate if Republicans stay united. The Finance Committee voted 9 6 to remove the tax cut from the bill.
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Washington
Len Byrd
D-Va
Senate
Sen. Clements
D-Ky
House
Rayburn
Tex
Senate Finance Committee
Byrd
Insurance Measure Favored by Subcommittee Wary of Full Solution
RALEIGH The Blue bill to curb insurers canceling or not renewing health and accident policies wins a favorable subcommittee report. Rep Joe Hunt says it has merit but is not the complete answer and action will be delayed until Rep Clifton Blue returns from illness. Hunt urges giving the state insurance commissioner more power, including fines, while the bill would require renewals with notice and bar termination after three years for undiscovered infirmities. A public hearing is set for next at 9 am on a bill by Rep Walter Jones to apply Blue bill provisions to hospitalization insurance under Blue Cross plans.
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Raleigh
Joe Hunt
Clifton Blue
Moore
Hunt
Insurance
Rep
B. T. Falls
Cleveland
Walter Jones
Pitt
Blue Cross
Fiery eruption threatens Kapoho in Hawaii as lava floods toward sea
In Pahoa Hawaii a direct fault opened and lava fountains burst from the hillside near Kapoho. Eyewitnesses say the city is doomed as 22 square miles around the area are evacuated. The lava flow nears the ocean after days of earthquakes and eruptions.
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Roy Essoyan
Pahoa
Hawaii
Kapoho
Eea
George Martin
Hiroshi Okka
Puna
Kilauea Crater
Mauna Loa
Oahu
Honolulu
Reginald Ho
National Guard
Walkout of Carmen Continues Curtailed Washington-Atlanta Train Service
The Southern Railway reports only four passenger trains remain on the Atlanta to Washington line with all other services annulled. A. W. St. Clair notes trains Nos. 37, 38, 47 and 48 as active. Postal service keeps limited branch lines open and trucks haul mail to Charlotte Danville and Lynchburg as walkout spreads.
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Charlotte
Southern Railway
Atlanta
Washington
A. W. St. Clair
St. Clair
Spencer and
Spartanburg
S.C
U.S. Postal Transportation Service
Asheville
Goldsboro
PTS
Danville
Lynchburg
Tom Howell
Greensboro
Teacher Strike Rages Into Fourth Day in Irving
In Irving Texas a four day school walkout continues after Supt John Beard was fired and appealed. The board cited policy issues and cooperation failures while teachers and substitutes operate under police guard with many staff absent.
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Irving
Tex
Ralph Yarborough
Dallas
Killer Dies In Gas Chamber In Arizona
Carl J. Folk, 57, condemned killer of Betty Faye Allen, died in the Florence state prison gas chamber after entering at 5 a.m. He protested guilt while strapped in the chair as cyanide released. Folk, formerly a New Mexico carnival operator, was convicted for the 1953 Holbrook trailer murder.
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Florence
Ariz
Carl J. Folk
Folk
Pennsylvania
Frank Eyman
Falk
New Mexico
Betty Faye Allen
Wattsburg
Holbrook
Raymond
Allen
Pink Shirts Replacing White Ones in Men’s Wear
New York color expert Loraine Fawcett told a regional Packaging Assn. of Canada conference that white shirts are declining for men. She said pink will replace white as the coming color and that white once symbolized the office worker.
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Montreal
Loraine Fawcett
New York
Packaging Assn
Canada
Post Office Pay Hike Approved by House Panel
The House Post Office Committee endorsed an average 7.44 percent rise for about 500000 postal workers at a yearly cost of 150 million dollars. The bill calls for a minimum 6 percent increase for all workers with higher raises for carriers drivers and clerks. Chairman Murray said hearings would start after next week for roughly 1200 civil service staff, signaling broader federal pay raises to follow.
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Washington
House
Post Office Committee
Murray
D-Tenn
Ernment
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