Eisenhower Leaves Resolution Wording to Congress
President Eisenhower said Congress must finalize wording condemning Soviet enslavement of peoples. He noted no rift with Senator Taft over a Taft backed amendment. He described Russia and Stalin's illness as a watchful concern and spoke of offshore land rights and a pending reorganization plan for the Federal Security Administration.
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Eisenhower
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Ohio
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Iron Curtain
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Stock Trading Falls Sharply In Wake Of Stalin Illness
New York stock trading fell sharply after yesterday's rout amid news of Premier Stalin's critical illness. Orderly operations resumed. some buying appeared in special issues as several stocks rose. Allied Chemical gained 1% to 74, United Dye & Chemical strong with preferred up 8. Owens Illinois Glass, Johnson & Johnson, and Missouri Pacific preferred also advanced.
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Miami
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American Cyanamid
Asheville Obituary Lura Caldwell Wilson 93
Mrs. Lura Caldwell Wilson of Asheville died yesterday after a long illness at 93. A Cabarrus County native who lived in Charlotte before moving to Asheville in 1910, she graduated from Salem Academy. Funeral services are set for Saturday at 2 30 p.m. in Charlotte with burial at Elmwood Cemetery.
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Lura Caldwell Wilson
Cabarrus County
Charlotte
Salem Academy
T. A. Grace
C. H. Little
Elmwood Cemetery
Object sighted in mountains near Canton may be missing executive plane wreckage
Civil Air Patrol planes were sent to investigate a silver object sighted in the mountains south of Canton. The CAP said the object, reported by the State Highway Patrol, was seen on a mountainside about two miles from Canton and resembled the plane flown by Worth Stewart toward Canton last week.
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Canton
State Highway Patrol
Worth Stewart
New Trial Ordered in 1951 Enka Traffic Death
The North Carolina Supreme Court ordered a new trial in the 1951 traffic death of W. W. Goodson, 38, who was struck while crossing a three-lane highway near Enka. Goodson's mother Eva Goodson sued driver Clarence W. Williams after Buncombe County Superior Court granted a non suit. the high court said evidence supports submitting negligence to a jury.
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W. W. Goodson
Enka
State Supreme Court
Goodson
Eva Goodson
Clarence W. Williams
Buncombe County
Creees
Supreme Court
Near solution sighted in Cone Mills plant dispute
Union and management at Cone Mills Corp in Greensboro report a work stoppage may near settlement after a 60 day contract expired with the AFL United Textile Workers Union. Fifty four workers were fired for leaving their jobs since Monday. The union says a written offer to revise the men and resume talks has been made.
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Greensboro
Cone Mills Corp
AFL
United Textile Workers Union
Luther Carroll
Senate bill would add six resident Superior Court judges
The bill, approved by the Senate and backed by House Judiciary Committee, would place six new resident judges in the Fourth Ninth Tenth Twelfth Fourteenth and Nineteenth judicial districts. Attempts to extend to the Seventh Ninth and Eleventh districts were defeated.
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House
House Judiciary Committee
Van Fleet urges all out victory to preserve U S prestige
General James Van Fleet told Senate and House committees that the United States must win a military victory in Korea to maintain its prestige in world affairs. He warned of serious shortages in ammunition at times, urged a 6 to 12 month draft extension for better training, and stressed decisive action to avert Communist gains while noting improvements in prisoner of war care.
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Asia
Stalin in critical condition amid brain hemorrhage
Moscow reports Stalin remains in a deep coma with gravely impaired heart, blood circulation and breathing ten hours after the initial bulletin. The 73 year old leader is said to be unaware of medical efforts including oxygen and penicillin, with prognosis described as grave by medical sources in New York and a Canadian neurosurgeon.
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Stalin
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Joseph V. Stalin
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Cheyne-Stokes
John Cheyne
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U S Stresses Caution On Russian Policy Shifts
The United States signals a cautious stance amid possible Russian leadership changes. Pentagon and State Department weigh risks of rapid troop buildup or abrupt force reductions affecting Western allies and deterring any destabilizing moves.
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Washington
United States
U. S
Pentagon
Joseph Stalin
State Department
UN Korean Debate Edges Toward Endphase At U N
United Nations debate on Korea nears closure with two paths possible. Vishinsky may provoke postponement or Canada’s Paul Martin could seek another delay. A US stance favors no new resolutions except aid for Korean reconstruction. Lodge aims to wrap up by weekend.
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Vishinsky
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Fund For the Reconstruction
Henry Cabot Lodge Jr
UN Planes Strike Near Manchuria Deep Korean War Raid Sets Jet Record
US fighter bombers from Navy and Air Force hit targets in North Korea within 50 miles of the Russian and Manchurian borders. Fifteen Thunderjets flew a 700 mile mission to Chongjin and damaged an industrial complex. Other strikes hit the No 1 hydroelectric plant near the sea, a munitions plant near Sunchon, and rail lines on the Haeju Peninsula. Five aerial duels with MiG-15s occurred with no claims. Results of Kumdok and Chosen attacks to be announced. Fifth Air Force calls it the longest fighter bomber penetration of the war.
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North Korea
Chongjin
Carrier Valley
5Th Air Force
Sunchon
Air
Haeju
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Fifth Air Force
Yalu River
Leading Soviet Prospects Unfriendly to the United States
Washington dispatch notes that the two leading post Stalin candidates in the Soviet leadership, George Malenkov and Vyacheslav Molotov, are seen as unfriendly to the United States. Malenkov is described as driven, ruthless, and influential in anti American propaganda, while Molotov is portrayed as wary of the West and a key foreign minister allied with Stalin's shift toward Germany during 1939.
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Stalin
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United States
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Viacheslav M. Molotov
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Red
Soviet Union
America
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Malen
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Maxim Litvinov
Kremlin
Nazi Germany
Subcommittee Named to Speed Budget Work in Raleigh
A Joint Appropriations subcommittee will be named soon to streamline budget drafting for the next biennium. The plan splits the review process, issuing frequent reports so the full committee can consider subcommittee recommendations individually. The move accompanies a record budget of 637 million dollars plus 1454 million in requested increases and governor urged bond issues of 87 million for schools and hospitals.
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Umstead
Fred H. Royster
Vance
J. K. Doughton
Alleghany
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Jones
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Doctors Say Stalin Has Little Time Left
Two American physicians assessed a New York press bulletin on Josef Stalin and concluded he has only a few days or hours to live. They cited brain stem impairment and poor blood circulation, noting desperate measures such as circulatory stimulants, blood letting, and even leeching used in attempts to keep him alive.
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Josef Stalin
Stalin
Weather figures show cold night and mild day
The forecast states tonight's low of 380 and tomorrow's high of 58. Today’s high reached 54 with a low of 81 last night. Sunset is at 6 18 p m and sunrise tomorrow at 6 44 a m.
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