Doctors Say Lady Was Sober Meter Says Looping
In Raleigh a court case over a February 14 collision features two doctors testifying Mrs Blanche Scott of Durham was not drunk while a drunko meter reading of 4 claimed she was looping. Judge Albert Doub postponed the case to Monday and summoned the doctors and a crunkometer expert.
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Raleigh
Albert Doub
Blanche Scott
Durham
Robert H. Coler
Rex Hospital
Clifford C. Byrum
Scott
SEATC Move Sparks Indian US Reaction Over Kashmir Plebiscite
New Delhi reacts to SEATO endorsement of a UN plebiscite in Kashmir amid Pakistan support. Dulles and other SEATO ministers urged settlement via UN or direct talks between India and Pakistan. Indian press criticizes Karachi talks and US backing as harming upcoming discussions with Nehru.
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New Delhi
Inc
SEATC
Kashmir
Pakistan
India
U.S
Dulles
Nehru
SEATO
Karachi
Daste
U.N
Wndia
Fs A Times
Times of India
Eisenhower
Paulo Cunha
Goa
Portugal
America Turns to God Not Returning
Doctor of Divinity Robert Dieffenbacher notes a trend from a romantic view of the past to a growing church membership across the United States. He cites church attendance rising from 6 percent in 1800 to about 97.5 million in 254 religious bodies by later years, urging hope and more contact with faith communities.
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Robert Dieffenbacher
NEA
Continental
United States
America
Waning Winter Belts Northeastern States
The northeast from Pennsylvania to Canada endures a severe winter storm with rain hail sleet and snow. Flooding forces evacuations in New York Pennsylvania and Maine. Warren and Salamanca suffer major damage as creeks and rivers surge. Weather service predicts more snow and icy conditions across the region.
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Associated
Pennsylvania
Canada
New York
Salamanca
N.Y
James J. Crowley
Civil Defense
Red
Buffalo
Lackawanna
Maine
Ontario
Portland
Weather Bureau
Ottawa
Upper
St. Lawrence
Malone
Plattsburgh
New York City
Senate near decision on farm proposal amid pressure claims
Debates rage in the Senate over the farm bill with critics accusing the White House of pressure while Sen. Aiken defends administration backed flexible price supports. Ellender counters that White House and Agriculture Department are exerting pressure, especially on cotton area senators, as the fight over price supports and parity continues.
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Edwin B. Harkinson
Washington
Senate
Eisenhower
Sen
Aiken
R-Vi
Ellender
D-La
Senate Agriculture Committee
White House
Agriculture Department
Holland
Dfla
Monroney
D-Okla
Communist Party
Sen. Anderson
D - NM
National Farmers Union
Spring Weather Ends For While
The Associated Press reports a brief warm spell across the Carolinas with highs of 84 in Columbia and near 80 in Charlotte and Raleigh. Tonight a sharp cooldown brings subfreezing lows in many areas, with snow flurries in the North Carolina mountains and frost across South Carolina, extending toward the coast tomorrow.
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Associated Press
Carolinas
Weather Bureau
North Carolina
South Carolina
Columbia
Raleigh
Charlotte
Wilmington
Greensboro
Greenville
D.C
Asheville
Charleston
Myrtic ‘Beach
Union Rejects Proposal in Westinghouse Strike
The International Union of Electrical Workers rejected the government settlement plan after a 144 day strike. President James B. Carey said the plan is unacceptable though some provisions may be usable and he plans to meet with Federal Mediation Service Director Joseph Finnegan to pursue further steps.
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Washington
Westinghouse
James B. Carey
International Union of Electrical Workers
Carey
Servce
Joseph Finnegan
Convine
Ae Eee
Ees
G. A. Price
Federal Mediation Service
Ace Sane
Westinghouse Company
Alroedy
West May Seek UN Action To Halt Middle East Tensions
The United States Britain and France plan to push the United Nations Security Council for urgent action to prevent a new Palestine war in the East The move tests Soviet veto choices as Arabs and Israelis face potential U N sanction The leaders urge both sides to accept UN guidance and armistice terms.
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Washington
United States
Britain
France
United Nations Security Council
Russia
Soviet Union
Palestine
U.N
Eisenhower
Pas
Middle East
U.S
United Nations
Israel
Egypt
Syria
Woman Saves Three Men From Ice Coated Pond
In Waymart near Scranton Pennsylvania a 50 year old woman Theresa Cobb heard cries for help and used a garden hose to pull three men from a ten foot deep pond. The rescuers were Edward Jurius 29 his brother Sylvester 40 and Kresock 35 all of Forest City who were fishing when the ice broke. They were treated for shock and immersion.
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Scranton
Waymart
Theresa Cobb
Edward Jurius
Sylvester
Kresock
Forest
Graham Meets Delegation on Interstate Funding and US 70
North Carolina Highway Chairman A H Graham told a Greensboro Durham delegation that funds are tighter for US 70 dual-laning than for other interstate projects. He noted about seven million dollars will be available after July 1 with a 60 40 federal state split and argued for higher federal contribution. He cited inequities with Charlotte and defended the Efland Greensboro segment as the main candidate for improvement.
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Raleigh
A. H. Graham
Greensboro
Efland
High Point
Burlington
Lexington
Durham
Graham
Charlotte
North Carolina
W. H. Rogers Jr
Rogers
Raham
Eno Station
Eftland
Engineers To Meet In City For Safety Engineers Charter
National officers of the American Society of Safety Engineers arrive tonight for the North Carolina Safety Engineers charter presentation. The meeting opens tomorrow at 7 p.m. at the Sheraton with E B Landry and J B Johnson attending. State officials Frank Crane J W Bean and Stanley Winborne will be present. The NC chapter was formed two years ago under general chairman Howard J Hilliard of High Point.
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American Society of Safety Enginers
North Carolina Safety Engineers
Sheraton Hotel
E. B. Landry
U.S. Office Department
Washington
National Society
J. B. Johnson
Chicago
Frank Crane
State Department of Labor
J. W. Bean
N. C. Industrial Commission
Stanley Winborne
State Utilities Commission
Howard J. Hilliard
High Point
Mail box blasted in Long Beach for third time this year
Gabriel Mooshagian reported his front porch mailbox exploded for the third time this year in Long Beach California. He told police he does not know anyone who would want to kill him.
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Long Beach
Calif
Gabriel Mooshagian
Racehorse trainer jailed in New York bank robbery
FBI arrested 33 year old Arthur L Paisnuer a Bronx racehorse trainer in a hospital on charges of taking part in a $188000 bank robbery in Westchester County. $100000 was recovered from his car trunk. Paisnuer awaits arraignment with one suspect still at large. The incident involved kidnapping teller Mrs Mary F Kostolos and aiding inside the drive in branch of County Trust Co Port Chester.
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New York
FBI
Bronx
Westchester County
Ank
Arthur L. Paisnuer
Paisnuer
The
County Trust Co
Port Chester
U.S
Fismer
Mary F. Kostolos
New Haven Railroad
Larchmont
N. Y
Panty Raid Signals Spring at North Carolina Campus
In Chapel Hill the University of North Carolina faced a panty raid by about 500 male students. Police mobilized but kept watch as the crowd shouted demands and moved toward women’s dormitories after lights out. No panties were taken.
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Chapel Hill
N.C
University of ‘North Carolina
Gunman Sought After One Killed In Holdup
Raleigh police hunted a gunman believed wounded in a holdup last night in which an accomplice was killed by a grocer and ex policeman. Detective Rhodes said all available officers worked the case as cashier Newton Massengill and employee Woodrow Massengill recounted the robbery and loss of about 600 dollars before the gunmen fled.
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Raleigh
E. W. Rhodes
E. E. Newton
Newton Pirkle
Atlanta
Self
Prison
Ala
Pirkle
Kilby
Montgomery
Newton
Woodrow Masistngill
Massengill
Probe Begins At Woman's College
A three man special committee opens hearings at Woman's College in Greensboro on a tug of war over campus governance. Hearings behind closed doors may extend into next week as up to 100 persons seek to be heard. The committee plans direct testimony rather than submitted statements.
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Greensboro
Robert M. Hanes
Winston-Salem
Fac
Special Investigating Committee
Hanes
Chapel Hill
Willim P. Saunders
William D. Carmichael Jr
Consolidated University of North Carolina
William D. Carmichael
William M. Whyburn
Vost
W. W. Pierson
Woman's College
Consolidated University
Eia
William C
College
GM dealer contract revisions aim to curb bootlegging
General Motors President Harlow Curtice testified that revised dealer contracts benefit dealers and customers and support curbing bootlegging of new cars through unfranchised dealers. He noted Feb 10 policy changes effective March 1 and the creation of an executive vice president in charge of dealer relations, Ivan L. Wiles, to improve top management communication. The Senate subcommittee led by Sen. Monroney questions GM marketing practices as part of a wider review.
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Washington
Harlow H. Curtice
General Motors Corp
Senate Commerce
Curtice
General Motors
Ivan L. Wiles
Buick
Sen. Monroney
Dokla
Rela
Senate
Sen. O'Mahoney
D-Wye
Formance
Alos
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E.E. Newton
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