Roosevelt Blasts S C Resolution as Un American Demagoguery
Rep. Roosevelt denounces South Carolina's NAACP subversive list move as un American demagoguery. He urged the attorney general to discard the resolution and criticized naming Ralph Bunche and Mary McLeod Bethune as subversives amid unproven charges.
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Washington
South Carolina General Assembly
National Assn
Roosevelt
D-Calif
Congressional Record
United States
Hart
Union County
NAACP
House Committee On Un-American Activities
Eisenhower
Congress
Brownell
General Assembly
Ralph Bunche
Mary McLeod Bethune
Union Seeks Better Terms In Westinghouse Talks
Union negotiators pressed for more favorable terms amid a 143 day Westinghouse strike as mediation proposals suggest a five year contract similar to GE terms. The panel urged reinstatement of 59 of 95 fired strikers with arbitration for the rest while wage and benefit improvements were proposed to ease the dispute. More than 50,000 workers have been idled across 40 Westinghouse plants, with the IWE representing about 44,000.
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Washington
Westse
Pany
Tetera Mediation Service
James B. Carey
Internation Union of Electrical
Westinghouse Electric Corp
General Electric Co
David L. Cole
Paterson
N. J
Westinghouse
United Elica
Dual Lanes Debate Targets U.S. 70 Corridor
Raleigh highway officials plan a conference with Greensboro and Alamance leaders to discuss dual lining of U.S. 70 from Greensboro to Efland. Chairman A H Graham gave no comment as Alamance delegates prepare to join the meeting.
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Raleigh
Highway Commission
A. H. Graham
Alamance County
Greensboro
John Gilberts Daughter to Wed Waldrons in Santa Barbara
Susan Ann Gilbert daughter of John Gilbert will wed Jack Waldron advertising man in Santa Barbara next Saturday. She has her mother Virginie’s approval after meeting Waldron on a blind date three years ago.
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Hollywood
John Gilbert
Susan Ann Gilbert
Jack Waldron
Santa Barbara
Saturda
Virginie
Maran
Nike
Gulbert - 22
Waldron
Farm Bill Debate Sees 63 Amendments Offered
Senate aides report 63 amendments to the omnibus farm bill with debate limited to two hours per change starting tomorrow. The bill merges the soil bank subsidy concept with a return to rigid price supports. Sen Ellender pushes for rigid supports and a final Senate vote by Saturday, with Anderson seeking to strike the rigid provision.
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Washington
Senate
Senate Agriculture Committee
Soil Bank
Eisenhower
Congress
Ellender
D-La
Agriculture Committee
Sen. Anderson
D-Nm
Student Would House Clean At Alabama U
Leonard Wilson a 20 year old sophomore from Selma told a rally that the university must undergo a house cleaning over the Autherine Lucy case. He urged authorities be impeached and warned he could be expelled if he continued his activism. Wilson accused officials of conducting a witch hunt and inquisition while linking statements by Dr. Carmichael to admitted Black students. He pledged to press on despite threats to his status as a student.
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Birmingham
Ala
University of Alabama
Leonard Wilson
Selma
First Citizens Council
Alabama
Wilson
Association of Citizens Councils of Alabama
Autherine Lucy
Associated Press
Oliver C. Carmichael
Board of Trustees
New York Times
New York Herald Tribune
Carmichael
J Edgar Park Dies at 76 in Cambridge Mass
The Rev. J Edgar Park 76 of Oster ville Cambridge Mass died Sunday at a hospital. He was president emeritus of Wheaton College and father of two college presidents. His son William E Park of Brookline is Simmons College president and daughter Rosemary Park heads Connecticut College. He previously led the American Congregational Assn.
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Cambridge
Mass
J. Edgar Park
Osterville
Wheaton College
William E. Park
Brookline
Simmons College
Rosemary Park
New London
Maple Sap to Syrup Yield Statement
A sugar maple tree produces up to 20 gallons of sap annually which boils down to a quart of maple syrup.
Weather summary for Charlotte and other cities
Tonight minimum 46 degrees. Tomorrow maximum 54 degrees. Today's high 77 degrees and last night’s low 63. Sunset 6:20 p.m. Sunrise 6:41 a.m. Official records show Asheville 77 63 and Charlotte 78 63 with rainfall 0.01 inches in Greenville South Carolina and several other readings across major cities.
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Charlotte
Weather Bureau
Asheville
Atlanta
Boston
Chicago
Columbia Etree
Denver
Detroit
Greenville, S.C
High Point
Little Rock
Los Angeles
Memphis
Miami
Mobile
Myrtle Beach
New Orleans
New York
Raleigh
San
North Carolina South Carolina Weather Forecast Summary
Forecast calls for cloudy windy and warm conditions with showers or scattered thunderstorms mainly in the west this afternoon and east tonight and along the coast early Thursday. Highs in the 70s in the mountains and 77 to 84 elsewhere. lows 30s to 50s. South Carolina remains cloudy and warm with showers and thunderstorms likely tonight and Thursday as conditions turn colder.
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North Carolina
West Portion
East Portion
Piedmont
Coastal Plain
South Carolina
North
Lausche Favored For Nomination By Bridges
Senator Bridges of New Hampshire said Ohio Governor Lausche would be a tougher opponent for the GOP than other Democratic contenders. He cited Stevenson as a strong campaigner but warned he could talk himself out in eight or nine months. The Virgin Islands sky remark followed.
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Allentown
Bridges
Ohio
Lausche
GOP
Adlai Stevenson
Stevenson
Kendall Co. Net Earnings Dip in 1955
Kendall Co. reports 1955 net earnings of 3.64 per common share on 97.55 million in sales, down from 4.07 and 4.233 million in 1954. The textile group operates plants in Paw Creek North Carolina Camden Edgefield and Bethune South Carolina Newberry and Pelzer South Carolina. President Richard R. Higgins says 1956 starts with the largest backlog of orders since 1953.
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Boston
Kendall Co
North Carolina
South Carolina
Kendall
Paw Creek
N.C
Camden
Edgefield and Bethune
S.C
Newberry and Pelzer
Richard R. Higgins
Air Force Projects Approved in Carolinas by House Panel
The House Armed Services Committee approved six Air Force construction projects in North and South Carolina as part of a $2 billion defense bill. Readouts include Charleston AFB 868000 dollars, Donaldson AFB Green ville 2248000 dollars, Myrtle Beach unspecified, Pope AFB Ft. Bragg 1106000 dollars, Seymour Johnson AFB Goldsboro 6637000 dollars, and Shaw AFB Sumter 3805000 dollars.
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Washington
North Carolina
South Carolina
House
Armed Services Committee
Charleston
S.C
Air Force Base
Donaldson Afb
Greenville
Myrtle Beach
Pope Afb
Ft. Bragg
N.C
Seymour Johnson Afb
Goldsboro
School Textbooks Fill 18 Foot Shelf At Start
Readable lines indicate a school report noting that beginning year textbook stock will fill an 18 foot shelf. The item emphasizes the volume of materials prepared for students at the start of the term.
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