Doctors Say Lady Was Sober Drunkometer Read Looping
In Raleigh court Mrs Blanche Scott of Durham faced a drunken driving claim after a Feb 14 collision with Dr Robert Coler. Two doctors testified she was sober while a drunko meter reading of .24 said she was looping, prompting Judge Albert Doub to defer ruling and subpoena a doctor and a crunkometer expert.
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Raleigh
Albert Doub
Blanche Scott
Durham
Robert H. Coler
Rex Hospital
Scott
SEATO Move Sparks Reactions Over Kashmir Plea
Reports from Karachi say SEATO ministers urged UN or direct India-Pakistan settlement on Kashmir while avoiding merits of the claim. Indian papers criticize SEATO for taking a stand on Kashmir, with Hindustan Times noting surprise at Western complicity and Times of India condemning Dulles’ partisan stance. Dulles arrives in India tomorrow amid Nehru’s prior tensions with the U.S. over Goa.
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New Delhi
SEATO
U.N
Kashmir
Pakistan
India
Dulles
Karachi
Hindustan Times
Times
Inedia
Sup- Seato
Eisenhower
U.S
Paulo Cunha
Goa
Portugal
Nehru
Past faith in America needs renewed hope for Lent
In a reflective piece, the author laments romanticizing the past and notes church membership trends from 1800 to 1900, then cites 97,482,611 Americans in 254 religious bodies as evidence of ongoing religious engagement. He urges forward looking faith and increased spiritual contact.
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Robert Dieffenbacher
NEA
Continental United States
America
Waning Winter Belts Northeastern States
The Northeastern states face a severe winter storm with rain hail sleet and snow. New York and Pennsylvania report floods and two drownings while towns like Salamanca Warren and Meadville endure evacuations and power losses. Airlines delayed as storms persist into Maine Ontario and New York.
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Associated
Pennsylvania
Canada
New York
Allegheny
Salamanca
N.Y
James J. Crowley
Civil Defense
Red Cross
Buffalo
Lackawanna
Senate days of decision loom on farm price supports
Critics accuse the Eisenhower administration of pressure as the Senate weighs a farm bill replacing flexible supports with rigid price floors. Sen. Aiken defends the administration, while Sen. Ellender believes votes exist to block the shift. Debate drags into the night as lines draw along party and ideology.
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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 Pid
National Farmers Union
Monroney
Holland
Sudden Warm Spell Gives Way To Freezing Night Showers
The Associated Press reports a brief warm spell in the Carolinas with mid 80s Manhattan readings, including Columbia at 84 and Raleigh near 83, but tonight temperatures plummet well below freezing across many areas. Snow flurries are forecast in the North Carolina mountains with mountain lows in the 20s and frost across South Carolina, extending to the coast in places. Severe cold follows a sunny stretch, with widespread freezes anticipated from the extreme west to the coast.
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Associated Press
Carolinas
Weather Bureau
North Carolina
South Carolina
Columbia
Raleigh
Charlotte
Willmington
Greensboro
Union Rejects Proposed Westinghouse Settlement Plan
Washington union leaders reject the government settlement for the Westinghouse strike now at day 144. International Union of Electrical Workers President James B. Carey calls the conference board's action unanimous and says the plan is unacceptable. Carey says he will meet with the Federal Mediation Service and accuses panel members of improper consultations with company staff.
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Westinghouse
James B. Carey
International Union of Electrical Workers
Carey
G. A. Price
Federal Mediation Service
Conference Board
Cocee Ete
Action Rs Awaaken
Indicae
E Wes Company
A Ready
Federal Mediation “Isles
United States Britain and France seek UN action on Middle East crisis
Washington reports the United States Britain and France may ask the UN Security Council to urge urgent action to prevent a new Palestine war. A broad resolution would pressure Arabs and Israelis to curb hostilities and follow armistice terms. Eisenhower urged early UN action while Russia weighs veto and arms sales to Egypt and Syria.
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Washington
United States
Britain
France
United Nations Security Council
Middle East
Russia
Soviet Union
Palestine
U.N
Eisenhower
U.S
United Nations
Israel
Egypt
Syria
Woman Saves Three Men From Ice Covered Pond
In Waymart near Scranton Pennsylvania a 50 year old woman, Mrs Theresa Cobb, heard cries for help and used a garden hose to pull three men from a 10 foot deep pond. The men Edward Jurius and his brother Sylvester, both of Forest, were fishing when the ice broke and were treated for shock.
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Scranton
Waymart
Theresa Cobb
Mbps
Edward Jurius
Sylvester
Graham Meets Delegation Over Interstate Funds For US 70
Graham told a Greensboro High Point Burlington Lexington Durham delegation that funds should prioritize other interstate projects over dual linking US 70 from Efland to Greensboro. He noted about seven million dollars available after July 1 with a 60 40 federal state split and urged pursuing a 90 10 share if possible. Rogers supported that the Efland Durham segment needs an extra lane to handle traffic for twenty years.
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A. H. Graham
Greensboro
Efland
High Point
Burlington
Lexington
Durham
Graham
Ashéville
Charlotte
Winston-Salem
North Carolina
W. H. Rogers Jr
Rogers
Esland
Taham
Eno Station
Elland
Engineers To Meet In City For Charter Presentation
National officers of the American Society of Safety Engineers arrive for a charter presentation meeting of the North Carolina Safety Engineers chapter. The event at 7 p.m. tomorrow will be attended by E. B. Landry and J. B. Johnson, with state officials Frank Crane J. W. Bean and Stanley Winborne among the expected guests. The North Carolina group, formed two years ago, will receive its charter. Howard J. Hilliard of High Point serves as general chairman.
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American Society of Safety Enginers
Northlina Safety Engineers
E. B. Landry
U.S. Post Office Department
Washington
National Society
J. B. Johnson
Chicago
Frank Crane
State
Mt of Labor
J. W. Bean
N. C. Industrial Commission
Stanley Winborne
State Utilities Commission
North Carolina Safety Engineers
Howard J. Hilliard
High Point
Mail Box Blasted Again in Long Beach
In Long Beach California the mailbox on Gabriel Mooshagian's front porch was blown to bits for the third time this year by an explosion believed to involve a bomb. Mooshagian says he knows of no one who would want to kill him and contacted police for investigation.
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Long Beach
Calif
Gabriel Mooshagian
Racehorse trainer arrested in New York bank robbery
FBI agents arrested Bronx racehorse trainer Arthur Paisner, 33, in a Bronx hospital last night, accused of leading a $188,000 heist at a Port Chester County Trust drive‑in. About $100,000 was recovered. a second suspect remains at large. The teller Mrs. Mary Kostolos was abducted and forced to open the bank before the loot was taken.
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New York
FBI
Bronx
Westchester County
Arthur L. Paisnuer
Paisnuer
County Trust Co
Port Chester
U.S
Paisnner
Mary F. Kostolos
New Haven Railroad
Larchmont
N. Y
Ernest Marino
J Purdy Ungemack
Panty Raid Signals Spring in Chapel Hill Campus
In Chapel Hill a 500 strong crowd of University of North Carolina men gathered to march on women’s dormitories shouting for panties. Police mobilized but kept a close watch as windows stayed closed and no panties were displayed.
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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 where accomplice was killed. Grocer E N Newton, 44, shot at two intruders as they demanded cash, one man fell about 50 feet away. The dead man was not identified but thought to be Leo Self.
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E.E. Newton
Raleigh
E. W. Rhodes
E. E. Newton
Newton
Willie Andrew Pirkle
Atlanta
Leo Self
Pinson
Ala
Self
Pirkle
Kilby
Montgomery
Woodrow —_ sengill
Aan
Massengill
Probe Begins At Woman's College
A three man special committee hearings on the Greensboro Woman's College campus opened shortly after 9 am and may extend into next week. The sessions are closed to the public as trustees and university officials weigh confidential material and testimony.
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Greensboro
Seg Ine
Woman's College
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
W. W. Pierson
Consolidated Univer
William C. Friday
Consolidated University
GM dealer contract revisions aim to curb bootlegging
General Motors chairman Harlow Curtice testified before a Senate subcommittee that revised dealer contracts would benefit both dealers and customers. GM announced Feb 10 changes effective March 1 and created a new executive vice president for dealer relations, Ivan L. Wiles, to improve top management contact. The hearings follow ongoing investigations into auto marketing practices led by Sen. Monroney and other committees addressing dealership concerns.
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Washington
Harlow H. Curtice
General Motors Corp
Senate Commerce
General Motors
Ivan L. Wiles
Buick
Curtice
Monroney Okla
Rela
Senate
Sen. O'Mahoney
D-Wye
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