Army ends gyroscope rotation plan in Europe
The Army abandons the full division rotation between U S home bases and Germany. The 3rd Infantry Division will replace the 10th in Germany in May as a new system of exchanging battle groups within divisions starts in December. Five divisions remain overseas under the new plan, with two armored divisions exempt from rotation.
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Commission Urges Fight Against Smut
A Protestant group urged parents to forward advertisements for smut and pornography to their senators and congressmen. The Churchmen's Commission for Decent Publications says 50 million such circulars target teenagers yearly, with much sent from Los Angeles and a lenient federal court there. President Inman Douglass leads the group from Washington.
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Churchmen's Commission For
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First Church of Christ, Scien
Woman Describes Drowning Husband in Egyptian Air Crash
Port Said Egypt March 8 A American woman Mrs William J OBrien told how she watched her husband drown when an Egyptian airliner crashed in a marsh. She were injured but grabbed wreckage to survive. Four passengers and four crew were killed and 17 passengers survived.
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Port Said
Egypt
William J. O'Brien
Reds Seek Acceptance of Empire
U S officials say Russia aims to force Western acceptance of its control over Eastern Europe via a summit. They warn Moscow seeks a spectacle to imply peace while eroding Western resolve and legitimizing Soviet domination. The United States rejects Moscow terms, outlining aims to ratify gains in Eastern Europe and block NATO missile bases.
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Navy Halts Firing of Vanguard at Cape Canaveral
The Vanguard rocket launch near Cape Canaveral was scrubbed after weather and technical delays left engineers exhausted. Officials said the next attempt would be scheduled as soon as practicable, with daylight firing preferred for safety.
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Vanguard
Washington
John P Hagen
Vanrd
Hagen
Cape
How to Worry Effectively by Dr Edwin Dahlberg
A National Council of Churches talk outlines three steps to manage worry: accept it as a message from God, plan an intelligent action, and bring trouble to prayer. It notes surface anxieties and deeper fears, urges skill-building and possible psychiatric help, and ends with a prayer for serenity and better living.
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National Council of Churches
Temore Row
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Cobb elected state chairman of North Carolina Republicans
William E. Cobb of Morganton won the GOP state chairmanship at the Winston Salem convention attended by about 1,200 delegates. Cobb pledged to challenge the Democrats’ record and urged full party organization with candidates in every county while Rep. Charles R. Jonas defended the Eisenhower era and urged tax cuts if needed to revive business.
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Ray Jennings
Taylorsville
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North Wilkesboro
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Winston-Salem
Tar
Morganton
North Carolina
Burke County
Republican State Executive Committee
Charles R. Jonas
Eisenhower
Jonas
Congress
I. Lee Potter
Virginia
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Meade Alcorn
Democratic Party
Republican Party
General Assembly
Eisenhower proposes limited unemployment extension and faster spending
President Eisenhower advocated extending unemployment benefits for a brief period and speeding up federal spending in highway building reclamation home construction federal buildings and flood control to lift the economy. He rejected WPA style pump priming, while Democrats criticized the plan as too small and spread thin across the nation.
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Patton to seek judge's post in Western North Carolina
Asheville March 8 Superior Court Judge Dan K Moore will not seek reelection triggering a regional political scramble. George B Patton and Thad D Bryson Jr announce candidacies for the 30th Judicial District seat. Moore hints at a future major industry post. several lawyers and candidates pursue the succession.
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