Macmillan Arrives in Paris for Western Unity Talks
British Prime Minister Harold Macmillan lands in Paris to confer with Charles de Gaulle ahead of Berlin negotiations. He aims to align Western allies on a firm yet flexible policy toward Khrushchev and East Germany while weighing arms reduction in central Europe amid Adenauer and de Gaulle’s reservations.
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Paris
Harold Macmillan
Charles de Gaulle
Macmillan
Berlin
East Berlin
Nikita Khrushchev
Khrushchev
U.S
West Berlin
East Germany
Adenauer
de Gaulle
Central
Europe
Moscow
Cotral
West Germany
Socialist Party
Ollenhauer
Lawmakers Seek Revisions of Economic Programs
Democratic members of the Senate House Economic Committee urged easing governmental monetary controls and revising foreign aid farm aid and other major programs. Republicans criticized the report for partisan tone while generally supporting Eisenhower's economic and fiscal policies.
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Washington
Senate
House Economic Committee
Eisenhower
Democrats push for stronger military and budget boosts
Congressional Democrats press for up to 750 million dollars more for intercontinental missiles and a reassessment of defense strength. A Senate Preparedness subcommittee, led by Lyndon Johnson, weighs halting Army and Marine cutbacks while debating economic policy and foreign aid amid inflation concerns.
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Eisenhower
House
Senate
Lyndon B. Johnson
Texas
Marine Corps
White House
Rebels Claim Iraqi Army Marching On Baghdad
Iraqi nationalist rebels say the army is advancing on Baghdad to crush Premier Abdel Karim Kassem's Communist influenced government. Reports describe radio exchanges, defections, and protests as factions clash amid a broader regional power struggle.
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Baghdad
Beirut
Lebanon
Abdel Karim Kassem
Kassem
Mosul
Middle East
Nuri Said
Nuri
Foieal
Hhs
Abdullah
Gamal Abdel ‘Nasser
United Arab Republic
Governor Hodges Calls For Strong Fearless Men On ABC Board
Governor Hodges urged expanding North Carolina's ABC board from three to five members with a full time director to run liquor policy. He argued for fearless leadership and said the liquor business requires bold management, while noting existing utilities commission structure differs. He touched on travel expense funding and reducing local legislation as further legislative items.
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North Carolina
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Hoages
ABC
Hodges
ABC Board
State Utilities Commission
General Assembly
Dulles Enjoys Brief Park Rides Between Treatments
Washington AP reports Secretary Dulles spent time in a hospital suite and went on two short rides through Creek Park with his wife during a weekend pause in cancer treatments resumed after a radioactive gold injection. He discussed the Berlin situation with two aides and visited his home briefly.
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Sunshine
Creek Park
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Walter Reed Army
Sunday Dulles
Kind Hearts Chip In To Help Small Boy Facing Operation
A Chicago hospital awaits Thursday surgery to repair a blue heart condition in David Stewart, a 24 year old with a lifelong illness. California supporters funded nearly $10 000 for his trip and operation, while doctors estimate favorable odds of recovery.
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Chicago
David Stewart
David
San Francisco Bay Area
American Legion
Children’s Hospital
Midway Airport
Stewart
California
Thomas G. Baffes
Explosion Damages Plant in Henderson NC
A week after a series of blasts one plant in Henderson suffered damage with no injuries reported. The incident occurred amid a 16 week strike by Textile Workers Union of America members, who accuse management and others of a conspiracy to weaken unions in the South.
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Striking Textile Workers Union of America
TWUA
South
John Chupka
New York City
Harriet - Henderson ‘Cotton Mills
North Carolina
Iraq Remains Big Question Mark
The Associated Press reports ongoing uncertainty over Iraq's political future and stability as international observers weigh upcoming steps, with key factions and foreign influence shaping the prospects for governance and security.
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Iraq
Ollenhauer Optimistic On Berlin Crisis
West Germany's Erich Ollenhauer, after a two hour meeting with Nikita Khrushchev in East Berlin, expressed optimism that the Berlin crisis could be resolved peacefully. He said the Soviets seem ready to negotiate quickly and discuss concrete proposals with goodwill on both sides.
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Berlin
West Germany
Erich Ollenhauer
Nikita Khrushchev
Olienhauer
Khrushchev
Vntern
East Berlin
Ollenhauer
West Berlin
Ollenhaver
The Day Christ Died Hour by Hour Account
An hour by hour recounting the events of the day Jesus faced betrayal and trial beginning at six p.m. He confronts Caiaphas and the Sanhedrin while foretelling Judas's defection and the approaching crucifixion. The Last Supper ends as Jesus and the disciples move toward a midnight submission to fate. The piece reflects on the rejection by those with culture and monotheistic insight.
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Poynette
Wis
Jesus
Caiphas
Sanhedrin
Supreme Court
Jerusalem
Mark
Judas
Caip
Giant Camera Satellites Planned for Orbit by Atlas Missiles
Nine giant camera satellites weighing about a ton will be launched from Cape Canaveral starting next September aboard Atlas missiles. The Project Sentry payload aims to photograph most of the earth including the Soviet Union from short lived orbits. The program uses a two stage Atlas ICBM booster and will place the satellites into space with the capability for broad surveillance.
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Fla
Carera
Soviet Union
Cape Crees Sonemeres
eSae Calif
Atlas
Venus
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