Red China and Soviets Agree to Meet for Talks
Tokyo AP reports Red China agrees to meet a Soviet delegation to resolve ideological splits while maintaining a hard line against the West. Mao omits any trip to Moscow as talks invite Khrushchev to Peking or a delegation to Moscow, with a truce in hostile press exchanges.
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Tokyo
Red China
Peking
Moscow
Kremlin
Albania
Khrushchev
Chinese Communist Party
Mao Tze-tung
Cambodia
Soviet Communist Party
Mao
Communist Party of China
Veteran Congressman Clyde Doyle Dies in Sleep
Rep. Clyde Doyle a longtime California Democrat and acting chairman of the House Un American Activities Committee died in his Arlington Virginia home at age 75. Survived by wife Mrs. Doyle daughter Mrs. Richard Stanton and two grandsons and a son killed in World War II. Funeral plans incomplete.
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Washington
Clyde Doyle
D-Calif
House Committee On Un-American Activities
Doyle
American Legion
Arlington
California
Los Angeles County
The
UN- American Activities Committee
Francis E. Walter
D-Pa
House Armed Services Committee
Long Beach
Congress
Richard Stanton
Rolling Hills
Calif
Clyde Doyle Jr
One-Time Columnist Poet Faces Eviction in Urban Renewal
TOPEKA Kan AP Charles L Edson humorist one time newspaper columnist author and poet faces eviction from his hotel room home at 76 nearly blind and unconcerned. He must leave March 23 as the hotel is doomed by urban renewal. He receives $81 monthly in old age assistance and endorses it to the landlady for room and food. Edson once wrote popular humorous columns and a book The Gentle Art of Complaining? The subject says he has written more than 5000 poems.
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Topeka
Kan
Charles L. Edson
Edson
University of Kansas
Kansas City Star
Tulsa Post
New York
Morning Sun
Evening Mail
Collier's
Bar Association Pushes Study Group for Unified North Carolina Courts
The North Carolina Bar Association urged creating a 16 member court commission to study a unified district court system. Fifteen members would be appointed by the governor and the director of the Administrative Court Office would join. A later bill would set rules, costs, jurisdiction and personnel for unified districts under the Superior Court.
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Raleigh
North Carolina Bar Association
North Carolina
Wallace Murchison
Wilmington
The
Bar Association
Administrative Court Office
Murchison
State Supreme Court
Newspapers Reach Tentative Pact Amid Strike Stalemate
Talks between publishers and the AFL-CIO New York Newspaper Guild ended with plans to extend contracts and align expiration dates. Eight papers may not resume until at least Tuesday after 97 days idle. A $4.13 weekly offer accompanies other terms, with final guild action set for Monday.
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NEW York
Afl-Cio
New York Newspaper Guild
Murphy
Aflcio International Typographical Union
Talks Collapse Rail Strike Looms as Interventions Seen
A nationwide railroad strike loomed after unions and railroads failed to reach a featherbedding agreement. Representatives from five unions and railroads broke off negotiations 90 minutes after opening, with union leaders accusing carriers of stalling.
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White House
H.E. Gilbert
The
Brotherhood of Firemen and Enginemen
James E. Wolfe
Gilbert
ULS Mrn
Wolfe
Cape Fear Basin Hearing Divides Views On New Hope Dam
About 250 North Carolinians attended a Washington hearing on the Cape Fear River basin. Gov. Terry Sanford urged authorization of the New Hope reservoir in Chat County, while Rep. Harold C. Cooley supported a chain of 232 smaller dams. The debate centered on protecting upper basin areas and integrating downstream flood controls with local improvements.
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Washington
Cape Fear River
Terry Sanford
House
Public Works
North Carolina
New Hope
Chatham County
Harold C. Cooley
D-N.c
New Hope Reservoir
Sanford
Cape Fear
Piedmont
Corps of Engineers
Corps
U S Popularity Hits Record High In Europe
A confidential USIA survey across four major European nations finds rising pro U S sentiment and parallel gains for the Soviet Union. The report notes high confidence in U S leadership in Britain and West Germany and mixed views in France, with nonalignment favored by many French respondents.
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Cuba
Europe
U.S
USIR
America
Washington
Soviet Union
USIA
Britain
de Gaulle
Moscow
Germany
France
West Germany
Italy
United States
Billboard Bill Seeks Interstate Advertising Control
In Raleigh AP report Rep Archie McMillan backs a highway billboard bill as beautification and safety measure plus potential federal funds. The plan would grant the Highway Commission power to regulate ads within 660 feet of interstates and require permits. A separate Sunday blue law bill would ban sale of many items to preserve family day.
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Raleigh
Senate
House
Archie McMillan
Wake
North Carolina
The
Highway Commission
Highway Department
John R. Jordan
Jordan
Charlotte
U S Denies Firing On Soviet Trawler
The State Department rejected Moscow's claim that three American war ships fired on a Soviet trawler last Friday. Six destroyers conducted gunnery exercises 70 miles east of Norfolk, with the nearest surface ship 12 miles away. No surface vessel was within 12 miles during firing and the towed sleeve target was used with a seven mile range. Weather was clear and no vessels or aircraft were endangered.
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Washington
State Department
Norfolk
Soviet Union
Moscow
Lincoln White
U.S
Newsman Urges Probe of Unions in Press Competition
John Beckler reports from Washington that Stanford Smith of the American Newspaper Publishers Association urges Congress to expand study of media competition to include labor unions. He notes ongoing strikes in New York and Cleveland and questions antitrust exemptions for unions while citing diverse national news sources.
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John Beckler
Washington
Today
Stanford Smith
American Newspaper Publishers Association
New York
Cleveland
Ohio
Smith
Congress
Emanuel Celler
D-N.y
Celler
United States
Jesse Mark
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