Anniversary Marked as Peron Followers Claim Decline
Exiled leader Juan D. Peron says he remains a major force in Argentina while rebels who ousted him six months ago report a sharp drop in support. Provisional President Pedro Aramburu marks the half year of the coup and vows to hasten a return to democratic life as he consolidates power behind a decree government.
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Buenos Aires
Juan D. Peron
Argentina
Pedro
Peron
Congress
Aramburu
Eduardo Busso
Adm
Isaac Rojas
Peronista Party
Peronista
Three Injured In Crash On N Main St
Three people were injured in a two car collision in the 1600 block of N Main Street shortly after noon today. Shelby Jean Pople of Ti4 English St. suffered a suspected broken arm. Virginia Bible of 219 Thurston St and Katie Sellers of 523 Walnut St were treated for minor cuts and bruises. Details were not available early this afternoon.
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N. Main Street
Shelby Jean Pople
Work On Egypt's Dam Postponed
Washington reports Egypt has halted the Aswan Dam start pending an agreement with Sudan on Nile waters. Premier Nasser still seeks financing from the United States United Kingdom and the World Bank, while shifting talks focus to Sudan before heavy construction begins.
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Washington
Aswan
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Sudan
Nile
Nasser
World Bank
Eugene Black
Cairo
Upper
Russia
Middle East
United States
Great Britain
Egypt
Britain
Iy Sock
U.S
Czechoslovakia
Pune
North Carolina Democrats See Large Candidacy Filing
A rush of candidates filed by the noon deadline for Democratic nominations in North Carolina races. Sam Ervin, Harold Cooley, and C. B. Deane faced opposition from Mayors, lawyers, and local officials including Marshall Kurfees, W. E. Depnam, A. P. Kitchin, Kidd Brewer, and C. E. Earle Jr. Debnam criticized Cooley for not signing a Southern manifesto on school segregation.
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Raleigh
U. S
Sam J. Ervin Jr
Harold D. Cooley
C. B. Deane
State Board of Elections
Marshall C. Kurfees
Winston-Salem
Irvin
W. E. Depnam
Congress
A. P. Kitchin
Wadesboro
FBI
Deane
Kitchin
Kidd Brewer
R. L. Harris
Roxboro
House
C. E. Earle Jr
Charlotte
Hodges
Debnam
Cooley
U. S. Supreme Court
Washington
Ermit A. Gray
Winston- Salem
Coast
Chapel Hill
Mid East Crisis Measures Outlined by Western Powers
Washington reports that the United States Britain and France have a basic understanding on potential military steps if Israel and Arab states clash. Eden cites constitutional limits, Eisenhower’s need for Congress approval, and plans reportedly prepared to act swiftly if crisis grows. UN action and a 40 officer Burns supervision group are deemed key to preventing war while seeking a rapid response if it occurs.
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Washington
United States
Britain
France
Eden
London
Eisenhower
Congress
U.S
Middle East
State Department
Paris
United Nations
Israel
U.N
E. L. M. Burns
British Troops Isolate Major Port In Cyprus
British forces imposed a strict curfew on Limassol, confining 25,000 residents to their homes until further notice. The port 38 miles from Nicosia was labeled a trouble spot amid rising terrorist incidents and searches for fugitives. Curfews also covered nearby Cato Zodhi after a stone attack, while strikes and fuel shortages disrupted activity across the island.
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Limassol
Nicosia
Cato Zodhi
Paphos
Itary
Seietley
Ste
Royal Air Force
Famagusta
Praca
London
Canterbury
Cyprus
Anking
Makarios
Britain
Greece
Turkey
Easterniterranean
Seychelles
Indian Ocean
Dulles Conveys Open Defense Talk With Chiang Kai-shek
U S Secretary of State Dulles met with Chiang Kai-shek in Taipei to discuss joint defense of Nationalist China against Communism. The talks, part of Dulles Far Eastern tour, focused on Formosa protection under the mutual defense treaty, with Chiang urging a broader U S pledge for Quemoy and the Matsus.
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Taipei
Formosa
Dulles
Chiang Kai-shek
China
Manila
Generalissimo
Chiang
United States
Quemoy
Matsus
Gilliland Defends Actions in Warren County
Warren County hearers heard James D. Gilliland solicitor for witnesses at a House Un-American Affairs subcommittee say he will defend constitutional rights amid accusations he should resign and be ousted from civic groups. He recalls connexions with witnesses and notes no indictments. minority concerns about racial integration cited.
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Warrenton
N.C
James D. Gilliland
Warren Recorder's Court
House Un-American Affairs
American Legion
Lions Club
Gilliland
Charlotte
Gilland
Wake Forest College
Warren County
Marceates
Rhoda la
New York City
State Parole Board Chairman Defends Policy As Very Sound
Raleigh NC Dr Clarence H Patrick chairman of the State Board of Paroles says the policy is very sound and parole decisions rest on 12 factors. He notes only about 20 of 100 paroled return to prison, with 10 for technical violations and 10 for minor issues, over a supervision period of one to five years.
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State Parole Board
Raleigh
State Board of Paroles
Clarence H. Patrick
North Carolina
Patrick
Iitick
North
Carolina
Ak Teerr Gemie
Paroles Board
Farm Bill Nears Passage Amid Fiscal Debate
Senate leaders push to wrap up the omnibus farm bill after a 12 hour session reshaped sections and left amendments pending. The chamber split on dual parity price supports for major crops, with the administration opposing the plan and potential costs ranging up to a billion dollars. The soil bank expansion and acreage reserve provisions were advanced, boosting funds for land retirement and payments to farmers under conservation schemes.
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Washington
Senate
Lyndon B. Johnson
Texas
Knowland
California
Sen
Elsender
Anderson
D-Nm
Soil Bank
Allott
R-Cole
Oil Bank
Lent Prayer Habits Require Real Commitment
Habits can be changed but effort is needed. A Lent pledge to daily worship falters under emergencies, and Palm Sunday looms. Readers are urged to examine motives for churchgoing and seek personal peace through consistent prayer rather than performative attendance.
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Robert Diefpfenbacher
NEA
Terrorists Raid Algiers Garage Amid National Crisis
Masked gunmen set fire to a large French garage in central Algiers, destroyed over 100 cars, and escaped as flames spread. The raid followed a curfew and came as France pressed an all out campaign against rebels amid increasing violence in Algeria.
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Algiers
Algeria
Paris
Mollet
Moise Ae
French
Morocco
France
Robert Lacoste
Bougie
Bone
Lafayette
Cen Oujda Road
Ces
Indochina
Council
Irance
Senate
Eria
National Assembly
Elecate
Tornadoes Possible Today In Southeast North Carolina
Weather bulletin warns of severe thunderstorms in eastern North Carolina this afternoon with a chance of isolated local damaging winds and a tornado in the southeastern counties until about 5 or 6 p.m. No severe storms were reported yet.
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Raleigh
Burreau
North Carolina
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Levittown
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Jack Pavone
N. Main St
Ervin, Cooley, Deane
Ray Jennings
Lorsville
Kyle Hayes
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Mediterranean
Leimer
Southeast
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