Northeast Digs Out After Crippling Snow
The Northeast faced a crippling spring blizzard and a second storm, crippling travel across 14 states. New York, New Jersey, Connecticut suffer heavy snow and high tides. Death toll tallies include 30 in New York, 23 in New Jersey, 25 in Massachusetts. Boston Logan Airport closed. New Jersey Turnpike blocked. communities declared emergency as islands were cut off.
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West Virginia
New England
Maine
New York
New Jersey
Connecticut
Rhode Island
Massachusetts
New Hampshire
Pennsylvania
Delaware
Maryland
Virginia
Ohio
Vermont
Boston
Logan
Long Island
Cape Cod
Barnstable
Martha's Vineyard
Nantucket
New Jersey Turnpike
Bordentown
George Washington
Hudson River
Suffolk County
Eavesdropping and belief in God as American bulwark
A doctor of divinity urges readers to defend faith and reason against authoritarian leaders. He warns against egocentric rulers and stresses the need to broaden philosophy and trust in God to sustain America’s future.
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Robert Dieppenbacher
NEA
America
Napoleon
Hitler
Peaches Face Crisis From Frost Tonight
North Carolina faced frost risk to the peach crop with light sun flurries and subfreezing readings across several counties. The Weather Bureau forecast warming tomorrow afternoon through Thursday, while Greensboro logged a 28 degree low and other towns ranged from 23 to 32. South Carolina reports indicate minimal damage so far as growers note trees can endure extended freezes.
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My Associated Press
North Carolina
Weather Bureau
Greensboro
Hickory
Fayettelie
Raleigh-Durham Airpor
Ares City
Ilmington
Charlotte
South Carolina
Ghat Burg
Reds Drive Against Immorality in Vienna
Vienna reports a government crackdown on marital infidelity. A spouse who leaves a family and cohabits with another risks six months in prison or a fine up to 1,000 schillings and public condemnation, with repeat offenses attracting up to ten years. Both partners incur penalties.
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Vienna
Austria
First Negro Leader Goes On Trial
In Montgomery Alabama the state plans new testimony to prove Rev. Martin Luther King Jr the first of 90 Negro leaders indicted over the bus boycott. Witnesses include Mrs Erna Dungee who may be recalled as jurors weigh King and associates role in the protest.
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Montgomery
Ala
Martin Luther King Jr
Erna Dungee
Kinging
Eugene Carter
Dungee
Improvement Association
King
Carter
Rev. A. Wren
The
Nehru to Visit U S as Primary Eyes Minnesota Vote Details
The story covers Nehru planning a July visit to the United States for talks with Eisenhower and Dulles. It explains U S arms aid to Pakistan and Kashmir tensions, SEATO roles, and India's neutralist stance amid American criticisms. Nehru will use the Columbine III on travel from London.
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Washington
Nehru
India
United States
Eisenhower
White House
State Dulles
New Delhi
Commonwealth
London
SEATO
Pakistan
Kashmir
Karachi
U. S
Dulles
Knowland Says Benson Calls Farm Bill Unworkable
Senate Republican leader Knowland said Secretary Benson views the Senate farm bill as unworkable and would urge a presidential veto unless changed. The bill, passed 93 to 2, heads to conference amid broad criticism and complex price support changes.
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Washington
Senate
Knowland
Benson
California
White House
Eisenhower
Sen. Aiken
Senate House Conference Committee
Congress
Ate
Bush
R-Conn
Flanders
R-Vi
Sen
Ives
RNY
House
Ada Ae Ee
Cactus Plant Used For Massage Incident Reported
Los Angeles man Carlos Noriega, 29, was booked on suspicions of assault after his wife accused him of beating her and massaging her face and body with a cactus plant.
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Los Angeles
Carlos Noriega
Sussewage
U S Supports Franco British Disarmament Plan With Reservations
London reports the United States reaction to a Franco British disarmament plan as generally favorable with reservations. Harold Stassen presented the proposal at U N talks, noting Washington will offer further ideas while Eisenhower calls for a safeguarded system and open skies style inspection.
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U.S
London
Britain
France
United States
Canada
Soviet Union
U.N
Andrei A. Gromyko
Stassen
Eisenhower
Nikolai Bulganin
Theoviet Union
Commission suspends license revocation for two dairies
North Carolina State Milk Commission disciplines Southern Dairies Inc and Atkinson Dairy Co in Alamance County, suspending a one year license revocation pending compliance. Melville Dairy of Burlington receives a warning for a technical violation. Hearings began last December and the panel warns future violations will face strict action.
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Raleighp
Southern Dairies, Inc
Atkinson Dairy Co
Alamance County
State Milk Commission
Melville Dairy of
Burlington
Melville
Southern Dairies
Atkinson
Southern
W. W. Fitzpatrick
Rougemont
Commission
Fitzpatrick
Szabo
J. P. Smith
Uriington
Sierea
Sands & Co
Sands
Ralph Scott
Melville Dairy
Mar
U S backs France in Algeria search for liberal solution
U S Ambassador C Douglas Dillon condemned rebel violence in Algeria and pledged solid support for France in seeking a liberal and equitable solution. He rejected a U S rift with Paris over North Africa while urging elections and continued coexistence of French and Moslem communities.
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Paris
United States
France
Algeria
U. S
C. Douglas Dillon
Assn
North Africa
Dillon
Eisenhower
Egypt
Kremlin
HPHS Debaters Triumph in Inter-High Event
High Point negative Sandy Herman and J. T. Hicks defeated Greensboro Senior High while Don Jacobs and Kerry Pell won the Reynolds High School match in Winston Salem. Both local teams earned district debate spots with state finals possible. coach Mrs. Rachel Roberts leads the program sponsored by UNC extension division.
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High Point
Sandy Herman
J. T. Hicks
Greensboro
Don Jacobs
Kerry Pell
Reynolds High School
Winston- Salem
F Hill
Extension Devision
University of North Carolina
Psychee Sreteates
Rachel Roberts
Nehru Attacks SEATO and Baghdad Pacts Again
Prime Minister Nehru blasted SEATO and the Baghdad Pact, accusing them of taking sides in the Kashmir dispute. He informed Parliament that India formally protested SEATO mentions of Kashmir and criticized Western ministers for failed efforts toward moderation.
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New Delhi
India
Nehru
SEATO
Baghdad
West
Kashmir
Seato Council
Karachi
Akanabecas
Mance Olan
Tate Dulles
Selwyn Lloyd
Christian Pineau
Moscow
Communist Party
Bulganin
Nikita Khrushchev
Pakistan
West Asia
British Commonwealth
Britain
Australia
New Zealand
Commonwealth
Three Men Die in Gaston County Wreck Near Charlotte
Three Gaston County men died in an early morning car crash near Charlotte on Wilkinson Boulevard east of the Catawba ridge. Kenneth Best 27 of South Gastonia Glenn Ps Henry of Belmont Dennis S Stalvey 27 of Belmont died. Jake Blanton 27 of Gastonia was seriously injured. The car left the road plunged into a marshy area and the bodies were recovered after a search.
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Charlotte
Gaston County
Here
Mecklenburg
Kenneth Best
South Gastonia
Glenn Ps Henry
Belmont
Dennis S. Stalvey
Jake Blanton
Gastonia
Wilkinson Boulevard
Catawba Ridge
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Kefauver
William F. Knowland
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