Tito Defies Stalin and Gains in Red Policy Shift
Diplomatic observers credit Yugoslav President Josip Broz Tito with shaping Khrushchev’s open denouncement of Stalin. Tito’s eventual Moscow visit signals a potential reorientation toward the Soviet camp, though he demands a clear break with Stalinism before closer ties.
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Joseph Stalin
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Josip Broz Tito
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Stalin
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Gestapo
Communist Party
Pravda
Kremlin
Molotov
Khrushchev
Nikolai Bulganin
Belgrade
Soviet Union
Lavmov
Anastas Mikoyan
Mikoyan
Autonomy Group Will Not Secede From SBC
Winston-Salem report says the Committee for Baptist Church Autonomy pledges to stay in the Southern Baptist Convention and oppose joining the newly formed Southern Baptist Fellowship. Chairman Dr. James M. Bulman of East Spencer rejects leaving the SBC and calls for a clear convention position on local church autonomy.
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Committee For
Baptist Church
Southern Baptist Convention
James M. Bulman
East Spencer
Souther Baptist Fellowship
Bulman
Baptist Freedom
Southern Ba Convention
Chattanooga
Wero
Bulm
Dulles Urges U S Aid to Free World in Cold War
Secretary of State Dulles warned the nation that U S foreign aid is vital to counter communism. He spoke by radio and TV after visiting 10 countries in Asia, saying despotism will rise if the world is not aided and expressing optimism about Asia despite Soviet and Chinese economic tactics.
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John Foster Dulles
U.S
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Free Nations
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Formosa
Far East
Washington
United States
Congress
Eisenhower
Russia
Clouds on Mars may stem from volcanic activity
Michigan astronomer Dr. Dean B. McLaughlin proposed that Martian clouds are large billows of volcanic dust and steam. He suggested dark areas could be ash drifts and some canals mere ash paths, implying Mars may be in an early stage of planetary evolution. Observations over 25 years show clouds at a fixed spot, hinting at localized volcanic mechanisms.
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Columbus
Ohio
Mars
Michigan
Earth
Dean B. McLaughlin
University of Michigan
Tedes
McLaughlin
American Astronomical Society
Kefauver Hinges Nomination On California Vote
Democratic race centers on California as Estes Kefauver presses a broad campaign sweep and calls for peace with Stevenson's camp in Minnesota. Adlai Stevenson regroups in Chicago preparing for key contests in Florida and California while Lyndon Johnson weighs a possible favorite son bid and faces internal party pressure. The piece notes California’s 68 delegates and explores social security reform talks and the broader 1956 Democratic dynamics.
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Kefauver
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California
Alaska
District of Columbia
Washington
Sen
Lyndon Johnson
Senate
Texas
Jonnson
Johnson
Stevenson
The
Cincinnati
Tim Tar
School Bus Factor Blocks North Carolina City Limit Extensions
In North Carolina towns extending city limits, the school bus issue arises. State law provides bus transportation to rural students within a mile and a half of school but offers no system for municipal residents, complicating annexation plans as Hickory faced objections amid proposals.
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Hickory
Hie
Oe Board of Meng
O. L. Richardson
Monroe
State Board of Education
State Board
Davetta Steed
The
North Carolina League of Municipalities
Richenton
Lott T. Rogers
Ers
Sunday Enterprise previews lavish Easter features
A four year old vanity Easter picture story leads the Sunday Enterprise tickets alongside features on Easter shopping traffic and a profile of a Thomasville man with 68 years of adventures. Oak View firemen story and local remarks on rural school bus transport shape the issue with state education officials weighing law and funding questions.
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Thomasville
Sunday Enterprise
Oak View
Stevenson Endorses Social Security Reforms and Kefauver Confident in California Win
Adlai Stevenson backs House approved social security liberalization despite administration opposition, urging aid for disabled workers and widows. He cites labor support and calls for rapid action on cost of living increases for the elderly. Senator Estes Kefauver bets on a California primary victory to clinch the Democratic nomination, signaling strong campaign momentum and desegregation support.
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Minnesota
Stevenson
Eisenhower
Margaret Chase Smith
Maine
Portland
Clinton D. Wallace
Sacey SS Tes Natin
ADA National
Joseph L. Rauh
Columbus
Ohio
Johnson
Los Angeles
Tennessean
Lincoln Park
Long Beach
Kefauver
Fornia
Supreme Court
Ruliy
Eisenhower presses on after heart attack to seek re election
Six months after his heart attack President Eisenhower remains active and intends to run again. He has extended his work hours and resumed public duties despite Democratic doubts. The White House announced he will throw out the first ball of opening day between the Washington and New York teams.
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Eisenhower
Denver
Hey
Eee
Onest
Doubdt
White House
Aliso
United Service Organization
New York
James Hagerty
Augusta
Newspaperman Buried After Charlotte Funeral
Granbery Dickson veteran North Carolina newspaperman died yesterday in a Charlotte nursing home and was buried here after funeral services in Charlotte. Dickson 65 was religious editor of the Charlotte Observer until illness 17 months ago. He worked on papers in Durham and Greensboro and was a native of Anderson County South Carolina.
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Granbery Dickson
North Carolina
Charlotte
Dickson
Charlotte Observer
Durham
Anderson County
S.C
Wofford College
The
Observer
Durham Morning Herald
Greensboro Daily News and Record
Orchestra Chief Denies Red Charges in NY Music Group
The head of the Symphony of the Air denies facts behind communist accusations against several members. The State Department canceled a proposed Asia tour after FBI findings about about 30 of the 100 musicians and a later management dispute cited by a committee member who supplied the allegations.
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New York
State Department
Asia
Walter
House Appropriations Committee
Robinson Meckwaine
FBI
Arturo Toscanini
National Broadcasting Co
MecDaine
Rooney
D-Ny
Appropriations Committee
Far East
Boy Held In Death Of Father In Troy
Troy North Carolina 15 year old Allen Thomas Brock held on open charge after confessing to shooting his father Alvin Thomas Brock 38 a World War I veteran in bed yesterday police said the boy claimed the mother had endured repeated abuse including the latest incident this week when he says the father kicked her in the eye and stomach over a broken washing machine
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Troy
N.C
Allen Thomas Brock
Montgomery County
Alvin Thomas Brock
Brock
NCEA Convention Ends With Pay Upgrade Debate
The 72nd North Carolina Education Assn convention in Asheville concluded with a salary increase proposal for A certificate teachers to 3000 4500 minimum pay and broader raises for other staff. Delegates debated timing and legislative pursuit, while Miss Nell Stinson Raleigh and Mrs Hazel Cartright Asheville were re elected leaders. Dr William G Carr of Washington praised improving school instruction and math achievements.
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North Carolina Education Assn
Ypesentay
NCEA
United
Worcester Education
United Forces For Education
Bill Richards
Canton
General Assembly
Richards
United Forces For Education Action
Nell Stinson
Raleigh
Hazel Cartright
Tendents
W. J. Bullock
William G. Carr
Washington
National Education Assn
Carr
Defense Department
O. P. Johnson
Kenansville
Wee
Miss Rosalie
Charlotte
Bert Ishee
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