Apparent $3 Million Shortage Hits H. L. Green Co
New York AP reports an apparent three million dollar shortage in H. L. Green Co assets may halt trading. SEC official Paul Windels Jr. warned stock could be suspended before markets reopen after the Good Friday Easter holiday. Directors Olen Harris resigned amid announcement of the deficit.
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H. L. Green Co
Paul Windels Jr
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Green Company
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Heshel Harris
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First National City Bank of New York
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d’Assern & Co
Olen
d‘Assern
Harrison Quits My Fair Lady in London Curtain Call
Rex Harrison bowed out of the London run of My Fair Lady on Saturday night after three years as Professor Higgins. Alec Clunes will take over the role Monday amid a cast farewell, as Harrison hints at future TV work in America.
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George Bernard Shaw
Kay Kendall
Lauren Beall
Harrison
Higgins
Alec Clunes
Clunes
Julie Andrews
Eliza Doolittle
Fair Lady
America
Submarine Defense Rated Low
Washington AP reports a secret Defense Department survey gave the Navy anti submarine system a low rating for detecting and tracking nuclear submarines. The assessment notes inadequate capability against deeper faster subs and questions effectiveness in destroying a submarine amid Soviet atom powered subs rumors.
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Muskie criticizes lag in weapons in era of danger
Senator Edmund Muskie told 500 North Carolina Democrats at the Jefferson Jackson dinner in Raleigh that the Eisenhower administration has accepted a second place in some weapon categories during the nation's most dangerous time. He urged unity, demanded Congress examine facts, and warned against gambling away military capabilities or standing alone in a hostile world.
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Edmund Muskie
Maine
Eisenhower
Muskie
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Fair Easter Weather Behind Spring Storm
A storm moved away leaving dry air and fair conditions across the eastern half of the nation for Easter. Showers or flurries were possible in the northern Rockies while chilly air lingered in the east and readings ranged from the 20s north to 80s in Florida.
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Weather forecast for Gulf coast and Rockies region
Showers and scattered thunderstorms forecast Sunday for the Gulf coast region with mixed snow and rain in the northern Rockies. Temperatures to moderate in the northeast and western Lakes, central Plains, Mississippi Valley, and Pacific Northwest. cooler in the Ohio Valley and most southeast states with little change elsewhere.
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Eisenhower builds support for foreign loan fund
President Eisenhower gains bipartisan Senate backing for expanding the 100 million dollar foreign aid development loan fund. Sen. Mansfield and Sen. Bridges push for totals up to 200 million, with Eisenhower seeking 225 million for the year.
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Bridges urges immediate study on fallout and test suspension proposal
Senator Bridges calls for an immediate coordinated study of nuclear fallout and backs a suspension of atmospheric tests while underground and high altitude experiments continue. He urges agencies to act without waiting for other nations and notes public concern over fallout rising faster than expected. The NAS plans an updated report, and the AEC pledges cooperation.
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Royal Mail Lines to Launch Amazon Liner in Belfast
The 20 000-ton passenger liner Amazon, first of three for the South American run, will be launched at Belfast on July 7 with Princess Margaret officiating.
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Khrushchev on Berlin brinkmanship faces Kremlin backlash
Khrushchev's high-stakes Berlin stance draws Western unease and Red Army vetoes. Western intelligence sees internal Kremlin opposition, Suslov's London mission, and pressure from Mao and East Europe as risks to his grip. A summit remains contingent on a foreign ministers conference.
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Harold Macmillan
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Germany
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London
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Nixon Says Nation Is Strong
Vice President Richard M. Nixon declared in Miami that the United States and its allies are stronger militarily than the Soviet Union and can attend summit talks without blackmail. He noted Soviet missile production cited but said U.S. research and development lead in missiles.
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Soviet Union
Richard M. Nixon
Eisenhower
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Telephone Executive Porter Dies at 78 in Tarboro
John Rucker Porter 78 long served as president and board chairman of Carolina Telephone and Telegraph Co. He died after a stroke at a Tarboro hospital. Porter began in Cumberland Telephone and Telegraph, led Home Telephone and Telegraph of North Carolina, became president in 1938 and board chairman in 1945, retiring from active duty in 1947 and serving as honorary chairman from 1957. He also held directorships in the North Carolina and U.S. Independent Telephone associations.
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N.C
John Rucker Porter
Carolina Telephone and Telegraph Co
Lillards Mill
Tenn
Porter
Montgomery Bell Academy
Nashville
Cumberland Telephone and Telegraph
Home Telephone and Telegraph of
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Barbershop Chaos After Car Crash Outside Bus Station
A car crashed into a barber shop near a bus station on Saturday afternoon triggering a fire alarm and sirens from two ladder companies and two pumper units. Betsy Winford of Winston-Salem drove the car. bystanders and police responded as patrons described the sudden crash and ensuing chaos.
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Tom Willard
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Wall of China Completed in 214 B C
The article notes the completion of the Great Wall of China in 214 B C. Details focus on the ancient project and its historical timing. No additional entities or events are provided in readable text.
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