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Presidential Press Secretary Pierre Salinger said the United States operates no secret society and that space flight publicity is standard policy. He spoke at a North Carolina editors conference defending open information while noting debates on national security and urging self restraint study by publishers. Simmons Fentress was elected chair, with Campbell, Spearman, and Spear named in leadership roles.
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Chapel Hill
N.C
Pierre Salinger
United States
Alan Shepard
U.S
Salinger
Kennedy
North Carolina
Russia
Yuri Gargarin
Earth
Gagarin
Soviet Union
Simmons Fentress
The
Charlotte Observer
Holly Mack Bell
Greensboro Daily News
Robert Campbell
Winston-Salem Journal and Sentinel
Walter Spearman
University of North Carolina Journalism School
Harold Tribble
Asheville Citizen
Dave Gillespie
Shelby Daily Star
A. B. Jones
Greensboro Record
Russell Spear
Madison Messenger
John Andrew
Stanly News and Press
Albemarie
Parental split sentences ordered for Taft Hartley case
Fred and Marie Haug of Cleveland are to serve 18 months in prison one after the other for conspiring to violate the Taft Hartley Act by filing false non- Communist affidavits. Mrs Haug begins, then 10 days after her release Mr Haug serves his term. They were fined 2500 each. The Supreme Court upheld the conviction and Erie supporters urged leniency. Mrs Haug led a union post and Mr Haug was a former union official.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Fred
Marie Haug
U. S. Dist
Paul C. Weick
U S Women Outnumber U S Males In Most States
Census data show women and girls outnumber men in 39 of 50 states with Alaska and Hawaii as the strongest male sides. The nationwide ratio remains 100 women to 97 men, while Massachusetts has 93.4 men per 100 women and DC records 63.3 men per 100 women.
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Washington
Census Bureau
Alaska
Southwest
Rocky Mountains
Northwest
Dakotas
Hawaii
Massachusetts
Bay State
District of Columbia
Six Are Drowned In Mishap Near Ashland Ohio
Six people died when a 16 foot outboard boat crowded with flood evacuees sank after the motor stalled in muddy waters near Ashland Ohio. Five bodies were recovered with identifying details for Sam Perry Grace Suzy Alleman Larry Hudgins and Frank Hudgins. Pete Alleman is missing and presumed drowned. Leroy Hudgins rescued two others and warned against overloading the boat.
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Ashland
Ohio
Jeromesville
Sam Perry
Grace
Suzy Alleman
Larry
Daryl Swinehart
Perrys
Samaritan Hospital
Hudgins
Adenauer Leaves for Two Weeks Vacation at Lake Como
West German Chancellor Konrad Adenauer departed Bonn in heavy rain to begin a two week holiday at Lake Como in Italy. The trip marks a rare extended break from his duties with no official engagements announced.
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Bonn
Germany
Konrad Adenauer
Lake ‘Como
Italy
Potsdam Papers Reveal Few Surprises From 1945 Summit
AP reports the State Department released a 2,733 page Potsdam compilation showing Truman and Churchill clashing with Stalin over postwar Europe. The notes indicate Soviet moves to seize influence in liberated areas and hardening occupation lines shaping East West divisions.
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Washington
State Department
Harry S. Truman
Britain
Winston S. Churchill
Josef V. Stalin
Germany
Europe
U.S
Truman
Churchill
Potsdam
Berlin
Stalin
Japan
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Benjamin Spock
Dean Wittke
Western Reserve University Law School
Haug
United Electrical Workers Union
Mine, Mill and Smelter Workers Union
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A.R.A
Guilford County Humane Society, Inc
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Franklin D. Roosevelt
General Electric
Olo
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