Political Love Feast Fails To Materialize
In Asheboro on May 12 Representative Harold Cooley described a planned love feast with opponent W E Debnam as failing to materialize at a county Democratic Party rally. The event turned into a debate over the Southern Manifesto with Sen Ervin Jr and Debnam absent for a Durham television appearance. Ervin spoke as keynote, defending the manifesto not intended for House signatures, while Mc Kerr Scott quipped about public service. Randolph County turnout included Thad Moser reelected as chairman. Eva Frye and Wilson Garner named officers. Ralph Bulls, Sam Burrow Jr. elected to key posts.
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Harold Cooley
W. E. Debnam
Toe County
Democratic Party
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Ervin Jr
Marshalf Mopar
Debnam
Cooley
Durham
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Byrd
Holland
Johnson
Russell
George
Ellender
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House
Sen
Ervin
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North Carolina
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Winston-Salem
Burke County
Congress
Morganton
Marshall
Randolph
Voit Gilmore
Moore County
UDC
Thad Moser
Randolph County
Democratic Executive Committee
Eva Frye
Wilson Garner
Farmer
Ralph Bulls
North Asheboro
Sam P. Burrow Jr
Rutherford County
Solon Smart
Calfside
Woodrow Jones
Ith
Jones
Frank Baird
Watauga County
Sam J. Ervin
Paul R. Ervin
Charlotte
Ma I Kurfees
Thomas R. Eller
Brevard
Transylvania
Ralph H. Ramsey Jr
Durham County
J. Leslie Atkins Jr
S. C. Brawley Jr
Atkins
Voters For
Brawley
Durham One Political Educational Counceil
Senators Hear Real Spy Tale
Mikheev approached Rich ard Cutter in Arlington and asked for military history books, naming Davis as a source. He later contacted Hatkin in Washington posing as an economist seeking work and claimed to be a student at the University of Maryland as part of a scheme to gather intelligence for a Russian operation.
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Mikheev
Richard S. Cutter
Omaha
Neb
Cutter
Arlington
Cutter Cutter
Hatkin
Washington
Air Force
Quarles
University of Maryland
Political strife over civil rights sparks partisan remarks
Republican and Democratic spokesmen clash over Truman and Eisenhower remarks. Scott argues Truman’s “give ’em hell” rhetoric risks smear campaigns while Butler accuses Eisenhower of leadership abandonment amid race relations tensions.
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Scott
ADA
Eisenhower
Adlai Stevenson
Paul M. Butler
Harvard University
Butler
Pee
Cox Named Jaycees President in Hard fought race
Cox a former UNC football player was elected president of the State Junior Chamber succeeding Red Tecan of Williamston after a tight contest with Jake West of Kinston. He will be installed at a banquet tonight as 1,000 delegates hear reports on crowded schools and teacher shortages urging public education on the issue.
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Cox
University of North Carolina
Comemerce
Red Tecan
Williamston
Jake West
Kinston
Ray Wilkinson
Rocky Mount
Pender County
Burlington
Winston- Salem
Fayetteville
Asheville
Winston-Salem
Winston
Mt. Airy
Air Reservists Face Plan to Boost Squadron Size
A special meeting of the 9828th Air Reserve Squadron is set for tomorrow night at 7 30 at the Air Reserve center 437 N Wrenn St High Point. Major Charles C Taylor cites a Charlotte center letter warning of possible dissolution and urges review of reserve potential to reach 120 members in two to three months. Each reservist is urged to recruit new members this month.
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Air Reserve Center
N. Wrenn St
Charles C. Taylor
Charlotte Air Reserve Center
Winston-Salem
Greensboro
Taylor
High Point
Democrats Elect Delegates To State Meet In NC Convention
North Carolina Democrats from seven county conventions named delegates to the state Democratic convention in Raleigh while noting May 26 primaries registration closing. Delegates may top 120 with many chosen for national convention duties. Adlai Stevenson favored by most, Gov Hodges likely a delegate, and chairman John D. Larkins Jr. says delegation not instructed.
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Raleigh
Ventioner
Chicago
Adlai Stevenson
Hodges
Stevenson
John D. Larkins Jr
Nautilus Heads to New York for Public Display
The atomic submarine Nautilus sails toward New York City for a public showing after 16 months at sea. Rear Adm. H G Rickover explains the craft as a deadliest and most versatile vessel while journalists ride aboard for the first time.
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Yates McDantel
New York City
New London
Hudson River
Georgette Bridge
U. S
New York
H. G.rickover
Norse Midsummer Eve Holiday Sparks Bonfires Greeting Summer
The text notes June 23 as a holiday for Norsemen to welcome summer with bonfires called St. John's Eve or Sankthansafen. It also lists accident statistics with 14 killed and 60 injured year to date and property losses totaling $102,518.83.
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Seee Coveeves
Stes
Esse Cess
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