Kinsey calls sex laws hypocritical and outdated
CHICAGO (UP) Dr Alfred C Kinsey faulted U S sex laws as hypo critical and said they manufacture sex offenders by clinging to outdated moral codes. He noted few offenders are psychiatrically disturbed and urged rational reclassification of misdemeanors and felonies to reflect dangerous conduct rather than rigid categories.
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Chicago
Alfred C. Kinsey
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Britain
America
Kinsey
Frank W. Remington
University of Wisconsin
Remington
Vermont
Ohio
Ministers Meet German Chancellor to sign West Germany pact
Bonn Germany The Big Three foreign ministers meet Chancellor Adenauer to finalize the peace contract that will place West Germany in Free Europe defense against Soviet opposition. They will sign the pact Monday and then move to Paris for the European Defense Community agreement to put about 400 000 German troops into a united European force of one million men.
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Brack Curry
Bonn
Germany
Konrad Adenauer
West
West Germany
Free Europe
United States
Britain
France
Paris
U. S
State Acheson
Anthony Eden
Robert Schuman
Adenauer
Klan Imperial Wizard Hamilton Sought in Wave of Beatings
Police from two states hunted Thomas L. Hamilton, self-styled imperial wizard of the Ku Klux Klan, on warrants charging him with conspiracy in two floggings during a reign of terror in southeastern North Carolina. Authorities planned extradition as federal and local cases tied to a broader pattern of violence by former Klansmen.
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Leesville
S. C
Thomas L. Hamilton
Ku Klux Klan
Inns
Hamilton
North Carolina Bureau of Investigation
North Carolina
South Carolina Constabulary
Samuel Greene
KKK
Georgia
Associated
Carolinas
Swansea
Nance
Columbus County
N. C
Pge
Johnson
Whiteville
Nolo Contendre
Don Gilliam
Presbyterians Vote to Remake Divorce Remarry Policy
The Presbyterian Church in the United States abolishes the old rule allowing ministers to remarry an innocent party after divorce and adopts a requirement that a minister assess penitence and intent with church aid before remarriage. Debates spanned years as 259 presbyteries weighed reform. The action advances a broader union plan among the three major branches, with merger talks and fellowship initiatives framed as a precursor to future unification.
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Fina Ooorosel Ay Oarens P
Qiagen’ & An Oe
Ene
Ek Ren
Presbyterian
Ac Elogy
U. S
United Acto Church
Plan of Union
Ralph W. Lloyd
Maryville College
Maryville
Temm
General Assemblies
Italians Mobilize To Get Out Vote In Municipal Elections
Italy's political parties push for high turnout in Sunday municipal elections in Rome Naples and Bari with the Communists seen as potential beneficiaries amid strong neo fascist and anti Communist campaigning. Masthead rallies by Graziani and de Gasperi draw large crowds as Catholic voters urged to back the Christian Democrats.
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Rome
Italy
Naples
Bari
Red Ts
Italian Social Movement
MSI
Democratic Coalition
Rodolfo Graziani
Benito Mussolini
Alcide de Gasperi
Sicily
Sardinia
Vatican
Osservatore Romano
de Gasperi
Christian Democratic Party
Bloc of Democratic
Foreign Aid Bill Heads For New Battle In Senate
The $7.9 billion foreign aid program faces renewed partisan battles in the Senate after the House cut 22 percent. Senator Sparkman warns GOP attempts to mirror House reductions will meet stiff resistance as debate opens Monday on the Senate version of the mutual security bill.
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Washington
House
Senate
John J. Sparkman
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Alabama
Connally
D-Tex
Herman Welker
R-Ida
Europe
Asia
House Foreign Affairs Committee
W. Averell Harriman
Kremlin
Cost-of-Living Index Edges Higher Despite Controls
Government economists report the cost of living to rise in 1952 due to misc items such as recreation transportation and medical care. The April 15 index stood at 188.7 percent of the 1935-39 average with food and misc items driving the increase.
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Washington
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Exrts
Republicans Name Delegates in Three States
The Associated Press reports Republicans in Washington Maryland and Minnesota divide on Taft Eisenhower lines. Eisenhower backers control Washington 24 delegates, while Maryland favours McKeon for 24 GOP votes. Minnesota to name three at large delegates at the Minneapolis convention. Nomination needs 604 votes. Democratic leaders Kefauver Harriman Russell lead with 116 84 and 64 respectively.
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Associated Press
Washington
Maryland
Minnesota
Dwight Eisenhower
Spokane
Seattle
Eisenhower
Sen
Roberta
Ohio
Theodore McKeidin
Maland
Favorison
Chicago
Seselain i Sanne
Minneapolis
C. Elmer Anderson
Taft
Elisener
Estes ‘Kefauver
Tennessee
W. Averell Harriman
Richard Russell
Georgia
Russell
North Parenne
Four North Carolina Postmasters Confirmed by Senate
The Senate has confirmed President Truman's nomination of four North Carolina postmasters. James B. Darden will serve Clinton, John K. Reeves at Hot Springs, Robert T. Simmons at Roseboro, and Fred J. Baers at Warsaw.
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Washington
Senate
Truman
North Carolina
James B. Darden
Clinton
John K. Reeves
Hot Springs
Robert T. Simmons
Roseboro
Fred J Baers
Warsaw
Wrightsville Beach Lions plan annual convention start
North Carolina Lions open their three day convention with entertainment and registration at Wrightsville Beach. District governors and six Lions districts meet Tuesday. events include a memorial service, banquet, and ball.
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Wrightsville Beach
North Carolina
Virginia Carolinas ITU Conference Opens in Charlotte
About 450 members attend the opening meeting of the Virginia Carolinas conference of the International Typographical Union in Charlotte. The program includes a business session and tea and will be followed by a tea and the election of new officers. Clark, vice president of the ITU, will speak at a business session tomorrow and again at a banquet closing the convention.
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Charlotte
Virginia Carolinas
International Typographical Union
Clark
ITU
Winston-Salem youth donates blood for Korea program
Cecil Thomas began repaying with his own blood after receiving 62 pints through the Red Cross. The Chester hospital transfusions followed a truck crash in Carolina city last June that led to leg amputations above the knee. He donated a pint of his own blood yesterday to the Red Cross blood-for-Korea program.
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Winston -Salem
Cecil Thomas
Bet Red Cross
Winston-Salem
Chester
Carolina City
Red Cross
Korea
UNC Pre-Flight School marks 10th anniversary reunion
Navy officers and candidates trained at the University of North Carolina Pre-Flight School gathered in Chapel Hill for the first annual reunion marking a decade since commissioning. High-ranking officers attended a reception and dinner as final events included a memorial service and a luncheon for officers and their wives.
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Chapel Hill
Navy
University of North Carolina
Ward to lead North Carolina Pharmaceutical Association
B R Ward of Goldsboro was installed as president to head the North Carolina Pharmaceutical Association for the coming year at the group’s annual convention in Pinehurst. New officers include W A Ward Swannanoa first vice president W L West Roseboro second vice president Henry E Dillon Elkin third vice president W J Smith Chapel Hill secretary treasurer C M Andres Burlington assistant secretary treasurer and Gamble named to the executive committee for three years.
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Pinehurst
B. R. Ward
Goldsboro
North Carolina Pharmaceutical Association
Ward
W. A. Ward
Swannanoa
W. L. West
Roseboro
Henry E. Dillon
Elkin
W. J. Smith
Chapel Hill
C. M. Andres
Burlington
Gamble
UNC Editors Open Three Day Conference In Chapel Hill
Editors and editorial writers from Chapel Hill and across the state began a three day conference at the University of North Carolina. The opening featured three out of state specialists leading a series of editorial critique meetings. Dr Edward Kidder Graham chancellor of Woman's Greensboro will deliver the dinner address.
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Chapel Hill
North Carolina
University of North Carolina
Edward Kidder Graham
Woman's Greensboro
Allied Plane Losses Grow Through Week in Korea
The Fifth Air Force reports the week ending Friday as a peak for Allied losses in the Korean War with 12 Communist air kills and four U S planes downed. MIGs held a five to one edge in dogfights for the first time, while U N anti aircraft fire and other losses added to the toll.
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John Randolph
Seoul
Korea
Fifth Air Force
U.N
Pyongyang
U. S
U. N
Attet Merite
Reds May Plan New Offensive
The United States has alerted 14 Korean allies that the Communists might be preparing a new offensive. The note corrects Secretary of State Acheson remarks and places Acheson in Europe negotiating U.N. actions on the Korean buildup and North Korea’s renewed offensive capability.
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Reds
Washington
United States
Tts 14
Korea
Communtete
Dean Acheson
Acheson
Europe
U. N
North Korea
Stock Market Quiet On Saturday Before Memorial Day
In the final Saturday session before summer recess the New York market closed steady with fractional price moves. Trading resumes on a six day basis in October after the Memorial Day break with volume around 300000 shares for a light day. Notable names included Republic Steel American Cyanamid and Pan American World Airways with Douglas Aircraft Consolidated Natural Gas Baltimore and Ohio and Standard Oil NJ weaker.
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New York
Republic Stee
Yessel
American Cyanamid
Pan American World Airways
Douglas Aircraft
Consolidated Natural Gas
Baltimore & Ohio
Standard Oil (Nj
Weather forecast fragment note reads mixed temperatures
Forecaster lists low temperature tonight at 65 and high tomorrow at 44 with earlier forecast showing 83 and 62 for highs and lows. Details unclear due to garbled text.
Weather Bureau records for 14 hours ending at stations
The document lists temperatures and rainfall for multiple cities including Charlotte Asheville Atlanta Boston Denver Detroit High Point Little Rock Los Angeles Memphis Mobile Mt. Mitchell New Orleans Raleigh San Antonio San Francisco Wilmington and Miami. Values vary by station with highs in the 60s to 80s and rainfall noted at several sites.
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Weather Bureau
Bob Asheville
Atlanta
Boston
Denver
Detroit
High Point
Little Rock
Los Angeles
Memphis
Miami
Mobile
Mt. Mitchell
Seeeses
New Orleans
Raleigh
San Antonio
Cssesere
San Francisco
Seser
Wilmington
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