New Strife Looms In Milk Strike In Michigan
Detroit faces a week-old milk strike as strikers and nonstrikers clash over price. Governor Williams warns groups not to interfere with roads or act as private enforcers. Picketing spreads to Detroit creameries and trucks, with deliveries at risk and price demands rising toward five dollars per hundredweight.
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Detroit
Michigan
G. Mennen Williams
Michigan Milk Producers Assa
Fair Share Bargaining Assn
Williams
Escor
Michigan Milk Producers Assn
MMPA
Fair Share
Richmond
Mt. Clemens
Debate On Soil Bank Participation Gains Senate Approval
President Eisenhower’s soil bank plan advances in the Senate as part of a $1.7 billion farm aid package. The proposal includes 1.2 billion for payments to farmers who reduce production and up to 444 million yearly for diversions of cropland to grass or soil-building practices. Debate continues on voluntary participation and House consideration, with conference talks amid Easter recess. Farm prices rose modestly mid-March, but remain below 1951 peaks.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Soil Bank
Senate House
Conference Committee
Senate
Haven
Cew
Ricks
House
Senate-House
Ike Backs Stand On Red China
Informants report President Eisenhower reaffirmed American policy not to recognize Communist China or admit it to the United Nations. The stance followed Canadian talks at a White Sulphurs summit with Mexico and Britain, amid growing Canadian public impatience with the status quo and opposition to recognizing Red China.
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Encoke
China
United Nations
White Sulphurs
W. Va
She
Eden
Canada
Eisenhower
Dulles
Britain
U. N
United States
Nixon Gains As Veep Nominee
Washington reports Nixon appears secure for renomination as Eisenhower’s running mate. Rep. Hugh Scott argues the ticket will be Eisenhower and Nixon, while discussions of dumping Nixon fade after Eisenhower’s March statements and related primary vote outcomes suggest Nixon remains popular within the GOP.
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Washington
Nixon
Hugh Scott
Pennsylvania
Eisenhower
Scott
CBS
Eiseniaer
GOP
Thomas E. Dewey
New York
Missing anti Trujillo professor sparks FBI appeal
James New York reports that anti Trujillo scholar De Galindez has vanished from his Fifth Avenue apartment. Friends fear he is in hiding or murdered after threats while he researched Trujillo’s era. The Inter-American Press Assn and 11 Latin American groups called for federal action while Dominican sources deny government involvement.
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James
New York
Columbia
Dominican Republic
United States
de Galindez
Fifth Ave
German Ornes
el Caribe
Trujillo
Rafael L. Trujillo
Thomas
Brownell
Inter - American Press Assn
Justice Department
Inter-American Press Assn
Western Hemisphere
Mel G. Stahlman
Nashville, Tenn
Banner
Tive Peter Heinz
FBI
G-men
Mother Guilty Of Killing Child
Naomi Jaeiae Clench, 19, was convicted of second degree murder in the fatal beating of her 10 week old son Haro nes fists. A three to five year sentence was ordered after the trial that began Tuesday. Judge L Richardson Preyer ordered a complete psychiatric examination at the outset of imprisonment.
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Greensboro
Naomi Jaeiae Clench
Aene
Harones
Clench
L. Richardson Preyer
Russia Backs Aerial Inspection Plan Amid Threat Case
Sam Stepp of Inez Kentucky jailed on federal charge for threatening President Eisenhower life after a bar remark in Buena Vista Colorado. Authorities say Stepp warned the FBI he might assassinate the President and carried a .30-30 rifle.
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Denvery
Eisenhower
Sam Stepp
Inez
Earl E. Schoel
Denver
Secret Service Office
Stepp
FBI
United States
Schoel
Sat
Traditional Easter Services Scheduled
Easter observances are planned across North Carolina with sunrise services in Winston Salem Charotte Freedom Park and Fields of the Wood near Murphy. Leaders include Bishop J Kenneth Pfohi Dr Paul Scherer and church groups across multiple counties hosting open air pageants and all night vigils.
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Winston
Old Salem
J. Kenneth Pfohi
Paul Scherer
Union Theological Seminary
New York City
Charlotte
Freedom Park
Park Lake
Christ
Whiteside Mountain
Jackson-Macon County
Episcopal, Methodist, Baptist
Presbyterian Churches of
Highlands and Cashiers
North Carolina
Asheville City Auditorium
Brevard College
Easter Sunrise Services Across North Carolina
Government leaders plan sunrise services in Raleigh and at least two other sites as Easter approaches. Governor Hodges speaks in Elizabeth City then returns late Sunday. Norman Cordon of UNC will narrate Kannapolis service at the Cannon home. Hatteras lighthouse hosts Easter rally. Wilmington highlights azaleas and spring blossoms across the region.
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Cherokee
Lake Jundluska
Hefner Gap
Blue Ridge Parkway
Spruce Pine
Chimney Rock
Wayah Bald
Franklin
Warren Wilson
Il Cen Morganton
Valleytown
Raleigh
Land Methodist Church
Hodges
Elizabeth City
Hatteras Island
Norman Cordon
University of North Carolina Music
Kannapolis
Senee A. Cannon
Wilmington
Soviet Accepts Open Skies Idea in Cold War Arms Talks
Moscow radio reports Russia accepts the open skies aerial inspection concept while Tass outlines a three month freeze on conventional armaments and a zone of limitation in Europe. The plan calls for troop ceilings and future talks on atomic and hydrogen weapons in London.
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London
Moscow Radio
Russia
Eisenhower
Tass
United States
Britain
France
Canada
Imany
Europe
East
West Germany
China
Moonshine Still Returns Fire in Mountain Shootout
In Manchester Kentucky a moonshine whisky still sparked a gunfight after Daniel Davidson fired on officers. Deputies found the still in the mountains. Davidson was hit in the leg by a bullet as the barrel was smashed. The sheriff escaped serious harm.
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Manchester
Daniel Davidson
Davidson
Investigation advances in county girl's strangling death
The State Bureau of Investigation expects developments in the next days that may solve the strangling death of Isabel Has body found July 10 near Manoon areas. Director James Powell said a break is imminent as agents pursue details delaying identification. County Sheriff Wayne Wilson requested the case review.
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Raleigh
State Bureau of Investigation
James Powell
Isabel Hasbody
Maanon
Sheri
Wayne Wilson
Powell
Florida Forest Fire Brought Under Control
State Forester C H just returned from a survey of 110000 acres in northeast Florida and said many treetops remain damaged though the fire is controlled. The blaze swept Columbia and Baker counties and crossed into Georgia, consuming about 300 acres of forest.
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Tallahassee
C. H
Florida
Columbia Baker
Georgia Line
Easter Coloring Champs Named in Annual Contest
Winners of the coloring contest are announced with cash prizes mailed and names to be published in the Sunday Enterprise. A Davidson County family celebrates Easter after a fundraising appeal gains wide support, detailed in the Sunday edition.
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Sunday Enterprise
Davidson County
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