Khrushchev rails at West as Geneva talks stall
Khrushchev warned that if NATO bases appear in Italy and Greece Soviet missiles could reach Albania. He accused the Western foreign ministers at Geneva of bargaining and said only peaceful negotiation could ease tensions. He attacked West German and French circles pursuing gains with Adenauer.
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Italy
Greece
Albania
Geneva
Khrushchev
Soviet Union
West Germany
Konrad Adenauer
Drunken Driving Charged After Car Crash in Thomasville
Ulysses Marvin Hiatt, 54, a Randolph Street house painter, faced a drunken driving charge after crashing his car into a parked Mary England vehicle on Jarrett Street shortly after midnight. The collision caused about 150 dollars of damage to each car.
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Thomasville
Ulysses Marvin Hiatt
Hiatt
Randolph Street
Mary England
Jarrett Street
England
Chicago exhibit may not open this winter
Ray Passis, a partner in the Chicago Independent Home Furnishings Exhibit, disclosed that no dates are set for the annual winter show. He said no decision has been made and an announcement will come within weeks.
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Chicago
Ray Passis
Teachers' Pay Rate Improving in 1950s United States
The NEA reports steady gains in teachers salaries across the continental US from 4350 in 1956 57 to 4720 last year and 4935 this year Alabama figures show lower wages 3450 3400 3420 The study notes teaching remains below many professional fields and that 1958 calendar year pay averaged 4792 while manufacturing workers earned 4991.
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Washington
National Education Assn
Professional Teachers’ Organization
United States
Alabama
NEA
Funeral services and deaths in Thomasville area
Funeral services for Grady Lee Starkey age 44 were held Saturday at 4 p.m. at the Church of God on Moon Street with Rev. W. W. Wilson in charge. Burial followed in Thom asville City Cemetery with pallbearers James Lequire John Taylor Jr Ralph Hepler Perry Whitman Mitchell Whitman and Curtis J. Burton. Starkey died suddenly in Winston-Salem on Thursday. Ella Pearl Marsh 78 wife of David C. Marsh of Fairfield died Thursday at 7 a.m. Her funeral was Saturday at Fairfield Methodist Church with burial in the church cemetery. Pallbearers were Gilmer Palmer C C Gilbreath Quinton Yow Howard Von Cannon Homer Weant and Marshall Willard. Gene Martin will have services Sunday at 3 p.m. in Yow's Chapel with Rev. George T. Tunstall officiating. Interment in Oakwood Cemetery. Body to be at Yow's Funeral Home.
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Thomasville
Grady Lee Starkey
Haygood St
W. W. Wilson
Church of God
Winston-Salem
Ella Pearl Marsh
Thorning
Fairfield Methodist Church
Hubert C. Clinard
A. T. Tuttle
Gilmer Palmer
C. C. Gilbreath
Quinton Yow
Howard von Cannon
Homer Weant
Marshall Williard
Marsh
David C. Marsh
Gene Martin
Yow's
George T. Tunstall
English
Street Baptist Church
Oakwood Cemetery
Mrs Walker Dies at 82 in High Point Hospital
Mrs E B Walker 82 of 805 re grt died in High Point Memorial Hospital at 9 50 p m yesterday after a yearlong decline. She is survived by brother C S Rominger and sister Mrs P D Davis, both of Winston Salem. Funeral arrangements were incomplete late last night.
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E. B. Walker
High Point Memorial Hospital
Station Wagon Smacks Pole on Chestnut Street
A station wagon left the street on Chestnut Street at 4:10 p.m. and struck a utility pole. No one was injured and police said no charges were filed. The driver, Edgar H. Snider Jr., was traveling west in the 300 block. flowers fell from the back seat as he reached for them.
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Chestnut Street
Opera to folk singer Taylor Vrooman finds new path
In Foster Virginia Taylor Vrooman who gave up opera to teach has left teaching for music. He moves to Williamsburg to perform in period costume singing ballads and folk songs of the early settlers.
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Foster
Taylor Vrooman
Williamsburg
Virginia
Hoffa and Southern Truckers Face Teamsters Pressure
The Carolina trucking sector signs a six year contract after two months of bargaining. wages rise from 1.52 to 2.44 by 1958 as Teamsters chief Hoffa outlines a hard bargain. Akers Motor Lines and 21 local firms describe union cards and pressure, while some fear reprisals and a national strike remains unlikely.
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Hoffa
John M. Akers
Carolina Transportation Assn
Akers
Akers Motor Lines
Gastonia
Teamsters
New England
Overnite Transportation Co
Overnite
Virginia
Carolinas
Georgia
Texas
Teamsters Expansion Slowed by Small Local Elections
The Teamsters face slow growth with many organizing drives under 20 workers and AFL CIO unions running thousands of elections. Hoffa era filings show about two million dollars in organizing costs plus five to six million overall including locals and councils. A dispatch notes office workers in Chicago trucking firms were targeted with informational pickets to highlight non union status, triggering limited work stoppages.
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Teamsters
Aflcio
Hoffa
Chicago
O'Brien
Races Companies
Sidaedl Daveen
Aninor
Onracs
Monkeys In Space Flight Demonstration Aboard Jupiter Missile
NASA officials described the monkeys as calm under extreme cabin heat and pressure during the test launch and reentry near Antigua. Capt. Ashton Graybiel noted physiological changes were minimal, while Brig. Gen. Barclay said the flight showed an animate object could be carried over the distance, not a man.
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Baker
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
NASA
Antigua
Atlantic Ocean
Ashton Graybiel
Navy Aviation School of Medicine
Pensacola
Fla
John A. Barclay
Army Ballistic Missile Agency
Jury Trials For Randolph Court Proposed In General Assembly
Asheboro lawmakers introduced a bill to require jury trials in Randolph County Recorder's Court. The measure would submit the issue to voters and could end the current system by December 31, 1960. Rep Burrow noted the next general election is November 1960.
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Asheboro
Intro- Burrow Jr
Recorder's Court
Randolph County
Ced
Rep. Burrow
Popular Portuguese Riviera Emerges as Top Vacation Spot
The Portuguese Riviera is identified as the most popular vacation area in Portugal, attracting visitors with its coastal scenery and resort towns. Observers note strong demand for seaside escapes and proximity to major cities.
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Portugal
Portuguese Riviera
North Carolina Looms Over Court Reform Fight
Lawmakers face a pivotal week as court reform proposals from a two year study clash with budget and constitutional debates. Senate battles led by Sen. J Spencer Bell and Sen. Lindsay Warren will test unified court system plans while a $1.2 billion two year spending measure moves through the General Assembly.
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Senate
House
Addison Hewlett
J. Spencer Bell
Mecklenburg
Bell
North Carolina Bar Assa
Sen
Lindsay C. Warren
Beaufort
Warren
Clyde Harriss
Rowan
J. William Copeland
Hertford
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