KoreanStudents protest in Seoul demand resign of acting president
About 1,000 college students demonstrated in downtown Seoul demanding Huh Chung resign over aiding former president Syngman Rhee’s flight to Hawaii. Taegu also saw 1,500 students calling for Huh to quit as protests echo earlier uprisings against Rhee.
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Seoul
South Korea
Huh Chung
Syngman Rhee
Rhee
Hawaii
Taegu
Huh
Tangook Buddhist University
National Assembly
Honolulu
Korea
anti-Rhee Democratic Party
Intern Posts For Med Students Are Announced
Intern appointments for Paul Boyles and Hugh T. Wallace of High Point were announced by Dr. Manson Meads. Boyles will intern at Cone Memorial Hospital in Greensboro. Wallace at Lackland Air Force Base Hospital in San Antonio, Texas.
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Paul Boyles
Hugh T. Wallace
High Point
Bowman Gray School of Medicine
Winston-Salem
Manson Meads
Boyles
Cone Memorial Hospital
Greensboro
Davidson College
L. E Bowles
Ferndale
George H. Wallace
Ranch
Wallace
Lackland Air Force Base Hospital
Fire calls attributed to wiring fault and woodshed blaze
A hot water heater wiring fault caused one fire call at 402 Whittier Street when a breaker failed and the wires burned. A second fire at 1408 Leonard Street involved a woodshed filled with waste paper and rags, extinguished by firefighters at 10:43 PM.
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Whittier St
Leonard St
Aircraft and missile shares rise in modest market
New York AP stock update shows a higher midday market with the AP index up 40 to 216.10 as industrials gain while rails slip. Bonds for both corporate and government sectors rise amid activity in neon and listed securities names from Bache & Co. including American Can and Allied Chemical.
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NEW York
Associated Press
U.S
the Borden Co
Bethlehem Steel Burlington Mills
New York Central RR
Cone Mills Corp
Carolina Light & Power
Douglas Aircraft
American Fidelity Life
DuPont de Nemours
American-Marietta
Dow Chemical
Butler's Shoe
Eastern Airlines
Colonial Stores
Consolidated Edison
Commonwealth Life
Drexel Furniture
Gulf Life
Greyhound Corp
Jefferson Standard Life
General Electric
Gulf Oil
Piedmont Natural Gas
General Motors
Public Service of N. C
Goodyear Tire & Rubber
Life
International Harvester
Soroban Eng. Corp
International Tel & Tel
Security Life & Trust
Standard Oil Co
Spur Oil Bly " Jones Laughlin Steel
Textile
Johns Manville
United Ins. of Co. Amer
Wor
Wachovia B'nk & Trust
Norfolk & Western
Ray Phillips Petroleum
Pennsylvania Railway
Procter & Gamble
American Tel
the Texas Co. WO Industrials
Union Carbide & Carbon Raraee
Jen Ol
Cotton futures open lower in New York
Cotton futures opened in New York trading today 15 to 55 cents a bale lower, signaling a weaker start for nearby contracts.
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New York
Security Quotations From National Association Of Securities
The following bid and asked prices are unofficial guides to approximate values at which securities could have been sold or bought at the time of compilation. Origin of any quotation can be furnished upon request.
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National Association of Securities Jets, Inc
Gulf States Fight Over Offshore Lands Reaches Supreme Court
The dispute pits Texas Louisiana Florida Mississippi and Alabama against the three mile federal belt while states seek up to 10 to 20 miles. Justices Harlan Black Warren Clark Douglas and others weigh limits on submerged lands and oil royalties while a long court battle continues.
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Louisiana
Texas
Florida
Harlan
Justice Black
Mississippi
Alabama
Warren
Clark
Douglas
Tidelands
Gulf States
Justice Department
Supreme Court
Congress
Pasternak Reflects on Nobel Prize Fallout in 1958
In a 1958 interview Pasternak recalls declining the Nobel Prize, the Soviet storm, and Pravda’s letter. He credits international protests with saving his life and stresses his need to publish Doctor Zhivago abroad. He notes ongoing isolation and limited contact with the world.
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Pasternak
Academy
Communist Party
Pravda
Doctor Zhivago
Boris Pasternak
Runoff debate on funds and fairness in statewide race
The article notes Sanford campaigning in the western state with emphasis on giving children equal chances, while Lake appeals for more money and contemplates how to finance the remainder of his race. It recalls Willis Smith’s 1950 runoff victory over Frank Graham as a historical parallel.
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Professor Lake
Sanford
Lake
Willis Smith
Frank Graham
U.S. Senate
Smith
Graham
Henkel's Decision Due Today For Lieutenant Governor Runoff
Raleigh AP reports state Sen. Burry C. Henkel of Turnersburg expected to decide today whether to seek a runoff for lieutenant governor after I Beverly Lake called for a second primary. Philpott led Saturday's vote with 56,940, while Henkel trailed. Final unofficial returns set up runoffs in the 12th Congressional District and the Third District where Henderson and Simpkins vie for the Democratic nomination.
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Raleigh
Burry C. V. Henkel
Turnersburg
H. Cloyd Philpott
Philpott
Lexington Furniture
Henkel
Charlotte
David McConnell
Thad Bryson
Bryson City
Roy A. Taylor
Black Mountain
Bryson
Taylor
Congress
David N. Henderson
Wallace
James O Simpkins
New Bern
Realty Transfers Find H S Ragan to Embler and Hylton to Devine
Realty transfers record H S Ragan Jr and wife transferring Oakview Acres lots to Roland L Embler and wife. Billy T Hylton and wife transfer J C Elliott subdivision lot to Charles H Devine and wife.
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H. S. Ragan Jr
Roland L. Embler
Oakview Acres
Billy T. Hylton
Charles H. Devine
Lot J. C. Elliott
Dear Ann Landers Advice Column Snapshot
A reader writes about romance with an assistant professor, money from an inheritance, and a fear of being used for wealth. Ann counsels patience, warns money should not drive romance, and suggests waiting for a permanent commitment. Additional letters cover home security fears and a shirt initials question with guidance on tasteful initials and a mail-in booklet request.
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Ann
Squaresville
Wedding rehearsals and showers mark busy week in town
Miss Margaret Stout will be honored with a tea at 1028 Wellington. The Mid-Week Home Demonstration Club meets 10 am at 1173 W College Dr. Archdale-Trinity Woman's Club gathers 11:45 am at the High Point YMCA. Rehearsals for McGahey-Snead and Tyson-Balderacchi weddings are listed with corresponding dinners and parties at First Presbyterian Church and Wesley Memorial.
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Margaret Stout
Robert Lee Hubbard
Wellington
Charles Peace
W. College Dr
Archdale-Trinity Woman's Club
High Point
McGahey-Snead
First Presbyterian Church
C. &. McGahey
Parkway
Sue Ann McGahey
Norman Batley Snead
Tyson-Balderacchi
Wesley Memorial Methodist Church
Charles Kearns
Henry Foscue
Sedgefield Country Club
Patricia Tyson
Arthur Balderacchi
Smith Deal
Bennett
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Bache & Co
American Can Co
Allied Chemical & Dye
Adams-Millis Corp
American Tobacco Co
Dow Jones
Corn Oil CO
Dist
Esso
Thomasville
I. Beverly Lake
High Point Township
Ann Landers
Warner
Transfer & Storage Co
Phillips
Artie
Chairtown
Chairtown Motors, Inc
Lexington Avenue
Thomasville, N. C
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