Eisenhower Sticks To GOP Course Despite Democratic Gains
President Eisenhower said the administration will pursue a dynamic forward looking program and will win in the long run. He declined to judge Tuesday's elections, noting he has lost skirmishes before and pressed reporters to analyze results themselves amid Democratic gains in New Jersey New York City Virginia and other areas. The remarks open a news conference with politics overshadowing military analogies. MORE ON PAGE TWO-A
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West consults on next move after Soviet rejection
Washington reports Eisenhower and Dulles despair of new talks with Russia after Moscow rebuffed a three Western powers invitation to a foreign ministers meeting on Germany and Austria. A note from Paris indicates the U S Britain and France aim to keep a door open for Big Four negotiations while pressing for EDC ratification.
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Southern publishers study wage trends at SNPA convention
Tom Tanner, labor commissioner for the Southern Newspaper Publishers Assn., told the Boca Raton gathering that in most Southern papers last July wages in the printing department were already above the three year 1947-49 average, with little justification for increases. He cited cost of living, higher pay compared with other industries, and limited productivity gains despite new equipment. Another report noted 264 Southern papers now use Teletypesetter to convert wire dispatches into lead type.
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Washington Mock Air Raid Drills Enlist 350000 Citizens
In a nationwide air raid drill led by President Eisenhower, about 350000 adults and children join a simulated attack on Washington. The event tests shelters from the White House to schools, with the president expected to use a secret White House bomb shelter rebuilt at a cost over 750000 dollars. The drill begins with a red alert and yellow warning, followed by an all clear, while DC sirens and police units participate. The exercise continues tonight with a regional communications drill among several states.
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Oteen Patients Protest Racial Integration
In Asheville at Oteen Veterans Administration Hospital patients accuse management of only lightly considering their opposition to integration of white and Negro patients. T. J. Sanders, president of the Patients Council, says medical staff and the manager’s office have not clearly acknowledged the emotional distress caused by the move.
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Regulations Announced Set Up Four Milk Marketing Areas
The North Carolina Milk Commission established four milk marketing areas in the Piedmont and coastal regions and issued temporary rules effective November 16 for 90 days. Areas include Burlington-Greensboro-High Point. Winston-Salem-Lexington-Salisbury. Charlotte-Concord-Albemarle. Wilmington-New Bern. Minimum producer prices: Piedmont $6.25 Class I $4.50 Class II. Wilmington area $6.50 Class I $4.50 Class II. Guidance notes classify Class I as most bottled milk and cream, Class II as cultured skimmed milk and plain buttermilk, with a third category for remaining milk.
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Army allows more troops in Germany to bring families
The U S Army in Europe announces a policy enabling more soldiers to bring dependents to Germany. Eligible sponsors must be E 5 or higher with at least 14 months left on their overseas tour. Family housing shortages prompted the temporary measure to ease morale.
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Directive Puzzles Labor Director in Tar Heel Cities
North Carolina Labor Department questioned after Defense Mobilization Director Arthur Flemming lists Asheville Durham and Winston Salem as chronic unemployment areas. Labor Commissioner Forrest Shuford says no serious labor problems exist and no notices from field forces.
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Glamorous Oil Well Drilled On 20th Century Fox Lot
Hollywood reports a glamorized oil well being drilled on 20th Century-Fox movie lot with a fiberglass muffling cover and blue gray finish. Rory Calhoun spudded the well while Marilyn Monroe was discussed but not used due to superstition. Universal Consolidated Oil Co plans 13 holes if this test succeeds, with a 136 foot derrick to be removed after drilling.
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Reds Will Consider Proposal Amid Panmunjom Talks
U.S. envoy Arthur Dean proposed suspending top level talks and handing key disputes to staff subcommittees. Communists delayed reply promising consideration by 11 am tomorrow while voicing a cautious, negative initial reaction. Dean urged freer staff discussions to break the stalemate on neutrals and attendance.
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State Agencies Feel Eisenhower Economy Drive Impact
North Carolina agencies with federal funds report budget trims from Eisenhower era cuts. The Medical Care Commission loses about 630,000 yearly in construction grants, the Employment Security Commission seeks restoration of a 418,000 cut, and the Board of Health sheds 18 workers amid a 150,000 federal reduction. Welfare, vocational education, and school lunch programs face smaller changes while other federal aid remains steady or under study by a Senate committee.
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Red Persuaders Stall as POW Explanations Drag On
Communist interrogators slow down repatriation by stalling interviews and walking out on disputed points. Only 156 prisoners were interviewed and 61 of 2,020 to date agreed to repatriate, the lowest daily turnout in a week. Indian chair Lt Gen Thimayya condemned the tactics as Swiss monitors protested the delay. Chinese POWs from C22 mostly watched, some cursing, as talks shifted to North Koreans after two days with Chinese detainees.
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U S to Send Christmas Food Parcels to West Germany
The United States plans to give 12.7 million pounds of food to two million needy families in West Germany and West Berlin. First shipment of 131 tons arrives in Bremen aboard the American Scout. Parcels weigh 12 to 16 pounds with items like tea raisins prunes peas or beans sugar condensed milk and beef in gravy.
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McCarthy Probes Techni Flex Witness Refuses to Answer
Senator McCarthy scrutinizes Techni Flex employee Brothman at closed hearings as he refuses to disclose if he is a Communist. The probe centers on radar work at Ft Monmouth amid claims of uncooperative testimony and ties to defense contracts. Hearings continue.
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