Senators Seek Faster U S Response to Russian Missile Tech
Surgeon Missiles Seen reports indicate U S experts have gathered extensive technical data from military scientists. Senator Russell plans a full scale inquiry this week to connect the information and assess preparedness. Dirksen says Russians should not be downgraded and vows to go into the issue aggressively. Symington says the U S is at least two years behind Russia.
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Fateful Warning About Suez Prophecy Circles in LA
A Los Angeles figure called The Voice of Two Worlds offers a free 64 page prophecy booklet from 1951 claiming ancient powers lie in all people and detailing simple methods to access them. Readers urged to request by mail from 213 South Hobart Blvd Los Angeles with no money required and only a name and address needed.
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New Russian Sputnik II Fuel Sparks Alarm and Debate
The United States weighs new Soviet fuel claims as Sputnik IIs orbiting craft prompts warnings the newer satellite may fall sooner. Academician Diskushin cites a multistage carrier rocket and larger payload while Durant and Stever question Russia’s advances and urge prompt U.S. action amid Senate deliberations on weapons programs.
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Man Charged With Assault By Woman In Greensboro
Olivia Stone told officers that Arthur Russell 28 of Greensboro slapped a woman breaking her glasses and causing cuts around her eyes. Russell was charged with assault on a female and given a 100 bond pending a municipal hearing. A second man Felix Little 40 of Main Street faced assault charges with a 100 bond and a night court hearing. Other arrests included William E Loving 50 drunken driving and resisting an officer with 700 total bond. Don E Williams 22 Route 3 Lexington liquor law violation with 50 bond. Walter J Crittenden 18 Easton Road license violation.
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Business Profits Hold Up In 1956 Through Nine Months
Profits for the year show strength as more than half of American corporations report higher earnings than a year earlier. Industrials rise 8.7 percent, totaling $2.918 billion, with 491 firms in sample. rails fall 11.5 percent. Demand centers include aircraft, electrical, rail equipment, business machines, drugs, cosmetics, tobacco, and communications.
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Conferences Scheduled For Top Scouts at Duke and Pope Air Base
The local executive B. W. Hackney announced two conferences for top scouts. Sessions start 9:30 a.m. at Duke University Page Auditorium on November 15 16 and 17 with about 300 Explorers from western North Carolina expected to attend. The second conference at Pope Air Force Base offers survival tactics and advanced Explorer work.
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Page Auditorium
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Pope Air Force Base
Hackney
Stocks Show Irregular Advance on Light Trading
Chicago stocks edged higher with steels, aircraft and missile shares leading gains in light trading. Oil issues were mixed as a broad mix of manufacturers varied. Aircraft and missile shares stayed strong amid Russia's second earth satellite news. Residential contract awards for September were noted.
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Land dispute case before civil court involving the Cook estate
In a civil court session the Cooks Mrs Dorothy Cook and B die Cook pursue action against Vernie Cook and Kathleen Cook and potential heirs. The suit concerns encroachment and damage to a residential property adjoining the Cook estate as case arguments continue.
The Longest Subway Ride in New York Sets 26 Mile Record
A record for the longest unaided subway journey in New York is 26 miles without changing trains. The feat highlights the scale of the city’s transit network and rider endurance.
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New York
Birthmarks: treatment options and expert advice
The article explains birthmarks vary in shape and location and advises seeking expert medical guidance early. It notes some marks may fade with age, others require electrical needle treatment or surgical removal, and creams can often conceal marks when treatment isn’t advisable.
Denominations Worship Regularly in Washington Cathedral
In Washington D C the Cathedral hosts regular services for five denominations Protestant Episcopal Temple Sinai Jewish Congregation Russian Orthodox Polish National Catholic and St Andrew s Ukrainian Orthodox each meeting within the city limits for worship and observance of their faiths.
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Protestant Episcopal
Temple Sinai
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