Total Collapse Of Big 4 Talks Is Threatened
Geneva reports East West clash over German reunification as Britain and the United States accuse Russia of repudiating the summit accord. Dulles signals doubt on a free vote reunification while urging a nonaggression treaty linking the 115 nation Atlantic Alliance with the Warsaw Pact.
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Negro Priest Assignment Protest Draws Hundreds in Belle Chasse
A regional meeting near Belle Chasse drew over 100 protesters as more than 300 signatures were gathered against assigning Negro priests. Leaders accuse the archbishop of pressuring adherence to prior beliefs and warn that integration could erode church barriers. The archbishop acted last month against the Jesuit Bend congregation after parishioners refused to accept Rev. Gerald Lewis, a Black priest, amid priest shortages.
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Joseph Sendker Ose
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Reald Lewis
Vatican
Airmen Rescued After Ferry Flight Trouble
Reported incident involved two McClellan Air Force planes en route to Hickam AFD. One aircraft failed to feather its propeller and had to bail out, while the lead plane turned back to establish position and rescue crews were dispatched.
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Hickam Afd
Roth
Carded Yarn Convention Opens Today
Augusta GA hosts the Carded Yarn Convention with Gov Luther Hodges ACMI Washington DC and C T Murchison of Washington scheduled to speak. About 200 members and 100 industrial firms from the Carolinas Virginia Tennessee Kentucky plan attendance for a program featuring entertainment and a large labor topic.
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Augusta. Ga
Luther H. Hodges
Hodges
Robert C. Jack
ACMI
Washinton
C. T. Murchison
Washington
Carolinas
Ginia
Tennessee
Eden Defends Peace Tone as East Europe Tensions Rise
Prime Minister Eden argues for a new mood in postwar Europe and criticizes Soviet positions on German unification and arms deals to Egypt. The article notes a sports interlude with Wolverhampton Wanderers beating Moscow Dynamo 2 to 1.
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Egypt
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Two White Men Free of All Charges In Emmett Till Case
In Greenwood Mississippi two white men were cleared by a Leflore County grand jury of all charges in the Emmett Till case. The jury declined to indict the men linked to Till's reported disappearance, while earlier a murder trial had found two suspects not guilty. Civil action considerations were discussed by Mamie Till Bradley and NAACP officials, with ongoing debate about civil remedies and funding.
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Russians Crack Down On Four Top Architects
The Soviet regime sanctioned chief Moscow architect Viasov and dismissed him from his post amid a crackdown on leading designers. The purge targeted other named figures as the party condemned ornate modernist structures and ordered design curbs, signaling a shift away from lavish public buildings and toward austere planning.
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Treasury progress hailed by committees on tax, secrecy, and mergers
Treasury informants hailed a policy of greater tax exemption for nonprofit foundations while debating whether to seek authority for additional nondeductible groups. The Treasury faced questions about secrecy in tax settlements and proposed bank mergers, with official secrecy defended by Ray M. Gidney and the Post Office solicitor Abe McGregor Goff citing public interest and clearance from higher authorities.
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Rose
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Abe McGregor Goff
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Chinese Offer Rejected in Geneva Talks
In Geneva US Ambassador U Alexis Johnson told Red Chinese Ambassador Wang Ping-nan that renouncing force must apply to Formosa and other Nationalist-held islands. Johnson delivered the American reply during the ambassadors’ 25th meeting as tensions over UN obligations and recognition linger.
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Wang Ping-nan
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Officials deny hunger strike at prison amid threats
Oswald, in office nine days, says he will not yield to hunger strike threats led by Fritz Swenson Joseph A Flaherty and Walter H Balben. The group allegedly seeks sensational action to draw him to talks with three riot participants from January. Theodore Green of the gang is jailed in Alcatraz after a 84 hour hostage crisis.
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Perme Peneer
Oswald
Retired Wachovia Vice President Plonk Dies at 1
Herbert J Plonk longtime Wachovia Bank executive died at home after illness. The 1 year old was retired last month. Funeral services were held locally today with final rites planned for St Matthews Lutheran Church in Kings Mountain tomorrow.
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Herbert J Plonk
Wachovia Bank & Co
Yenersiday
St. Matthews Lutheran Church
Kings Mountain
Government launches slum clearance housing program
Washington announces a new slum clearance program under a recent law. Eligible slum dwellers may buy their houses with a maximum down payment of 180 dollars. The plan, presented in New York to the National Association of Real Federal Housing, requires mortgages largely payable within one year and cites several cities including Perth Amboy New Jersey and Cullman Alabama among others.
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Governor Talks Industrial Prospects In Raleigh Visit
The governor described efforts to attract new industries to North Carolina and discussed a nonprofit college foundation to receive donations and fund scholarships. He noted mixed investor interest and commented on franchise issues for Pittsboro and Sanford, with officials hinting at potential market access limits.
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Raleigh
Indusat Metal
Pittsboro
Sanford
Sam Worthington
North Carolina
Kefauver May Enter Presidential Contention
Reports from Kefauver friends say he plans a public statement on a possible bid for the Democratic nomination. Kefauver, famed for chairing the Senate Crime Investigating Committee, would decide after reviewing deliberations and timing, signaling a potential late entry before the 1992 convention debate.
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Sen. Kefauver
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Chicago
Kefauver
Senate Crime Investigating Committee
President Outlines Middle East Peace Plan Outlook
President Eisenhower reiterates U S support for Middle East peace via economic aid and military readiness while resisting arms escalation. He favors loans and participation on embattled borders if Israel and Arab states agree on a permanent arrangement.
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Fileeenhower
United States
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New York
Dulles
Gove Suline Seaman
Israel
Accident Injures Davidson County Commission Head
Davidson County Commission head Munt sustained serious injuries in a collision on Highway 100 south of here. He suffered a broken forearm and other fractures after his car struck an auto driven by a man identified as Mr. Taylor of Pinehurst who had a fractured right ankle and lacerations. Both cars were badly damaged and the state highway patrol investigated the crash.
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Munt
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State Highway Patrol
Faure Stakes Regime on Early Elections
Paris Premier Edgar Faure pressed for a revised system to elect deputies as he seeks confidence from the Assembly. The vote, set for Saturday, could keep or end his government depending on whether the new electoral law passes. The deliberations included proposals for American district representation and proportional representation, with opposition from some ministers and a split assembly amid Armistice Day voting.
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Sembly
Pierre Mendes-France
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