Family Reunited After 11 Years Separate in Siberia
William Gaveus a 47 year old American citizen welcomed his wife Monika 44 and children Ruth 16 Romualda 13 at Midway Airport after 11 years apart. Monika and the children spoke Russian and Lithuanian as they adjusted to life in Chicago following efforts by attorney Marshal MacDuffie and Eleanor Roosevelt to secure their release from a Soviet labor camp in Siberia.
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Chicago
Siberia
William Garcus
Midway Airport
Yesteray
Monika
Rutha
Romualda
Gaveus
United States
Garcus
New York
Marshal MacDuffie
MacDuffie
United Nations
Nikita Khrushchev
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Khrushchev
Oak Park
Carrying Burdens and the Call to Rest in Christ
The author contrasts physical bundles with spiritual weights, noting that lockers offer only temporary relief. It urges embracing Jesus who invites all who labor and are heavy laden to come for permanent rest, since He bears the entire burden of sin.
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Jesus
NATO Critics Challenge Ground Forces and Nukes Report
American and British NATO observers prepared to rebut a Belgian-Dutch study urging stronger conventional forces and warning against overreliance on atomic weapons. The report argues smaller NATO nations feel inadequately protected as Britain cuts forces and France withdraws.
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Paris
NATO
U.S
Michael Rudolph Calmeyer
Lauris Norstad
Parliamentary Assembly
Atlantic Alliance
Gilson
Calmeyer
Britain
France
United States
Laika Reported Dead in Italian Dispatch From Rome
Italian newspaper L Unita reported that the Russian dog Laika, first animal in space, was put to sleep with a narcotic. Moscow had no official confirmation and Tass noted the Sputnik II program fulfilled. British astronomer Lovell questioned the abrupt radio transmissions end.
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Washington
Russia
Tass
Compass
London
A. C. Lovell
Navy helicopter finds hunter in Dismal Swamp area
Floyd Arner 41 of Norfolk Virginia was located by a Navy helicopter near the Dismal Swamp in northeastern North Carolina after being missing since Saturday. Ground patrols and Coast Guard helicopters had searched the area four miles north of South Mills and Arner’s two dogs and boat were recovered.
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South Mills
N.C
Navy
Floyd Arner
Norfolk
North Carolina
Elizabeth City
Coast Guard
Arner
Satur- Se
Swell Feeling Of Earning A Living
A short reflective line contemplates the desire to earn honest wages and retain what one earns, emphasizing self sustenance and dignity in work.
British Yemen Prince to Start Settlement Talks in London
Crown Prince Seiful Islam Badr began ten days of talks with British leaders in London to settle the Aden Protectorate dispute. Britain and Yemen clash over the border while fighting has flared and Yemen rich in oil faces scrutiny over alleged rebellion claims.
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London
Yemen
Selwyn Lloyd
Arabian Peninsula
Seiful Islam Badr
Britain
Aden Protectorate
Russia
State Ports Body Will Take Office
Raleigh seven new State Ports Authority members named by Gov Hodges will be sworn in tomorrow. Ben C Roberts 64 of Durham will take the oath as banking commissioner replacing the late W W Jones. Oathes will be administered by Justice R Hunt Parker in Hodges office. Also sworn in: Gen Robert L Eichelberger Forest Earl Norfleet Phillips Dowd Gray Jr William Grimes Clark Jr and others. First meeting set to elect officers as the authority will later choose an executive director to replace Col Richard S Marr who resigned December 31.
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Ben C. Roberts
Durham
Roberts
Gov. Hodges
W. W. Jones
Raleigh
R. Hunt Parker
State Supreme Court
Port Authority
Robert L. Eichleberger
Biltmore
Col
Richard S. Marr
Eisenhower to Undergo White House Health Checkup
President Eisenhower arrives at Walter Reed for his first full head to toe examination in 12 months. Doctors may release a public report as he faces a faster pace of work amid crises and a space age weapons drive. He plans a series of speeches and a birthday visit before possible golf in Augusta.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Walter Reed Army Hospital
White House
Salen
America
Russia
Oklahoma City
Augusta
Hussein Attacked by Cairo Papers Sparks Regional Tensions
Cairo papers launch a blistering campaign accusing King Hussein of secret talks with Israel and undermine Jordan. In Damascus, about 10 000 Palestinian refugees protest denouncing Jordanian dealings. Hussein counters that Egyptian leaders have sold themselves to communism.
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Cairo
Egypt
Hussein
Jordan
Israel
Damascus
Palestine
Jordan Legation
Killing Frost Whitens Carolinas Mountain Area
A killing frost blanketed the western Carolinas with Asheville at 18 degrees the coldest for November 11. Mt Mitchell Canton and Hendersonville also reported record lows as others ranged from 11 to 42 while officials forecast fair but colder conditions easing to partly cloudy and warmer tomorrow across the region.
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Carolinas Mountain
Associated Press
Carolinas
Asheville
Mt. Mitchell
United States
Canton
Hendersonville
Asheville-Hendersonville
Greenville
D. C
Charlotte
Columbia
Charleston
Raleigh
North Carolina
Mountains
South Carolina
FBI Identifies Clues in Patrolmen Slayings Manhunt Shifts to Kentucky
The FBI says evidence will identify the individuals who stole a 1957 Oldsmobile linked to the shootings of patrolmen Wister Lee Reece and J. T. Brown. Kentucky authorities press on as leads, including a Chattanooga auto, are followed. a suspected vehicle thief in Clinton, North Carolina was cleared. The search spans Kentucky, Tennessee, and North Carolina with no decisive break yet.
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Lancaster
FBI
Carolina
M. P. Chiles
Charlotte
N.C
Clinton
Kentucky
W. F. Hunt
North Carolina Highway Patrol
Millard Sharp
Georgetown
Coast Guard reviews flares as Pan Am Clipper search widens
In the Pacific three flares were sighted near the missing Pan American strato cruiser. radar planes detected flares miles apart while authorities expand the search to 172 440 square miles. The Epperson and long range Navy Constellations recheck possible contacts as hopes to find any of the 44 aboard fade.
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Philippine Sea
Honolulu
Coast Guard
Pacific
Epperson
Two Killed In Highway Collision At Burlington NC
A collision at an intersection near Hightowers Burlington killed three people including Coleman Boulware 46 of Danville Virginia driving a tobacco hogshead truck and Rosemary Lea 25 of Washington DC. The car driver Melvin Allen 20 faced manslaughter charges and six others were injured or hospitalized.
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Burlington
N.C
Here
Hightowers
Coleman Boulware
Danville
Rosemary Lea
Washington, D.C
Mildred Allen
Rt. 1
Blanche
Jack Jones
Melvin Allen
Allen
Alamance County Hospital
Melvin Brown
Lillie Ann Burwell
Thelma Coats
Washington
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R. L. Dieffenbacher
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NEA Service
Hunter
CITT
Foreign Office
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State Ports Authority
Hodges
Ike
Rtn
Ezra Benson
al Ahram
al Shaab
al Gumburia
Great White Way
Syracuse
N.Y
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