Adlai Stevenson Rejecs NATO Comment Role in Paris Talks
White House confirms Adlai Stevenson declined to help prepare an American program for the NATO meeting in Paris. He will, however, provide public comment after the program is ready. President Eisenhower plans to head the U S delegation. Dulles invited Stevenson to participate in drafting the proposal.
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Washington
White House
Adlai Stevenson
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
James C. Hagerty
Stevenson
Eisenhower
NATO
Paris
Hagerty
Secretary of State
Dulles
The Eternal Foundations Beyond Saucers and Fads
The author argues that interest in flying saucers faded after no disasters occurred and urges readers to anchor beliefs in timeless divine foundations. He stresses that God and His teachings of love faith and hope must be practiced continuously, not switched on and off like fleeting interests.
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God
No Reports On Satellites From Services
Smithsonian Astrophysical Ob servatory notes no observation reports on Russian satellites from any U. S. armed forces. Dr. Fred L. Whipple urges Army Navy or Air Forces officials to submit sightings. He says Sputnik I and II remain in orbit though not visible from the United States at common viewing times.
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Cambridge
Mass
Smithsonian Astrophysical Observatory
U. S
Fred L. Whipple
Observatory
Army
Navy
Smithsonian
Sydney
Australia
Russia
United States
Whippie
Earth
Suspect in NC patrol killings tied to KY chase
Federal and state officers pressed an pursuit of Chester Patterson 37 of New Castle PA after a hitchhiker matching the killer’s description resurfaced in Owensboro Kentucky. A wrecker stolen in Richmond KY and a 1957 Ford were found abandoned near Louisville, suggesting the same suspect. Patterson, arrested on a vagrancy charge, was said to be possibly armed and dangerous as FBI agents keyed new evidence to identify the armed killer who shot North Carolina patrolmen.
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Owensboro
North Carolina
North Carolina Highway Patrol
D. C. Lewis
Chester Patterson
New Castle
Louisville
Ray L. Fausst
Richmond
Kentucky
Faust
Wister Lee Reece
J. T. Brown
Patterson
Cincinnati
Charlotte
N.C
FBI
M. P. Chiles
U.S. Moon May Carry Living Thing
A U S satellite program may test a living organism in space next year though dogs are unlikely. Officials say science committee will decide on adding life experiments based on early Vanguard launches and space remaining weight. The plan hinges on IGY closing in 1958 and results of six prior launches.
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Washington
U. S
U.S
Vanguard
Vanguards
Hagen
IGY
Eisenhower to Review Space Defense Spending Plans
President Eisenhower, in good health after two prior illnesses, plans a National Security Council meeting with Vice President Nixon and Percival Brundage to assess defense spending. Secretaries McElroy and Quarles met with him on the topic. The medical report from Walter Reed notes his excellent health post-recovery.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Nixon
Secret Treasury
Percival Brundage
National Security Council
Russia
Secre
Defense McElroy
Donald Quarles
White House
Walter Reed Army Hospital
Walter Reed Hospital
Howard M. Snymore
Philippines Vote Garcia Aided by Typhoon Across Luzon
The Philippines presidential race看到 Garcia aided by Typhoon Kit sweeping Luzon, damaging polling sites and delaying voters. Opponents Yulo and Manahan faced reduced turnout as storm battered central and northern Luzon, while Recto and Oan lino were largely out. Garcia led as polls closed and officials warned outcome may take time to confirm amid isolated violence.
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Manila
Carlos P. Garcia
Luzon
Philippine
Kit
South China Sea
Garcia
Jose Yulo
Liberal Party
Manuel P. Manahan
The
Progressives
Carlo M. Recto
Antonio Oanlino
Magsaysay
Professional Thief Cannot Escape British Welfare State
Henry Corke nicknamed Stopper, a career thief, fought a magistrate court over unemployment insurance. He was fined 2 pounds and ordered to pay 16 pounds 5 shillings arrears. the judge ruled he is a nonemployed person eligible for benefits if unemployed. Stopper disputes his status while boasting about earnings and other crimes.
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London
Henry (Stopper) Corke
Stopper
Insurance Ministry
North London
Frank Milton
Newsmen Say South Is Calm
A roundtable at SNPA notes scattered Southern racial violence is easing. Little Rock's crisis is linked to Governor Faubus’s National Guard action. Virulent resistance remains, yet Georgia shows some openness while Mississippi and North Carolina indicate mixed progress and caution about school integration. Louisiana already integrates colleges with 150 Black students.
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Boca Raton
Fla
Assn
J. N. Heiskell
Little Rock (Ark
Little Rocks
Heiskell
Central High School
Little Rock
Georgia
Bert Struby
Macon Telegraph and News
Atlanta
Louis P. Cashme, Jr
Vicksburg (Miss
Mississippi
North Carolina
Holt McPherson
High Point Enterprise
Charles P. Manship Jr
The
Baton Rouge State Times and Advocate
Louisiana
Air Force KC-135 sets world nonstop flight record to Argentina
General Curtis E. LeMay piloted a KC 135 Stratotanker from Westover AFB Massachusetts to Buenos Aires Argentina covering 6 350 miles in 13 hours 2 minutes setting a new nonstop no refueling jet flight distance record. The flight carried 18 crew members and featured new communications gear as part of a test for global transport duties.
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Curtis E. LeMay
Air Force
Western Air Force Base
Mass
LeMay
Buenos Aires
Donald W. Saunders
57Th Air Division
William P. Fisher
Eighth Air Force
Charles L. Gandy
Edwards
Calif
Westover Air Force Base
Massachusetts
U.S. Air Force
Washington
Argentina
Eisenhower
Pedro Aramburu
Westover
West
Strategic Air Command
Autles
New Banks Official Is Sworn In
Ben R. Roberts of Durham Bank and Trust Co. was sworn in as North Carolina Commissioner of Banks by Associate Justice R. Hunt Parker. Roberts, 64, will serve the remainder of W. W. Jones’s term ending April 1959 and plans to resign from other public posts.
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Raleigh
Ben R. Roberts
Durham Bank & Trust Co
R. Hunt Parker
State Supreme Court
North Carolina
Roberts
Capitol
Gov
Hodges
W. W. Jones
Jones
Salisbury
Durham
Durham Bank
Citizens National Bank
Patrol Alert Issued For Green 1953 Mercury Sedan
The North Carolina State Highway Patrol issued a 1 PM alert for a two tone green 1953 Mercury with Kentucky plates. The slayer of two patrolmen was described as a young dark skinned man with several bandages on his body. The vehicle headed north on US 220 or west on US 74 after leaving the Greensboro bus station.
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Rockingham
N.C
State Highway Patrol
Greensboro
Kentucky
U.S. 220
U.S. 74
North Carolina
Tennessee
Chattanooga
Price Rise Halt Is Predicted Commentary on 1958 inflation trends
Washington economists foresee inflation easing somewhat in 1958 as wholesale prices and inventories show signs of softening while wage costs rise. They warn, however, that a two to four year union contracts will push hourly pay and factory earnings up about a penny per hour monthly, potentially offset by reduced hours or layoffs if a business downturn begins.
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Washington
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R. L. Dieffenbacher
D.D
NEA Service
U.S. Moon
Ike
Vigor
Philippines
Jesus Vaz
Nacionalista Party
Bob
South
New Banks
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