Greensboro Mother Held In Son Death
Naomi Louise Clonch of Greensboro is charged with first degree murder in the death of her infant son Harold Eugene Clonch. An autopsy by Herbert Z. Land found skull fracture, fractured leg and spine, with burns from placing the child on a blanket atop an oil stove. The mother reportedly said the child began dying as the burns occurred. The couple also has a son, James A. Clonch Jr.
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Naomi Louise Clench
Greensboro
Naomi Louise Clonch
Herbert Z. Land
Harold Eugene Clonch
Lund Ities
Lund
James A. Clonch Jr
Amendment Sought In Virginia Education Plan
Gov. Stanley's commission urged immediate constitutional amendment to permit using state funds for private school education to avoid enforced racial integration. The plan calls for tuition grants and local option pupil assignment, with a limited constitutional convention only if needed. The panel urged action after a court ruling restricting public funds for rival schools.
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Thomas B. Stanley
Education Study Commission
Virginia
Schoors
Virginia c
Callete Maer Rearmiie
Aky
Commission
Supreme Court of Appeals
Dace Gray
Waverly
Faure Wins Confidence Vote Amid Political Turmoil
In Paris on November 12 the National Assembly backed Premier Faure 285 to 247 on the confidence motion concerning ending the mandate and reforming the system. Faure faced pressure from ministers and communists as he pledged to seek quick elections while President Coty dealt with personal tragedy.
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Garanee
Fly
Faure
Adaaie Tes Frselly
Minists
Rene Coty
Coty
Sedan Center
Eld
Assembly
New West German Wehrmacht Appears in Uniform
BON Germany November 12 West Germany launched its new Wehrmacht and called up the first 101 volunteers for a 500000 strong force by 1959. Defense Minister Theodor handed call up papers in a simple ceremony as a dozen went in uniform amid a quiet tone without a band or fanfare.
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Germany
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Geneva
Atlantic Alliance
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Theodor
Argentine Crisis Deepens Under Lonardi Regime
Reports say the Peron-era crisis grows as Lonardi consolidates power with a reshuffled cabinet. Observers note the president vanished from public view while the Supreme Court and cabinet resign, signaling a volatile shift in Argentina's government amid military faction divisions.
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Lonardi
Adem Tsane
Rajan
Navy Ry
Eduardo Ae
Antry
Tors
Ee Zoane
Eduardo Busso
NBC
Robert Lindley
Buenos Aires
Supreme Court
Tertor
Sasuan D. Peron
Russia and West States Rekindle Geneva Spirit in Talks
Washington date shows leaders in late discussions aiming to reopen an office in Gettysburg Pennsylvania near a presidential farm. The ailing president, back at the White House after recovery, is reported to have golf as he resumes normal duties while aides describe cautious steps and sunlit moments at the Fitzsimons Hospital through the recovery period.
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Washington
Gettysburg
White House
Eisenhower
Denver
Harvey Georges
Associated Press
Grid Results From College Football Scores
Duke 41 over South Carolina 7 and North Carolina State 26 over Notre Dame 27. UNC 7, Pitt 26. West Virginia 7, Wake Forest 13. Virginia 7, Richmond 0. Vanderbilt 20, Tulane 7. Auburn 16, Georgia 13. TOU 47, Texas H
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UN Truce Supervisor Optimistic Amid Talks On Frontiers
The UN truce supervisor voiced cautious optimism as talks stalled over enforcement and a safe perimeter along the Israeli Egyptian frontier. Burns planned further conferences in Jerusalem while Western powers pressed for firm action and resumed arms shipments to Egypt, amid shifting diplomacy.
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Itseo
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Auja
el Auja
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David Ben-Gurion
United States
Britain
Khrushchev Talks Of New Soviet Jet Bomber
Nikita Khrushchev said the Soviet Union has a jet airliner developed from a medium bomber with a 5,000 kilometer range. He noted it could reach northern Europe, North Africa, or Turkey and warned reporters not to tell Gen. Gruenther, stressing the secret might get out.
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Soviet Communist Party
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Ause
NATO
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Africa
Turkey
Brazil Restores calm as revolt ends
Brazil returned to normal after a swift bloodless revolt that ousted temporary president Carlos Coimbra da Luz. Nereu Ramos, 66, became Brazil’s third president in four days with army and Congress backing the move.
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Brazil
Rio de Janeiro
Henrique Teixeira Lott
Lott
Carlos Coimbra da Luz
Ramos
Law and Order
Sen
Congress
Talmandare
E ‘Ardo
Sao Paulo
Senate
Two Dead In Quebec Landslide At Nicolet
A landslide along the Nicolet River swept part of a palace complex, killing two men and leaving a brother missing. Rescue teams reported bodies recovered and feared another death as further slides threatened a post office and bank near the river.
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Nicolet
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Que
Es - Ry
E. Mecie
Neaby
Gegore
Montreal
Mercier
Sewane Se
Boisvert
Ike More Or Less On Own Now Says Dr Paul White
In Mass on November 12 Dr Paul D White said President Eisenhower's condition has improved and he is entering a new phase of convalescence. White noted the diet has increased to 1800 calories from 1600 and will be liberalized gradually while remaining limited in fat.
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Paul D. White
Mass
Eisenhower
White
Denver-to-Washington
Boston
Dr. White
Big Four Agree On 6 Points At Geneva Meeting
In Geneva Russia and Western nations discuss a six point disarmament agenda. They call for outlawing all forms of war including atomic warfare and for universal arms reduction. They seek UN backed international control for atomic weapons and a broad disarmament program despite early Western Soviet disagreements.
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Russia
United Nations
Ing
United Nations Meat Subcommittee
Trent
West
Weat
Idea
U. S
Young mother in Athens delivers sixth child in six years
Delores Maxine Wilfong 19, married at 14, gave birth to a baby girl at Arms Hospital. Husband Charles Wilfong, a steelworker from near Guysville, works for Electromat Co. in Marietta. The couple already has four daughters and two sons.
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Ohio
Delores Maxine Wilfong
Arms Hospital
Charles
Guysville
Here
Wilfong
Electromat Co
Marietta
Western powers push for swift action against Middle East aggression
United States Britain and France coordinate policy to deter new war in the Middle East. They discuss sanctions possibly backed by air and naval blockade, and urge joint consultation before arming any state. The three leaders also touch on Vietnam elections and UN armistice issues.
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Adlai Stevenson
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Ters
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Britain
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Jon Allo Ts
Middle Tae
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