Truman Eisenhower meetings to align on world policy
Officials say the November 15 briefing outlines two talks between President Truman and President-elect Eisenhower to share views on Korea armistice terms and U.S. policy. Plans call for naming foreign and defense aides by Dec. 1 and integrating their teams with current administrations to ensure a smooth transition.
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Police Screen 200 Africans in Nairobi Sweep
Kenya police and troops with armored cars and reconnaissance planes rounded up 200 Kikuyus for screening at Thomsons Fall, a Mau Mau trouble area. Forty three were detained in the operation conducted today in the British East Africa colony.
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Acheson to Confer With Eisenhower Over Korea Policy
U S Secretary of State Acheson will seek assurances from President-elect Eisenhower next week on Korea policy. Acheson will attend Eisenhower Truman talks to gauge Ike's approach to repatriation of prisoners and other UN issues as delegations grow uneasy about potential policy shifts.
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McCloy Leads Early Pool for Secretary of State Prospects
Washington dispatch notes John J. McCloy, former U.S. high commissioner to Germany, emerging as a top choice for secretary of state in Eisenhower's incoming cabinet. Speculation centers on four candidates for State and Defense posts, including John Foster Dulles, Paul Hoffman, and Sen. Henry Cabot Lodge Jr. Lodge seen as likely to head the Defense Department.
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Coal Miners Seek Special Considerations on Wage Boost
Documents show John L. Lewis and much of the soft coal industry urged Economic Stabilizer Roger Putnam to grant special considerations for the 1.90 daily wage boost for 375,000 miners. A public hearing is set, with the Wage Stabilization Board having lowered the raise to 1.50.
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Army Starts Building Its Own Aviation Unit
Army chief General J Lawton Collins announced a memorandum with the Air Force to create an Army aviation force of about 2200 aircraft including 1100 cargo helicopters and 1000 light fixed wing planes. The effort aims to lift men and weapons within combat zones while not duplicating Air Force airlift for airborne troops.
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AEC Hints At Ending Tests As H Bomb Report Emerges
Washington dispatch says the Atomic Energy Commission seems to wait the end of its test series before commenting on reports of an H bomb detonation at Eniwetok. AEC will issue a statement to the President and public when feasible. President Truman or President-elect Eisenhower may handle any formal announcement.
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Engineering Foundation to Meet at NC State College
The North Carolina Engineering Foundation will hold its annual meeting at North Carolina State College on December 11. L. L. Ray said committee reports and a talk by Dean J. H. Lampe of the School of Engineering will highlight the meeting. A farm income tax short course for those who assist others in filing returns will run Monday through Wednesday next week at NC State College Extension Division.
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Tobacco prices ease on eastern and middle belt markets
Raleigh reports flue cured tobacco prices continued down this week across Eastern Middle and Old Belts. Eastern Belt averages held near last week with 19,701,146 pounds sold at 45.41 per hundred. Middle Belt sales reached 12,598,188 pounds at 47.88 per hundred, down 3.61 from the prior week as demand weakened.
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13th Annual Accounting and Taxation Symposium Opens
The 13th annual Symposium on Accounting and Taxation will open in Chapel Hill tomorrow. Sponsored by the North Carolina Association of Certified Public Accountants with the University of North Carolina and Duke University, sessions run through Tuesday.
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UNC faculty win Ford Foundation research grants
Three University of North Carolina professors receive Ford Foundation awards of 5500 each for research in human behavior related fields. Recipients include Dr. Thomas H. Carroll dean of business, Dr. Alexander Heard political science professor, and Dr. Daniel O. Price sociology professor and research professor at the Institute for Research in Social Science.
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Duke to Host North Carolina AIEE Fall Meeting
Duke University will host the North Carolina section of the American Institute of Electrical Engineers next Friday. About 200 electrical engineers from across the state are expected, with a highlight being a demonstration of the 4,000,000 volt Van de Graaff nuclear accelerator in the Duke physics building.
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NC State College botanist dies in accidental shooting
Acting Coroner W P Whitley ruled the death of 37 year old Dr William Basil Fox an accidental shooting by his four year old son Stephen during a playful bedroom tussle in the Fox home. Fox lay in bed when he was shot. Funeral services were held in Raleigh and his body was sent to Talcott West Virginia for burial.
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Southern Economic Association elects new president
U Ratchford of Duke University won the presidency at the 22nd annual meeting in Florida. He succeeds George W Stocking of Vanderbilt University and has served as first vice president in 1951 52 and directed this year's conference program.
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Knotty Coplon Spy Case Hangs On Rehearing Dilemma
The Judith Coplon espionage saga remains unresolved as courts demand a new trial while the Justice Department fears further disclosures. The Supreme Court refused to intervene, leaving the incoming administration to decide whether to retry the former Justice Department employee who was convicted in 1949.
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Reds Fight On Sniper Ridge Amid Stalemate
South Korean troops advanced to Pinpoint Hill and drove Chinese forces back toward cave positions on Sniper Ridge while U S air strikes pummeled a tunnel network known as the Yoke. Jackson Heights near Chorwon changed hands twice with brief Allied retakes and withdrawals.
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Soldiers Get No Time Off For Holidays
The Defense Department announced that basic training continues through Christmas and New Year for most recruits. Army personnel in advanced training or assigned to tactical units may receive about eight days of leave, with a Dec 20 to Jan 5 suspension of all but basic training. Navy and Air Force schedules differ, while the Marine Corps limits leave for replacement personnel. Regional commands urge liberal leave for other staff, and some training periods may be extended to permit a Christmas break.
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Senator Smith seeks data on alleged communist links at Duke
Raleigh November 15 Senator Willis Smith asked former state American Legion commander Robert Morris to obtain reliable information on communist activity at Duke University from Elizabethtown resident Louis Parker. Parker cited teachers at Duke making contacts with the Communist Party and said he learned this through Legion channels. Duke officials call Parker statements unfounded. Parker acted as an individual, not as Legion representative.
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Taft Sees Senate Leadership Race Wide Open
Cincinnati November 15 U S Senator Robert A Taft said the race for Republican floor leadership in the Senate is wide open and he would not say if he is interested should Styles Bridges of New Hampshire step down The Ohio senator heads the GOP Policy Committee and noted the selection will be decided when the senators meet and discuss He said he would return to Washington on Tuesday
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Weather Summary: Daytime High 18 Tonight 4
Today's forecast calls for a high of 18 and a low of 4 percent. Last night’s low was 42 with a high of 45 yesterday. The sun sets at 5 12 today and rises at 4 58 tomorrow.
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