Senate leaders seek test vote on McCarthy censure compromise
Washington Republicans report ongoing talks to modify or delay the censure resolution for Sen. McCarthy. Knowland Bridges and Dirksen describe multiple discussions on a possible test vote late this week or next, with no firm terms disclosed. Case and Jenner push varied options while McCarthy warns of a censure outcome. More details on page two-A.
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Marines Hit Onslow Beach in Amphibious Drill Exercise
About 25,000 Marine Corps troops stormed Onslow Beach in a large scale amphibious landing drill. The operation featured LSTs and armored craft advancing through surf while mock atomic blasts simulated enemy retaliation and guided beachhead strategy for multiple beach sectors.
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Tobacco Prices In Decline on Belts in North Carolina
Flue cured tobacco prices fell on the Eastern and Middle belts of North Carolina while the North Carolina Virginia Old Belt held steady. The Federal Market News Service notes gains and losses balanced on the Old Belt with fluctuations mostly within a three dollar range. The market shows some improvement in leaf quality though overall conditions remain uneven.
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North Carolina Snap Beans and Cabbage Output Outlook
The NC Crop Reporting Service cites dry weather and damage from a hurricane as reducing bean yields to 70 000 bushels for the season, up 46 percent from last year’s 48 000. The forecasted bean yield is 50 bushels per acre, down 10 from last year, while the late fall cabbage crop is seen at 14 400 tons versus 19 200 last year.
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Dulles Differed With Knowland On Policy Review
Secretary of State Dulles rejected Knowland’s call for a congressional review of foreign policy and a basic shift in direction. He defended Eisenhower administration measures as strengthening free nations against Soviet pressure while disputing the idea of an atomic stalemate signaling collapse of the free world.
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Arcadia Grange Wins Top Award in National Contest
Arcadia Grange near Winston-Salem earned the National Grange Community Service top prize of 15 000 as 53 members led 75 projects including a community center. J Lee Zimmerman accepted the prize as master. Edisto Grange of Alken South Carolina received honorable mention among 4000 Granges.
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Arctic Flight Marks First Commercial Polar Crossing
The Royal Viking of Scandinavian Airlines completed the first scheduled commercial flight over the Arctic, landing in Copenhagen four minutes after departing Los Angeles. The westbound leg to Los Angeles follows with dignitaries aboard, including three Scandinavian prime ministers and a Danish prince, amid a 5800 mile record voyage.
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Two Killed and Six Injured In Head-On Crash Near Lillington
A high speed head-on collision on a highway near Lillington North Carolina killed Sgt. Eugene Holder and six Johnson passengers. Johnson's children Sheila 8 and George 3 were listed as seriously ill at Highsmith Hospital with Reta 7 dying at the hospital. The crash occurred between 1 and 2 am five miles south of Lillington on a hill crest. Coroner Grover Henderson noted mounting evidence Holder drove on the left side before the impact.
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Iteville
Atomic Offer Hailed by Western Diplomats at U.N.
United Nations diplomats hailed the U.S. offer of 220 pounds of fissionable material for atomic reactors as a major step toward atoms for peace. Lodge announced the plan to the Political Committee, noting it could fuel 30 to 40 new reactors, with intent to channel fuel through a new international agency.
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Hodges Supports News Coverage and Budget Talks
Gov. Hodges endorsed separating North Carolina prisons from the highway agency and said reporters should freely cover legislative proceedings. He declined to preview budget plans before the 1955 General Assembly and noted ongoing talks with the Advisory Budget Commission. He commented on the Supreme Court school desegregation brief and left unclear views on repealing the Secrecy Law.
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Fulbright slams Knowland on dangerous talk of red win
Fulbright denounced Knowland's assertion that coexistence and atomic stalemate could yield a Communist victory as dangerous talk. Johnson supported policy review. Knowland defended U.S. strength while denying defense budget cuts denigrate the armed forces. Eisenhower warned against treaties that bind the free world.
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State Convention Opens Baptists Asked For Institution Funds
In Charlotte North Carolina the Baptist State Convention opened its 124th session with a call for churches to boost giving to the Cooperative Program by 20 percent next year. The General Board proposes a target of 2 725 000 for the program, up from 2 275 000 this year, across 3 107 churches. Total contributions last year reached 4 494 668 from a 29 159 190 total.
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Lionel Barrymore Dies at 76 in Hollywood
Hollywood mourns Lionel Barrymore, 76, a titan of stage and screen, who died at Valley Hospital after a coma lasting 19 hours. Arthritis and heart congestion were factors. survived by sister Ethel Barrymore, with brother John deceased earlier.
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Reuther to Speak in Greensboro Tonight on CIO Plan
Walter P. Reuther head of CIO and UAW will address Aycock Auditorium on The CIO Program for Southern Workers. The event targets Cone Mills Corp employees and underscores labor efforts in the region.
Coroner testifies imprint from surgical instrument found on pillow
Cleveland July murder trial details coroner Dr. Samuel R. Gerber testifying about a surgical instrument imprint and blood stains on Marilyn Sheppard's pillow. He described the imprint and stain as evidence in the case against neuro-surgeon Samuel H. Sheppard, who denies involvement in his wife's death.
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Supreme Court Receives Mixed Advice on Desegregation Decree
The Supreme Court heard a range of proposals on how to craft a decree ending public school segregation. States and interest groups urged immediate or staged integration, with North Carolina warning of potential riots and Florida urging time to manage integration challenges. The court plans oral arguments the week of December 6 to interpret the May 17 ruling.
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