United States pledge on Korean incidents at UN meeting
The United States told the United Nations General Assembly Political Committee that any incident involving American servicemen in Korea would be investigated and met with appropriate military action. Rep. Judd spoke for the U S delegation as allied nations pushed a resolution for a unified democratic Korea amid Korea tensions.
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United Nations
N.Y
United States
U. N
U. S
Walter H. Judd
R-Minn
General Assembly
Korea
Republic of Korea
Pineau Heads to Washington to Press Tunisia Arms Stance
French Foreign Minister Christian Pineau travels to Washington to seek U.S. and British curbs on arms shipments to Tunisia. Officials say Dulles may refuse guarantees, limiting French influence on U.S. policy toward Tunisia and Algeria. Pineau aims to end shipments and win U.S. backing, while France fears Tunisian arms reaching Algerian rebels.
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Paris
Christian Pineau
United States
U.S
Tunisia
Pineau
Dulles
Washington
France
U.N
Algeria
Unc
I Am Not Ignorant I Am Just Stupid
An honest man admits error and argues many blunders come from stupidity not ignorance. We educate ourselves, stay informed, and know proper conduct yet blurt unkind or unnecessary statements. The remedy is measuring words and treating others as we wish to be treated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. L. Dieffenbacher
D.D
NEA Service
Suspects Sought In Two States
North Carolina highway patrolmen hunted for fugitive Wetzel from Willard New York after a 1951 Ford sedan visit to a Fort Lauderdale gas station. A gun in the car and a lip scar linked him to the November 5 NC killings. Police in multiple cities widened alerts as Wetzel eluded capture. In Norfolk a report tied a second man to the case but no arrest followed.
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Fort Lauderdale
Fla
North Carolina
Here
Broward
Dade
Wetzel
Willard
N.Y
Wister Lee Reece
J. T. Brown
Norfolk
Frank E. Wetzel
FBI
Hector Hernados
San Francisco
Calif
Soviet claim of decisive missiles sparks debate
A Soviet marshal touts intercontinental missiles as decisive for future war while American scientist Dr. Fred Singer argues satellite launches show only partial evidence. Martin Co. is named as prime contractor for Vanguard rocket tests amid political calls for a strong space defense response.
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Washington
Russia
Martin Co
Vanguard
Democratic Advisory Council
S.barentsev
Pravda
Barentsev
Barentsevy
Soviet Union
S. S. Varetsov
Fred Singer
Maryland Astrophysicist
Navy May Launch Satellite Early
The Navy said it may launch a small six inch satellite next month and, if successful, accelerate plans to place a fully instruments 20 inch satellite into orbit ahead of March target. Original plan called for three test vehicles with six inch spheres, first due in December. A successful six inch orbit could drop the remaining tests.
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Washington
Ae Navy
Eisenhower
Truman Favors Middle-Roader For 1960 Nominee
Former President Truman hints the 1960 Democratic candidate should appeal to urban Northern voters without alienating the South. He favors a middle-road figure akin to his 1948 campaign, supportive of school integration but not aggressively pushing civil rights to avoid Southern backlash. He contrasts Meyner and Williams as likely nominees, noting Williams is more vocal on the issue.
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Washington
Democratic Party
Truman
Big City
South
Supreme Court
Robert B. Meyner
New Jersey
G. Mennen Williams
Michigan
Williams
Eisenhower
Little Rock
Ark
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Midwest
Gold Thieves Strike Cabarrus County Dentists
In Concord and Kannapolis over the weekend gold thieves burglarized at least seven dental offices. About $500 in scrap gold and dental crowns were stolen, with losses including Dr. Matt Patterson, Dr. J. P. Reese, Dr. W. R. Fisher, Freeman C. Slaughter, Dr. J. Hugh Parks, and Dr. Wendell L. Uzzell.
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Concord
N.C
Cabarrus County
Kannapolis
Matt Patterson
J. P. Reese
W. R. Fisher
Freeman C. Slaughter
J. Hugh Parks
Wendell L. Uzzell
Brown E. Morgan
Communist Chiefs Head For Prague
Western observers expect ongoing round table talks in Prague as Communist leaders travel from Moscow for the 40th Bolshevik anniversary and the state funeral of Zapotocky. Voroshilov arrived in Prague while other leaders head to the Czech capital amid talk of broader Communist cooperation and Maoist influence.
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Moscow
Prague
Klementi Y. Voroshilov
Zapotocky
Czech
Mao
Rains Flood Anderson Streets From Heavy Storm
Almost four inches of rain drenched Anderson South Carolina flooding streets and knocking out telephones. A 24 hour total of 3.83 inches ended at 7 30 a m caused road and culvert damage while a house was struck by lightning. Other Carolinas towns reported scattered rainfall.
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Associated Press
Anderson
S.C
Carolinas
Greenville
D.C
Asheville
Charlotte
Columbia
Greensboro
Raleigh
Charleston
Myrtle Beach
Wilmington
Stevenson Dulles Meet To Seek Joint U S Policy Shift
Adlai Stevenson and John Foster Dulles meet to explore united action on U S defense postures amid Russian rocketry fears. Stevenson plans talks with President Eisenhower who is vacationing in Augusta Georgia as U S tobacco imports rise with higher leaf use and lower tariffs.
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Adlai Stevenson
State Department
John Foster Dulles
Stevenson
Washington
U. S
Eisenhower
Augusta
New York
Department of
Cashier Forced To Strip In Bank Robbery Near Winston-Salem
Bandit robbed the King branch of State Planters Bank in Walnut Cove, forcing cashier D. L. Coleman to strip at gunpoint before fleeing in a turquoise 1956 Chevrolet. About $2,000 to $3,000 taken in singles through twenties, no witnesses inside. Bank president Jacob Fulton said the town has limited banking since 1930.
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NATO
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Dulles
State Department
Eisenhower
Augusta
White House
James C. Hagerty
Stevenson
Washington
Paris
Hagerty
Coleman
Jacob Fulton
Walnut Cove
Winston-Salem
Fulton
W. G. Johnson
Stokes County
Planters, Bank
Seven Escape From Indiana Jail Sparks manhunt
Seven inmates escaped a Gary area jail early today by forcing window bars with a metal table leg. Sheriff Jack West warned residents to avoid strangers and to call police if they see a coatless man. The fugitives, including murder suspects, fled toward Gary in a stolen car. one man, George R. Brown, was awaiting trial for murder.
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Luding
Jack West
West
John Dillinger
Gary
Crown Point
George R. Brown
East
Brown
Mildred Drigonis
Lana Brock
Arthur R. Carr
Myle K. Pointer
Eugene H. Smith
Chicago
Wallace Mohammed
James Norman
Mack K. Dow
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