Eisenhower holds intensive Cabinet work session in Maryland lodge
President Eisenhower meets with his Cabinet and White House staff at a rustic Thurnmont lodge for a preparatory session on the State of the Union message. Key aides McCann and Harlow, plus Henry Cabot Lodge Jr., join as the administration plans policy and speech details for Congress.
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Thurmont
Eisenhower
White House
Congress
Kevin McCann
Bryce Harlow
National Security Council
Henry Cabotte Jr
U. S
U.N
Air
Agriculture Bensom
James C. Hagerty
Camp David
Te Dutles
Defense Wilson
Laurel Lodge
Treasury Refinancing Faces Possible Delay Amid Tight Money Market
The Treasury weighs delaying a planned 12 billion dollar refinancing of government securities as money markets stay tight after the Federal Reserve's credit crackdown. Tax receipts rising may reduce immediate need for new financing, while 91 day bills surged to 2.440 percent, the highest since 1953, signaling strained liquidity and potential postponement of Dec 15 maturity operations.
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Washington
Federal Reserve Board
Treasury
Stockholm Vessel Delayed Reaches Wilmington After Storm
The Stockholm is 24 hours late due to stormy weather while en route from Bermuda. Gov. Luther Hodges and North Carolina Automobile Wholesalers Association members aboard faced radio contact issues, with the ship dock expected at 6 a.m. tomorrow after a rough voyage.
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Wilmington
N.C
U. S
Stockholm
Bera
Luther Hodges
North Carolina Automobile Wholesalers Assn
Bermuda
The
Charleston
New York
Seaboard
Cotton Situation Deplored At State Promoting Committee
Shaw urged an import quota over tariff hikes as cotton faces a surplus and stiff foreign competition. Speakers warned of the “hell of a mess” and called for Washington officials to fix the issue while noting new allied support from textile manufacturers.
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Shaw
State Cotton Promotion Committee
Washington
Cottonite Institute
Jase
Thomas B. Upchurch
Raeford
N.C. Cotton Growers Assn
Five Red Officials Executed in Georgia Purge After Beria Downfall
A Tiflis broadcast lists five Georgian officials executed after Beria's purge with a possible sixth. Named are Rukhadze former internal security minister, Rokova former internal affairs commissar, Tserteli former official, and Paramanov and Nadaraia among others. Riarmi may be the sixth.
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Moscow
Oe Os
Tiflis
Ihe
Icte
Rukhadze
Internal Security
Ministry of One Affairs
Beria
Rokova
Tserteli
Riarmi
Paramanov
Nadaraia
Russia
Georgia
Japan Won't Approve Cotton Goods Exports to U.S.
Tokyo said it would no longer approve export contracts for four cotton items seen as most competitive in the American market including grey cloth velveteen and corduroy. The move follows charges that cheap Japanese cottons flood the United States market and affects American importers and producers.
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Tokyo
United States
America
Sabrejet Crashes Near Kangnung Coast
A U S Sabrejet crashed five miles west of Kangnung on the east coast today. One crewman was killed. The air force withheld the victim’s name pending notification of next of kin.
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Seoul
Kangnung
Killae
U. S
Jury Declines Indictment in Found $50,000 Case
A Dallas grand jury declined to indict a young Negro laborer identified as Jackson Davis after he found $50,000 in Corsicana Texas. The owner, W D Felder Jr, claimed no ownership but suggested the money might belong to a fate. Davis was jailed then released and has sued Sheriff Decker and deputies for return of 45170 now in federal custody amid multiple claims. Davis had been arresting for felony theft and had begun purchasing a car and making a home down payment.
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Dallas
Jackson Davis
Corsicana
Tex
W. D. Felder Jr
Davis
Bill Decker
Tom Marsh
Joe Ellis
Felder
Khrushchev and Bulganin Tour Bhakra Dam in India Visit
Premier Bulganin and Khrushchev toured India's Bhakra Nagal irrigation power project with American dam builder Harvey Slocum. They viewed the 680 foot concrete dam as a potential model for progress and discussed self-reliance in development amid a mile long tour.
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Bhakra
India
Bulganin
Nikita
Khrushchev
Slocum
United States
Indi Kremlin
Torrential Rains Flood Bogotá Neighborhoods
Two days of heavy rain flood more than 100 families in sub urban areas around Plicene and El Banty on the Magdalena river, with widespread inundation across Bogotá.
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Bogota
Colombia
Plicene
el Banty
Magdalena Ver
New York Trip Tops Little People's Coloring Contest Prizes
Santa offers grand prize a three day all expense trip to New York City for winner and a parent plus a stay at Statler Hotel. The trip includes NBC TV tour, Perry Como show, and a drive to the Em pire State Building. National winners receive Encyclopaedia Britannica Junior sets bikes radios and more. Local High Point entries can win 144 coloring books.
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New York City
ABCAV
New York
Statler
Thomas F. Troy
The
Chevrolet
Mire State Building
Radio City Music Hall
Perry Como
Perry
High Point
Walt Scott Vv. T. Hamlin
Walt Scott
Les Turner
W. T. Hamlin
Ernest Lynn
NEA Service, Inc
Cleveland
Ohio
Tobacco program torn by debates at North Carolina Farm Bureau meeting
North Carolina Farm Bureau leaders and officials discussed farm price supports, labor cost shifts, and the tobacco program. Greene stressed tobacco farmers will earn about 520 million dollars from this year's flue cured crop and urged not to jeopardize the program. New Coker tobacco varieties faced opposition from German manufacturers and State College researchers cited lacking aroma and flavor, though Coker Pedigreed Seed Co. argued the varieties are acceptable.
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Raleigh
The
N.C. Farm Bureau Federation
Shuman
Farm Bureau
Greene
North Carolina
Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service
State Farm Reau
A. D. Williams
R. Flake
North Carolina State College
Carl T. Hicks
Walstenburg
Hicks
W. E. Colwell
Tobacco Research
State College
U.S
Hartsville
D.C
Coker Pedigreed Seed Co
C. Hoyt Rogers
Robert R. Coker
Airline stewardess shot aboard LA bound flight by jilted lover
Seattle reporting vivid account of Sally Shedd 25 killed by Robert Clendenin a former boyfriend aboard a United Airlines LA bound plane. He shot himself after another passenger tried to subdue him. Witnesses recalled the attack and the killer leaving the aircraft to die.
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Seattle
Air Force
United Air Lines
Sally Shedd
Brazilian lawmakers oppose cafe in Brazil crisis
In Rio de Janeiro Brazil's Congress and army moved to protect provisional President Nereu Ramos from Joao Cafe Filho's bid to resume the presidency. Amid fears of a coup the army ousted Luz and installed Ramos. Cafe Filho was released from hospital and announced his return to full duties.
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Rio DE Janeira
Brazil
Nereu Ramos
Joao Cafe Filho
Cor Dhone
Supreme Onan
Sao Paulo
Rio
Chamber of Deputies
Carlos Coimbra de Luz
Cheaen
Cafe
Lazi
Ramos
Congress
The
Republic
Baghdad Pact Powers Push Ahead
The five Pact members pressed ahead with early steps to create a regional defense organization with links to NATO and SEATO. British powers U. S. observers attended sessions at Zahour Palace as informants noted aims to finish the work by tonight. Prime Minister Macmillan said the conference seeks to ensure no political differences hinder securing the region from aggression.
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Baghdad
Iraq
Zahour Palace
U. S
Whn
North Atlantic
NATO
Southeast Asia Treaty Organization
Britain
Turkey
Pakistan
Macmillan
William Tell stunt ends in death in Knox County
In Knoxville Tennessee Raymond V. Baker a 40 year old man died from a pistol bullet wound after a drinking party Bowerman his friend 40 was charged with manslaughter Capt Bates Wrinkle said Bowerman and witness Bill McCall 30 gave the account The men after drinking at a tavern went to Bowerman’s rural home where Bowerman shot at a pepper box and inadvertently killed Baker who had placed a pepper box on his head
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Clendenin
Air Force
Ore
Miss Shedd Stout
Stout
Beverly Denton
Lake Gene
Miriam K. Garland
Shereiff
Jim Graddon
Miss Shedd
New York
Cnnease
Chicago
Graddon
Raymond V. Baker
Knox County
James Bowerman
Bates Wrinkle
Bowerman
Bill McCall
Baker
McCall
Caged confinement at institution questioned by experts
A three member committee found boys confined in rooms with heavy metal doors and three in cage cells at a state institution for mental defectives. Governor Johnson requested the inspection and the panel condemned confinement as a substitute for therapy.
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A. Gasupe
Cing School
Ed C. Johnson
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