Informers Ruled Out By Judge
Judge Youngdahl rules out informers in passport denial cases. Leonard New York attorney contends he is ineligible for passport facilities under Regulation 51.135. The judge says a quasijudicial hearing must allow the applicant to know and refute the evidence used, ordering a hearing for Boudin within 20 days.
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Eee
Youngdahi
Leonard
New York
Communist Party
Boudin
Youngdahl Sa
Youngdah
State Department
Daring Tug Rescues 37 Marooned Visitors From Texas Tower
Seaman Carlough captained the 174 foot tug El Sol to remove 37 visitors marooned since last Thursday on the Texas tower 110 miles off Cape Cod. They were transferred in a large basket amid 25 foot waves and strong winds, with two bow anchors lost.
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Boston
Teaey Oheeedarian
Sommeannne
Texas Tower
Cape Cod
Baggie Wl Carlough
Associated Press
J. Walter Green
Tom Barrett
Navy Brass
el Sol
Two Price Plan for Cotton Suggested by Gathings
Gathings proposes a two price plan to allocate domestic cotton to nine million bales and cushion farmers when market prices fall. He argues it would cut surpluses, protect U.S. exports, and help regain world markets while safeguarding domestic textile makers with possible subsidies.
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U.S
Gathings
Sesnt
Sven
Monaiee
U. S
House Agriculture Committee
Wholesaler Proposes Breakup of General Motors
Tennessee wholesaler John W. Duke urged the General Motors Corp to be broken into separate operations and applied the idea to other giants. He testified before the Senate Antitrust and Monopolies subcommittee, arguing GM violates antitrust laws and engages in false advertising. Senator O’Mahoney signaled disagreement, favoring federal charters for interstate firms.
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Washington
Tennessee Auto Ly
General Motors Corp
John W. Duke
Nashville
Senate Antitrust and Mesopoly Subcommittee
Duke
IGM
N. O'Mahoney
D-Wye
O’mahoney
Apanel Cos
Housewife Faces Speedy Murder Trial
An 11 year old Hayesville housewife faces murder charges after signing a statement admitting she hid her infant’s body in an Enka apartment attic for fear her husband would learn of the birth. She told deputies the infant was born out of wedlock while her husband Herve Dean served overseas in the Army, and planned to try at the December term of Superior Court.
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Asheville
Hayesville
Mia
Dean
Sheriff's Deputies
Herve Dean
Enka
New Leaf Varieties Face Criticism in Tobacco Debate
Raleigh reports disputed views on U.S. flue cured tobacco as experts defend new leaf types. Schienker and Hedrick address blame for tobacco misperceptions while Dr. Coker’s 139 variety draws mixed reactions amid an unusually moist 1955 season.
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Raleigh
Raiga News
U.S
Schienker
W. P. Hedrick
Statertment of Agriculture
C. Hoy Rogers
Hartaville
8.C
Coker Pedigreed Seed Co
Dr. Remers
State Of Siege May Block Case Threat In Brazil
Brazil moves toward a state of siege to block any Supreme Court action that could reinstall Joao Cafe Filho as president. Provisional President Ramos aims to decree, with majorities, while Congress bars Cafe’s return and the army leaders back Ramos. The move suspends habeas corpus and other rights, keeping Cafe effectively blocked.
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Rio DE Janeiro
Supreme Court
Joao Cafe Filho
Brazil
Ramos
Cafe
Congress
Henrique Teixeira Lott
Gos
Juscelino Kubitachek
Jonal
Sen
Cheir
Getulio Se
Carlos Coimbra da Luz
Chamber of Deputies
Lott
Luz
Rubisco
Es Sala de Ramos
Senate
Ramat Cae Walt
Baghdad Linked to Pact Nations Amid Defense Ties
Baghdad expands role as it joins a defense chain with NATO Britain and Pakistan. Ambassador W J Galiman and Adm John H Cassady join observers in an augural event. British Macmillan plans Beirut visit to Camille Chamoun amid regional alliance shifting.
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Siead
Shriidad Pact
Ed Ward
Britain
Red
W. J. Galiman
Adm
John H. Cassady
Turkey
Iraq
NATO
Governor Hodges Returns From Bermuda Cruise
The governor and Mrs Hodges arrived in North Carolina after a Bermuda cruise aboard the Swedish American liner Stockholm. Bad seas delayed docking near Wilmington, then a 6 00 a m arrival and immediate office work. This afternoon they will fly to Charlotte for a Thanksgiving Day parade.
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Raleigh
North Carolina Automotive Wholesalers Assn
Berm
North Carolina
Bermuda
Duke University School of Medicine
Farm Bureau Ends State Convention With Awards
The 20th annual North Carolina Farm Bureau Federation convention closed in Raleigh with officers and secretaries elected and relations adopted. Dr. Clarence Poe received the Distinguished Service Award at a banquet. R Flake Shaw and his daughter Irby Walker received 15 year service awards as membership rose from 1 700 to 71 000 since 1940. Joe R. Williams praised NC agriculture and warned delegates there is no panacea for farm ills while stressing tobacco program parity and production targets. Robert C. Jackson urged cotton to compete with synthetics and keep consumer demand for cotton high.
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Raleigh
North Carolina Farm Bureau Federation
Clarence Poe
Progressive Farmer
Farm Bureau
R. Flake Shaw
Greensboro
Irby Walker
North Carolina
Tar Heel Farm Bureau
Joe R. Williams
Commodity Stabilization Services Tobacco Viglen
Saas Tobacco
North
Williams
Robert C. Jackson
American Cotton Manufacturers Assn
Japan imposes cotton goods ban with limited U S impact
Tokyo reports a suspension on new orders for cotton goods will last through mid December. Most U S shipments to Japan are already in progress, so fresh orders face the ban while shipments tied to existing commitments largely escape disruption. A separate plan may curb unbleached cotton gear and velveteen imports.
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Tokyo
United States
Japan
United
Ministry of International Trade
Ministry
Filas
Ap Mes
Nihon Keizai
New Ban Inc
Copters Settle Over Air Force Army Skycar Dispute
Washington reports a clash over doctrine in Louisiana war games as Army and Air Force leaders resolve the Skycar dispute. Secretary Quarles rescinded Weyland’s ruling allowing the Skycar to test in enemy territory, while the broader air ground rules remain unchanged for artillery spotting and evacuations.
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Washington
Army
Wilber Brucker
Air Force
Donald Quarles
Quarles
O. P. Weyland
Weyland
Pentagon
Midwest Sees Fresh Cold Snap Across Regions
The Associated Press reports a new cold spell sweeping the western and Midwest regions. Temperatures fell 10 to 20 degrees from 24 hours earlier in Texas Panhandle Oklahoma and Montana.
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Associated Press
Midwest
Canada
Texas Panhandle
Oklahoma
Glas
Mont
Great Lakes
Ohio Valley
Mississippi Valley
Gulf States
Alabama
New England States
Texas
Thanksgiving in Korea Shrimp and turkey for troops near DMZ
Soldiers in Korea celebrate Thanksgiving in field camps and bunkers near the armistice line. Mth and Tth Infantry divisions provide meals including turkey, shrimp cocktail, and oyster dressing for nearly every man. Some dine in Quonset halls while others eat at outposts, with reflections on home and a war still ongoing.
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Korea
Stice
Mth
Tth
Demilitarized Zone
North Korea
Ed Fallon
Fallon
Cpl
Tells J. Lalonde
Kakakee
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Ead
Paul
Superior Court
Amine
Howard M. Snyder
Thomas W. Mattingly
Walter Reed Hospital
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Tysburg
Maj
John Eisenhower
James C. Hagerty
Walter Reed
Paul Dudley
Whergood
Arpes
Baghdad
Farm Bureau Federation
Sion
Gls
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