Miss America Receives Tuscarora Induction in New York
Lynda Lee Mead Miss America attends a Tuscarora induction in Tom Finch home Thomasville with chiefs soaked by a cloudburst. She recently returned from a 15 day Europe trip and heads to Chester South Carolina then Natchez Mississippi for Christmas with family.
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U N Reports No Change in Hungarian Repressions
Sir Leslie Munro of New Zealand told the United Nations that there was no visible change in Hungary that would ease U.N. concerns. He was appointed to press for an end to alleged repressions after the 1956 uprising.
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Hungary
Ex U N Official Bang Jensen Found Dead
Former United Nations political officer Bang Jensen aged 50 was found dead by a dog walker in Alley Pond Park on Long Island. A note in his possession bore his handwriting as he refused to reveal a list of 81 Hungarian refugees who testified secretly to a U.N. Hungary committee.
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Churchill Ails Yet Stays Vigorously Active At 85
Britain's wartime leader Sir Winston Churchill, near his 85th birthday, remains surprisingly healthy despite age and illness. He walks and talks with Adenauer, dislikes birthdays, and shows flashes of his famed oratory as he endures two long years of reported health scares and a public “death watch.”
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Sir Winston Churchill
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Nehru Wins Support for Mediation Policy in Parliament
In New Delhi Prime Minister Nehru defended a mediation based settlement policy as not appeasement and said he would resign if Parliament demanded another leader. Defense Minister Menon rejected calls for his resignation as Nehru backed his Cabinet.
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V. K. Krishna Menon
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Forgotten Genius Ex Star Robison Fades at 29
Hollywood's Jay Robinson once earned 3000 weekly and starred in The Robe and Demetrius. Now 29, he sits among posters on a bare floor, facing narcotics conviction, joblessness, and mounting debts as he prepares to lose his house.
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Demetrius
Robinson
Governor Hodges Flies Supersonic F-100 Flight Today
Gov Hodges rode in a two seat F-100 Supersabre at Seymour Johnson AFB to mark a visit honoring North Carolina’s retired generals and flag officers. Capt Marlin R Blake piloted the jet breaking the sound barrier in level and climbing flight over the Atlantic. The governor returned to participate in festival activities and host a reception at the Officers Club with plans for a Wayne County breakfast the next day.
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End Seen For All Religions
CHICAGO AP reports a new order calls for mankind to unite of mind and soul and body. It argues evolutionary man cannot depend on a divinized father figure he created nor evade decision making by seeking shelter in religion.
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New Stab At Space Planned
CAPE CANAVERAL Fla United States plans another space attempt after the Atlas-Able rocket failed to reach orbit on Thanksgiving Day. In about two weeks a Thor-Able rocket will launch a payload toward Venus and into solar orbit as scientists study telemetry and a mysterious material fallout from the failed launch.
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Rain Date Unavailable For Today's Parade
Parade officials announced no rain date for today's event scheduled to start at 4 p.m. They said the parade would slide back only if rain is falling at 4. Local radio stations will be on standby for other parades and unavailable for a later date.
Tobacco Warning Clarified by Health Officials
A new tobacco warning emphasizes weight of evidence linking smoking to higher lung cancer risk. Dr. C. C. Little and tobacco interests challenge the article as unproven, while officials cite Public Health Service standards and studies showing smoking as the principal cause.
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Tobacco Industry Research Committee
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Public Health Service
Traffic Death Toll Rises Across Extended Holiday Period
The Associated Press reports traffic deaths climbed during the extended holiday as people stayed near home. Severe weather including snow sleet winds and rain hit many regions from Wednesday evening through Sunday midnight local time. Total deaths reached 433 from traffic incidents, with 49 fires and 100 from other miscellaneous causes.
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Sidewalk stabbing leaves Charlotte man in critical condition
Charlotte's second armed sidewalk robbery in two days injured Dean Eppley of Charlotte who was robbed at gunpoint for 135 dollars on Tuesday. Bishop Hayes, a victim, suffered a 12 inch chest wound and severe stomach injuries requiring over 100 stitches and upcoming surgery.
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Spartanburg
S.C
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Siehind Wee
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Tobacco leaders clash with Burney on smoking cancer link
North Carolina tobacco executives issue acid comment after U S Surgeon General Burney links cigarettes to lung cancer. They call for scientific proof and question federal health claims while noting alternative cancer causes like air pollution.
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Leroy Burney
North Carolina
Burney
Fred S. Royster
Henderson
Bright Belt Warehouse Assn
Congress
United States
Tobacco Growers Information Committee
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