Lexington Case Involves Poisoning Confession and Exhumation
Sheriff deputies examine toxicology samples as Dr. Hugh Boag tests for poison in a case involving the death of laborer Lanning. Dr. Plummer recalls a long suspected foul play after relatives urged an exhumation. Arsenic poisoning indications emerged during ongoing investigations in Davidson County.
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Hugh Bo Pg
Warner
Davidson Tate Health Department
Plummer
Lanning
Plummer Sai Assing
Davidson County
Breatin
U.S. Plans 11-Wing Jet Bomber Force
The United States plans an 11 wing fleet of B52 jet bombers to replace the B36 heavy bombers over two to three years. Total program cost may reach about 4.3 billion dollars. First B52s to units next fall. Boeing builds them in Seattle and Wichita powered by eight J57 engines.
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America
Pentagon
Air Force
Russia
Boeing Airplane Co
Seattle
Wichita
Eee
Air
Harold Talbott
New Censure Charge Faces McCarthy in Senate
Senator McCarthy returns to Congress with renewed censure debate after a hospital stay for elbow injury. Senator Bennett, citing McCarthy attacks on the special committee and its chairman Len Watkins, proposes a new charge as the Senate prepares to resume consideration.
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Washington
Sen
McCarthy
R-Wis
Senate
Bermett
Uteh
Bennett
Special Committee
Len Watkins
Utah
Bethesda
Naval Hospital
Hossey
Hostal
Bennett Rge
Western Big Three Reject Russian Peace Conference Plan
Washington reports the Western Big Three formally rejected Russia’s proposal for a European peace conference. They outlined five steps toward a possible meeting including Austrian peace terms and a revised stance on elections in Germany, plus diplomatic study of European security questions and ministerial talks after London Paris accords ratification.
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Washington
Russia
Germany
Moscow
Europe
U.S
London
Paris
Se de Oenace
Increase In Local Bus Fares Okayed By Commission
The State Utilities Commission approved fare hikes for High Point and Wilmington bus services. Consolidated Bus Lines and Safeway Transit Co. cited rising costs and lower ridership. the increases take effect five days from now. High Point raises adult fares to 15 cents and school tokens to six for 50 cents, while Safeway lifts adult fare to 15 cents with two ride tokens for 60 cents, school rates unchanged, plus permission to raise cone fares by five cents.
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Raleigh
State Utilities Commission
High Point
Wilmington
Consolidated Bus Lines, Inc
Safeway Transit Co
Safeway
Cone
Adenauer presses battle for Atlantic alliance push
Chancellor Konrad Adenauer pressed his bid to bind West Germany to the Atlantic alliance after fending off a challenge to rearmament in two state elections. The Christian Democratic Union lost ground in Bavaria and Varia but remained influential amid a Bundesrat coalition context.
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Frankfurt
Germany
Konrad Adenauer
West Germany
Christian Democratic Union
Bavaria
Varia
Enntael
Rawant
Bundesrat
North Carolina Flocks to Capitol for New Senator Scott
North Carolina residents converge on Washington as former Governor W Kerr Scott is seated as U S senator and sworn in with Sen Sam Ervin Jr to fill the unexpired term. Scott defeated Paul Jones for the Democratic nomination and brings a farm to market road focus to the new term.
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Senate
W. Kerr Scott
Sam Ervin
Washington
Capitol
Haw River
Alton A. Lennon
Wilmington
Sam J. Ervin, Jr
Morganton
Clyde R. Scott
Lennon
Congress
State Board of Elections
U.S
Samuel 4. Ervin Jr
Scott
Stokes County
Capitol Steps
Toca
Kinston
Hargelt
Cross Roads
Adank Af
Second Christmas Coloring Contest Picture Featured
The Little People search for Santa in a village sketch as readers are invited to color four pictures. Save each drawing, mail to the Contest Editor at The Enterprise, and enter local and national prizes including bicycles and dolls.
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Little People’s
Santa Claus
Cork
Rove
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Little People’s National Coloring Contest
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A compact note shows scattered letters forming a sequence of vowel heavy tokens. The line reads like a playful phonetic string without clear context or identifiable names or events.
Contest rules outline entry process for school coloring
The notice invites open entries from girls age ten and under at the newspaper's employ, with entries judged on beauty, coloring and neatness. Participants may submit any number of sets by midnight Saturday December 4. Local winners advance to the National Coloring Contest.
United States weighs next move over 13 Americans held by China
Washington faces a dilemma as Communist China refuses to release 13 Americans with 11 airmen and 2 civilians seized. Britain mediates while the U S considers measures though Peiping insists on contesting the evidence. A major policy speech and possible naval action are anticipated as the administration weighs options.
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Washington
China
United States
State Department
Corges
Leas
U. S
Peiping
Chicago
Mutual
NBC Radio
NBC TV
Eisenhower
Sen
Knowland
A. No
Soviet Bloc Opens Moscow Conference On Security
Delegations from the Soviet Union and seven Eastern European communist nations gathered in Moscow to take immediate security measures. The United States and Western allies refused attendance and the talks aim to influence Western rearmament and the Paris accords.
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Moscow
Soviet Union
Paris
United States
Britain
France
Wester
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