Red China Rejects U N Truce Plan Amid Korean Conflict
United Nations reports show Red China officially rejects the Indian backed plan for non-forcible repatriation and endorses a Soviet backed approach to ending the Korean war. Peiping sent a message to Lester B Pearson detailing its stance while Western delegates press Menon to present a resolvable proposal.
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Panmunjom
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Governor Scott Schedules Four Out of Town Trips
Gov Scott plans four trips next week starting Monday in Wilson at 7 p.m. to speak to the First Presbyterian Church men. Tuesday at 7 p.m. he addresses the Raritan Club in Rocky Mount. Wednesday he presides over a State Art Society meeting here. Friday at 7 p.m. he attends the Henderson Christmas pageant.
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Raleigh
Wilson
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Raritan Club
Rocky Mount
State Art Society
Henderson
Yuletide Comic Strip Brings Holiday Spirit to Families
A cheerful yuletide comic-strip tale promises family-friendly fun starting Monday December 1. Dee leads the strip as its central character guiding readers through festive adventures and heartwarming moments.
NC Music Educators Association Concludes Conference
More than 200 music teachers supervisors and leaders concluded a two day conference at Woman's College Greensboro with workshop clinics on new methods and instruction techniques. The All State Chorus of 150 voices and 100 instrument All State High School Orchestra performed Miss Iva Dee Hiatt conducted the chorus and Ernest E Harris directed the orchestra.
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Woman's College
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Columbia University
Statesville doctor to chair North Carolina medical meeting
Winston Salem reports that Dr T Grier Miller a Statesville native now a leading internal medicine specialist will head the speaker list at the state regional meeting He is president of the American College of Physicians and will speak at a dinner at Old Town Club Also Dr Paul F Whitaker of Kinston third vice president of the national organization will attend as a guest speaker.
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T. Grier Miller
Philadelphia
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North Carolina
Old Town Club
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Kinston
Optometric Society Set for Raleigh Fall Meeting
North Carolina State Optometric Society closes preparations for a three day Raleigh gathering starting tomorrow. Featured speakers include Dr. Louis Jacques of Los Angeles and Rep elect L. H. Fountain. The state auxiliary will convene with the society.
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North Carolina to Sell New Orange-on-Black Plates Monday
North Carolina motorists will be able to buy the new orange-on-black license plates starting Monday as the Motor Vehicles Department completes mailing 1,275,000 renewal cards. The 1952 plates are valid until February 1, and officials urge early purchase to avoid a rush.
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Pastor Plans To Burn New Bible Today
The Rev. Martin Luther Hux a Baptist minister in Rocky Mount North Carolina announced plans to burn a copy of the New Revised Standard Edition Bible during services tomorrow night He will preach on The National Council Bible the Master Stroke of Satan One of the Devil's Greatest Hoaxes He opposes modernism in religion and left the state Baptist convention six years ago He declined to detail other objections or how he will perform the burning Fire Chief W B Parrish advised keeping aisles clear as the church seats about 200 people
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Martin Luther Hux
National Council
State Baptist Convention
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National Council of Churches of Christ
Bob Jones
Greenville
Emmanuel
W. B. Parrish
102 Korean War Casualties Identified
Washington reports Defense Department list number 702 identifying 102 Korean War casualties. It shows 12 dead, 79 wounded, six missing, and five injured.
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Defense Department
Nine Red Jabs Repulsed UN Planes in Korea Front
Allied artillery and hundreds of fighter bombers repulsed nine light Red Jabs at UN positions along the Korean front. Communists replied with heavy shelling in Sniper Ridge. U S Eighth Army said big guns were used effectively elsewhere, with air strafing wiping out 108 Koreans near Kosong.
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Snow and Ice Hit U S Coast to Coast Weather Pattern
Snow sleet and rain stretched across the nation with below normal temperatures. Arkansas reported its first snow of the year while Dardanelle and Fort Smith noted snowfall. Highway 71 reopened after closures as a Gulf to Atlantic drizzle passed through. Coldest readings were in the Rocky Mountain region with lows around minus figures.
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Morse Says He'll Vote Republican
Sen. Wayne Morse of Oregon, who left the Republican Party to back Adlai Stevenson, announced he will vote with Republicans to organize the new Senate but remain an independent. He said Republicans must control the government under President elect Eisenhower and will not join caucuses, supporting a unified GOP leadership while acting independently on many issues.
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Winnie Judd Captured After 46 Hours on the Run
Winnie Ruth Judd the so-called Tiger Woman killer who escaped from the Arizona State Hospital on Thanksgiving Day was found hiding in a closet at the Harvey home in Phoenix. Detectives Louie and Soule took her to the city jail after a brief struggle and she pleaded to be allowed to live normally. Judd, convicted of two 1931 murders and later deemed insane, faced transfer back to the state hospital for continued humane treatment and security.
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Arizona State Hospital
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Hedvig Samuelson
Los Angeles
M. W. Conway
Reorganization of Tax Bureau Nears Completion
Washington learns the plan will create 17 tax districts headed by district commissioners and civil service staff replaces political appointees. The final districts include Chicago New York City Detroit Cleveland and others to streamline tax collection nationwide.
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CIO Leaders Near Settlement Fight Before CIO Convention
CIO leaders near giving up hope of settling the heated race for the next CIO president before the convention in Atlantic City. Walter Reuther and Allan Haywood emerge as main contenders as factional fighting threatens a knock down vote. A memorial for the late Murray is approved. merger talks with AFL may resume. Stevenson to address the convention.
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Dulles Plans To Review Situation Before Inauguration
John Foster Dulles will visit Washington to begin a sweeping review of U S foreign policy and operations worldwide. He will meet with Acheson Bruce Lovett and divide time between Washington and Eisenhower headquarters in New York during December and January.
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David Bruce
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Eisenhower names Lodge U N envoy and Hughes aide
President elect Eisenhower named Sen Henry Cabot Lodge to head the U N mission in New York and designated Emmet J Hughes as administrative assistant after Jan 20. Lodge, 50, will replace Warren Austin and must be Senate confirmed for the 25000 dollar a year post.
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Weather report with highs and lows and sun times
Today high 44 and low 28 with last night's low 2 and yesterday's high 39. Sunset at 5 06 p m and sunrise tomorrow at Tul a TM partly cloudy.
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