France heads to National Assembly vote amid De Gaulle appeal
In Paris AP reports France completes voting for the new National Assembly with moderates and right wing candidates likely to defeat the Communists. De Gaulle linked candidates and Soustelle could dominate, as 1,300 candidates compete for 546 seats across France Algeria and Sahara with about 30 million voters.
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Paris
France
National Assembly
Communist Party
Charles de Gaulle
Fifth Republic
de Gaullist Union
Jacques Soustelle
Algiers
de Gaulle
Algeria
Sahara
Four Die On State Highways In North Carolina
Four people died in North Carolina highway crashes since the Thanksgiving weekend began. A 13 year old girl, Helen Brandon of Gastonia, was struck on a rural Gaston County road. Other victims include 53 year old B Duncan of Franklin County and 7 year old Sandra Brannon of Gastonia. John D Manning of Williamston died in a head on collision near Windsor.
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Associated Press
North Carolina
Gaston County
Gastonia
Helen Brandon
Youngsville
Franklin County
B. Duncan
Rt. 1
Holiday Fatality Toll From Thanks giving Weekend
The national toll of holiday deaths rose as Thanksgiving weekend traffic fatalities topped about 470 expected for a 102 hour period. Weather snarled northern roads with snow and ice while most crashes caused single fatalities, plus 32 fires and 121 miscellaneous deaths for a total of 547 in the AP survey.
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Associated Press
Rockies
National Safety Council
Council
Florida Warmth Contrasts With Bitter Northeast Cold
A warm spell in Florida shows 85 degrees in Miami and West Palm Beach while the Northeast and Great Lakes endure frigid winds and near zero readings. North Dakota hits 13 below, Minnesota around 12 below noon, and Buffalo adds five inches of snow as subzero forecasts return tonight.
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Great Lakes
Florida
Continental Divide
North Dakota
Fargo
Grand Forks
Minnesota
Dakota- Minnesota
Lakes
Buffalo
N. Y
Miami
West Palm Beach
New Mexico
Aragon
Washington
Tatoosh Island
Rockies
Livingston
Weather Bureau
Dakotas
Airlines stuck in strikes ground a third of US passenger planes
Eastern and Trans World Airlines remained strikebound leaving about 35,000 employees idle as American Airlines operated under a court order. Pan American World Airways sought an injunction against overtime refusals while unions faced wage and work-rule disputes.
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Associated Press
Eastern
Trans World Airlines
United States
American
Pan American World Airways
New York State Supreme Court
Thomas A. Aurelio
Transport Workers Union
Flight Engineers International Assn
IAM
American Airlines
Air Line Pilots Assn
U.S
Pan American
TWA
International Assn. of Machinists
Chair City Festival Highlights Miss America Mobley Parade
The Piedmont Festival drew crowds for a parade featuring Mary Ann Mobley Miss America among judges Betty Lane Evans Miss North Carolina and Elaine Herndon Miss Dixie. Gala Ball and pageant wins were celebrated as tickets sold out and televised excerpts air later.
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Mary Ann Mobley
Betty Lane Evans
North Carolina
Elaine Herndon
Miss Evans
Miss Herndon
Civic Center
Santa Claus
Townsville
Unity Street
National Guard Armory
Jim Grimes
Grimes
Wfmy-Tv
Wsjs-Tv
Missing Wilkes Central teacher phones home from hospital
Fred G. Gilreath, missing since November 22, telephoned his family from a Waycross Georgia hospital. Family fears amnesia and tracked his 1956 automobile, with wife and son Sidney in Savannah seeking details. He gave no location.
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Wilkesboro
N.C
Fred G. Gilreath
Wilkes Central
Waycross
Gilreath
Sidney
Savannah
Snow Likely Across Northern New England and Dakotas
A weather forecast predicts snow and snow flurries in northern New England central Appalachians and Lakes region and in the Dakotas with higher elevations of the southern Rockies seeing flurries. Elsewhere is fair and cold air remains east of the Mississippi.
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New England
Central
Appalachians
Lakes Region
Dakotas
Rockies
Mississippi
Court Reform Statements Are Reached
Greensboro AP Gov Hodges supports statewide court reform with a pamphlet titled Proposals for Court Improvement A Two Minute Presentation. The fold er distills six main points including unifying courts, naming the Chief Justice as head, adding lay members to the Judicial Council, empowering the Supreme Court to set operating rules, standardizing judge and trial magistrate selection, and having sworn jury commissioners select jurors.
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Greensboro
North Carolina
Hodges
State Committee For
Spencer Love
Love
North Carolina Supreme Court
Judicial Council
Supreme Court
Yule Burglar Leaves Loot on Yonkers Roof
Yonkers police report a thief entered a warehouse of Yonkers Food Merchants Inc. Friday night and carried off two cases of candy but abandoned them on the roof as they grew too heavy. The burglar retained a lighter item and cash from a safe.
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Yonkers
N. Y
Yonkers Food Merchants Inc
Lazy man's stuffing for roast duck
A simple stuffing combines sliced apples onions and celery for roast duck. The mix adds fruit sweetness with aromatic vegetables to complement rich poultry.
Masonic Lodge To Be Formed In High Point
High Point prepares to institute Hiram Lodge in the Masonic Temple on S Main Street Tuesday night. Arnold J Koonce Sr. notes James G Johnston Grand Master of Masons in North Carolina will oversee the closed ceremony.
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High Point
Masonic
Cigarettes Sold as Factory Brand Prove Foul Waste Scam
A man claiming to be a Norwegian seaman sold untaxed cigarettes at $1.50 a carton in Baltimore. He described them as American factory-made of a familiar brand retailing for $2.50. Five customers bought cartons, but discovered they contained ship's waste instead of tobacco.
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Baltimore
Nash Jewelry Cashed Savings Ad Promotes Free Wrapping
When you buy a diamond ring watch or any gift of value the saving should be in the article price not hidden in a free turkey ham stamps offer Nash Jewelry Co markets savings with gift wrapping free on all purchases at 127 N Main St Cleveland.
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Turkey
Nash
Nash Jewelry Co
N. Main St
City Stages Its Biggest Yule Parade
Convertibles carried Miss Wini Stuart Miss Dixie Elaine Herndon Carol Frazier Carol Gailey Freda Albright and Patricia Hale along with Mr Piedmont as the Santa Claus float drew the crowd. Spectators waved and shouted as the jolly figure passed, delighting the youngest onlookers.
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Wini Stuart
High Point
Elaine Herndon
Dixie
Carol Frazier
Dar
Carol Gailey
Davidson County
Freda Albright
Asian Reds Planning Next Move
Asian Communist leaders may be shaping a new move to test Western defenses. Kim Il Sung led talks with Mao Zedong and Ho Chi Minh in Wuhan and Vietnam to pledge mutual support against U S imperialism. South Korea bans public meetings amid alleged North Korea subversion claims.
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Tokyo
Asia
Mao Tze-tung
Red
Peiping Radio
Kim
Mao
Wuhan
Viet Nam
U.S
Quemoy
North Korea
Kremlin
Korea
South Korea
Syngman Rhee
Rhee
Baptist Talk Series Set Across Liberty Association Faiths
The Rev. William E. Burke of Atlanta will speak at 13 Liberty Baptist Association churches over the next ten days. His itinerary includes Coggins Memorial and First Baptist in Lexington, Mills Home, Carolina Avenue, Liberty, Rich Fork, Wallburg, Erlanger, Reeds, Denton Knight Church, Oaks Hill Memorial in Thomasville, and High Rock and Mountain View near Denton.
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Thomasville
William E. Burke
Atlanta
Home Mission Board
Southern Baptist Convention
Liberty Baptist Association
Coggins Memorial Church
Lexington
First Baptist Church
Mills Home
Carolina Avenue
Liberty
Rich Fork
Wall‘burg
Erlanger
Land
Reeds
Denton
Knight
First
Oaks Hill Memorial
High Rock
Mountain View
Collision Causes $800 Damage. One Driver Charged
An estimated 700 damage occurred yesterday at 12 30 p m when a car driven by Geneva I Amaker of Windley Street collided with a car driven by Claude N Culler of Carter Street. Amaker was treated for a bruised lip at Memorial Hospital and charged with running a red light. The Culler vehicle sustained about 400 damage and the Amaker vehicle about 300. The incident occurred as the Culler car traveled east on Farris Avenue and the Amaker car approached from Main Street.
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Geneva I. Amaker
Windley Street
Claude N. Culler
Carter Street
Amaker
Memorial Hospital
Culler Auto
Farris Avenue
Main Street
Woman Charged In Affray After Eye Injury
Aletha Catherine Jeter of Taylor Street faced assault with a deadly weapon after police say she struck Ed Montgomery near the eye with a metal door stop. A cut required five stitches, and she was released on $100 bond with trial set for December 3.
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Aletha Catherine Jeter
Taylor Street
Ed Montgomery
Montgomery
Jeter
Jesse Ebb Osteen
Woodside Mills
S. C
Val Gene Vinelyd
Billy Massey
Alfred G. Lillian
Sparttanburg
Harry W. Morris
Winston-Salem
Jack D. Seydel
Madeira Beach
Fla
Hoover Street
Rogers Woman
Pfeiffer Edges Catawba 64 62 In Nail biting finish
Pfeiffer defeats Catawba 64 to 62 at Salisbury as a late sequence with four seconds left and two free throws by a Pfeiffer player seals the win. Stone led all scorers with 22 points while Richard Biddy added 15 and Donnie Hunt scored 19 for Catawba with Bob Flynn adding 10.
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Salisbury
Pfeiffer
Catawba
Stone
Pfieffer
Richard Biddy
Donnie Hunt
Bob Flynn
Juvenile duo nabbed in Tucson for stolen sidewalk racer
Two Tucson youths confessed to stealing the chassis a mower motor and lumber to build a sidewalk racer. They asked to be paid for their labor but deputies rejected the claim.
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Tucson, Ariz
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