Milford Board Resigns After Racial Integration Setback
Milford’s school board quit following State Board criticism over admitting Negroes without state approval. New members moved to remove Black students from Milford High, as about two thirds of 1,500 white pupils boycotted classes amid broader segregation actions across Southern states.
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Milford Board of Education
State Board of Education
Balar
Baltimore
77 Solicitor’s Office
Maryland
Washington
del. Ware
Step In Right Direction Soviet Arms Reduction Plan
Andrei Vishinsky urged a step-by-step disarmament program at the United Nations calling for elimination of nuclear weapons at the halfway mark. He presented a detailed Soviet proposal during a long General Assembly address, while critiquing Eisenhower's atomic pool idea and proposing a UN Disarmament Commission treaty for armed reductions and nuclear ban. The plan calls for 50 percent cuts within 6 to 12 months and a temporary international control body under the Security Council to monitor progress.
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United Nations
N.Y
Andrei Vishinsky
Security Council
Southern School News Expands on Segregation Ruling Adjustments
Nashville report notes Southern Education Reporting Service monthly tabloid covers state adjustments after the Supreme Court segregation ruling. Virginius Dabney heads the service. Dc. A. McKnight edits. About 20 000 copies mailed, double the first edition.
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Nashville, Tenn
Southern School News
Supreme Court
Southern Education Reporting Service
Fund For the Advancement of Education
Ford Foundation
Virginius Dabney
Richmond, Vames-Dispatch
Dc. A. McKnight
Charlotte News
Western Allies Move Toward End of German Occupation
In London the Western Big Three ministers plus Adenauer map a path to granting sovereignty to West Germany and link Bonn to a broader defense pact. Delegates expect a treaty framework by nightfall with full ratification later, while experts draft detailed terms for sovereignty and rearmament.
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Konrad Adenauer
Western
Germany
Adenauer
Bonn
West Germany
Pr md
Bo Sn
Brussels
Britain
France
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Netherlands
Luxfoene
West
Eek North One Treaty Organization
Adenauser
U.S
State Dulles
Anthony Eden
Pierre Mendes-France
Dulles
Eden
Gram
NATO
Nee
Batchelor Receives Life Sentence in Korea Court Martial
Cpl. Claude Batchelor, 22, sentenced to life by a General Court Martial for collaborating with the enemy and informing on fellow POWs in Korea. He enlisted at 16, spent 38 months in Chinese stockades, and refused repatriation with 21 other POWs. He may appeal. case subject to review.
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San Antonio
Tex
Claude Batchelor
Korea
Batchelor
Joel Westbrook
U.S
Kermit, Tex
United Nations
Fear
Doughton Death Mourned by State Leaders in North Carolina
RALEIGH The death of former Rep. Robert L. Doughton prompts tributes from Governor Umstead state officials and national Democrats. Flags at half staff, leaders recall Doughton as a bulwark and patriarch of the party, with praise from Senator Ervin and others. Doughton would have turned 91 on November 7.
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Marvin Griffin
National Assn. the Advancement of Colored People
Cincinnati
Hillsboro
Ohio
U. S
John H. Druffel
NAACP
S. Supreme Court
Iddletown
Raleigh
iFormer
Robert L. Doughton
State Capitol
Umstead
Doughton
Congress
John D.larkins Jr
North Carolina
B. Everett Jordan
Jordan
Hugh Alexander
Jonanthan Daniels
Ted
Coughton
Thad Eure
Doughee
Eure
Bob
Sam J. Ervin Jr
Exchange Club Maintains White Membership Policy
The National Exchange Club, a major service group, will keep its eligibility restricted to white persons. Delegates at the Louisville convention adopted the resolution unanimously to uphold the policy despite controversy in California over clubs that have surrendered over admission of Chinese. President J Benny Brick of Atlantic City affirmed a decisive future course for the organization.
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Louisville
National Exchange Club
California
J. Bennyy Brick
Atlantic City
N.J
United States
Douglas Assured Of Another Vote
Senator Paul Douglas of Illinois was assured of another vote as his daughter Jean, 21, registered at Chicago City Hall to cast her ballot in the November 2 election.
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Chicago
Paul H. Douglas
Ill
Jean
Election Commission
McCarthy Keeps Most Defense Strategy Secret
Sen. McCarthy blocked disclosure of his defense against a Senate censure. A bill of exceptions, prepared by lawyer Edward Bennett Williams, argues to dismiss the committee’s findings and hints at future witnesses and precedents to be used in McCarthy’s Senate defense. The special session to consider the censure begins November 8, with McCarthy aiming to keep the strategy tightly guarded.
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Washington
Sen
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R-Wis
Senate
Edward Bennett Williams
Williams
Wisconsin
Death of longtime NC lawmaker Robert Doughton at Laurel Springs home
Robert L. Doughton, 90, former chairman of the House Ways and Means Committee, was found dead in bed at his Laurel Springs home. A North Carolina political figure since 1910, he helped author major tax and social security laws and served under seven presidents. Funeral arrangements are pending.
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House
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Truman
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North Carolina
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Blue Ridge Parkway
Laurel Farm
Ways and Means Committee
Washington
Sam Rayburn
D-Tex
Dougton
Fred Vinson
Bob
Congress
Robert E. Lee
North Carolina Board of Agriculture
State Senate
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Lillie Stricker Hix Doughton
B. O. Edwards
Asheville
Reba Aay Om
Claude
J. Horton Doughton
Statesville
Revis- Sturdivant
Sparta
Muley Bob
Doughton Park
House of Representatives
Hoover Says Reds Have New Line
FBI Director J. Edgar Hoover warned that U S Communists push a new party line claiming peaceful constitutional change while the aim remains to overthrow democracy. He urged readers not to be deceived noting the party’s tactics and diversions and criticizing its latest claim of socialism through lawful means.
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FBI
J. Edgar Hoover
U.S
Oan
Communist Party
Hoover
Law Enforcement Bulletin
Barkley Launches Campaign In Kentucky Rally
Former VP Barkley, 76, announces bid for a fifth Senate term at a Shelbyville rally. He accuses the Eisenhower era of favoring big business and calls for sweeping reforms across farm labor business power and foreign policy.
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Shelbyville
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N.J
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Eisenhower
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Clifford
New Jersey
America
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Truman
Grundis to pen World Series sidelight series
Grundis former Hi-Toms manager and Cleveland Indians scout starts a World Series sidelight series for The Enterprise. He will report on all games from Cleveland, recalling his North Carolina Leagues days. First installment appears on page 6B of today’s sports section.
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High Point
Thomasville
Hi-Toms
Cleveland Indians
Enterprise
Grundis
North Carolina
Tar Heel
Cleve
New Check Gets Ike's Blessing
President Eisenhower backs a new investigation program to uncover and prevent improper activities by federal employees. The White House calls claims of a snooping setup completely wrong, saying the effort targets only noncriminal misconduct and aims to improve administration across agencies.
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Federal Housing Administration
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Commission
Rowland Hughes
Justice Department
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