Turkey accepts Atlantic Pact association for Mediterranean defense
The United States and Turkey disclosed an exchange of notes showing Ankara will associate with Atlantic Pact planning in the Mediterranean. Turkey remains outside full member status as 12 treaty nations plan increased defenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Turkey
Mediterranean
Defense Alliance
State Department
Acheson
Feridun C. Erkin
New York
Council
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Son-In-Law Testifies For J B Moore In Raleigh Trial
T E Green Jr Moore s son in law testified he provided used brick and lumber for a garage apartment at Moore s Raleigh home and arranged transport from demolished city sites. Prisoners testified they worked on the garage and hauled state materials to Moore s property. Livengood denied extensive prisoner labor at the home.
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Raleigh
J. B. Moore
Moore
A. W. Livengood
T. E. Green, Jr
R. Hunt Parker
Rockingham County
Livengood
Government Lifts Cotton Restrictions for 1957 Crop
Secretary Brannan announced the lifting of rigid acreage allotments and marketing quotas for next year. The move aims to raise the cotton crop by at least two thirds beyond this year’s production, though price guarantees are not yet decided.
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Washington
Brannan
Red Koreans May Decide On Long Guerrilla Warfare
Washington officials fear North Korea could break into guerrilla units fighting for months or years. Chinese or Russian intervention is considered unlikely but support from Beijing or Moscow to North Korean guerrillas is possible. The article compares potential guerrilla patterns to Greece and Indo China conflicts.
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Red Koreans
John M. Hightower
Washington
Korea
North Korea
Greece
Indo-China
United Nations
U.S
Douglas MacArthur
Lieve
Russia
Soviet Union
United States
U. N
U.N
China
Chiang Kai-Shek
Hand To Hand Fighting Breaks Out In Vienna
Violence erupts as Communists clash with Socialists in Vienna amid a planned general strike. British allies convene an emergency meeting over Russian interference while authorities try to keep essential services running and prevent a mass demonstration.
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Vienna
Austria
Soviet
Socialist and
People's Parties
Brannan Plan Debate Surges As Campaign Issue
Senator Taft denounces the Brannan farm plan as a hidden tax raise while arguing it funds government subsidies for growers. The Korean war shifts from central issue as voters weigh farm policy and tax implications amid campaign rhetoric. Bridges attacks State Department here as Republicans focus on Eastern policy and administration credibility.
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Brannan
Washington
Taft
Ohio
Truman
Department of Agriculture
United States
Senator Bridges
R-N. H
Acheson
State Department
Bridges
Stock Market On Increase Again in Early Trading
In New York on Oct 4 buying surged in motors and steels lifting the market. Chrysler hit a new high, General Motors followed, U S Steel led steel gains, Radio and Coca Cola advanced, with Pepsi Coke and others like Goodyear Boeing Lockheed Admiral Philco Zenith ITT Anaconda American Cyanamid and Gulf Oil rising on renewed demand.
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New York
Motors and
Chrysler
General Motors
Steels
U. S. Steel
Coca-Cola
Pepsi-Cola
Goodyear
Boeing
Lockheed
Admiral Corp
Philco
Zenith
International Telephone
Anaconda
American Cyanamid
American Woolen
Nickel Plate
Southern Pacific
Gulf Oil
GU. S. Gypsum
Tobacco Prices Climb on Flue-Cured Belts in Carolinas
Heavy demand and high prices were seen across three of four flue-cured tobacco belts in the Carolinas and Virginia. The eastern North Carolina belt fell by 1 to 2 dollars per hundredweight while other belts posted gains. Federal state market news reported averages of 59.74 dollars for 11.5 million pounds with Old belt 55.85, Middle belt 57.49, and Border belt 54.63 over sales totals in the multiple belts.
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Raleigh
Carolinas
Virginia
North Carolina
Massacres Charged to Korean Communists Claim Large Toll
Seoul officials estimate Communists killed more than 10 600 residents before retreating under U S marines and doughboys. A second source cites tens of thousands slain nationwide with noncombatants among the dead. Reports also describe people's courts in Seoul and executions following guilty pleas.
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Seoul
Lee Joong Choon
Lee
South Korea
Stan Swinton
Junsan
United Nations
Chonju
Benito N. Ebuen
D. Dionisio Ojeda
Philippines
People’s Courts
People’s Theater
Lower Meat Prices Forecast By Agriculture Department
The Agriculture Department predicts meat will be cheaper this fall and winter, with prices likely to stay below price control ceilings. Increased slaughter and home freezers could stabilize week to week demand, and hog prices may fall 18 to 20 percent by December. There is a chance of a price uptick after the new year.
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Agriculture Department
Washington
Korea
Hurricane veers northward away from coast near Bermuda
The season’s seventh hurricane, packing up to 100 mph winds, veered northward and stayed offshore from Bermuda. Forecaster Grady Norton said the storm would miss land from the South Carolina coast to Cape Hatteras and possibly swing wide of Long Island and New England.
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Miami
Fla
Bermuda
Carolina
Atlantic
South Carolina
Grady Norton
Cape Hatteras
Long Island
New England
U S Third Infantry Division Arrives In The Far East
South Koreans push spearheads 60 miles beyond the 38th parallel as 20 000 troops from the Third and Capital Divisions cross into Red Korea. Allied forces hold south of 38 with further UN troops en route. MacArthur confirms arrival of the division in the Far East.
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Russell Brines
Tokyo
Red Korea
Republic
United Nations
Nawleen
Iui
U. S. Iiird Infantry
Far East
MacArthur
Inchon
Seoul
Pyongyang
Pakchon
Red Capital
Manchurian
Fifth Air Force
Manchuria
Robert Nelms
South Korea
Third Infantry
Philippines
U. N
Red China
Kansong
Growers May Swap Fruit For Swedish Dwellings
South Texas citrus growers consider trading fruit for Swedish pre cut houses. Stockholm representatives Lennart Bruce and Sten Dahlstrom seek U. S. buyers while Texas Citrus and Vegetable Growers association weighs the deal as executive manager Austin Anson notes its potential.
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Harlingen
Tex
Texas
Rio Grande Valley
Sweden
U. S
Larry Lightner
Stockholm
Lennart Bruce
Sten Dahlstrom
John Bruce Company
Texas Citrus and Vegetable Growers Association
Austin Anson
Bruce
Lightner
Anson
Yankees Win 1 to 0 Over Phillies in World Series Opener
The New York Yankees defeated the Philadelphia Phillies 1 to 0 at Shibe Park in the first game of the World Series. Raschi pitched a shutout through eight innings, with key hits by Rizzuto Woodling and Brown supporting the effort as the Yankees take an early series lead.
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Shibe Park
New York Yankees
Philadelphia Phillies
Yankees
Kanstanty
Woodiling
Kane Stanly
Woodling
Rizzuto
Berra
Ennis
DiMaggio
Waitkus
Mike
Phillies
Bera
Ashbure
Raschi
Sister
Brown
Hamner
Bauer
Sisler
Coleman
Jones
Gallat
Mize
Seminick
Goliat
Konstanty
Ling Ashburn
Ashburn
Die Maggio
eEnnis
Golfat
Hamners
Walthus Wms
Johnny Hopp
Hopp
Goliat Iineg
Dick Whitman
Koystanty
Whitman
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Eas
Lake Success
Ukraine
Britain
France
Andrei
Namwon
Charles L. Woodall
J.B. Moore
Joseph Ferguson
Util
Senate
Kunsan
U. S. 3Rd Infantry Division
Giore
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