Wilson Says Reds Not Ready For Atomic War In Three Years
Secretary of Defense Wilson said the Russians likely lack a ready to use hydrogen bomb and may not be prepared for sustained atomic war within three years. He noted experts doubt Moscow has a deployable H bomb, while U.S. officials and Eisenhower weigh imminent danger amid recent Russian tests and public statements by Fleming Cole and Peterson.
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Ema Beanie Wilson
Eisenhower
Moscow
Aegare
Russia
United States
Flemming
Atomic Ee Commission
Rep. Cole
Senate House Atomic Com- 3
Civil Defense
Val Peterson
Mercury Dips, Frost Seen in Carolinas This Week
The mercury fell to the 40s across the Carolinas with frost expected in parts of North and South Carolina tomorrow morning. The Weather Bureau forecasts fair, cooler conditions tonight with scattered frost from central North Carolina to the mountains and in extreme northern South Carolina. Morning lows in North Carolina's mountains may reach 30 to 34 degrees with inland 35 to 42 and coastal 40 to 50.
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Weather Bureau
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Asheville
Charleston
Charlotte
Greensboro
Raleigh
Spartanburg
Wilmington
Army suspends scientists at Fort Monmouth lab
The Army suspended an undisclosed number of personnel at the Signal Corps laboratory in Fort Monmouth New Jersey for security reasons. Five workers including two top scientists in electronics defense were cited by the Chicago Tribune based on a Senate inquiry led by Senator McCarthy.
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Senate Investigations Subcommittee
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Chicago Tribune
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the Tribune
Willard Edwards
Robert T. Stevens
McCarthy Committee
Rosenberg
Julius and
Ethel Rosenberg
Gore Attacks Agriculture Program at Harvest Festival
Senator Albert Gore of Tennessee condemned Secretary Benson's farm policy as unrealist ic and aimed at destroying the farm support program. He spoke at the Nash County Harvest Festival warning against partisan politics in farm policy. Representative Harold Cooley and Senator Alton Lennon joined the event in Nashville.
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Albert Gore
Secretary of Agriculture
Benson
Gore
Nash County
Farm America
Tennessee
Harold D. Cooley
Alton Lennon
Eisenhower allocates 10 million for emergency hay
President Eisenhower uses emergency funds to provide 10 million dollars for winter hay in 13 drought stricken states including North Carolina. Secretary Benson announces aid to transport hay and notes 40 million earlier authorized for seed and feed with 9 million spent and funds dwindling.
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Eisenhower
North Carolina
Benson
White House
Congress
Agriculture Department
Reds accuse UN leaders of stalling at armistice talks
At Panmunjom the Communists accuse the UN command of delaying prisoner repatriation talks and demand more time. Allied and Communist teams planned to meet September 6 to interview POWs and North Koreans. The UNC rejected more time and blamed delays on facilities and protests in Pusan.
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Panmunjom
U.N
UNC
Red
Kag
Neutral Nations Repatriation Commission
U. S
Korean Armistice Commission
South Korea
ROK
Neutral
M. Bryan
Bryan
K. 8. Thimayya
Pusan
Burke Transit seeks retroactive fare hike approval
The Utilities Commission received Burke Transit Co of Morganton’s request to authorize a bus fare increase retroactive to August 17 after the company said it was unaware approval was required. It reported a deficit of 7,858.13 dollars as of June 30.
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the Utilities Commission
Burke Transit Co
Morganton
Two White Men Rob Maiden Bank In $2664 Heist
The Maiden branch of the Northwestern Bank was robbed by two armed white men around 11 25 a m. They forced teller Donald Mauney and a customer to the floor and took $2664. The robbers fled in a car. past similar crime in 1950 yielded about $2000 and were never caught. FBI notes the amount as an original estimate.
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Maiden
Northwestern Bank
North Wilkesboro
Donald Mauney
Elaine Cooke
Mauney
Glenn Mauney
FBI
Scots Troops Sail to Guiana Amid Communist Plot Fears
London reports say 600 Argyll and Sutherland Highlanders will sail Oct 10 aboard Implacable to British Guiana to counter alleged Communist influence. The Colonial Office warns the colony faces a real threat of a Moscow linked takeover and bloodshed, while PPP leaders dispute the claim and call for calm. Additional ships, including Superb Burghead Bay and Bigbury Bay, head toward the area as Sheffield sails from Scotland.
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Colonial Office
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Guiana
Superb
Bigbury Bay
Burghead Bay
Sheffield
Scotland
West Indies
South America
Non Aggression Assurance To Russia Worth a Try
Washington officials discuss nonaggression guarantees as Western powers seek plans to arm Western Germany. Dulles cautions against broad pacts while signaling possible limited assurances tied to Germany Korea and Austria if Moscow shows interest. The United States aims to reduce friction with the Soviet Union without signing sweeping security commitments.
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Austria
Kremlin
United Nations
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Cooley Declines Senate Run in North Carolina
Rep. Harold D. Cooley of the Fourth District announces he will not seek the U S Senate seat. He cites discussion with friends and farm leaders and expresses a desire to remain as House Appropriations Committee chairman if re-elected to Congress.
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Raleigh
Harold D. Cooley
U. S. Senate
Cooley
Umstead
Is Smith
Alton A. Lennon
Senate
Lennon
W. Kerr
House Appropriations Committee
Concome
French Envoys Boycott U.N. Committee
French delegates walked out of the United Nations Political Committee to protest any debate on Morocco. A spokesman said Paris would not issue a statement as debate opened in the 60 nation panel. France argues Moroccan affairs are domestic, while Asian and Arab delegates urge a new U.N. effort.
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U. N
World Organization
Morocco
France
U. N. Assembly
U.N
North Carolina crops make rapid progress in fall seeding prep
The Federal State Crop Reporting Service notes improved soil moisture and rapid land preparation for fall seeding in North Carolina. The week ended Oct 3 saw pastures improve though still below normal, while harvesting of cotton tobacco late hay and corn progressed very well.
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Raleigh
North Carolina
Federal State Crop Reporting Service
FBI Arrests Two Alleged Kidnappers in Greenlease Case
The body of 6 year old Bobby Greenlease was found in a St. Joseph grave. FBI arrests include Mrs Nie Brown Heady and Carl Hall. Hall admits shooting. Authorities say a $600000 ransom was paid by Robert C. Greenlease and most of it recovered. A link to Thomas Marsh is noted as an accomplice.
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Edgar Hoover
Washington
St. Louis
Nie Brown Heady
Carl
Austin Hall
Thomas John Marsh
Bobby Greenle
Marsh
FBI Today
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Willow Springs
Ill
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F.L.T
Arrested pair admit kidnapping in Bobby Greenlease case
A Kansas City couple, Carl Hall and Bonnie Heady, admitted kidnapping 6-year-old Bobby Greenlease and burying his body in Missouri after authorities found ransom money and a pistol linked to the crime. Hall said he and an unnamed man, Tom Marsh, confined the boy in a St. Joseph basement before burying him. Heady claimed she was unaware of the death despite taking the child from Notre Dame school.
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FBI
J. Edgar Hoover
Hall
Thomas John Marsh
Marsh
Missouri State Penitentiary
Bobby
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Theo
Robert C. Greenlease
Bobby Greenlease
St. Joseph
Carl Austin Hall
Kansas City
Bonnie Heady
Heady
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Peepee
Congress Hotel
Tom
St. Joseph House
Twee
Wide Areas See Clear Cool Weather Across East
Clear and cool conditions prevailed over the eastern half of the country with rain along the New England coast. Temperatures fell to the 20s and 30s around the Great Lakes while the Rocky Mountain region and the far Southwest were warmer. California cooled after an October heat wave as city highs reached 96 in Los Angeles 101 in North Hollywood and 104 in Glendale with some areas recording 23 in Houghton Michigan.
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Great Lakes
Rocky Mountain
California
Los Angeles
North Hollywood
Glendale
Houghton
Mich
Yuma
Ariz
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