UN disarmament subcommittee forms eight task forces
The United States led eight task forces to study detecting hidden nuclear weapons and methods to control arms. Harold E. Stassen announced a scientist group would tackle concealed atomic and hydrogen devices while seven other teams, led by military figures, industrialists, and scientists, would address inspection challenges.
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N. Y
U. N
Stassen
United States
Britain
France
Canada
Russia
Anthony Nutting
Arkady Sobolev
Eisenhower
Sobolev
Porkkala
Finland
Nutting
Paul Martin
Geneva
Jules Moch
Saratoga Launches as World’s Heaviest Carrier at Brooklyn
New York Navy ceremony marks the 60,000 ton supercarrier Saratoga, hailed for habitability and comfort with modern propulsion and air conditioning. The ship, built in Brooklyn, will require six more months of fitting out before joining the fleet.
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New York
Navy
Saratoga
Charles S. Thomas
Secretary of the Navy
New York Naval Shipyard
Brooklyn
Forrestal
De Latour Removal Not Considered By French gov
Paris reports say the French government is not planning to remove Gen Pierre Boyer de Latour despite charges he opposes Premier Edgar Faure's Moroccan reforms. Minister Pierre July said no dismantling of the resident general's functions was under deliberation.
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Harvey Hudson
Paris
Morocco
Edgar Faure
Pierre July
Pierre Boyer de Latour
North
Africa
Faure’srogram
Boyer de Latour
Sultan Mohammed Ben Moulay Arafa
Rabat
Hypnotized USC Coed Fails to Win $100000 on TV Show
Pat Morris of USC received a $1000 consolation prize and a new car on NBC Truth or Consequences after hypnotist Arthur Ellen convinced Miss Morris she could not rise to claim the $100,000. Jack Bailey urged her to get up but time ran out. she later said she cannot remember the 20 seconds.
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Hollywood P
Pat Morris
University of Southern California
Arthur Ellen
Miss Morris
Jack Bailey
Ellen
Air Force Eyes Navy's Giant Jet Seaplane
Gen. Thomas D. White indicated the Air Force may adopt the Navy XP6M-1 Seamaster jet seaplane. The bomber role was suggested as possible, marking a major shift for Air Force policy toward Navy aeronautics.
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Navy
Miami
Fla. PY
White
Glenn L. Martin Co
Baltimore
Peron Exile Dominates Birthday in Paraguay News
In Asuncion on Peron's 60th birthday, Argentina presses Paraguay to expel the exiled former dictator. Four Peron associates are arrested after leaving embassies. Peron remains at a friend’s home as Paraguayan authorities hold talks with Buenos Aires amid anti Peron sentiment.
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Bruce Henderson
Buenos Aires
Juan D. Peron
Argentina
Paraguay
America
Peron
Tidefonso Cavagna Martinez
Antonio
Guillermo Salveyra Casares
Asuncion
Comic Theater
Lola Membrives
Adlai Assesses Farmers Not Getting Fair Deal
Adlai Stevenson accuses Republican policy of denying fair treatment to farmers saying current terms hurt the broader economy. He warns against promises that cannot be kept and questions 1956 nominating hopes while focusing on farm problems, conservation, taxes, civil liberties, and international relations. He cautions against tax cuts at safety costs.
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Wis
Adlai ‘Stevenson
Stevenson
GOP
Democratic Party
Wisconsin
Illinois
Party of Compassion
Party of Responsibility
Two Drivers Face Manslaughter Charges In Fatal Pedestrian Crashes
In High Point a 77-year-old man and 65-year-old man were fatally struck as two separate cars collided with pedestrians. Howard Grubb and Ernest Collins are charged with manslaughter after both collisions, while Grubb aided by a witness and Tucker helped force Grubb to the curb. A third pedestrian, 5-year-old Wayne Hill, was treated for a possible skull fracture after a jaywalking incident on E Green St. Rich was driving the car involved in that crash.
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High Point
Burlington
James Banks Langley
Mangum Ave
Romulus Russell
English St
Howard L. Grubb
Trinity Ave
Ernest L. Collins
Smith St
Grubb
J. C. Tucker
Mangum
Tucker
Langley
High Point Memorial Hospital
Russell
English
Baptist Hospital
Winston-Salem
Collins
Collings
Bond
Muni
Governor rushes home to handle New Castle strike aftermath
Gov. George N. Craig travels from Miami to New Castle amid the Perfect Circle Corp. strike riot that wounded eight, as National Guard units hover and talks with CIO UAW leaders resume. Eighty workers face possible layoffs with 5,000 protesters.
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New Castle
Ind
George N. Craig
Indiana
Miami
Perfect Circle Corp
Yall Castle
National Guard
Perfect Circle
Craig
Doyle Moore
CIO United Auto Workers
Henry County
Harold W. Handley
Muncie
Atty
Edwin K. Steers
Handley
American Legion
Stateee
Eden Calls for End to Arms Flow in Middle East Crisis
Prime Minister Eden urged a major power pact to halt arms shipments into the Middle East warning that outside supplies could escalate Israel Egypt tensions. He spoke to 4,000 at the Conservative conference in Bournemouth and urged restraint while outlining defense cuts and continued national service.
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England
Eden
Middle East
Israel
Egypt
Russia
Czechoslovakia
Edes
London
Foreign Office
Gamal Abdel Nassre
Nasser
Paris
Britain
United States
United Kingdom
Witness Wright Hides in Cemetery After Till Acquittal
Mose Wright, 64, a key witness in the Emmett Till trial, spent the acquittal night in the Church of God in Christ cemetery near Money, Mississippi, fearing harm. He told a Detroit reporter he moved to his car then the graveyard, denying NAACP captivity claims and noting two men allegedly flashed near his home.
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Mose Wright
Mississippi
Wright
J. W. Milam
Roy Bryant
Emmett Till
Chicago
Till
The
National Assn
Miss
John Carthan
NAACP
Missis County
Chicago American
Jackson
Tomorrow's Sunday Enterprise previews safety, growth, and life
The Sunday Enterprise features a safety feature on pedestrian risk near Senior High Junior High Tomlinson School amid traffic violations and police shortages. It also profiles Tony Wen, High Point College's first Indonesian student, and examines business impacts from the new super highway on Greensboro High Point traffic.
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Sunday Enterprise
High Point College
Indonesia
Tony Wen
High Point
Greensboro-High Point
Tomorrow’s
President Eisenhower rests as Nixon visits Denver
President Eisenhower remains rested and cheerful after a heart attack as Vice President Nixon arrives in Denver for a welfare visit. Doctors report the President slept well and shows satisfactory progress with no complications during recovery and plans for a foreign policy conference next Tuesday with Secretary of State Dulles.
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Fisenhower
Denver White House
Nixon
Dulles
Howard M. Snyder
Gettysburg
Washington
Eisenhower
Paul Dudley White
Boston Heart
Maj
Geenews
Erm Adams
Dr. White
Howor
Local option plan outlined for school segregation study
Gov Hodges advisory committee reveals study of abolishing public schools and organizing private ones by local option in troubled communities as a last resort. Rodman clarifies the plan aims to allow communities facing court orders to close public schools and pursue other education methods.
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Hodges
William B. Rodman
Durham Dwning Herald
Hillandale
Durham United Political Education Council
Rodman
Goverenor
Gove ‘Ernor
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