Defense Department studies guided missile outlay
The Defense Department starts a survey of missile programs with about 500 million dollars in outlays this fiscal year toward improving production, research, and service allocation. A special committee led by Assistant Secretary Frank B. Newbury will guide policy without making decisions, focusing on future development and reducing service rivalry.
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Frank B. Newbury
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Adm
Arthur Radford
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W. J.mcneil
Defense
Army
Navy
Air Force
Charles E. Wilson
Asheboro Mogul Defeats Graham Demos in Political Battle
Asheboro attorney A. I. Ferree accuses Graham County Democrats and the North Carolina Legislature of election fraud. Secretary of State Thad Eure cites absentee ballots sold up to $8 each. SBI agent investigates in Graham County amid claims of a partisan power shift and altered county commissioner terms.
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Graham Coun
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Hazel Heads Toward Jamaica Hurricane Advisory
Miami Weather Bureau issues hourly advisory on Hurricane Hazel centering near 14.3N 75.3W about 275 miles SSE of Kingston Jamaica. Winds up to 125 mph with hurricane force within 100 miles north and 50 miles south, gales out to 200 miles north and 100 miles south. Movement west to west-northwest at 7 or 8 mph for 12 to 18 hours, Jamaica urged to stay in port.
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Hazel
Miami Weather Bureau
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Central Caribbean
Jamaica
Trescott To Head Editorial Writers
The National Congress of Editorial Writers elected Paul Trescott of the Philadelphia Bulletin as chairman. Officers named for the Mountcell business meeting include Jack Kilpatrick, Harry Boyd, Vermont Royster, and Richmond Peters. New executive board members are Richmond Peters, Carl Andrews, Robert Bates, and Robert Kennedy with Don Shumaker and Francis Locke on the nominating committee.
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N.C
National Congress of Editorial Writers Today
Paul Trescott
Philadelphia Bulletin
Donovan Richardson
The
Christian Science Monitor
Mountcell
Jack Kilpatrick
Richmond, Va
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Harry Boyd
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Gazette
Vermont Royster
Wall Street Journal
Richmond Peters
Cleveland
Ohio
Press
Carl Andrews
Roanoke
World News
Robert Bates
Meadville
Tribune
Robert Kennedy
Don S. Shumaker
Free Arthritis Book Offered to Readers in Excelsior Springs
Special notice from Excelsior Springs Missouri offers a free 44 page illustrated book on arthritis rheumatism and related conditions. The publication explains causes and a non surgical healing method used for over thirty five years and ships free to any reader with no option required. Send requests to The Ball Guard Bin 4612 Excelsior Missouri.
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Excelsior , Mo
Army Helps Chair City PROM PAGE ONE A Lakes Water Crisis
Thomasville faces water emergency as Army field filter units arrive and join city work to connect lines to the main. Engineers plan to open Fremont Dam and route water from Little Uwharie River to Wheatmore Lake, with 7000 feet of pipe to the filter plant. City officials urge industrialists to meet at city hall 12:15 p.m. Sunday. Boy Scouts distribute conservation circulars to residents. Fire officials warn extra precautions to prevent fires as water supply tightens.
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Wheatmore Lake
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Atlanta
Everett Scha‘t
Tuesday Deadline For Transferring Election Records
Election officials warn High Point voters that Tuesday is last day to transfer registration and remain eligible to vote in the November 2 General Election. Residents who moved within the county and not updated must contact a precinct registrar or the election office to update records before the deadline.
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Chief Weather Man Norton Dies At 60
Grady Norton longtime Miami Weather Bureau chief forecaster died at 7:20 p.m. after a stroke at Jackson Memorial Hospital. He helped track hurricanes via upper air streams and reduced tropical storm deaths, with private funeral services planned in Louisville, Kentucky.
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Caribbean
Louisville
Choctaw County
Alabama
Great Plains Drought Eases With Last Week Rain
Torrents of rain across New Mexico Texas Colorado and Oklahoma offered a temporary relief to the Great Plains drought. Experts caution a four year effort to restore subsoil moisture, while farmers anticipate revived pastures and hopeful crops if rains continue. Authorities note the regional outlook remains uncertain despite improved soil conditions.
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Associated Press
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J. B. Barkley
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Gulf of Mexico
New Mexico
Texas
Colorado
Oklahoma
Kansas
Missouri
Sacramento Mountains
Roswell
Horace Hening
U S Army Evacuation Track Reaches Camp Darby Italy
The vanguard of 29 officers and 218 enlisted men evacuated Trieste and arrived at Camp Darby Italy praising the people and noting a two day Italian drive with 121 vehicles under Lt Col John D. George. They await Washington word on next assignment while regret remains over Trieste Free Territory fate.
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Italy
Trieste
Leghorn
Pla
Jerome N. Smith
Lee Ave
Greensboro
N.C
John D. George
Salem
Ore
Two States Admitted On February Fourteen Dates
Oregon gained statehood on February fourteen 1859 and Arizona on February fourteen 1912 marking milestone admissions to the Union.
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Oregon
Arizona
Fulbright lists nine foes as two party South debated
Fulbright told the National Conference of Editorial Writers that two party states rival the one party South in producing political oddities listing nine senators as examples. He urged education as the key to solving regional racial tensions while editors and leaders discussed the Supreme Court school segregation decision and its impact.
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Asheville
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Dvorshak
Idaho
Malone
Nevada
Pat McCarran
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Jenner
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South
Alexander Heard
University of North Carolina
John Minor Wisdom
Louisiana
Pein
Wisdom
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Knowland Urges Fast Senate Censure Vote on McCarthy
Senate Republican leader Knowland said a censure vote on Senator McCarthy should come within a week or two after the Senate reconvenes November 8. The special session will consider the Watkins committee recommendation and debate may stretch if other issues arise. McCarthy remains at Bethesda with a sinus ailment as the session schedules show noon start on November 8 and daily sessions from 10 a.m. or later.
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Knowland Benarb
Lyndon B. Johnson
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Hanoi Welcomes Vietminh as Armed Troops Enter Hanoi
Thirty thousand Vietminh troops march into Hanoi amid cheering crowds as French forces retreat across the Red River. Ho Chi Minh, Moscow-educated, assumes control while Vietnamese civilians flood streets with banners proclaiming Long Live President Ho and Sino Russian friendship.
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Supreme Court Justice Dies in Early Morning
Supreme Court Justice dies the gallows. Jackson awarded the Medal for Merit by Truman. He argued aggression as an international crime and cited German leaders as guilty. Jackson, a noted lawyer and judge, studied law only one year and attended Albany law school without a degree. He once feuded with Justice Hugo Black over disqualification in two cases won by Black's former partner. Surviving are widow Irene G. Jackson of McLean, son William E. Jackson of New York City, and daughter Mary G. Bowdoin Craighill Jr. of McLean. Funeral arrangements not yet set.
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Germany
Albany Law School
Hugo Blackee
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Irene G. Jackson
McLean
William E. Jackson
New York City
Mary G. Bowdoin Craighill Jr
Churchill shows weight of years at Conservative rally
Prime Minister Churchill, near 80, speaks at the Conservative conference in Blackpool. He reads from a text, stumbles over words, but preserves his resolve not to retire or reshuffle his cabinet. Eden is praised, and both say they will run the government for the public service and party.
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England
Churchill
Foreign Secretden
Eden
Arly
Ihe Unruffled By Television Mixup
Denver observers noted the President Eisenhower addressed the nation by TV and radio for a 30 minute block paid by the Republican National Committee. The networks cut the address off about 100 words from completion. Murray Snyder, law assistant press secretary, said no significant protests were received.
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Denver White House
Eisenhower
Murray Snyder
Republican National Committee
Insulated Bricks Plant Suffered Major Fire Loss
MASSILLON Ohio Oct 9 Fire destroyed about four fifths of the plant of Refractories Inc including structures making and raw materials. Manager Earle Custer placed the loss at approximately the full plant. The facility produced insulated fire bricks for industrial use.
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Massillon
Ohio
Refractories, Inc
Earle Custer
Hemingway Poised for Nobel Prize in Literature
Stockholm watchers name Ernest Hemingway as a leading contender for the 1954 Nobel Prize in literature. Halldor Laxness and Nikos Kazantzakis trail as top rivals with the academy to announce the winner late this month or early November.
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Sweden
Ernest Hemingway
Halldor K. Laxness
Iceland
Niko Kazanzakis
Zorbas
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Academy
Alfred B. Nobel
Nobel Foundation
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Winston Churchill
American Academy of Arts and Letters
Laxness
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Ervin and Durham Attack GOP at Alamance County Meet
In Burlington on October 9, Sen. Sam J. Ervin Jr. and Rep. Carl Durham spoke at a Kerr Scott farm event for Alamance County Democrats. Ervin praised Scott and urged cultural expertise in government, while Durham criticized recent contract awards to major firms and Republican wage policies. A note on U S population growth was also mentioned.
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N.C
Sam J. Ervin Jr
Carl Durham
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