Disastrous Eisenhower Critique From British Daily_column
British Mirror columnist Cassandra denounces Eisenhower as potentially one of America's most disastrous presidents. He criticizes the president’s first 250 days as indecisive, vacuous, and overly conciliatory, likening governance to a headless duck and accusing him of avoiding firm control.
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Revision Of UN Charter To Be Debated
The United States begins debate in the United Nations on proposed revisions to the UN Charter. Governor James F. Byrnes serves as lead U.S. spokesman on the East West dispute, with plans to move from the Special Political Committee to the Assembly's Legal Committee. Delegates discuss whether to convene a special conference and start preparatory work this year. the Soviet bloc protests the move while the United States backs charter review noted by John Foster Dulles.
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Operation Tornado Junior brushes roofs on 16 Flint homes
In Flint Michigan volunteers completed roofs and windows on 16 homes as part of Operation Tornado Junior. About 1 000 volunteers fanned out to finish roofs for homes raised in August and 200 more helped Saturday amid a series of building bee projects on the northern outskirts.
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Flint
Mich
Just One Item Missing In This Hero's Welcome
Oklahoma City greeted W. O. Felix McCool, a freed Korean prisoner of war, at Municipal Airport with a crowd expecting a brass band. McCool explained on a Miami television program that a reservations mixup kept the band away, delaying the hero's welcome. Another reception was planned today.
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W. O
Felix McCool
Municipal
McCoo
Miami
Fla
Officials set opening for northbound U S 74 stretch
Highway officials say two northbound lanes on the 21 mile U S 74 between Charlotte and Monroe will reopen this week carrying two way traffic until the southbound double lane of the million dollar road is finished next spring.
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Charlotte
Monroe
Carolinas Moose Assn Elects New Officers
Cecil Webster of Burlington is named president of the Carolinas Moose Association at the closing session in Asheville, succeeding Judge O. T. Wallace of Charleston. Other officers named include R. E. Moore of Smifth Charlotte, and Reed Dixon as deputy commander for health Carolina.
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Cecil Webster
Burlington
Carolinas
Moose Assn
Webster
O. T. Wallace
Charleston
S. C
R. E. Moore
Smneath
Charlotte
Reidsville
North Carolina
Kind Dixon
Carolina
Kiwanis District meeting opens with Raney speak
A Kiwanis International official Jackson A. Raney of Indianapolis addressed a luncheon as the Carolinas Kiwanis District three day meeting began with registration and a memorial service. U S Senator George Smathers is slated to speak at tomorrow's final business meeting.
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Kiwanis International
Carolinas
Train crew men return to work at Sanford after ACL dispute
Atlantic Coast Line train crewmen resume passenger and freight service at Sanford Florida after a settlement reached with the company. The agreement followed talks among ACL officials, employees, and a federal mediator resolving a dispute over moving service from the old Sanford station to the new one.
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Atlantic Coast Line
Sanford
Fla
Sed
ACL
Davidson Alumnae Elect New Officers For Homecoming
Dr Frank L Jackson of Davidson elected treasurer emeritus of the Davidson College Alum ni Assn Dwight M Chalmers of Greenville South Carolina chosen vice president They will be installed next Sunday during Homecoming Weekend
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Frank L. Jackson
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Dwight M. Chalmers
Greenville
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ANPA Leader Addresses Mid Atlantic Circulation Managers
George C. Biggers of Atlanta addressed Carolina Virginia managers at the opening session of the 9th annual Mid Atlantic Circulation Managers Association meeting in Charleston. Arthur Daniel of Atlanta and R. P. Schlabach Jr. of the University of South Carolina also spoke.
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Catholics Stage March for Peace Amid Polish Church Crisis
Catholics march to pray for peace and to urge God to enlighten minds of terrorists who jailed Bishop Kaczmarek and hindered Cardinal Wyszynski. They demand Poland and allies enslaved by communism regain dignity once shared as European saviors. Cardinal Wyszynski was removed from his post after a church-state dispute. The Vatican protests the actions against the two prelates.
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Carolinal Wyszynski
Poland
Czeslaw Kaczmarek
Pinched by a Deputy at Anadarko Jail
Under sheriff Clyde Blakley recalls the pinch of law enforcement. Deputy Herman Elliott accidentally closed a jail door on Blakley's finger.
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Okla
Clyde Blakley
Herman Elliott
Blakley
Weather Outlook With Temperatures and Sun Times
Low tonight 48 degrees and high tomorrow 72 degrees. Today’s high 82 and last night’s low 49. Sunset today at 5 49 p m and sunrise tomorrow at 6 25 a m.
Yugoslav protest and mob action threaten American staff in Belgrade
U S protest over an attack on a diplomatic official drew a Yugoslav reply that 200 Americans in Belgrade could not be guaranteed safety. A mob besieged the U S Information Service on the ground floor, injuring director William Bing of Florence South Carolina. Diplomatic authorities reported organized premeditated attacks as demonstrations continued in Belgrade against Anglo American decisions amid broader discussions with the Italian and Russian envoys.
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U. S. Information Service
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Bebler
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Trieste
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Out to Lunch Indefinitely at Fort McPherson Desk Sign
Atlanta reports a vacant civilian desk at Fort McPherson bearing a sign reading Out to lunch indefinitely a loyal Democrat. The message suggests a political statement observed by nearby personnel.
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Atlanta
Ft. McPherson
Did You Ever See A Baldheaded Sheep? Ad Claim
An old advertisement touts NIL-O-NAL lanolin as a cure for dry scalp and thinning hair. It promises restoration of oils, thicker shinier hair in 30 days with a money back guarantee. Pricing is listed as $1.25 plus tax for 2 oz and $2.00 plus tax for 4 oz jars.
Pravda Ridicules Non-Aggression Pacts Across Europe
Pravda denounces Western powers non aggression guarantees as baited traps and accuses American circles of seeking war against the Soviet Union. An Ob server article argues Atlantic pact deception and defends Moscow against NATO security assurances amid McCarthy era accusations.
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Communist Party
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Russia
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Treaty Organization Powers
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North Atlantic Union
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R-Wis
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McCarthy
Foreign Ministers Postpone Meeting Over European Community
The six Schuman Nations postponed their foreign ministers meeting planned at The Hague on October 22 to discuss the European political community. Deputies in Rome are drafting the supra-national authority for a projected European army as France debates sovereignty and a National Assembly debate before signing the pact.
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Hague
Netherlands
Rome
France
National Assembly
Bank Robbers Leave Deficit After Botched Oklahoma Heist
In Arapaho Oklahoma burglars broke into Custer National Bank aiming for a big score but were foiled by an alert cashier. They fled after an unfinished job leaving behind drills dynamite and caps as evidence.
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Arapaho
Okla
Custer National Bank
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