Eisenhower Dulles Talk Emphasizes U S Policy Unity
President Eisenhower and Secretary of State Dulles held a Denver bedside briefing on eight key points as they aim to dispel fears of a policy lag before the Big Four conference. Dulles called the talks extremely helpful and outlined an interim reply to Soviet Premier Bulganin on data sharing and disarmament.
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Soviet Proposal Pushes International Atom Agency Plan
Western sources report Russia conditionally endorses an inter national atomic body for Eisenhower’s atoms for peace. V. V. Kuznetsov proposed a U N backed agency under Security Council veto and open to all nations, with strict safeguards on security and equality among states.
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Celanese to Consolidate Textile Marketing Labs in Charlotte
Celanese Corp. of America plans the most complete development laboratories for a textile marketing operation in Charlotte. Vice president K. C. Loughlin says sales and technical service teams from New York City Summit Hopewell Burlington will be consolidated with local staff. John W. Brooks will head textile marketing from Charlotte as teams from Hopewell Summit and Burlington support new fiber use and fabric creation. The Hopewell plant will run for months and Arnel fabrics will shift to dyeing and finishing after year’s start.
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Soviet Critics Dulles Miami Speech in Moscow Papers
Soviet newspapers call Dulles address to the American Legion counter to the spirit of Geneva and say he sought to sow distrust of Soviet peace policies. Pravda also argues union of Germany requires a Soviet led European security system and denounces Western ideas of unification as a precondition.
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Eisenhower resumes command and renews peace push
President Eisenhower resumes leadership of the U S peace effort as medical bulletins show progress after a heart attack. He sent an interim disarmament letter to Soviet Premier Bulganin and warned the U S will not reduce military power without reciprocal cuts. Secretary Dulles outlined the stance at a Denver briefing.
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Fair Weather Boosts North Carolina Crop Prospects
The Federal State Crop Reporting Service said last week fair weather improved NC crop conditions. Corn cotton peanuts and soybeans showed gains while cotton harvest progressed about 40 percent complete. Statewide outlook remained poor to fair with coastal delays due to hurricanes.
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Atomic power set to power vast future says senator
Sen. Clinton P. Anderson warned that nuclear energy will likely supply most new central power capacity by century's end and will drive diverse military and industrial uses. He said warplanes and ships may be nuclear powered while uranium prospects and reactors raise questions.
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Bevanites Warned By Unions In UK Labour Fight
In Margate, Britain, Trades Union Congress leaders warned Bevanites to quit splitting the Labour party. Charles Geddes said attacks on the conference voting system threaten the entire trade union movement. Bevan angered union bosses over his expelled- from-Labour push, while moderates gained the treasurer post. Morrison cautioned against a socialist push to nationalize industry.
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Noisy Motto Amid Quiet Streets Tests City Patience
A restless city confronts a recurring protest about variance in regulations. Residents express mixed opinions while authorities attempt to balance safety, order, and freedom of expression in a tense public meeting.
Market In Strong Upsurge After Four Declines
NEW YORK A strong early upsurge on the stock market today followed four straight daily declines. Gains of around 1 to 3 dollars a share were seen in most major groups with Bethlehem Steel up 2.62 to 146.87 and DuPont rising 4.75 to 204 among others.
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Floods in Punjab and Patiala Union Kill About 450
Official sources report around 450 deaths in last week's floods across Punjab and the Patiala Princely Union in India. Most fatalities resulted from building collapses rather than drowning. Prime Minister Nehru calls it the worst disaster in 70 years.
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Fall Festival Days To Open Tomorrow
High Point merchants announce Fall Festival Days offering red-hot bargains over Thursday, Friday, and Saturday as part of an annual trade promotion. Merchants’ Association sponsors the event with special merchandise and reduced prices highlighted in today’s Enterprise edition.
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Truman Keeps Reporters Hoping During New York Visit
President Harry Truman tours New York meeting officials and reporters, declining to discuss Republican plans or his daughter Margaret's engagement. He jokes about polls and notes future comments will come after the campaign. He likens a potential convention venue to a bull palace in remarks at the Waldorf Astoria. He also references Princess Margaret as a source of headlines.
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Adenauer Illness Triggers West German Succession Talk
In Bonn West Germany Chancellor Konrad Adenauer 79 is in bed with bronchial pneumonia prompting speculation over his successor. Finance Minister Fritz Schaeffer Economics Minister Ludwig Erhard and Foreign Minister Heinrich von Brentano emerge as leading contenders amid a smooth government but unclear line of succession if Adenauer resigns or remains ill.
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Soviets Protest Iran Stand Over Defense Pact
Moscow warns Iran that joining the Baghdad defense pact harms good neighborly ties and could affect treaty obligations. Molotov calls in Iran’s ambassador in Moscow to convey concern as Tehran joins the pact amid regional tensions.
Iran Joins Western Alliance in Baghdad Pact Move
Iran formally aligns with the Baghdad Pact joining Turkey Iraq Pakistan and Britain in a mutual defense chain. Premier Hussein Ala says a Foreign Ministry official will seek parliamentary ratification with Shah backing the treaty. The move aims to bolster Western security before the Geneva foreign ministers conference.
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