Scott declines lieutenant governor bid as Kirkman urged for post
State Sen. Ralph H. Scott of Burlington says he has no plans to seek the Democratic nomination for lieutenant governor next year. He declines the race while leaving open a possible run against Rep. Carl Durham in the 6th District. Scott hopes Guilford’s Sen. Arthur Kirkman will consider the lieutenant governor post.
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Burlington
N. C
Ralph H. Scott
U. S
Kerr Scott
Scott
Carl T. Durham
Durham
Carl Durham
Sen
Arthur Kirkman
Guilford
French Forces Press Encirclement Near Moroccan Frontier
French units advance in eastern Morocco seeking to seal the Spanish Moroccan border and trap rebels from the Atlas. A patrol killed five French troops, while surrendering tribesmen handed over nearly 150 guns. Far to the east Algerian terror attacks persist with killings and kidnappings in Bone and Merel.
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Rabat
French Morocco
Atlas Mountains
Morocco
Tizi-Ouzli
Casablanca-Algeria
North Africa
Central Atlas
Immouzer-Des- Marmoucias
Maroc
Taza
Algeria
Bone
Qouled
Selim
el Madher
Merel
Evangelist Billy Graham Campaign Reaches Fund Goal in Toronto
The Canadian drive for Billy Graham's campaign raised 100000 with 15000 over in hand. Co chair Rev Douglas Percy noted extra funds will back India and Far East crusades. Graham spoke to 15000 at the Canadian National Exhibition urging decisions for Christ. He plans a Far East tour visiting Korea Japan and Hong Kong with funds supporting a traveling hospital and clinic for Asia.
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Toronto
U.S
Billy Graham
Graham
Douglas Percy
India
Far East
Korea
Japan
Hong Kong
Autumn Storm Threatens East Coast Flood Risk Grows
A frisky autumn storm moves up the East Coast tracking a path similar to Hurricane Hazel. Winds reach 60 mph in Atlantic City, with 5 inch rainfall possible and high tides forecast from Virginia to New York. Evacuations occur as floods threaten New Jersey, New York, and Pennsylvania communities.
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Hazel
Cape Hatteras
N. C
Virginia
New Jersey
Atlantic City
New York City
New Vernon
Geneva
Diane
Washington, D. C
Almira
N.Y
Washington Weather Bureau
Pennsylvania
Lake Ontario
Canada
Haiti
Carolinas
Washington
Baltimore
Capital
Lower Manhattan
Buffalo
Rochester
Niagara Falls
Williamsport
Six Jet Bomber Crashes Near Riverside Killing Four
A six jet bomber from March Air Force Base exploded after takeoff during an instrument training flight near Riverside California killing four crewmen. The base said the aircraft belonged to the 320th Bombardment Wing and authorities withheld names until next of kin were notified.
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Riverside
Calif
March Air Force Base
Pinkham Smith
Air Force
320Th
March Afb
Textile Growth Forecast For North Carolina Firms Say Hodges
Governor Hodges addressed the North Carolina Textile Manufacturers Assn urging continued growth and coordination amid tariff changes. He noted a state study on Japanese imports and urged higher quality, advertising, and merchandising to keep North Carolina at the textile forefront.
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Pinehurst
N.C
Hodges
North Carolina
America
Japanese rickshaw laborer leads new Socialist party
Masaburo Suzuki, once a rickshaw puller, was elected chairman of Japan's new Socialist party uniting left and right wings. He predicts 200 seats next election, aims to curb U.S. forces, seek Japan's economic independence, and push for a Far East nonaggression pact linking Japan, the United States, Russia, and Red China.
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Tokyo
United States
New Socialist Party
Japan
Masaburo Suzuki
Suzuki
U.S
Far East
Russia
Red China
America
Impeachment Hint After Probe Of Eavesdropping
Senators Eastland and Jenner suggested possible impeachment proceedings after an inquiry into eavesdropping on jury deliberations. They urged handing over a transcript to the House Judiciary Committee for action and recommendations. They noted the Senate Internal Security subcommittee should not probe official conduct of a federal judge.
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Washington
P—Sens
Eastland
D - Miss
Jenner
R-Ind
House Judiciary Committee
House
Senate Internal Security
Faure Delays Showdown With Confidence Vote
Paris Premier Edgar Faure postponed a major confrontation over Algerian policy by asking for a government confidence vote. The move, meant to forestall defeat in the National Assembly, keeps Faure in office at least until Tuesday when the vote occurs. Debates were halted for 24 hours and extended to Tuesday as the government seeks a lifesaving maneuver amid Morocco fallout.
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Paris
National Assembly
Edgar Faure
Morocco
Faure
Argentina braces for uprising amid Peronism panic
Provisional President Lonardi mobilizes army to quell potential Peronista demonstrations on Loyalty Day October 17. Labor Minister Cerrutti Costa warns against inciting workers, promising full force of security services. The regime displays Peron wealth including 16 automobiles and 240 motorcycles worth about 900000 dollars.
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Bruce Henderson
Buenos Aires
Argentina
Juan D. Peron
Peron
Eduardo Lonardi
Luis Benito Cerrutti Costa
la Plata
Palermo
East West Deadlock at U N Over Security Seat
In New York the U N General Assembly failed on the first ballot to elect a non permanent Security Council member with Poland 34 and Philippines 33 of 39 needed. Cuba and Australia won other council seats. Philippines later moved to 35 while Poland fell to 23. The session also saw friction with Hammarskjold over self determination debates and calls for an atoms for peace agency.
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United Nations
N. Y
U.N. General Assembly
Security Council
Poland
Philippines
United States
Geneva
Cuba
Australia
Yugoslavia
Russia
London
Europe
U.N
Hammarskjold
Czechoslovakia
East Germany
Red China
Gettysburg Prep Scramble for Presidential Visit
Historic Gettysburg readies in reserve for a possible Eisenhower visit from Denver to the farm. Town facilities including Annie M. Warner Hospital, fire department volunteers, and Gettysburg Times pledge full support and medical readiness. dates unsettled with talk of early Navy January presence.
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Navy
Denver
White House
Gettysburg
Gettysburg College
Eisenhower
Annie M. Warner Hospital
Burgess William G. Weaver
Eisenhower Farm
Gettysburg Times
WGET
the Times
Townsend Off To Country For Mystery Royal Romance
Handsome Peter Townsend drives to Somerset for a quiet weekend while Britain watches Clarence House for Princess Margaret’s answer. Crowds chant for a marriage. officials stay tight lipped as Townsend hints at happiness after meeting the princess.
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London
Peter Townsend
Margaret
Clarence House
Elizabeth
Townsend
Royal Air Force
Marquis of Arbergavenny
Princess Margaret's
Britain
President Eisenhower Turns 65 Amid Steady Recovery
President Eisenhower reaches 65 in bed at the Denver hospital as MIT doctors report a good night's sleep and progress after his heart attack. Official bulletins note cautious activity, a celebratory birthday cake for patients, a planned defense and budget meeting, and daily medical updates on his condition.
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Denver
Eisenhhower
MIT
Denver White House
Fitzsimons Army Hospital
Ike
White House
James C. Hagerty
Eisenhower
Adrive
John §. Doud
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