Truman Eyes UN Talks After Atomic Bomb Scare
President Truman offered to sit down with Soviet Russia to seek disarmament and a durable peace under United Nations control of atomic power. He urged lifting armaments burdens, warned against fear and suspicion, and tied progress to a stronger free world and continued defense. The remarks accompanied Wake Forest College ground breaking in Winston-Salem.
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Truman
Russia
United Nations
Soviet Union
Wake Forest College
Baptist Institution
Wake Forest
Reynolds Tobacco
Little Hope
Free World
Steen
Acento
Oe Forest College
Te Senate
Church of God
Peddiers
Belmont College to become four year institution
Belmont Abbey, a Catholic junior college near Charlotte, will add a full four year program. The third year starts next September and the fourth follows, enabling sophomores to graduate as the first senior class in spring 1954.
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Belmont
Belmont Abbey
Charlotte
Bertie County Agent B E Grant to Work in Greece
Bertie County farm agent B E Grant will travel to Greece next month under the Economic Cooperation Administration to collaborate with the Greek agricultural extension service. He will head the tobacco section and has served as county agent in Bertie for 27 years.
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Raleigh
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B. E. Grant
Economic Coopera Administration
Grant
Greek Agricultural Extension Service
Lawyers to Pinehurst announce Tar Heel lawyers program
State bar president W A Le land McKeithen announced continuing training for Tar Heel lawyers will begin Thursday Leonard Larner of Philadelphia will conduct the first institutes in the program in severe cities of the state They will open at Hickory and Asheville Oct 18 and then at Winston Salem Greensboro Raleigh Fayetteville and Greenville on successive days
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Greenville
Stock Market Up Slightly In Early New York Session
Prices rose fractionally on the Stock Exchange in moderately active trading led by oil and metal issues. Amerada Petroleum gained 2 1 4 to 153 1 2, Sea board Oil up 1 1 4 to 99 1 4, National Lead +1 1 2 to 95, Santa Fe +1 to 80, J L Case jumped 2 1 4 to 78 3 4, Zenith +1 3 8 to 69.
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Mahoning Coal Railroad
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Crackles Children Do Not Put Off Trouble Till Tomorrow
A brief unknown quotation notes that children often face trouble today rather than delaying it. The line attributed to M L P emphasizes immediate action over postponement.
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M.L.P
Negro says McCarthy aide sent faked message
Kes Davis a Pasadena, California man testified in a two man espionage trial that he and a McCarthy aide sent a telegram to U S diplomat John Carter Vincent in Bern alleging a Communist link. He said money was paid for information and that the telegram involved a Geneva minister and a Swiss lawyer.
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Paris
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Vincent
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Ee Veta
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Ead
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Europe
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Izerland
Final Week of Congress Faces Short Window for Action
Congress heads into what leaders call the final week of the 1951 session with the fate of remaining appropriations and a $5.75 billion tax bill hanging in the balance. The Senate and House must finish spending bills for military aid and domestic programs while a liberalization measure for defense area education funding moves forward.
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House
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Commissioner of Education
Houseaor
Thousands greet Truman at Winston-Salem ground breaking
President Truman arrives by Air Force plane and tours the Reynolds estate as Winston-Salem crowds line the streets. He is to turn the first earth at the Wake Forest College site at 2 30 pm while Wake Forest students and faculty take a holiday for the ceremony. The move of Wake Forest to Reynolda will fund a new campus with gifts totaling about 7 6 million and Baptist support pledging 1 million for a chapel.
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Independence
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Central Prison
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Steed Heads ACS Asheville Presidency
W. T. Steed of Raleigh was elected president of the North Carolina Division of the American Cancer Society at its two day annual meeting in Asheville. He succeeds Joseph T. Martin of Greensboro.
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North Carolina
American Cancer Society
W. T. Steed
Raleigh
Steed
Joseph T. Martin
Greensboro
Liaison Teams Stall Over Korean Armistice Talks
Deadlock grows as U N and Communist liaison teams fail to agree on security measures and Kaesong zone size. U N demands 3 000 yard limit, Commu nists push for U N responsibility for any attacks, with next meeting in Banantomy at 1 am Tuesday.
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William P. Nuckols
Truman Fires Boyle From Democratic National Committee
President Truman dismissed William M. Boyle Jr. from the DNC chairmanship, ending a career that rose from Missouri political circles to national influence. The resignation letter is dated Oct 9, with White House comment still pending.
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Truman
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Democratic National Committee
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Lovett Denies Quick Victory From Atomic Weapons
Defense Secretary Robert A. Lovett told the American Legion that the United States does not yet possess fantastic atomic weapons. He warned against over optimism and said improvements to orthodox weapons and trained forces remain essential for national safety. He spoke as a hurricane threatened the convention city.
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American Legion Convention
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Strategic Heights Taken in Korea Drive Prices Escalate
U N divisions advance up to three miles capturing at least eight hills amid strong Red resistance. An 8th Army communique notes light to stiff front fighting, with two counterattacks repelled and over 5 000 enemy killed or wounded in three days. refugees report riots in North Korea quelled by police.
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Iran closes talks with Britain over oil indemnities and sale
An Iranian spokesman said no further discussions with Britain on oil indemnities and sales will occur, ahead of Iran's premier addressing the United Nations about staying out of the dispute. Paris reports Egypt formally refuses to join a Middle East defense command with Britain France the United States and Turkey.
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Turkey
Weather outlook and temperatures
The forecast calls for a low of 56 tonight and a high of 72 tomorrow. Today’s high reached 70 and last night’s low was 56.
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