U S May Present Arms Plan Before Geneva Committee
Word circulated that the United States will present a rival disarmament plan when Khrushchev’s total disarmament proposal goes to the East West committee in Geneva. Sources say American experts are drafting a comprehensive plan on arms and on adequate verification after the Assembly ends.
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United Nations
N.Y
United States
Nikita Khrushchev
Geneva
U.S
U.N
State Department
Big Gift to Consolidated University Promised in NC
Announcement expected near Reidsville next Tuesday afternoon details a large donation by Mrs. Jefferson Penn. The Chinqua Penn Plantation will transfer to the university with an endowment around 750000 dollars, while Penn leases and resides on the estate. The plan includes a model oral school for about a thousand youths and a beef cattle experiment station at the estate.
Carpet to Moon Shows Massive Cigarette Output
The Agriculture Department reports 1 971 billion cigarettes produced in 1958, 470 billion by the United States, a 4 percent rise from 1957. If laid end to end the world total would form a carpet seven feet wide and one cigarette thick from Earth to the Moon, a distance of 221 900 miles.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Springs Mills head Elliott Springs dies of pancreatic cancer
LANCASTER SC AP Col Elliott White Springs veteran WWI air ace and novelist and longtime Springs Mills head died in Memorial Hospital New York of pancreatic cancer He directed operations with $163000000 gross in 1957 58 fiscal year He led Springs Mills Bank of Lancaster director Kanawah Insurance He trained with the Royal Flying Corps fought in France He wrote novels and short stories Survived by wife Frances Ley and one daughter His son died in a glider crash near Fort Mill Memorial services planned in Fort Mill and New York wrapping up his colorful career.
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Lancaster
S.C
Elliott White Springs
South Carolina
New York
Memorial Hospital
Springs
France
Springs Mills, Inc
Bank of Lancaster
Kanawah Insurance Co
Britain
Royal Flying Corps
Oxford
RFC
Fort Mill
Frances Ley
Springs Organization
Ft. Mill
Springmaid
Scientists Win Nobel Prize in Medicine for Heredity Mechanisms
Two American researchers receive medicine Nobel for discoveries on biological synthesis of ribonucleic and deoxyribonucleic acids. Dr. Severo Ochoa of NYU and Dr. Arthur Kornberg of Stanford named laureates. Prize worth 220700 crowns.
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Stockholm
Sweden
Severo Ochoa
New York University College of Medicine
Arthur Kornberg
Stanford University
California
Royal Caroline Institute of Medicine and Physiology
Alfred Nobel
Caroline Institute
Ochoa
Luarca
Spain
Calls For Accuracy Zeal In Papers Highlight National Newspaper Week
Washington AP reports President stresses zeal and accuracy in editors reporting daily affairs to supply citizens with history lessons and information to drive freedom and justice. He extends best wishes for National Newspaper Week.
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Washington
Freedom and Justice
Doctors Fight To Restore Scalp Wrenched From Farm Girl
A 12 year old farm girl from Blackfoot Idaho Christine Hayes suffered massive facial and scalp injuries when a potato combine tore off her scalp ears eyelids and eyebrows. Surgeons performed a six hour operation grafting abdominal skin to her face and neck and planned skull peeling to provide a surface for grafts. The Blackfoot doctor and Salt Lake surgeon involved kept her alive and prepared for reconstruction with no names released.
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Lae City
Christine Hayes
Blackfoot
Idaho
Latter-Day Saints Cooeeatt
Christine
Combine
Salt Lake
Clarence E. Wonnacott
Steel strike faces possible settlement as panel hears sides
Washington district reports President Eisenhower’s inquiry board may yield a settlement this weekend to avert Taft Hartley action. The 93 day strike disrupts 500 000 workers with no progress toward court orders or cooling off period. Steelworkers President McDonald cites stalled talks amid union management arguments over wildcat actions.
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Washington
Theovernment
George W. Taylor
Eisenhower
Steel Inquiry Board
Taylor
David J. McDonald
Steelworkers Union
White House
Lamb
Brush Fire Threatens Suburbs North of Los Angeles
Los Angeles area firefighters battled a large brush fire across about 3000 acres of watershed along a 30 mile perimeter near Altadena and La Crescenta. Evacuations possible for Briggs Terrace as winds threaten expensive homes and the Angeles Crest Highway corridor.
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Los Angeles
Arroyo Seco Canyon
Altadena
Pasadena
Ible
Angeles Crest Highway
la Canada
Briggs Terrace
la Crescenta
Five Die In Greenville Two-Car Collision
A early morning two-car crash on Bypass 291 near Greenville killed five people from both vehicles. Victims include Charles Proffit 21 and Samuel Lamb 26 along with C G Thomas Donaldson Air Force Base, Pearl Wilson and Patsie Price. Coroner reports bodies scattered along the highway and a toppled car roof had to be removed by a wrecker.
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Greenville
S.C
Here
Charles Proffit
George W. McCoy
Samuel M. Lamb
George William Thomas
Donaldson Air Force Base
Pearl Shaw Wilson
Williamston
Patsie Price
Profit
Lamb
Thomas
Proffit
Henry Bates
Carl Skelton
Proffitt
Reedy River
Errol Flynn Dies of Heart Attack in Vancouver Apartment
Renowned actor Errol Flynn died in a Vancouver apartment after collapsing from a heart attack during a visit with Mrs. George Caldough and her guests. He was en route to a yacht sale when illness struck, and an ambulance carried him to hospital where he was pronounced dead.
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Vancouver
B.C
Errol Flynn
George Caldough
Flynn
Mgt
Zaca
Cenes i
Washington, Pe
San Angeles
Cuba
Fidel Castro
Eight Men Convicted in Greensboro Moonshine Case
A Middle District Court jury convicted eight men today in a liquor conspiracy case after 12 minutes of deliberation. The verdict followed three days of testimony about a September 1958 seizure of the largest moonshine still found in an old barn near Myrtle Beach, S.C.
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Greensborop
Myrtle Beach
8. C
Common Parent Mistakes From Gesell Study
Readers learn from Dr Arnold Gesell that the four main parenting errors are blaming oneself for child failures misusing discipline worrying about the wrong things and not spending enough time with children The piece urges listening to children and seizing the opportunity to grow as parents.
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Gesell
Kiplinger
Family Weekly
Tornado hits Kure Beach causes injuries and damage
A twister struck Kure Beach before 2:20 a.m. damaging eight stores and homes, ripping roofs, tearing down power lines, and scattering debris. Russell Youngblood 67 suffered a head wound. D T Wilkie 62 escaped unharmed while others fled to safety. Local officials described a freight train like roar.
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Kure Beach
N.C
K Street
2Nd St
Russell Youngblood
Fletcher
H. R. Garriss
N.C. State College
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Springs Mills
Col
Elliott W. Springs
Parkins Mill
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