Reds Will Push Arms Debate in New UN Committee
United Nations observers report Russia will bring its case before the U N Political Committee after the Disarmament Commission rebuffed an immediate U N debate. Soviet delegate Arkady Sobolev seeks a prompt discussion but the commission said it needs time to study newly released disarmament records.
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N.Y
Disarmament Commission
U. N
Russia
Nation Political Committee
Arkady Sobolev
Sobolev
Princess Margaret’s engagement tensions in royal circles
Princess Margaret remains uncertain about Townsend as a husband amid constitutional hurdles and church views on divorce. Court informants say discussions focus on timing and whether an engagement will be announced soon as she weighs royal expectations and personal choice.
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Townsend
Michael Brand
Brand
Laura Smith
Margaret
Mary
Elizabeth I
Elizabeth
Liberal News Chronicle
Church of England
We Cemble
Evening Standard
President Eisenhower undergoes new heart exams in Denver
President Eisenhower, five weeks hospitalized after a heart attack, receives thorough examinations from Dr. Paul Dudley White and Col. Thomas W. Mattingly at Fitzsimons Army Hospital. White schedules a news conference to report progress and near term convalescence plans.
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Eisenhower
Paul Dudley White
Boston
Fitzsimons Army Hospital
Thomas W. Mattingly
Walter Reed Hospital
Washington, D. C
White
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Columbine
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John Eisenhower
Sherman Adams
Air Force Field
White House
James C. Hagerty
Hagerty
Abed
Eugene Lepeschkin
University of Vermont
Inquiries Rise Over Low Rent Public Housing Program
Atlanta office reports many inquiries from cities without low rent programs and others with contracts out seeking guidance. Priority goes to localities with housing needs and urban renewal issues, then those with units under preliminary contracts, followed by new areas lacking displaced-family units as the program expands in the Southeast.
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Atlanta
Cedure
Ad On
A. R. Lees
Hanson
Tte
PHA
Raleigh
Greensboro
North Carolina
Asheville
Concord
Durham
Teaunneville
Waynee Point
Laurinburg
Winston- Salem
Aid Sought In Chicago Slayings
Authorities offer rewards totaling 6500 for clues in the murders of Robert Peterson 14 and brothers John 13 and Anton Schuessler Jr. Missing leads include an old blue automobile sighted near a northwest Chicago forest preserve. Witnesses recall a weathered blue car with three hatless youths. Police say a lie detector test supported one witness.
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Chicago
John K. Gutknecht
Damien
Robert Peterson
Schuessler
John
Anton Jr
Ford
Edward Rohifes
Joan Malecke
Forest Preserve
Rohifes
Hodges Clarifies Stance on Coalition at Convention
Charlotte Governor Hodges tells Mecklenburg leaders he opposes linking any coalition to supporting a single presidential candidate. He spoke after the Southern Governors Conference where the idea emerged, urging calm and outwardly sticking to broader aims.
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Charlotty T
Hodges
Mecklenburg Party
Highway finance eyes brighter prospects for next year
Secretary Weeks said the administration favors Eisenhower's highway plan but will consider tax-based or mixed funding to win a road bill next year. Congress rejected the 1954 funding options, yet both parties seek passage of a financing-free bill in early 1955 after Weeks urged fair highway user taxes.
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Fallon
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Rayburn
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Merce Department
Propaganda Blasts in Saar Plebiscite Finishes Last Push
In Saarbrucken protest and propaganda clash as Europeanization backers led by Johannes Hoffmann and pro German groups rally for the plebiscite. Each side calls the other traitors while accusing the opposing camp of betraying the Saar and jeopardizing security and peace.
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Saarbruchen
Saar -P
Saar
Johannes Hoffmann
Slimane Moves To Form Morocco’s First Cabinet
Slimane Ben Slimane 57, a former Fez pasha, agreed to form Morocco’s first cabinet under the French protectorate. He won a two hour throne council session and seeks a broad, representative body to negotiate limited home rule with France. Istiqlal opposes, demanding Mohammed Ben Youssef’s return or a Council of Ulemas.
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French
Morocco
Si Hadj Fatmi Ben Slimane
Fez
Slimane
Council of the Throne
Attithe Istiqial Party
France
Ous Slimane
Democratic Independence Party
PDI
Si Bekkai
Istiqlal
Bekka
Barka
Mohammed Ben Youssef
Madagascar
Ben Youssef
Ben Barka
Council of Ulemas
Mohammed Ben’ Moulay Arafa
Tangier
New Dobbins Trial Will Be Scheduled
J Sheppard Dobbins 46 of Elkin faces felonious assault charges against Surry County surgeon Dr Harry Lester Johnson after a jury deadlocked seven to five for acquittal. Dobbins admitted wounding Johnson on Nov 15 1954 at Hugh Chatham Memorial Hospital amid alleged affair claims. Dobbins pleads innocent due to insanity and awaits next court date as Solicitor Ralph Scott plans to call the case at the earliest opportunity.
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Cora
Johnson
John‘son
Ralph Scott
Sunday Enterprise Preview Highlights Arts Craft Band and Furniture Show
The Sunday Enterprise tomorrow highlights High Point arts and crafts workshops with a feature on weekly classes for residents. It also previews the Optimist Club band expansion and a mid season informal furniture showing at High Point. Additional features cover high school news and space developments.
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Arts & Crafts
High Point
High Pointer
Sunday Enterprise
Morrow
Truck Driver Finds Watch Still In Layaway After Years
Willie Kelly of Memphis kept a $295 wristwatch in layaway since 1944, paying sporadically and still hoping to finish it by Christmas. Store records show a total with tax of $446.05. the watch has been held for him by Reiss Jewelry, oiling it yearly and awaiting payoff by his Christmas goal.
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Memphis P
Willie Kelly
Lyelel Sims
Kelly
Siaving
Reiss
Commercia
U S Antitrust Lobbies Newsprint Price Increases
The Justice Department pledged to block moves that push newsprint costs higher and invited U S producers to meet with antitrust officials. Deputy AG Rogers warned price hikes threaten many papers and urged vigilance as St Lawrence plans a 5 per ton rise to 131 delivered in New York.
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Justice Department
U. S
Wiliam P. Rogers
New York City
U.S
Rogers
Asst
Atty. Germ
Stanley N. Barnes
Department
Flogers
Antitrust Division
State prisons push expanded work programs and markets
State Prison Director W. F. Bailey says prison industries will grow with new markets for items like tags, markers, and mattresses. The system now supplies most food needs and plans to boost output to 75 percent, while egg purchases decline as on site production rises. The labor shift reflects efficiency gains as the Highway Commission reduces inmate road work. MORE ON PAGE EIGHT
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Eens
W. F. At Bailey
Bai
Prisons Department
State Highway Commission
Commission
Stevenson and Kefauver Press Farm Parity in Midwest
Adlai Stevenson urged 90 percent parity price supports for basic crops as Kefauver attacked farm cost declines in Erie and Des Moines. Wallace urged world peace endorsements while Harriman and Knight floated presidential bids. Eisenhower aides denied overt politics amid a quiet GOP scene.
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Adlai E. Stevenson
Midwest
Sen
Kefauver
Tenn
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Avere] Harriman
E. A. Wallace
Nn Ace
New Deal
Vice
South Salem
N. J
Howor
Wallace
Progressive Party
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Brownell
Etrolien
California
Goodwin Knight
Knight
Aration
Des Town
Stevenson
Green Bay
Wis
Price
Erie
Ezra T. Benson
Benson
Fair Expected To Set New Attendance Records Tonight
The State Fair in Raleigh drew a record crowd of 150,000 yesterday and is expected to break all attendance records as it ends a five day run. Highlights include an auto race and a rodeo along with ongoing events drawing crowds all week.
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