Armed Robbers Identified After Motel Heist in Gaston County
Two men arrested at a roadblock near Mount Holly were identified by Gaston County police as the armed bandits who robbed motel operator Zernie Beach and his wife of about 120 dollars. Detective Clarence Painter, wounded in a prior arrest attempt, and Spartanburg officers questioned the suspects. Beach and his wife described a pistol point robbery and assault in their Wilkinson Boulevard motel room.
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Spartanburg County
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Spartanburg
Painter
Gaston County
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Arthur Hollowell
Mecklenburg County
Indi
Wichita
Zernie Beach
Wilkinson Boulevard
Carroll
Maxie
B. B. Brockman
James Arthur Hallman
Halloman
Kans
Jack Garner
Beach
When Help Comes From Outside The Self
The passage argues that while people value independence and self sufficiency all reach limits where help is needed. It compares drowning, hunger, loneliness, and parental love, asserting that when endurance ends, people turn to others and to God for strength, comfort, and relief in facing serious problems.
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Stevenson Seeks Small Firms Shield Against Giants
Adlai Stevenson, in a New York speech to business supporters, attacks Eisenhower policies as squeezing small business by mergers and high interest rates. He calls for policies to curb big corporations and criticizes Dulles and Nixon, while Harriman backs ending hydrogen bomb tests.
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Eisenhower
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Dulles
Averell Harriman
Kremlin
Poland asserts equality with Soviet Union in parliamentary address
Premier Josef Cyrankiewicz told Poland’s Parliament that future Polish Soviet relations will be based on full equality. He said Russian troops would be confined to treaty bases and referenced ongoing Polish fears of German reunification.
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Josef Cyrankiewicz
Poland
Soviet Union
Nikita S. Khrushchev
Stefan Cardinal Wyszynski
Wladyslaw Gomulka
Gomulka
Cyrankiewicz
Moscow
Konstantin Rokossovsky
Communist Party
Stalin
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Rioting in Morocco Leaves 27 Dead as Strife Spreads
In Meknes and on major routes near the Por bridge 27 people were killed amid riots sparked by France seizing Algerian rebels. European deaths were reported as eight bodies found near a bridge, with police threatening to resign after four officers were killed. Authorities hunted for victims as rioting subsided.
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Rabat
Morocco
Meknesa
Porbridge
Meknes
Stabilized Income Is Urged In North Carolina Speech
Gov Hodges urged diversified farming and year round income at the seventh fall festival in Red Springs North Carolina He called for leadership among farmers community leaders professionals and educators to build a modern marketing approach and attract new industry while preserving rural life and roads schools and churches.
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Red Springs
N.C
Hodges
North Carolina
America
Morocco Sultan Breaks Off French Talks
In Tunis the Moroccan Sultan Mohammed V halted talks with France after Algeria rebel leaders were seized and diverted to Algiers by French forces. Riots and strikes followed in Meknes, Tunis, Casablanca, and Rabat as Mollet sought UN action and a confidence vote.
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Tunis
Tunisia
Mohammed V
France
Algeria
North Africa
Algiers
Mediterranean
Meknes
Ageria
Guy Mollet
Paris
National Assembly
Mollet
National Liberation Front
Cairo
Egypt
Reb
Bels
Casablanca
Rabat
Mohammed Bekkar
U.N. Security Council
Eisenhower outlines four point policy on Poland revolt
President Eisenhower frames a four point policy linking Poland unrest to American ideals of self government and free trade. He signals readiness to aid Poland and similar nations, and hints at a Yugoslavia-like approach without detailing aid or trade specifics.
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Washington
Russia
Eisnehower
Poland
Eisenhower
Moscow
United States
Yugoslavia
Eisenhower Plans Six Campaign Speeches Next Week
The White House announced six campaign speeches by President Eisenhower across Florida Virginia Texas Oklahoma and Pennsylvania in three trips. Press secretary James C Hagerty said the president will stay in close touch with developments abroad and return to Washington afterward.
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White House
Eisenhower
Florida
Virginia
Texas
Oklahoma
Pennsylvania
James C. Hagerty
Revolution Grips Budapest as Soviet Tanks Clash Rebels
Hundreds reported killed as anti-Russian uprising roils Hungary's capital. Soviet tanks and warplanes attack student and worker rebels after a government ultimatum fails. Witnesses say Russian forces blaze through Danubian streets amid mounting casualties and a cut city link.
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Vienna
Austria
Budapest
Warsaw
Radio
Danubian
Eisenhower Defends Nuclear Testing Policy in Campaign Reply
President Eisenhower warned the United States would face a serious military disadvantage if it halted hydrogen bomb tests while Russia continued hers. He rejected Adlai Stevenson’s arguments, urged safeguarding disarmament but insisted on developing the strongest weapons for national safety and world peace. He also claimed big business had suffered under his administration.
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Washington
Eisenhower
United States
Russia
Adlai E. Stevenson
Stevenson
Pas
Be Informed Vote On The Issues
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