Adenauer and Europe Face a Uncertain Postwar Era
Geneva reports warn the Saar vote weakens French German unity and may threaten Western alignments. Western analysts say Russia seeks to erode Western cohesion and time Moscow may gain as Adenauer nears retirement. The future of West Germany hinges on leadership after Adenauer.
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Adenauer
Europe
Egypt
Kostovakia
Saar
Paris
Bonn
Russia
Germany
West Germany
Tobacco leaders discuss muting stocks and crop outlook
J. B. Hutson of Tobacco Associates spoke at the State Grange convention about rising domestic cigarette use and a projected 12 percent cut in next year’s tobacco acreage. He warned that even with favorable consumption and exports, tobacco stocks could rise by 200 million pounds, with a 1955 flue cured crop seen at 10 billion pounds. New Grange officers named include Harry B. Caldwell master and Hubert Jernigan overseer alongside Mrs. Fred Davis and Foy Goodin.
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Tobacco Associates
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State Grange
Harry B. Caldwell
Greensboro
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Caldwell
Hubert Jernigan
Sampson
Fred Davis
Bingham County
Foy Goodin
Catawba County
Garland Henricks
Wake Forest
L. M. Major Goldsboro
Molotov Flies Into Geneva For Conference
Soviet tech minister V M Molotov arrived in Geneva for the Big Four conference. He rode with an American air force investigator at the controls and was greeted by Swiss officials. He said participants should pursue agreeable solutions to end the cold war and improve international relations.
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Geneva
V. M. Molotov
In & Silver
Cottrols
Limits Proposed On Use Of Planes By Senators
Senator Russell urges Congress to restrict Defense Department charter flights for lawmakers before Appropriations panel. He cites two passenger planes to Europe costing about twenty thousand dollars to bring home McClean Chavez and Stennis, while Chavez trip canceled and costs questioned. Stennis notes no provision to reimburse wife’s transport. he offered to pay, officials to review.
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Trons
Eri
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Stennis
Chavez
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England
Russia
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MATS
Air Force
Waynick Takes Leave Of Absence In Government Post
Raleigh Capus M Waynick will begin a leave from his job as director of Gov Hodges Small Industries Plan. He will serve as arbitrator in a power dispute in El Salvador and plans an undetermined absence. Warren Williams, Sanford mayor and former state senator, will temporarily replace him.
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Raleigh
Capus M. Waynick
Gov. Hodges
Small Industries
Colombo
Nicaragua
el Savador
Warren Williams
Sanford
Lee County
Strobel Summoned as Probers Question Public Buildings
Strobel, head of a private consulting firm, was summoned by the House subcommittee led by Chairman Celler to answer questions about a federal building program. The inquiry centers on contracting and potential conflicts as Strobel previously earned $190,000 a year and held links to firms doing work for the Public Buildings Administration.
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Strobel
of & Sa
Ana
Celler
D-Ny
Npg
Strobe
Federal Public A
Strobel & A
Public Build
Faure May Seek Confidence Vote in Parliament
Paris reports the government under Premier Edgar Faure may request a vote of confidence to defend its program. The debate could be risky for the administration amid policy reversals. Faure also seeks an early parliamentary election date as deputies debate military operations in North Africa.
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Paris
Edgar Faure
Faure
Genes Christian Vee
North Africa
Too Much Money Big Problem Britons Brace for Austerity Plan
London braces for a government plan to curb spending in response to inflation and falling gold and dollar reserves. Butler outlines a program cutting bread subsidies by 40 million pounds and milk subsidies by 30 million pounds, with rumored tax hikes and tighter credit measures.
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London
Butler
House of Commons
Britain
Ae Ee
Disaster Insurance Legislation To Be Discussed Across States
A series on disaster insurance legislation begins next week covering several Atlantic Seaboard states. An aide said no hearings are planned for South Carolina due to time and Senate attendance limits. Senators Johnston of South Carolina and Ervin of North Carolina asked no hearings in their states. Johnston may appear at a hearing here or in North Carolina because of his strong interest.
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South Carolina
Johnston
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Federal Lawyers Examine Morgenthau Diaries
Federal lawyers investigated diaries linked to Morgenthau as part of a study by the General Services Administration and the Department of Justice. The inquiry, disclosed last night, centers on archival material and potential connections to government records and policy discussions.
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Morgenthau
GSA
Department of Justice
Sloppy Dress Debates Stirred by Miss Piazza
Miss Piazza leads a fashion controversy in New Orleans as she criticizes star attire and public taste, naming Marilyn Monroe and Grace Kelly among those she believes set poor examples. She argues fans suffer when favored stars appear dowdy, while promoting her own risqué nightclub act.
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Thrush
Marilyn Monroe
Hollywood
New York
Miss Piazza
Shelley Winters
Grace
Don Lopez
Marlene Dietrich
Marlene
Central Park
Metropolitan Opera
New Orleans
President Eisenhower Calls for Fresh Pact with Russia
President Eisenhower spoke from Fitzsimons Army Hospital on the eighth floor after attack recovery. He urged Russia to match America in pursuing peace and progress and expressed hope Geneva talks would spark a new spirit for future solutions. Dulles noted mutual hopes for calmer relations and warned against unresolved tensions.
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Fitzsimons Army Hospital
Geneva
Dulles
Eisenhower
Grand Jury Indicts S.C. Negro Minister
Florence county grand jury indicts Rev. Joseph DeLaine of Lake City on assault with a deadly weapon for firing on a car carrying four white men. DeLaine, active in the 1954 school desegregation suit, fled North after the shooting. extradition efforts proceed via Gov. Hariman.
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Florence. S.C
Joseph DeLaine
Lake City
Times opposes Princess Margaret marriage to Townsend
The London Times warned that a marriage between Princess Margaret and Peter Townsend would cause division among loyal subjects and urged the princess to consider duty alongside personal happiness. The editorial stance appears amid renewed talk of a royal union as Queen Elizabeth plans a West Africa tour late January and February.
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London Times
Margaret
Peter Townsend
the Times
Royal Air Force
The
Times
Ee Canterbury
Church of the Church Hierarchy
Viscount Kilmuir
West Africa
Townsend
Craveiro Lopes
Zoemeee
Clarence House
Buckingham Palace
Israel Spotlighted At Parley
Western foreign ministers gather in Paris to plan the Geneva talks led by Dulles and Macmillan as Moshe Sharett raises the issue of Red arms shipments to the Middle East. Dulles to visit Tito in Yugoslavia November 6 ahead of the four power meeting. Molotov expected in Geneva.
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Moshe Sharett
Middle East
Sharett
Dulles
Harol MacMitthell
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Britain
France
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Soviet Union
Tito
Stalin
Sustey Nly Dema Trane
United Which
Swarett
V. M. Molotov
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Kent Eisenhower
Lorraine Knox
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Howard Snyder
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