Peace moves and cabinet changes amid U S tensions
The president voiced hope ministers can bridge East West disarmament gaps and urged patience for peace, pledging security and well being. He also announced resignations and appointments in the Interstate Commerce Commission and Internal Revenue Service while outlining plans to push dam projects with Congress. A GOP congressman from Montana faced opposition as assistant secretary of the interior.
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Sherman Adam
J. Hayden Alldredge
Interstate Commerce Commission
Moat
R Wosth
Harrington
Protivane
R. I
Internal Revenue
Coleman
McKay
Upper
Colorado
Fryingpar-Arkansas
U Echo Park
Ace
Cons Gang
Wesley D' Ewart
Omer
Newsprint Prices Raised by Three Firms in Canada
The Canadian International Paper Co along with Power and two other firms lift delivered newsprint to 130 dollars a ton in New York, effective November. CIP cites absorbing labor power and material costs since 1952, and a Mobile mill ramp up will trigger U S rate realignments to 131 dollars in the North Central and southern regions by November 1, 1956.
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Montreal
Canadian International Paper Co
CIP
New York
J. Vernon E. Johnson
St. Lawrence
Abitibi
United States
Mobile
U.S
Godfrey Fires Three More Men From Staff
Arthur Godfrey dismissed three staff members including Larry Puck Jerry Bresler and George Bryan without notice or stated reason CBS announced the firings as part of an ongoing series of cuts over six months. Godfrey refused to discuss motives saying it is his show and changes will be made when needed.
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New York
Arthur Godfrey
Godfrey
CBS
Harrisburg
Larry Puck
Jerry Bresler
George Bryan
Stock Market Mixed As Decline Follows A Breather
The market moved at a moderate pace with declines led by aircrafts and several industries, while several blue chips rose including United Aircraft Union Carbide and Sylvania Electric. Major names such as U S Steel and Westinghouse rose, with stock totals around 810,000 at 1 pm after a day of mixed activity and a dividend announcement from U S Steel.
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Tri
Boeing
Weatinghouse Electric
Southern Pacific
Johns-Manville
Motors and Bear
Wiecham Steel
United Aircraft
Union Carbide
Schering Corp
Sears Roebuck Surseeevesseeedees
Southern Southern Railway
J. Sereeereeeel
biMs Stevens, J.P
Sylvania
Elec Prod
Texas
Court Gets First Appeal From Whammy
The North Carolina Supreme Court accepts its first appeal testing the Whammy speeding device. Thomas Jefferson Caviness, convicted in Durham Recorder’s Court, posted 200 appeal bond and 5 fine. Caviness claims the Whammy is inaccurate and that the test methods and jury instructions were improper.
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Raleigh
State Supreme Court
Thomas Jefferson Caviness
Durham
U.S. 50
Caviness
Superior Court
Jeane c W. Hall
Speculation on Gray Retirement as UNC Leader Sparks Debate
Rumors in Raleigh and Washington center on William Friday era? Gray resigning to return to educational leadership. Gov Hodges and trustees praise Dr J Harrie Parks as a possible interim head while Gray’s indefinite leave continues. The piece notes a five year plan for joint AB and BS degrees, expansion of WUNC TV and funding flexibility, with discussions of younger administrators and university finances amid enrollment growth.
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University of North Carolina
Hodges
J. Harrie Parks
Gray
U.S. Secretary of Defense
International Security Affairs
Wunc-Tv
Ng Montis
Washington
Raleigh
Univer
Parkin
Bal
Seltiquida
Hee
University Council
Chapel
Thi
Power Co-op Plans To Raise Debt Limit
Burgaw North Carolina four county Electric Membership Corp votes to raise its debt limit from four to five million dollars to fund future expansion. The cooperative serves 9 200 customers in Pender Bladen Sampson and Duplin counties and told about 2 000 members the move is necessary for capital growth. J A Ward secretary treasurer cited the measure while William T Crisp of Tar Heel Electric Membership Assn noted expected Kerr Dam power and talks with Interior are ongoing with negotiations to resume in Raleigh.
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Burgaw
N.C
Fourcounty Electric Membership Corp
Puplin
Sampson
Pender
Bladen
J. A. Ward
William T. Crisp
Tar 1 Electric Membership Assn
Kerr Dam
Ae Electric
Jet airliners ordered by Vaned Airco from Sentins Aircraft
Vaned Airco ordered thirty 550 mile per hour jet airliners from Sentins Aircraft Co. Delivery starts May 1959 with service planned between major U.S. cities and Hawaii by November 1959. The deal is the largest jet airliner order placed with a single manufacturer. United Air Lines will use Douglas DC-8s carrying 112 first class or 140 tourist passengers at cruising speeds of about 550 mph.
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Chicago
Vaned Airco
Sentins Aircraft Co
UAS
W. A
Hawaii
Gre
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