Israeli Raid Seizes Egyptian Frontier Post Amid Fatal Toll
Jerusalem reports an Israeli force raided Kuntila inside Egyptian land in retaliation for a Beeroyatim attack. Cairo says four Egyptians and four Israelis died as combat lasted about 25 minutes. Dulles and Macmillan held talks in Geneva on the Palestine issue.
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Jerusalem
Ers
Israel
Cairo
Kuntila
Egypt
U.N. Mixed Armistice Commission
Middle East
U.S
John Foster Dulles
Harold Macmillan
Geneva
Beeroyatim
el Auja-Nizana
Armed Burglar Sought After North Carolina Break-In
In Greensboro area deputies watched for a dangerous escapee after a Monticello burglar assaulting W. J. Lambeth and son at a country store. The intruder fled in a car toward Greensboro amid house-to-house searches and a possible link to an escaped prison camp convict.
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Greensboro
Ranais
Monticello
Spruce Pine
W. J. Lambeth
Wharton
Philip L. Lambeth
Lambeth
Philip
Old Highway 29
Pinay Leaves Geneva For National Assembly Session
French premier Edgar Faure seeks a confidence vote in the National Assembly as Antoine Pinay departs Geneva by special plane. Pinay hopes to return to Geneva for the Big Four foreign ministers session this afternoon.
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Geneva
Ree
Antoine Pinay
Neva
National Assembly
Edgar Faure
Pinay
Gasoline Price War Spreads Through Charlotte Area
Gas prices in Stanly Cabarrus and Mecklenburg counties continue to drop with regular gas around 15.9 cents per gallon at many stations and 31.9 cents for the standard grade while premium asks 36.9 cents. A Charlotte station advertises a low gallon opening offer.
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Charlotte
Stanly
Cabarrus
Mecklenburg
Rock Bottom
Faure Wins Confidence Vote in Turbulent French Assembly
Premier Edgar Faure secured a 271 to 259 confidence vote in the National Assembly, despite solid Gaullist opposition. Support from centrists and leftist parties kept his government intact as debate over moving general elections and election law continued.
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Paris
Edgar ‘Faure
Faure
Sce
Morocco
Algeria
Eee
Pierre Pflimini
United Nations Debates Quick Debates On Disarmament
Soviet deputy foreign minister Kuznetsov urged a rapid General Assembly move to study disarmament, arguing it would aid the Geneva talks. Colombia pressed to study atomic radiation dangers as the 12 nation group advanced atomic agency plans, while Britain warned against hasty action. France boycotts over Algeria.
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United Nations
N.Y. HV
V. Kuznetsov
U.N
Geneva
Kuznetsov
General Assembly
Colombia
Francisco Urrutia
International Atomic Energy Agency
Soviet Union
Britain
Pierson Dixon
Eaate Seer A
Dixon
Commission
Assembly
Canada
France
Algeria
Victor Andres Belaunde
Peru
Fernand van Langenhov
E. Beltium
Marian Naszkowski
Poland
India
Neutral Nations Supervisory Commission
Seare
Navy Plane Crashes Into River Near Wilmington
A Navy plane crashed into the river near Town Creek while returning from a mission. Pilot Ens. T. W. Miller of Virginia Beach survived with severe burns and a broken leg after a possible bailout. Crewmates A T 3 L. E. Tyon of Gering Nebraska and A M C A. B. Emerson of Norfolk were unconfirmed as to fate.
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Agg Agee Oea
Broneedek
Wilmington
Public Information Office
Oceana
Mist St
Gering
Neb
A.M.C
A. B. Emerson
Albemarle Drive
Norfolk
Miller
James Walker Memorial Hospital
Piedmont Airlines
Town Creek
Bluebenthal Field
Hal Waters
Coast Guard
Harry Still Writing Pungent Notes From Rochester
In Rochester New York Harry Truman's critics receive sharp replies. Nicholas C. Evans head of Monroe County Liberal party reports Truman sent a pungent reply after requesting financial aid for local campaign. Evans recalls 1948 Liberal party stance and notes a bottom line scrawl reading Ain't you funny.
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Rochester
N. Y
Harry
Truman
Nicholas C. Evans
Monroe County
Liberal Party
Evans
New York State
Suecme
Henry Wallace
Thomas E. 'Dewey
Applesauce
American Labor Party
Tee Wallace
New York
Evangelist Graham Comments on Ike Illness and Peace
In New York on the United States liner, evangelist Graham linked President Eisenhower’s illness to turning eyes to God, calling peace reliance on divine power. He said the world’s spiritual state was improving despite the setback to leadership and outlined future travel for film work and talks in England India Japan.
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New York
Evangelist Graham
Senhower
United States
Geneva
Graham
Cambridge
Oxford
England
Stephen Olford
Duke Street Baptist Church
Richmond
London
India
Japan
Madison Square Garden
FBI to Hold Bank Robbery Enforcement Conferences in NC
Charlotte FBI chief Abbaticchio announced three bank robbery conferences in North Carolina. Wilmington hosts November at Carolina Power and Light Co auditorium, Raleigh at the Highway Department auditorium, and Charlotte at the Littlejohn Police Club on November 16. Speakers include Jef Padrick, Graham Surkheimer, Walker Taylor Jr, C. R. Siams, and Julian Gaskill with bankers and insurance reps attending.
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Charlotte
Ray J. Abbaticchio Jr
FBI
Banker
North Carolna
Carolina Power & Light Co
Wilmington
North Carolina Highway Department
Raleigh
Littlejohn Police Club
Abbaticchio
United States
Jef J. J. Padrick
Credit curbs may ease if housing dips, Mason says
Commissioner Norman Mason pledged to loosen mortgage credit limits if housing volume falls. He noted low 2.3 percent rental vacancy and predicted demand would rise, while government steps to boost insured home loans and shorten the maximum mortgage term could be relaxed if business declines.
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Washington
FHUA
Norman Mason
Mason
National Conference of Business
Decrease In Routes Proposed For State Highway System
Chief Engineer W H Rogers Jr urged the State Highway Commission to scrap 37 alternate routings in a Raleigh Fayette corridor. He said many arose when bypasses were built and towns kept old routes as A suffixed numbers to ease business complaints. most are no longer useful. The commission will hold a hearing before acting. Also approved rules for the Prison Department allow more than one day of gained time for hurricane relief work by prisoners. First Division Commissioner Emmett Winslow praised prisoners for their performance on beaches amid storms. More on page five A.
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High Point
Fred Dilg
Sterling Furniture Co
San Francisco
Exposition Building
Dilg
Henry A. Foscue
Leo J
Raleigh
W. H. Rogers Jr
State
Hig Commission
Rom
Fayette
Rogers
Chambers of Commerce
Iny
The
Highway Commission
W. F. Bailey
Bailey
First Division
Emmett Winslow
Hertford
Texas Democrats clash over Eisenhower era politics in Fort Worth
In Fort Worth Texas three top Democrats Sam Rayburn Lyndon Johnson and Allan Shivers staged a show of party power at a public dinner Rayburn declared he would not vote Democrat for 18 months while urging delegates to support nominees Shivers campaigning nationwide urged Democrats to back a moderate candidate amid party splits and the scene highlighted the internal fight over 1952 Eisenhower backing.
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Fort Worth
Tex
Texas
House
Sam Rayburn
Senate
Lyndon Johnson
Eisenhower
Rayburn
Cee
Allan Shivers
Shivers
U S Considers Arms List for Israel Amid Middle East Talks
Israeli sources in Geneva say the United States promised to consider a list of defensive military equipment sought by Israel to balance Egypt’s growing arsenal from Czechoslovakia. Dulles met Moshe Sharett in Paris and planned further talks.
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Geneva
United States
Egypt
Secreta
Macmillan
Middle East
Poetv
Molotov
Czechoslovakia
Dulles
Moshe Sharett
Paris
United States and Allies propose nine power pact to shield Germany
In Geneva Washington and its allies present a nine state guarantee against German aggression. The plan includes a radar shield along unified Germany borders with Poland and Czechoslovakia and aims to push reunification under NATO. Russia's Molotov viewed the plan skeptically as a repeat of the Berlin talks with no immediate prospect of acceptance.
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Geneva
United Today
Russia
Britain
France
Germany
Poland
Andlovakia
NATO
West Germany
Dulles
Macmillan
Pinay
Molotov
Berlin
Europe
West
United States
Czechoslovakia
U. N
Jury Deliberations Resume in Katharine Haynes Case
Washington jurors resume deliberations in the first degree murder trial of Katharine Ann Haynes a 28 year old mother of four accused of killing her husband’s alleged mistress Nancy Penton in a northeast Washington apartment last July The husband William M Haynes testified for the prosecution admitting he supported his wife during the dispute and acknowledged disagreements about their sex life with her.
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Washington
Katharine Ann Haynes
Haynes
Nancy Penton
Matthew F. McGuire
J. Ahern
Miss Penton
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Paul Dudley White
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