Four Powers Seek Common Ground on Germany Unification
In Geneva on October 29 the Big Four foreign ministers Molotov Dulles Macmillan and Pinay met to bridge gaps over German reunification and European security. Western plans urge unification first with security guarantees, while Molotov proposes European security first and a future all European treaty, risking a stalemate as public support becomes a tactic to pressure each side.
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Germany
Yv. M. Molotov
U. S
John Foster Dulles
Britain
Harold Macmillan
France
Antoine Pinay
Palace of Nations
Russia
Macmillan
Promiam
Europe
Soviet Union
Molotov
Poland
Czechoslovakia
NATO
Free of Murder Charge, Wife Must Prove Sanity
A federal jury acquitted Mrs. Haynes of murder by reason of insanity for the July killing of Nancy Penton in Washington. She was committed to St Elizabeth's Hospital with a Monday hearing possible for release, while her husband testified to the events and admitted an affair with the victim.
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St. Elizabeth's Hospital
Nancy Penton
Washington
Willis M. Haynes
Nancy
Falls Church
Arlington, Va
Katharine Ann Haynes
Hospital Board Plans Pilot Study On Child Psychoses In NC
The State Hospitals Board of Control will study mental illness in North Carolina children and may open a pilot adolescent facility at Butner. A former Army base building would house 20 to 25 patients with severe emotional disorders. Dr. Murdoch cautions about staff shortages and notes no NC surveys exist yet.
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Raleigh
State Hospitals Board of Control
North Carolina
Butner
James W. Murdoch
Murdoch
Delaware
Adlai Plans Revealed By Newspaper
New York Times reports Adlai E. Stevenson intends to enter several state primaries including Minnesota and California as part of a bid for the Democratic presidential nomination. A formal campaign launch is expected in Chicago on November 19 with a regional primary slate to follow.
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New York Times
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William M. Blair
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Democratic-Farmer-Labor Party
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California
Sen. Estes Kefayuyver
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Princess Margaret and Townsend pursue private country seclusion
In a tense royal romance update, Princess Margaret and Peter Townsend met with sister Queen Elizabeth II and fled London amid heavy police patrols. Reports say a decision on their future may come early next week as they retreat to Sussex and Windsor locales.
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Townsend
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Sussex
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Uckfield
Daily Sketch
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The
Daily Mail
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Royal Lodge
Windsor
Elizabeth II
Scotland
Duke of Edinburgh
Daily Express
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John Lycett Wills
Windsor Forest
Clarence
Princess
Duke of Windsor
Knowland backs Benson on farms while probing European security
Senate Republican leader Knowland praised Secretary Benson and the farm program for wholehearted support yet questioned a Western security offer to the Soviet Union. He warned against a sanctuary in Europe and a frozen boundary that could trap satellites behind the Iron Curtain, urging Russia to pull forces from Eastern Europe.
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Britain
France
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Dues
Lawyers Debate Segregation Policy at State Bar Meeting
A Raleigh panel at the North Carolina State Bar's 22nd annual meeting debated public school segregation. John H. Hall urged retention with possible modification, while other lawyers urged rapid, lawful steps to end segregation. Bar officers were elected as Hall moved up to president, with Proctor and Stacy as officers. Senator Ervin criticized the U.S. Supreme Court for reducing states’ power to amend constitutions.
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Elizabeth City
N.C
State Bar
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Welch
Jordan
Greensboro
H. E. Stacy
Lumberton
Guv
Stacy
Rodman
North Carolina
Aithou
Presii W. H. McLewee
North Wilkesboro
Robert W. Proctor
Marion
Bar Association
U.S
Sean J. Ervin Jr
U.S. Sue = Court
Charges Exchanged In Dispute At El Auja Border
Israel and Egypt accuse each other of new troop incursions into the El Auja demilitarized zone near Nizana. Israeli forces say 300 Egyptian troops penetrated Israeli territory, while Cairo reports Israeli raids on Kuntila and Beecroytin. The UN observers urge restraint as diplomats seek to stabilize the border.
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Israel
Egypt
el Auja
U. N
E Auja- Nizana
Gaza
Hes Seal
E. L. M. Burns
Ion
Burns
Camel Corps
Kuntila
Cairo
Faypt
Beecroyatin
el Auja- Nizana
New York
Rarecen
Mahmoud Fawzi
Czechoslovakia
Fawzi
Geneva
Europe
Middle East
United States
Britain
U. S
State Dulles
Harold Macmillan
Pmunist
Eisenhower Benson conference amid farm price battle
President Eisenhower awaits a Denver hospital conference with Secretary Benson as farm price declines fuel political storm. Doctors report no heart enlargement from X rays, easing recovery hopes, while Benson vows to stay in the Cabinet if the President desires.
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Eisenhower
Benson
Fitzsimons Army Hospital
Arp
White House
Agriculture Department
James C. Hagerty
Hegerty
Hagerty
Two Missing After Navy Plane Crash in Brunswick River
Rescue crews work at dawn after a Navy AD Skyraider crashed in Brunswick River. Pilot Esa T. W. Miller from Virginia Beach survived after bailing out. two crewmen L E Tryon and A B Emerson are missing. Part of a body was recovered, but identification failed. Miller aided others before exiting, and was treated for burns.
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N.C
Brunswick River
Navy AD Douglas Skyraider
Oceana Naval Air Station
Miami
Esa. T. W. Miller
Virginia Beach
L. E. Tryon
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Gering, Neb
A. B. Emerson
ANCAB
Norfolk
Miller
Coast Guard
Navy
Ion Heee
Alligator River Bridge Needed Says Hodges
Governor Hodges urged the Southern Alamance Association that a bridge across the Alligator River is a vital link in the state highway system and would cost about three million dollars though funds are unavailable now. He suggested tolls as a possible funding method and expressed hope for a constructive solution soon. The bridge would connect Sandy Point and East Lake and follow the Croatan Sound bridge between Manus Harbor and Roanoke Inland, slated for completion in about a year.
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Hodges
Albemarne Assn
Alligator River
Sandy Point
East Lake
Croatan Sound
Manus Harbor
Roanoke
Beauty contest, Homecoming, and Fall Festival in Sunday Enterprise
The Sunday Enterprise teases tomorrow edition with HPC beauty contest to crown Miss North Carolina and Homecoming at Point High. It promises school news, Fall Festival photos, and new features on education and local business college.
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Miss North Carolina
Point High
Sunday Enterprise
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