CAP Plans Next Steps in Missing Atlanta to Charleston Plane
The North Carolina Civil Air Patrol will pursue a few leads before ending the search for the aircraft missing since last week. The flight from Atlanta to Charleston carried Mr. and Mrs. Harry B. Shaw and pilot Ben Gunn. A CAP craft saw a broken tree near the power plant and an oil slick was reported east of Atlanta near Stone Mountain, along the planned course.
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North Carolina
Civil Air Patrol
Atlanta
Charleston
Harry B. Shaw
Charlotte
Ben Gunn
North Carolina Cap
Franklin
Stone Mountain
Eeen
Farmers Told to Expand Processing and Marketing
Senator W Kerr Scott urged Durham farmers to seek higher income by expanding processing and marketing of their products. Speaking to Central Carolina Farmers Exchange stockholders he said farmers must push out middlemen and go on the offensive. He warned opponents of farm programs face defeat in Congress and noted tobacco price support could be targeted next session.
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Durham
Sen
W. Kerr Scott
D-Nc
Central Carolina Farmers Exchange
Scott
Congress
Agriculture Secre
Defense Spending Hike Faces Senators and Scientists
Washington reports Sen. Dirksen vows to link defense funds to capable manpower and scientific direction. The Armed Services probe follows Soviet satellite launch as U.S. officials weigh exceeding the 38 billion dollar defense ceiling. New Air Force bomber speed claims surface amid competition and upcoming design contest results.
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Dirksen
Senate Appropriations ‘Committee
Em Morse
Eve Ry Turn
Eisenhower
Defense
Defense McElroy
Armed Services Committee
United States
Smithsonian Astrophysical Observatory
Cambridge
Mass
South Pacific
Khrushchev Signals Zhukov Reassignment After Kremlin Rumors
London reports Khrushchev brushed off a Kremlin showdown with Marshal Zhukov and said the ousted defense minister will get a new post. He described not deciding yet but confirmed Zhukov’s value and health, amid Central Committee intrigue and gossip of purges and reshuffles.
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London
Nikita S. Khrushchev
Kremlin
Georgi K. Zhukov
Khrushchev
Zhukov
Soviet Communist Party Central Committee
Marshal Zhukov
Syria Calls UN for Seven Nation Crisis Probe
Syria formally asks the United Nations General Assembly to create a seven nation fact finding commission to investigate the Syria Turkey border crisis. The panel would report within two weeks of action. A rival US backed proposal to have Dag Hammarskjold lead an investigation is anticipated.
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N.Y
Syria
U.N. General Assembly
United States
U.N
Dag Hammarskjold
Commission
Turkey
Story Of Interference is Checked
Senate investigators question Nathan Shefferman and others about his alleged union busting and interference at a mattress plant. The hearings focus on his past work for Sears Roebuck and Englander as he is linked to labor officials and a Teamsters testimony.
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Washington — Senate
Nathan Shefferman
Plantee Big Mattress
Michael Katz
Upholsterers Union
Chicago
Sidney Korshak
Joseph M. Dillon
Teamsters Union
Sen. McClellan
D-Ark
Shefferman
Robert F. Kennedy
Sears, Roebuck & Co
Englander
Free Booze Charges Denied by Democratic Chairman
Raleigh Democratic chairman John D. Larkins Jr. said he had no knowledge of liquor interests furnishing free booze for cocktail parties tied to the Jefferson Jackson dinners. He spoke as Raleigh PR man Robert L. Thompson claimed officials and leaders were served liquor from the same source that gifted free liquor to legislators.
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Raleigh
John D. Larkins Jr
Larkins
Robert L. Thompson
Thompson
Hodges
Allen
West Will Catch Plane Back Home
Disc jockey Melvin West of Jacksonville North Carolina planned to fly home from Bermuda after being rescued at sea. He had sailed October 17 from Morehead City in a 15 foot outboard boat named The Impossible and was picked up 160 miles from Bermuda following a fuel line failure. West estimated a 40 hour voyage but was at sea eleven days before Coast Guard rescue. He planned to ship the boat home later and aimed to deliver a introduction letter to Bermuda’s governor Sir John Woodall from Morehead City.
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Hamilton
Bermuda
Melvin West
Jacksonville
N.C
West
Morehead City
Coast Guard
John Woodall
Albemarle Fire Heavily Damages Rayless Department Store
A two story Rayless Department store fire in Albemarle during morning hours gutted the top floor and caused smoke damage to adjacent Penneys and Cabarrus Bank. Rural Stanly County departments assisted city crews with heavy water streams. Firefighter Pete Farr collapsed from smoke. J C Blair was lightly injured after slipping on a hole atop Penny's building.
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N. C
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Stanly
Raylass
Rayless
Penney's
Cabarrus Bank & Trust Co
Pete Farr
Badin
J. C. Blair
Penney
Murder Scene Is Described In Santa Monica Trial
In Santa Monica the murder trial of 19 year old Charles Lee Guy III proceeds with new legal aid. John Angus a retired Chicago lawyer and Mrs Nina Angus discuss the case while the elder Guy’s divorce from Mrs Angus is noted. Deputy medical examiner Gerald Kmie testifies shotgun pellets were removed from the victim’s head.
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Santa Monica, Calif
Charles Lee Guy III
John Angus
Chicago
Las Vegas
Nev
Nina James Angus
Charles Lee Guy Jr
Guy
Dunn
N.C
Angus
David N. Fitts
Santa Monica
Raleigh C.wilkerson
Wilkerson
Atomic Energy Commission
Pacific Proving Grounds
Roberts
Gerald Kmie
Eisenhower Eyes Paris NATO Meeting Attendance
President Eisenhower said he plans to attend the mid December NATO Council meeting in Paris with most NATO heads of government, and hopes to visit England on that trip. He described attendance as likely and pressed for united action on shared challenges of the free world. In Little Rock he voiced hope federal troops can be withdrawn soon as integration efforts advance with patience and tolerance.
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Washington
Eisenhower
NATO Council
Paris
England
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Harold Macmillan
Little Rock
Ark
Prison Revolt Ends at Mental Hospital After Nine Hours
MEDICAL LAKE Wash Simmering unrest among crimin Mental Hospital inmates erupted into a nine hour revolt ending without injuries for 36 hostages. Dr Garrett the hospital director said it was a misunderstanding and there would be no program changes. State director Heyns broadcast from Spokane and urged surrender after inmates heard his voice on radios releasing guards and yielding weapons including two makeshift knives razor blades and a tear gas rot gun
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Medical Lake
Wash
Crimin Mental Hospital
Garrett. Heyns
Heyns
Spokane
North Carolina Flu Epidemic Closes Several Schools
The Associated Press reports a severe flu outbreak in North Carolina with closures across multiple districts. Dr. Jacob Koomen estimates about 131,000 cases since September, while 77,776 influenza like illnesses were reported last week. Statesville Negro schools and Mooresville absences rise as Newton’s Central High closes. Catawba College cancels football, Flora Macdonald College under quarantine.
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Associated Press
North Carolina
State Board of Health
Jacob Koomen
Mated
Statesville
A. D. Kornegay
Mooresville
Newton
Central Negro High School
Koomen
Durham
Wake
Catawba College
Elon
Presbyterian College
Clinton
S.C
Flora Macdonald College
Red Springs
Space Age: Building Space Hotels and Ferries in Orbit
Space experts foresee early space travel as hops to space platforms circling Earth. Space ferries will lift up to build orbiting hotels and cruisers, using stacked rockets and crews in orbit to assemble vessels for long voyages to Mars, Venus and beyond.
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Mars
Alton L. Blakeslee
Associated Press
Science
New York
Venus
Space
Sputnik
Project Vanguard
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