Dirksen predicts more GOP push for FEPC bill in next session
Sen. Dirksen expects Republicans to press for FEPC legislation despite Southern opposition. The Agriculture Department dropped a requirement that banks with farm loan programs promise nondiscrimination in hiring, a move seen as narrowing the dispute over the clause.
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Commodity Credit Coration
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20 Year Old Mother Jailed for Transporting Stolen Cars
A 20 year old mother of two, Verneta Evelyn Yarnell of Greenville South Carolina, was sentenced to 18 months in federal prison for driving two stolen cars across state lines. She pleaded guilty to transporting a stolen car from Cartersville Georgia to West Palm Beach Florida and another from Chattanooga Tennessee to High Shoals North Carolina.
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Greenville
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George W.itehurst
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Birmingham
Ala
Hollis Bryant
Whitehurst
Bryan
South Carolina
Eisenhower Dulles Set for Far East Policy Review
President Eisenhower and Secretary of State Dulles will meet in Denver tomorrow to review foreign policy with emphasis on Indo China and Far East developments. The White House said the purpose was to brief the president on recent events. no reason given for the session. An additional meeting with Vice President Nixon is planned for next week.
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Nixon
Violence in Bus Strike Sparks Union Backing for Five
In Augusta Georgia five men charged in a violent bus strike case were defended by their union. Four defendants Carswell Gray son Boatwright Dixon Knox were held without bond for the grand jury on charges carrying possible death penalties. Dyson was released on five dollar bond for possessing dynamite. The AFL affiliated union says it will stand by the accused. Statements signed by Carswell Boatwright Dixon and Knox describe dynamite detonations near Augusta Coach Co property and incidents that night.
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Arold W. Carswell
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R. S. Dixon
Elvan S. Knox
Richard Dyson
Cecil R. Morris
Striking Bus Drivers Union
AFL
Organized Labor
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Knox
Carswell
Boatwright
Augusta Coach Co
Genel
Inside Page Bridges and Classifieds Preview
In the newspaper page preview, sections include Classified Ads on pages 5, a Crossword Puzzle on page 6, and Comic features across pages 6 to 9. Editorial, Sports, and University Radio TV notes are listed with brief descriptions and page cues.
Dean Checks into Tokyo Hospital for Rest and Exam
Maj. Gen. William F. Dean, freed after over three years in Communist prisons, arrives at Tokyo Army Hospital for rest and a medical exam before returning home. Doctors call his appetite amazing as he plans a Sunday news conference in the hospital auditorium. He flew from Korea after inspecting an honor guard at Seoul. Dean, a Medal of Honor recipient, wore green fatigues and two-star insignia at landing. Medical clearance is required before US return.
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William F. Dean
Tokyo Army Hospital
Dean
U. S. 24Th Division
Korea
8Th Army
Seoul
Taejon
United States
Eisenhower Grants Iran 45 Million in Emergency Aid
The United States provides 45 million dollars in emergency economic aid to Iran to avert potential alignment with the Soviet bloc. President Eisenhower acted days after Prime Minister Zahedi appealed for swift assistance to avert economic collapse. The move appears linked to oil disputes with Britain and aims to stabilize Iran’s economy and restore healthy growth.
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Eisenhower
Iran
Russia
Farallan Zihedi
Zahedi
United States
White House
Great Britain
U. S
East Coast Heat Wave Dying as Front Breaks
The 11 day heat wave weakens east of the Mississippi as a cool air front moves in western New York and may reach the coast tomorrow. Five heat deaths in Washington set a daily record while hotels report a boosted business amid heat relief. A 150 mph hurricane heads toward the Bermudas, with flood concerns rising along the Rio Grande near Brownsville and Matamoros.
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Washington, D. C
Washington
Capital
Bermudas
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Rio Grande
Brownsville
Matamoros
Mexico
Falcon
Alice
Kingsville
Tension Flare Over Trieste Border Dispute Between Italy and Yugoslavia
Rioting rhetoric increases as Belgrade warns of moving troops to the Italian border unless Italy halts border maneuvers. Rome says measures are precautionary. Yugoslavia cites alleged Italian troop movements near border posts and strengthens border control amid the protest clash.
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Belgrade
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U. S
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Popovic
Udine
Violent Death Toll Rises Over Labor Day Weekend
The Associated Press reports the 68 hour Labor Day weekend saw at least 25 violent deaths in initial hours, including 20 highway deaths, 3 drownings, and 2 from a California plane crash. The National Safety Council estimates 440 traffic deaths for the period, averaging over five per hour.
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National Safety Council
Leaf Sales Set New High Daily Average
Eastern North Carolina flue-cured markets posted a new season high daily average with 12,619,985 pounds sold at $54.87 per 100 pounds. Sandhill Middle Belt traded 832,932 pounds at $54.01, while South Carolina and Border Belt markets moved 10,591,158 pounds at $59.14. Prices for higher grades held steady though lower grades eased. Volume ranged medium to heavy across markets. Auction bids showed varied leaf and priming values on Sandhills grades.
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North Carolina
Middle Belt
South Carolina
Border Belt
Eastern Belt
Sandhills
Americans freed as Korean War exchange ends
AP reports 275 Americans repatriated today with 110 more promised tomorrow in the final Korean War prisoner exchange. The total reaches 3,956, with both sides promising full completion and including recent defectors who denied germ warfare confessions.
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Panmunjom
Air Base Talks With Spain Report Progress In Denver
U S ambassador James C Dunn told President Eisenhower negotiations for air bases in Spain are moving smoothly and a deal may be reached soon He said both sides show strong will and no insurmountable obstacles exist Dunn met Eisenhower on the eve of a planned foreign policy review led by Secretary Dulles with a Denver Eisenhower Dulles session announced late.
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James C. Dunn
U. S
Spain
Eisenhower
Dunn
White House
State Dukes
Far East
United States
Madrid
Dulles
Germans To Cast Ballots In West German Election
Bonn reports end to campaign as 33 million voters prepare to decide the parliamentary election amid Cold War tensions. Dulles backs Adenauer conservative coalition while Tass urges defeat of rearmament. Voters see stakes in rearmament versus neutrality, with reunification as the central aim for many Germans.
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Germany
Russia
America
Moscow
Washington
United States
Dulles
Konrad Adenauer
Tass
Adenauer
East Zone
West Germany
Hurricane Carol Rides Open Sea Near Bermuda
A Miami report says hurricane Carol, with 130 to 150 mph winds, centers about 250 miles south-southwest of Bermuda. Forecasters expect a north-northwest path for 12 hours then a turn toward the northeast and out to sea, with Bermuda as the closest landfall risk.
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Fla
Carol
Bermuda
W. R. Davis
Miami Storm Warning Center
North South differences soothed at Chicago meeting
Senator Douglas said Northern Democrats will not push the loyalty pledge at the Chicago sessions on Sept 14 and 15 while Stephen A. Mitchell reported progress in North South tensions. Mitchell noted the gathering is not a convention and Byrnes may be read out of the party.
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Sen
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D-Ill
Chicago
Stephen A. Mitchell
Democratic National Committee
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Mitchell
James F. Byrnes
South Carolina
CBS
Fisenhower
Weather outlook highs and lows with sunrise and sunset
Tonight's low 58F and tomorrow's high 82F. Today's high 84F and last night low 70F. Sunset today at 6 42 PM and sunrise tomorrow at 5 55 AM. WHISTLE.
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