Dulles Affirms No Rift With Eisenhower at Denver Meet
Secretary of State Dulles says there is no rift with President Eisenhower as he arrives for a Labor Day conference at the Denver vacation headquarters. He and the President planned a face to face talk at Lowry Air Force Base about ten foreign policy items including Indochina and the Far East.
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Tenement Fire on South State Street Kills 14
A late night fire in a four story Chicago tenement on South State Street killed at least 14 residents, most of them Black. Fourteen bodies were recovered as rescue teams searched for missing occupants. Two mothers identified multiple children among the dead and several residents leaped from windows to escape.
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Confessed Germ Warfare Allegations Repudiated by POWs
Two former prisoners of war from the Korean War era, Col. Frank H. Schwable and Lt. Floyd B. O Nea l, recounted that captors used torture and coercion to extract confessions about germ warfare. Schwable called the charges fantastical and said he was pressured into false statements. O Nea l said his signed confessions were forced to save his life after months of torture.
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Four Percenter Story Demands Full Disclosure
Democrats pressed the House Armed Services Subcommittee to publish all facts from secret hearings on a four percent deal tied to a Navy munitions contract. Key figure Warren L. Stephenson, a Washington socialite and Capitol Hill Club secretary, figured in testimony about election train travel and alleged influence peddling.
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Hurricane Threat to New England From Atlantic Storm
A hurricane warning the New England coast reports dangerous NE gales heavy seas and high tides. The storm, about 80 miles south of Nantucket moving north at 20 mph, is expected to pass east of Nantucket between 9 and 10. Nantucket winds near 40 mph.
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Weems v Casualversees Feature Keeps Readers Curious
Reading page bridges and ads in the classified section, the column hints at a BoB crossword puzzle and a sports note. The editorial and sports pages promise standard community coverage with a focus on local events and humor columns.
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Adenauer Landslide Victory in West Germany Four-Year Term
West Germany’s Christian Democrats led by Chancellor Konrad Adenauer won 243 of 487 Bundestag seats, with Free Democrats adding 48, ending a near majority and boosting pro American rearmament. Voter turnout rose to 86 percent, the highest since World War II, while Socialists faltered with 150 seats. Communist vote dropped to 2.2 percent with no seats.
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Congressman Hope to Speak at Farm Meet in Raleigh
Rep. Clifford R. Hope chairman of the House Agriculture Committee will headline the 19th annual meeting of the Farmers Cooperative Exchange and the North Carolina Cotton Growers Association in Raleigh. Four to five thousand farmers from North and South Carolina are expected. Harold D. Cooley and Clyde R. Hoey will introduce him with Umstead welcoming. J. W. Harrelson and NC State College leaders will attend and respond at a breakfast event.
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Truman Reenters Politics Attacks Big Business Bias
Former President Truman blasted the Eisenhower administration for aiding big business at the public expense. He told a Lab Day crowd in Detroit that higher interest rates hurt veterans, small business and taxpayers, calling it a trickle down policy. He urged balanced budgeting and warned Americans about foreign negotiations with the Soviet Union. He supported voting for social and economic changes reflecting prior Democratic principles.
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Violent Labor Day Toll Tops Twenty In State
North Carolina ends the long Labor Day weekend with at least 20 deaths from violence and accidents. Highway patrol keeps 24 hour vigil as 10 more road fatalities are reported. Names and ages of victims include R T James 27 of Taylorsville Doris Barnes 24 of Ville Otis Burrows 50 of Greensboro and others from Wilmington Winston Salem and Rocky Mount. Details describe shootings drownings and an overturn capsized boat with several victims.
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Soviets Threaten Move at UN General Assembly
U N diplomats expect Moscow to push a dramatic disarmament and atomic control plan at the three month session opening Sept 15. The Korean armistice and the Soviet hydrogen bomb test fuel a push for new proposals, with Russia urging immediate wide armament cuts and bans on atomic weapons, while the West seeks an international authority to oversee atomic facilities.
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Tar Heels among 378 returned POWs on transport
SAN FRANCISCO The Transport Gen. John Pope will arrive here Sept. 9 with 378 repatriated prisoners of war including North Carolinians Absher Thomas J Wilbur Dennis G Pfc Stony Ford James E Sgt Rt 1 Berry Paolo Charles E Sgt Mayfair Ave Greens adford Henry Set PO Box 1134 Southern Pine Line Oliver J Rt 3 Box 110 B Fayetteville Gr Robert L Rt 3 Box 1AB Hall Vaughn T Cpl RR 1 Box 386 Aiken Rd Asheville Jenkins Ernest T Cpl Rt 1 Richnate Fred E Jr Pfc 805 Te Deane fem One Ss Pt 104 S Main enston Salem wae Carr Pvt 2511 Bru Siva Wilmi rae George A Pfc Rt 1 Box 80 A Mt Pleasant Weaver Squire E Jr Pic Rock
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Auto Death Toll Seen At 440 Amid Labor Day Travel
A United Press survey shows 362 killed since Friday 6 p m with 253 in traffic crashes. Drowning 33 deaths plane crashes 69 misc. losses. Nine hurt after Tacoma base crash landing. 32 rescued from a Northwest airliner fire. Civil defense reports limit, but prediction remains 440 deaths by nightfall.
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World Speed Record Sought At Air Show
Two Sabre jets and a helicopter attempt new world speed and altitude marks at the National Aircraft Show in Dayton Ohio. Brig Gen J Stanley Holtoner of Edwards AFB leads the Thompson Trophy race in a North American F86D Sabre as a Marine helicopter collision mars Sunday's program.
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