Adenauer Defies Soviet Push for Envoy Exchange
West Germany refused to exchange ambassadors with the Soviet Union until the German POW issue is resolved. Foreign Minister von Brentano and Chancellor Adenauer held a stormy Spiridonovka Palace session with Bulganin, who warned against negotiating from strength while urging practical unification as a German matter.
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Moscow
West Germany
Russia
Heinrich von Brentano
Spiridonovka Palace
Konrad Adenauer
von Brentano
Nikolai Bulganin
Soviet Union
Leonid Tlyichev
Foreign Office
Bulganin
Germany
Adenauer
Communist Charges Denied Over UNESCO Report
A special American Legion committee calls UNESCO not communist and not anti world government after an 18 month inquiry. The panel disputes the Americanism commission evidence of Communist sympathizers. The 40000 word report, issued May 5, awaits debate at the Miami national convention.
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Washington
American Legion
United Nations Educational, Scientific
U.N
Unesco
Americanism Commission
Legion
U.S. Commission
Miami
Fla
Seaborn Collins
Republicans urge early Ike second term reveal
Pressure from the Denver Republican state chairmen grows for President Eisenhower to announce a 1956 candidacy. National Chairman Leonard Hall says Ike should run with Nixon, and Oregon leader Wendell Wyatt vows the campaign will center on supporting Eisenhower. Florida Republicans meanwhile focus on potential ticket choices as the President’s decision looms.
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Denver
Eisenhower
Washington
Ike
Leonard W. Hall
Nixon
Hall
Averell Harriman
New York
Wendell Wyatt
Oregon
Morse
Gen
Wyatt
Irman G. Harold Alexander
Florida
GOP
Bernard Shanley
Richard M. Simpson
Congressional Committee
Hearing Slated On McLean Trucking Walkout
A hearing was set in Winston-Salem today on a permanent injunction to end a drivers walkout that halted McLean Trucking Co. since last week. Judge Walter F. Johnston would also hear arguments on a temporary restraining order as McLean and officials of the International Brotherhood of Teamsters contend the walkout is illegal and tied to a disputed six year contract rejection.
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Winston-Salem
McLean Trucking Co
Walter F. Johnston
McLean
International Teamsters Union
AFL
Polymbia
S.C
Charlotte
Carolinas Freight Council
Henis
Yiclant Lway Express
National Insurance Proposed for Disaster Coverage
Gov. Luther Hodges urged a national disaster insurance system at a Southern Civil Defense seminar in Knoxville. He cited North Carolina hurricane damages HAzel Connie and Diane and proposed private or federal reinsurance to protect farmers and residents. He plans a Raleigh meeting to organize broad scale coverage.
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Knoxville
Tenn
Luther Hodges
Hodges
North Carolina
Hazel
Connie
Diane
Marshall Field
Raleigh
Knoxville News-Sentinel
Girl Ordered Removed To North Carolina
An 18 year old girl Jo Anne Severson was ordered removed to North Carolina in the death of Chicago chemist Lewis A Finn found in Mammoth Cave National Park Kentucky. She waived a removal hearing after FBI arrest in San Antonio. Her companion Leonard LaFone is held in Las Cruces New Mexico. The order directs delivery to Asheville North Carolina.
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San Antonio
Tex
Jo Anne Severson
North Carolina
Chicago
Mammoth Cave National Park
FBI
Lewis A. Finn
el Paso
Leonard LaFone
Las Cruces
N. M
Ben H. Rice Jr
U. S. Marshall
Asheville
N. C
la- Fond
Finn
Kentucky Park
Blowing Rock
la Fond
Shriners Elect New Officers in Regional Meet
William G. Zetsmann of New Orleans was named president as the Shriners convention drew 8 000 to 10 000 delegates in Biloxi Mississippi Memphis Tennessee won the next year's site over Miami and Daytona Beach. Dave Williams of Memphis was elected president of the Southeastern Oriental Band Association with 25 Shrine temples in nine states Frank Ryland Jr of Miami Leon Singer of Macon John Bornhauser of Louisville and R E Nolan of Greensboro named to top posts.
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Biloxi
Miss
William G. Zetsmann
Shinesie “Nig
New Orleans
Joseph M. A
Greensboro
N.C. E
Memphis
Tenn
Miami
Daytona Beach
Fla
Dave Williams
Longshore Strike Tangles New York Harbor
Longshoremen in New York City area face a four day strike with 70 ships idle in New York Harbor. Some ports paused walkouts while others like Norfolk and Port Newark remain tied up, as perishable cargo piles up and shipments divert to rival ports. Legal actions include a temporary injunction and contempt charges, with a broader no strike pact previously signed.
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New York
St Coast
Boston
Providence
R. L
Portland
Maine
Norfolk
Port Newark
Bayonne
Jersey City
Hoboken
New Jersey
New York Harbor
State Supreme Court
William C. Hecht Jr
New York-New Jeaey Waterfront Commission
International Longshoremen's Assny
Ind
ILA
Bistate Agency
New York Shipping Assn
Justice Hecht
New Jersey Union
Shipping Association
Sunday Enterprise previews fall shoe fashions and health center opening
The Sunday Enterprise promises a full 48 page edition tomorrow with fall shoe fashions for ladies and men, photos of the new health center opening with 4 pm open house, plus features on a Korean student at HPC and the liquor rehabilitation series by Leon Burnett.
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High Point
Sunday Enterprise
HPC
High Point College
Seoul
Korea
U. S
Enterprise
Leon Burnett
China Agrees To Release
The United States and Red China reached a final agreement on releasing American civilians at the 14th meeting between U S Ambassador U Alexis Johnson and Red Chinese Ambassador Wang Ping nan. Details will be disclosed jointly at 4 p m EST as part of a substantial announcement.
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Geneva
United States
Red China
U. S
U. Alexis Johnson
Wang Ping-nan
Formosa
United Nations
Tae Johnson
Wang
Mississippi appoints ex FBI agent to Emmett Till case
Robert B. Smith III of Ripley, Mississippi, named special assistant attorney general to handle murder indictments in the Emmett Till case. Roy Bryant and J. P. Milam face kidnapping and murder charges with possible death penalty. Mamie Bradley seeks protection as she plans to attend the trial in Mississippi.
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FBI
Robert B. Smith Iil
Ripley
Miss
J. P. Coleman
Mississippi
Smith
Gerald Chatham
Roy Bryant
J. P
Milam
Glendora
Chatham
Mamie Bradley
Chicago
Three-Judge Tribunal Rules UNC Admissions Must Proceed
A three-judge federal court ruled that three Durham youths may have their UNC admission applications processed without regard to race. The decision voided a May ruling by the Greater University trustees who barred Negroes from all white undergraduate schools. State Atty. Gen. W. B. Rodman indicated possible appeal and noted policy questions for North Carolina higher education.
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Greensboro
University of North Carolina
Durham
The
Greater University of North Carolina
W. B. Rodman
Rodman
Leroy Benjamin Frasier Jr
Ralph Kennedy Frasier
John Lewis Brandon
Ely
Rodman Axgeeée
Budget Take Center Stage At General Convention
Delegates to the Protestant Episcopal Church 58th General Convention consider a major budget likely between six and eight million dollars. They will review the budget in a joint session with Bishops Deputies and the Women’s Auxiliary as bids for the 1958 convention site from New York and Miami are weighed. The name change debate to drop Protestant from the church name fails 89 to 55.
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Honolulu
Protestant Episcopal Church
House of Bishops
House of Deputies
Womans Auxiliary
Rotary Club
Bar Assn
Walter L. Cooper
Crawford
N. J
National Council
Richard 5. M. Emrich
Bis
Michigan
William F. Lewis
Nevada
Francis C. Clarkton
Charlotte
N.C
Clifford C. Cowin
Cleveland
Sumner Walter
Stockton
Presiding Bis
Henry Knox Sherrill
Colburn Addresses Fourth Annual UNC Writers Conference
John H. Colburn Richmond editor and former AP correspondent spoke at the fourth annual News and Feature Writers Conference at the University of North Carolina. The meeting included panels on college news bureau services and feature writing with participants from Wake Forest Duke NC State and UNC. Ivey former Shelby Star editor will speak at tonight’s banquet.
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Chapel Hill
N.C
John H. Colburn
Richmond
Associated Press
University of North Carolina
Colburn
Tim L. Gray
Fayetteville Observer
Tom Feserman
Charlotte News
Hart Snyder
Asheville
Holly Mack Bell
Windsor
Jim Pharr
Fayetteville
Rudolph Pate
N.C. State College
Roy E. Carter
U.N.C. School of Journalism
Julian Scheer
The
Billy Arthur
Chapel Hill Weekly
Robert Mason
Sanford Herald
Herb O'Keef
Raleigh News and Observer
Ivey
Shelby Star
Winston - Salem Journal
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