McCarthy seeks contempt or perjury citation against UN Poland employee
Sen. McCarthy said he would cite Julius Reiss, a Polish delegation employee and American, for contempt or perjury after conflicting testimony before the Permanent Investigations subcommittee. Reiss denied espionage talks, while witness Paul Crouch testified Reiss once headed the Communist Party in New Orleans and used the alias Joel Remes. Crouch, a former Communist, said he later aided the FBI and Justice Department.
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New York
Sen
McCarthy
R-Wis
United Nations
Julius Reiss
Senate Permanent Investigations Subcommittee
Reiss
Paul Crouch
Joel Remes
Communist Party
New Orleans
Clark Promises POWs Fair Shake
General Mark Clark pledged a fair path for thousands of Allied and Communist-held prisoners who refuse repatriation. He said Americans have legal rights and protection under U.S. law and stressed freedom of choice for those who renounced communism. The U.N. commission set a 90 day period to explain options and seek voluntary return.
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Munsan
Mark Clark
U. N. Far East
Clark
U. S
U. N. Command
United States
A. L. Hamblen
U.N. C
Munson
Two Negroes Qualify For N C State Graduate School
Two Black men with strong academic records qualify for entrance to the graduate school at North Carolina State College. Robert L. Clemons of Durham and Hardy Liston Jr. of Greensboro will enroll when registration begins Monday. Clemons earned highest honors at A and T College in 1952 and will study for a master’s in electrical engineering. Liston, a Howard University graduate, is an A and T instructor. his father presides over Johnson C. Smith University.
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Raleigh
North Carolina State College
Donald B. Anderson
Consolidated University of North Carolina
Robert L. Clemons
Durham
Hardy Liston Jr
Greensboro
Clemons
N. C. State
Anderson
University of North Carolina At
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Columbia
S. C
A & T College
Liston
Winston-Salem
Howard University
Washington
Johnson C. Smith University
Charlotte
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A&t
All-Night Sinning Tickets Sold Then Corrected
A printer’s error characterized tickets as All-Night Sinning. The East Side Baptist Church Ladies Bible Class corrected the misprint to All-Night Singing. The first 500 tickets sold quickly, but no tickets from the second batch have sold.
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Kings Mountain TV
Ladies Bible Clase
East Side Baptist Church
Barkley Candidacy May Tilt 1954 Senate Race in Kentucky
Republicans arriving in Chicago for regional conferences learned that Alben Barkley, veteran Democrat and former vice president, is expected to run for the Kentucky Senate next year. The move places Sen. John Sherman Cooper in a tough race as Democrats seek to extend their edge in Congress.
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Chicago
Alben W. Barkley
Senate
Barkley
Congress
Kentucky
John Sherman Cooper
White House
Eisenhower
Cooper
House
Veep
GOP
Sen
R-Mich
Frank Lausche
Ohio
Taft
Ferguson
G. Mennen Williams
Michigan
Leonard W. Hall
Adlai E. Stevenson
Illinois
Harry S. Truman
Interior McKay
Summerfield
Dulles Warns Communists as U N Assembly Debates Peace
Secretary of State Dulles told the United Nations General Assembly that mere words won't bring peace in Korea Indochina or elsewhere. He urged the Communists to withdraw forces from Korea and change policies to enable a peaceful world, noting past Soviet influence and drawing a sharp contrast with coexistence rhetoric. The speech was Dulles' major policy statement before a packed audience of diplomats from 60 nations.
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Munist
Crouch
Immigration and Naturalization Service
NBC
CBS
Fox Movietone News
Anc
United Nations
United States
Roy M
North Carolina
South
N. Y
Dulles
Korea
Indochina
Merc Ee
U. N. General Assembly
Russia
Andrei V. Vishinsky
Soviet Bloc
Vishinsky
Malenkov
Jaycees Endorse Bond Referendum for Schools and Mental Institutions
North Carolina Junior Chamber of Commerce backs the October 3 statewide bond vote for school and mental institution funding. State Jaycee president Gene Ochsenmeter Jr. says the executive committee will urge all Jaycee clubs to join the drive, citing 100 percent cooperation potential and the need to close classroom shortages and long mental institution waiting lists. Bill Joslin and Bynam Carter chair the education and public affairs committees, with local groups already supporting the issue.
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North Carolina Junior Chamber of Commerce Today
Gene Ochsenmeter Jr
Jaycee
Ochsenmeter
Jaycees
Bill Joslin
Raleigh
Bynam Carter
Gastonia
North Carolina
Winston Notable Heads Foundation Elects Babcock Jr President
Charles H. Babcock Jr. was elected president and treasurer of the Mary Reynolds Babcock Foundation in Winston-Salem. The foundation holds about one million dollars, created through Mrs. Babcock’s will. She died in New York on July 17 leaving nearly 20 million dollars. Babcock is the estate’s executor.
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Winston-Salem T
Charles H. Babcock Jr
Mary Reynolds Babcock Foundation
U.S. Short Of Big Planes Warns Senator Russell
Senator Russell says the United States far exceeds its number of planes and pilots to deliver atom bombs, criticizing Eisenhower era Air Force funding cuts. He urges more interceptor planes and a stronger radar network, noting recent order reductions after Congress adjourned.
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Washington
Sen
Russell
D-Ga
United States
Senate Armed Services Committee
Senate
House Atomic Energy Committee
Eisenhower
Air Force
Defense Department
Congress
Negro Named To Lutheran Policy Board
Dr. Theodore R. Speigner, historian at North Carolina College in Durham, becomes the first Negro on a National Lutheran Council policy making group. A former Martin Luther Institute president and 1947 North Carolina College faculty member, Speigner brings years of academic achievement and church service to the Division of American Missions. His appointment marks a milestone for the American Lutheran Church within a national multi‑denominational body.
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North Carolina
National Lutheran Council
American Lutheran Church
Theodore R. Speigner
North Carolina College
Durham
Division of American Missions
Speigner
National Lutheran Weil
The
National Council
Council
United States
Mid-West
Florida
Dr. Speigner
Martin Luther Institute
Tuscaloosa
Ala
Talladega College
State University of Iowa
Luther College
University of Toronto
Canada
Marie Elizabeth Jordan
Hillside High School
Siamese Twins Separated In New Orleans Surgery
Eight surgeons at New Orleans Foundation Hospital separated eight week old Siamese twins Carolyn Anne and Catherine Anne Mouton of Lafayette after a 2 hour 55 minute operation ending at 11 20 a m EST The twins shared a fused vertebrae and lower intestinal tract Both girls survive the critical procedure and are placed in separate cribs with normal mental development and health expected to continue The mayor and Mrs Ashton J Mouton are their parents The operation marks a potential medical history milestone if both girls endure.
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New Orleans Foundation Hospital
Ashton J. Mouton
Lafayette
Carolyn Anne
Catherine Anne
Lafayette Sanitarium
Missing diplomat's wife and three children vanish near Geneva
Mrs. Melinda MacLean and her three children left Geneva Friday driving a 1952 Chevrolet and vanished after entering a railroad station. A telegram from an unknown woman claimed they were well, while police pursue a mysterious “Mr Robin” from Cairo and a possible link to her missing diplomat husband Donald MacLean.
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Geneva
Switzerland
Melinda MacLean
Robin
Cairo
Donald D. MacLean
Marcel Micheli
Wade Renfrow Dies After S C Car Crash
Wade Perry Renfrow longtime High Point newspaperman and political figure died in a Loris South Carolina hospital at 8 35 a m after a Saturday night automobile crash near there He never regained consciousness following emergency brain surgery Renfrow born July 10 1901 in Raleigh is survived by his wife Lois Setzer Renfrow a son Duke student Robert Perry Renfrow a daughter Mrs Harold Farlow of San Antonio four sisters and two brothers Funeral arrangements by Mitchell Funeral Home of Raleigh were incomplete with body arriving later that afternoon.
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High Point
Loris
S. C
Renfrow
Isis
Enfrow
Enterprise
Durham
Norfolk
North Carolina
Beacon
Raleigh
State Utilities Commission
Mr. Renfrew
B. F
Ella Garris Renfrow
Lois Setzer Renfrow
Medlin Dr
Robert Perry Renfrow
Duke University
Harold Farlow
San Antonio
Texas
J. M. Newsom
Forrest H. Shuford
Nor
George R. Howard Ofarlotte
Dwight L. Johnson
Cincinnati
Ohio
William F. Renfrew
Ben
Renfrew
Charlotte
Charles E. Doak
Mitchell Funeral Home
Eigh
Red Sandals Mystery Solved in Phoenix Incident
A 41 year old woman vanished during a night swim in an irrigation ditch and was found hours later in a maize field wearing only red sandals. Deputies Hill and Weiseberger investigated after a frantic husband reported the disappearance and fears of drowning.
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Ariz.p
Phoenix Police
Derry Hill
Dan Weiseberger
Hill
Weiseberger
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