Evelyn Nance New Guilford Veep For YDC
Charlotte NC September 18 Evelyn Nance of Guilford named vice president for the North Carolina Young Democratic Clubs in a three day convention closing session. J C Ledberry and others pressed reform while the convention elected officers and rejected extending terms for national committeeman and committeewoman.
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Washington
Alton A. Lennon
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Charlotte
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N.C
Henry M. Jackson
D-Wash
Radio Center
New York
Lincolnton
Sedberry
Raleigh
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UDC
Voit Gilmore
Moore County
Mildred
Mildred Moore
Rutherford County
Claude Josey
Scotland County
Frances Ball
Hertford County
Sankey
Columbus
Evelyn Nance
Guilford County
Cliff Harper
Forsyth County
Delores Childress
Gaston County
James E. Walker
Mrg
Horace Greensboro
Kornegay
Adlai Urges Fresh Start for U S in Indiana Speech
Adlai E. Stevenson opened the Democratic drive for Congress with a Philadelphia style dinner speech in Indianapolis denouncing the GOP for defamation and “a reckless grasp for power.” He accused Republicans of give-away government and world drift, urging unity and warning against sowing discord as Americans prepare for a fresh start.
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Loyalty Oath Group Chooses Leaders At Convention
The Loyalty Oath group named Mitchell as its chairman and former Gov. John B. Battle of Virginia and Sen Hubert Humphrey of Minnesota as vice chairmen at a convention in Indianapolis. The emphasis was on a fair and acceptable solution to convention issues and related problems.
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John 8. Battle
Virginia
Hubert Humphrey
Minnesota
Hall Says Adlai At Harry's Level
Republican national chairman Leonard W. Hall claims Adlai Stevenson has dropped to the ward heeler level of the discredited Truman administration. He accuses Stevenson of discord mistrust and hate and questions the sincerity of his presidential aspirations.
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Leonard W. Hall
Adlai
Truman
Hall
Sy Hall
Stevenson
Stevenson Tevenson
Stephen Mitchell
Blackville Bank Robbery Captured By Local Citizens
About 150 residents chased and trapped two robbers after the Blackville State Bank holdup. The pair, one black and one white, robbed the tellers’ cages and vault, escaping in a car but were captured within miles. Loot estimated at 14 000 to 15 000 dollars, with 14 000 recovered by FBI in Savannah. Both men jailed in Barnwell County.
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Wilma Hartzog
Diane Gham
Barnwell
Jeff
O'Gara Negro
James Patton
Coke Smith
Barnwell Money County
Greenville
Smith
Chase
Ville
Gaein
House Group Fights Back Against Communism Probe
The House Un-American Activities Committee released a 50 page pamphlet claiming a near perfect legislative record in curbing its targets. It cites 4151 positive identifications of U S Communists and says no errors in naming a member of the Communist party. It states it has never investigated any college or university.
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Communist Party
Educa
Nine Powers Plan Sep 28 Defense Talks on West Europe
The United States and Britain announced a conference on or about September 28 to discuss West European defense. They urged fast inclusion of West Germany into the Atlantic alliance despite French concerns, aiming to align against Communist agitation within NATO.
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Britain
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Goldsmith Seeks Police Aid In Custody Battle
Paris report says Jimmy Goldsmith asked French police to guard against removal of his four months old daughter Isabela Patino Goldsmith after winning a custody court order. He urged checks at airports and travel routes as Mrs. Antenor Patino refused to surrender without a court order.
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Spain
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Swankassy
Wiley Opposes Senate Return Until Europe Defuses Tensions
Senator Wiley of Wisconsin said he would not call the Senate back before the November elections unless Europe reaches a definite agreement on anti Communist defense forces. He warned a premature session could become political football as Western nations seek unity on defense.
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Germany
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England
European Defense Community
Senate may act on censure as elections loom
The Senate may resume consideration of a censure resolution next week while preparing for four weeks of campaigning before the November congressional elections. Senator Flanders released three letters to support his critique of McCarthy, accusing him of false alarms and a habit of bluff as a partisan tactic.
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Meninow
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Bie
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United States
Spaak warns West Germany rearm or US may withdraw troops
Belgian premier Spaak told the Assembly that without German rearmament the United States and Britain could pull their forces from Europe, leaving the continent defenseless. He cited Western generals warning that European defense without Germany is impossible.
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Sination A Assembly
Anthony Nutting
Britain
Air Force Orders Supersonic F100 Planes for Columbus Plant
The Air Force announced a new order exceeding 100 million dollars for F100 supersonic jets to be produced at a Columbus Ohio second source plant. The order aims to accelerate the F100 program with tooling starting immediately at North American Aviation in Columbus, deliveries due in about a year.
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Air Force
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Ohio
North American Aviation
Los Angeles
Dulles Sees Split Over German Remilitarization Crisis
Secretary of State Dulles says France, Britain and the United States fail to win agreement on rearming West Germany, signaling a deep split in the North Atlantic alliance. He warns the crisis could shift U S policy toward Germany and Spain as main European defense pillars.
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Ore Eilon
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Germany
Spain
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Ieee UN
Interrupts Vacation Talks Toils On West Tour
President Eisenhower plans four speeches in the West next week. He starts with a Missoula address at 6 p.m. and continues to Las Vegas for a Hollywood Bowl rally Thursday evening. Sponsors include Republican and Democrat clubs in California.
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Growth in Suburbs and Five Points Power Center Expansion
Suburban growth brings ample parking and a major shopping center draw at Five Points in High Point. Local business owner outlines further expansion plans as the community recovers financially from a prior downturn. The piece also notes dogs earning canine citizen status and reflects on longtime resident Uncle Bob Doughton who turns 91.
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