Democrats Hit Joe Martin With Big Guns Campaign Tactics
The Democratic committee released a fact sheet accusing Rep. Joe Martin of voting records at odds with Eisenhower on overseas aid defense and social security. It targets Martin as he campaigns for GOP Senate nominees and cites votes from 1949 to 1954 and pre election statements by Eisenhower. The effort mirrors prior Democratic "truth kit" distributions to local leaders.
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Ashington
Wartin Jr
Stein Cascade
Eisenhower
Massachusetts
Martin
GOP
Senate
Leutenant
Ian
Sen
McCarthy Jr
Mel Ferrer and Audrey Hepburn Wed in Europe
Oscar winner Mel Ferrer and Audrey Hepburn married in Switzerland near Buochs after a civil ceremony. Hepburn arrived with her mother Baroness Ella von to Switzerland amid film duties. Ferrer, known for Knights of the Round Table and Lost Boundaries, wore a blue suit as Sir Nevile gave away, with a Dior wedding dress and white hat at a Protestant ceremony following the civil service.
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Sanc Obah Goats
Switzerland
Audrey
Mel Ferrer
Broadway
Buochs
Miss Hepburn
Ella Vonne
Switzer
Italy
Cae Hae Aeste Sette
Fritz
Ferrer
Sir Nevile
Knights of the Round Table
Ce Mane
Dale
Dorothy McGuire
Gregory Peck
Jennifer Jones
Joseph Cotton
la Jolla
Calif
Frances Pilchard
Pepa
Mark
Barbara Tripp
Sun Journal President Dies at 75 in North Carolina
The Sun Journal president died at 75 after a hospital stay in New Bern and Duke Hospital surgery. He served as former president and board member of the newspaper company and was active in Raleigh and Sudan Masonic clubs. He is survived by his wife and Claude A. Bury Jr. of Ra.
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Raleigh
Bury
Claude A. Bury Jr
New Bern
Seeman Weston
Salem
Woman's Tongue Declared More Dangerous Than Fist
Judge Tudor Rees states a woman's tongue can be more dangerous than a fist, capable of soothing or venomous harm. The remarks arise as his witness describes Mrs Gertrude Simms and Mrs Olive Monich in a dispute over Mrs Simms vacating an apartment.
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London
Septan
Tudor Rees
Gertrude Simms
Haan Hounstow
Olive Monich
Aes
New Smokies Campground Opens in North Carolina
Deep Creek Campground near Bryson City joins Great Smoky Mountains recreation areas. It offers 61 picnic tables 30 fireplaces 12 trailer sites 17 tent sites and access to 4 miles of trout waters plus trails through virgin forest and 3 waterfalls.
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Deep Creek
Bryson City
Great Smoky Mountains National Park
U. S. 19
North Carolina
Smokemont
U.S. Highway 441
Methodist Collections Up 136000 From '53
Conference financial report shows total church property valued at 55 million and total indebtedness of 2.395 million. Membership reaches 246,648, a new all time high, with Sunday school total at 207164 and world service benevolences totaling 385,777. District allocations include Asheville 28724 and Charlotte 56675, among others.
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E. Paul Hamilton
Winston- Salem
Hamilton
Conference World Service
Woman's Society For Christian Service
World Service
Asheville
Charlotte
Gastonia
Greensboro
Marion
Salisbury
Statesville
ston-Salem
Thomasville
Waynesville
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Hepburn
Europe
Sun-Journal
Duke Hospital
Git
Western
New Smokies
Confederate States
Heintooga Overlook
U. 5S. 19
Blue Ridge Parkway
Arts & Crafts Workshop
Methodist
Sweden
Hathaway
Penney
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