Czechoslovakia in UN security council election squeeze
In New York diplomats report Czechoslovakia faces a pressure test between Russia and Western powers over three UN security council seats and two regional allocations. If not seated, Russia risks losing a single friend on the council. Masaryk is expected to accept a nomination.
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New York
Czechoslovakia
Russia
United Nations Security Council
Poland
United Nations
Economic and Social Council
Council
General Assembly
Flushing Meadows Hall
Yemen
Pakistan
Argentina
Brazil
Yaroslavia
Ukraine
Jan Masaryk
Power Executive Attacks TVA Project Tariff Empire
L. V. Sutton president of Carolina Power and Light claims TVA and Nebraska public power are costly socialism. In a letter to the House Public Works Committee, he totals tax revenue losses by 1967 at 336.9 million and notes utility growth, criticizing federally financed power monopolies and taxpayer subsidies.
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Washington
L. V. Sutton
Carolina Power and Light Company
Tennessee Valley Authority
Nebraska
Raleigh
N. C
House Public Works Committee
Sutton
Commission
TVA
Health plan debate echoes in North Carolina farm meeting
Agriculture Commissioner W Kerr Scott criticized the state's health program saying its main aim is to build a medical school at Chapel Hill. He warned farm organizations may have been used as propaganda for this end while Greensboro offered 15 million for a hospital, which likely will be rejected as taxpayers fund Chapel Hill projects.
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Raleigh
W. Kerr Scott
Chapel Hill
Joneses
Scott
N. C. Cotton Cooperative Association
Farmers Cooperative Exchange
Good Health Association
University of North Carolina
Femple
Joness
Cone Estate
Greensboro
Yankees Take Early Lead In World Series Opener
New York. The Yankees surged to a 5 to 1 lead over the Dodgers after five innings in the first game of the World Series. They trailed 1 0 entering the fifth but exploded against Ralph Branca, scoring five runs on three hits to chase him and later beat Hank Behrman for another hit.
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New York
New York Yankees
Brooklyn Dodgers
Yanks
Dodgers
Ralph Branca
Branca
Hank Behrman
Brooklyn
Berriran
Edwards
Shea
Berra
Bus Rates May Be Increased Between Richmond and Raleigh
The Interstate Commerce Commission says Atlantic Greyhound plans fare hikes on the Richmond to Raleigh route and other runs. Proposed increases range from five to 35 cents, with a rise from 3.15 to 3.50 for Richmond to Raleigh and 2.15 to 2.50 for Richmond to Wake Forest, effective Oct. 20 unless protested.
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Washington
Atlantic Greyhound Bus Company
Richmond
Winston- Salem
Raleigh
N. C
Interstate Commerce Commission
ICC
Petersburg
Richmond-Dinwiddie
Wake Forest
Banker Puts Out Plan For Europe
Winthrop W. Aldrich urged a U S government created corporation to manage Marshall Plan funds for Europe. The Chase National Bank leader proposed a five expert panel to ensure productive use of aid, curb inflation, and promote removal of trade barriers across 16 Paris committee nations and western Germany.
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Atlantic City
N. J
Winthrop W. Aldrich
United States Corporation For European Reconstruction
American Bankers Association
Chase National Bank
New York
Western Europe
Aldrich
Senate
United States
Europe
Paris Committee On European Economic Co-Operation
Germany
Carolina Spring Election Delayed At UFWA Vote
An election at the Carolina Spring Corporation plant to decide union representation by the United Furniture Workers of America was postponed from this morning to this afternoon under the state department of labor. It is the first by by pass of the NLRB since Taft Hartley. UFWA claims a worker majority.
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United Furniture Workers of America
CIO
Carolina Spring Corporation
State Department of Labor
NLRB
UFWA
Trustees In Session At High Point Over College Dispute
Bishop Clare Purcell led the High Point college board meeting at the Sheraton to delay action on Harrison Humphreys disputes pending a Methodist church university senate investigation. No decision was reached by 2:30 PM. Humphreys' letter cited mental strain and proposed resignations if agreed to press silence.
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Clare Purcell
Methodist Church
High Point College Board of Trustees
Sheraton Hotel
Harrison-Humphreys
University Senate
Hower
Purcell
Board of Trustees
G. J. Humphreys
Harrison
Czech Children to Face Their Alleged Abductors
In MERNBERG Germany on September 30 a group of Czechoslovak children abducted from Lidice will be brought to face U S war crimes prosecutors against a broad German network. About October 20 a trial will address the Rusha agency and others charged with kidnapping and racial policies. Investigators report 18 Lidice survivors in German homes and one 7 year old girl who believed she was German.
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Mernberg
Germany
Lidice
U. SS
Rusha
James W. MecHaney
U. S
Reinhard Heydrich
Consumers Watch Cautiously as Prices Rise on Grain and Meat
U S shoppers await further declines amid new grain export hopes. Chicago futures peak with December wheat at 2.857% per bushel and corn at 2.32. Winnipeg futures jump on wide margins while butter eggs and cocoa show gains. Cattle and hogs climb in Chicago, top steer price hits 35.90 and hogs reach a near three week high.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Kansas City
Minneapolis
New York
Germans Rush Men To Czech Border
German police moved hundreds of officers to the Czechoslovak border after a report that 6 000 armed Ukrainian resistance army members were near the U S occupation zone. Sirens sounded in Hof as Ukrainian guerrillas claimed battles with Soviet and Polish troops during a Poland to Germany flight and said they were followed by thousands more.
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Hof
Germany
Czechoslovak
U. S
Passau
Poland
Pee Dee Mill No 2 to Open After Four Month Layoff
Pee Dee Mill No 2 in Rockingham will reopen after a CIO Textile Workers Union strike kept it idle for four months. Superintendent Noah F. Gibson said 250 workers will be hired immediately with 100 more when improvements are finished. The mill has 700 looms and 9,000 spindles and a New York syndicate with Sparta Greece interests recently bought a majority stock stake.
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Rockingham
Pee Dee Mill
CIO Textile Workers Union of America
Noah F. Gibson
Safie
NLRB
Pee Dee No. 2
Gibson
New York
Sparta
Greece
Pee Dee
Jerusalem Hit by Bomb Outside Arab Shop
A bomb exploded outside an Arab shop near the Jaffa Gate in Jerusalem triggering an eight minute general alarm. No casualties were reported though the blast followed yesterday’s Haifa police station bombing that killed ten. Simultaneously an Egypt Express derailment on the Cairo Haifa line caused no casualties.
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Jerusalem
Jaffa
Haifa
Cairo-Haifa
Cuban Ship Dominican Conspiracy Reportedly Dismantled
Havana authorities said a 1500 man expeditionary force aimed at overthrowing Dominican Republic President Rafael Trujillo had been broken up. Col Oscar Diaz reported 360 expedition members were captured on Guinchos Cay after plan to invade failed. The Cuban senate opened an inquiry and Diaz handed documents to the supreme tribunal.
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Havana
Cuba
Rafael Trujillo
Dominican Republic
Oscar Diaz
Col. Diaz
Supreme Tribunal
Diaz
Guinchos Cay
Cuban
Transatlantic Flight Crew Fails to Report Amid Strike
New York report cites mass walkout by AFL Air Line Pilots Association in Chicago. An American airline planned a 4 30 a m departure to Washington D C and onward to Frankfurt but crew failed to report. Flights to London Stockholm and additional services scheduled later were affected.
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New York
Washington, D. C
Chicago
David L. Behncke
AFL Air Line Pilots Association
Transatlantic
Washington
LaGuardia Field
Frankfurt
Germany
Behncke
Frankfort
London
Stockholm
Bipartisan backing for Europe aid moves through Congress
Senator Vandenberg announced a Senate Foreign Relations Committee meeting on November 10 to study a $580,900 European winter aid fund. President Truman urged four committees to act quickly, with priority to foreign affairs and appropriations, signaling strong cross party support for emergency aid and food saving efforts.
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Vandenberg
Senate
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Truman
House
Europe
Congress
State Department
Harriman
United States
House Foreign Affairs
House Appropriations
Rep. Taber
Rny
Brazil
Charles Luckman
Citizens Food Committee
Gven
Foreign Affairs and Appropriations Committees
Martin
R-Mass
Topeka
Kan
Republican Congress
North Carolina Weather Outlook through Oct 4
Considerable cloudiness and mild today with light showers in mountains and far north. Then fair and cooler tonight and Wednesday with windier conditions on Wednesday. Sun calendar for Wednesday Oct 1. Temperatures average three to five degrees below normal through Thursday, slowly rising Friday. no precipitation expected.
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North Carolina
Carolinas
Temperature Rainfall Report From Charlotte Weather Bureau
Official weather bureau records show 24 hour temperature and rainfall ending 8:50 am. Locations include Charleston 77 and 0.00 inches, Denver 00, Jacksonville 74 55, Little Rock 76 61 0.00, Los Angeles 80 55 1.00, Memphis 81 59 1.00, Miami 71 71, New York 62 90, Raleigh 75 8, San Antonio 87 0, San Francisco 68 52, Tampa 85, Washington 68 0.00.
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Official
Weather Bureau
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Denver
Detroit
Jacksonville
Little Rock
Los Angeles
Memphis
Meridian
Miami
Viina
St P. Sr & Ca
Mobile
Mitchell
Veans
York
Raleigh
San Antonio
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