Park Service Director to Visit North Carolina Coast
National Park Service Director Conrad Wirth plans an informal visit to the Outer Banks next week to discuss the Cape Hatteras Seashore Recreation Area with residents. He may be joined by Rep. Herbert C. Bonner and will talk with villagers about boundary lines and future public meetings.
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Raleigh
National Park Service
North Carolina
Cape Hatteras National Seashore Recreation Area
Conrad Wirth
North Carolina Cape Hatteras Seashore Commission
Herbert C. Bonner
Washington, N. C
Wirth
Seashore
Secretary of the Interior
George Ross
State Department of Conservation and Development
Seashore Commission
Acheson to Present Korean Problem at UN Session
Secretary of State Dean Acheson may appear before the United Nations General Assembly soon after its convening next month to outline Western proposals aimed at breaking the deadlock in Korea. Informed sources said his early appearance would push to seize the initiative during the Assembly debate amid Communist opposition.
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Dean Acheson
United Nations General Assembly
Acheson
Korea
Four Women Draw Perfect Bridge Hands in One Deal
In Grand Forks four women drew perfect bridge hands in the same deal. Mrs. Mark Hinderlie claimed a 13 diamond hand, followed by Mrs. Homer Rovelstad with all clubs, Mrs. Bernard MacDermott with all hearts, and Mrs. Bill Blair with all spades. The hand was conceded to Mrs. Blair.
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Grand Forks, N. D
Mark Hinderlie
Homer Rovelstad
Bernard MacDermott
Bill Blair
Blair
Reds Send Strong Team To UN Meet
A Soviet delegation led by Foreign Minister Andrei Vishinsky will attend the United Nations General Assembly in New York with deputies Jacob Malik Valerian Zorin and possibly Andrei Gromyko and Georgi Zarubin the new ambassador to Washington. The move is tied to the Korean War, with speculation of new peace proposals or a renewed anti West campaign. Observers note concurrent Moscow Peiping meetings and warn of a broader effort to sway Middle East and Asian opinion toward Communism.
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Moscow
Andrei Y. Vishinsky
Russia
Newark
Jacob Malik
Valerian A. Zorin
Andrei Gromyko
Georgi Zarubin
Washington
U.N
Kennan
America
Korea
United States
U. S
All-Union
Communist Party Congress
Peiping
France
Italy
Middle East
Capitol Square Mirror on NC Politics and Local Power
A Raleigh based report outlines how Capitol Square reflects local politics, with Democratic rallies across North Carolina and many Republican speeches on the agenda. It argues state and national trends hinge on grassroots county issues like county commissioners and courthouse officers, urging in person civic outreach over Raleigh office reporting.
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Murphy
Robersonville
Raleigh
Capitol Square
Capitol
North Carolina
Eisenhower
North ‘Carolina
Tenth
Jones
General Assembly
Assembly
Washington
Davidson
Randolph
Stanly
Watauga
Court House
Montgomery County
Scott
Jeone
Alsop
S.pears
Police car burglarized in San Francisco incident
Patrolman John H. Monson found his patrol car missing his traffic tags, a jelly street map, a Reshnass and a night stick after returning to pursue violators. The theft occurred on Monday in San Francisco according to the UP report.
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San Francisco
John H. Monson
State School Officials Seek Over 300 Million in Two Years
Raleigh reports state school officials urged the Advisory Budget Commission to recommend more than 300 million dollars for school operations over the next two fiscal years. The request includes 130.5 million for the coming year and 132.7 million for the following year, plus 50 million for construction aid. The plan envisions salary increases for teachers from 2,430 to 3,600 for A certificate holders, averaging 14.2 percent, with non teaching staff up 10 percent.
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Advisory Budget Commission
General Assembly
State Hospital Board of Control
State School For the Blind and Deaf
Asheville Chamber of Commerce
Sys
D. Hiden ‘Ramsey
State Board of Education
Survivors Sought After Portuguese Vessel Joao Costa Sinks
In the Atlantic east of the Azores, American and French ships joined the U S Coast Guard cutter Coos Bay in the search for 80 missing crew from the Portuguese fishing vessel Joao Costa which sank last week. The American freighter Capes, from New York, reportedly saved two survivors yesterday and continues the hunt.
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Rotterdam
Netherlands
Atlantic Ocean
Azores
Joao Costa
Compase
New York
U. S. Coast Guard
Coos Bay
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Elite Bakery
Don Williams
Jean Gilbeau
Syracuse
Great Lakes Naval Training Station
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High Point Merchants
Lee W. Boswell
Businees
Civil Service
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Cleese
W. Commerce St
Reds
S. Main ST
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Nixon
Dential
Capital Square
Guilford , Optical CO
N.main ST
High Point
Monark
DuPont Tontine
Monark’ Shade Co
N. Main
Pine ST
Teletronix Presents
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Teletronix Inc
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