Adenauer Mollet Agree on Currency and Europe Plan
German chancellor Adenauer and French premier Mollet reach a satisfactory solution on converting currency in coal rich areas with 85 francs to the mark proposed by Paris and 73 to 1 by Berlin. They also aim to widen the Moselle for an international canal and coordinate policies for a European atomic energy pool. The leaders call for Britain’s active role and push broader moves toward European organizations and a West European Union armed forces plan.
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Nauer
Mollet
Adenauer
Moselle
Ruhr
Germany
European Council
Organization For European Economic Cooperation
West European Union
European Armament Association
Paris
Florida Doctor Ousted Over Lunch With Negroes
Three county health commissions in Florida vote to discharge a white woman health officer whose action of lunching with a Black colleague triggered a racial controversy. The minutes state her dismissal for services no longer useful, amid letters from groups including a Palatka chapter calling it the KKK, and fear of a private practice move to Madison. Gov. Leroy reflects on the incident.
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Shuman
Williams
Jefferson County
Ike Anderson
KKK
Palatka
Coggins
Madison
Florida
Leroy
Governor candidate backs 20 percent teacher pay hike
Newton North Carolina Sept 29 Kyle Hayes of Northen Republican candidate for governor said tonight he favors a 20 percent increase in teacher pay in North Carolina.
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Newton
N.C
Kyle Hayes
Northen
North Carolina
Cotton Damaged Shelby County Agent Estimates Loss
In Shelby North Carolina on September 29 Cleveland County Agent Howard estimated the damage from cotton loss due to the incident. The report notes local agricultural conditions and preliminary figures pending further assessment.
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Shelby
N.C
Cleveland County
Howard
Hodges Urges Higher Education Drive for Campbell College
North Carolina Governor Hodges endorsed higher education and urged expanding access through a Campbell College fundraising drive to raise at least 250000 for a long range building and development program. He praised community colleges and noted growth in junior college enrollment from 5000 in 1950 to over 6700 last year across 22 institutions.
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Campbell College
Hodges
Campbell
North Carolina
X2 Rocket Plane Successor To Be Fantastic
Washington reports the X2 crash last Thursday prompted plans for a successor described as a fantastic aircraft to fly toward space. The X15 by North American Aviation is under development with NACA Air Force and Navy support as part of ongoing research programs.
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Washington
North American Aviation Co
National Advisory Committee For Aeronautics
Air Force
Navy
Adlai Seeks Fresh Look at Draft and Nuclear Era
Adlai Stevenson urged a new appraisal of the draft and nuclear weapons in a Los Angeles address and at a Legion convention. He argued the draft is wasteful and may become obsolete, proposing a possible abolition with maintained defense and lower costs. He also called for restraint on hydrogen bomb testing and cited global conditions complicating any draft ending.
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U.S. Supreme Court
Sherman Minton
Stevenson
American Legion
Los Angeles
Eisenhower
Registration Increase Seen For Vehicles
government today forecast a 4 per cent increase in motor vehicle registration this year. It would put 65 275 000 passenger cars trucks and buses on the roads. A projection shows 81 million motor vehicles by 1965. To meet rapid traffic growth the federal government and states have undertaken a 16 year highway building program totaling 35 billion dollars or more.
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Washington
Bureau of Public Roads
Charlotte man dies in tanker collision near city
Harold Obedish, 42, of Charlotte, was killed when his car struck a gasoline tanker near Charlotte on September 29.
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Charlotte
N.C
Harold Obedish
Here
Southwest Faces Record Drought Plague in Southwest
In the Southwest drought grips Texas Arizona Oklahoma and New Mexico with farmers selling livestock and breeding herds for lack of feed. Wheat areas in Colorado and Kansas struggle as seeds dry dust in while rain remains elusive. water supplies drop and fires threaten. Experts say the 1947 drought span has produced the worst year yet with stock water and pasture losses and scant moisture for germination.
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Dallas
Texas
Arizona
Oklahoma
New Mexico
Colorado
Kansas
G. G. Gibson
Texas Extension Service
Would you hire this man
A concise prompt asks if the reader should hire a man, emphasizing the need to ensure the reader is registered before decision. The line frames a hiring decision tied to voter or civic registration status.
Tito Denies Yugoslav Slavery to Soviet Pressure
Under Belgrade reporting Tito travels to the Soviet Union to aid Khrushchev yet vows to preserve Yugoslav independence. Khrushchev faces Kremlin doubts as old Stalinists resist downgrading Stalin. U.S. Secretary Dulles warned Tito could risk further American aid if he shifts camps.
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Belgrade
Yugoslavia
Tito
Soviet Union
Nikita Khrushchev
Khrushchev
Kremlin
Stalin
U. S
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