Henderson Elected Virginia GOP Chief Amid Resignations
Horace Henderson won the Virginia Republican chairmanship at a meeting marked by applause and resignations. Cynthia Failes and Elizabeth Cornie announced resignations from finance and Eastern District roles, with new finance chair to be chosen next meeting. Harrison criticized by Young Republican Federation over King Anderson medical care bill. he plans to retire next year as five Democratic candidates seek the July primary.
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Years Can Make Difference Even For Shah
SAN FRANCISCO AP What a difference a few years make even for the Shah of Iran. In 1955 at age 38 he visited San Francisco and danced at the Mark Hopkins Hotel with models during the Black and White Ball. He and Queen Farah were married that year, and reports note their travels and jet setting lifestyle.
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Yosemite National Park
Negro Youth Fined In Contempt Case
In Richmond a Negro youth refused to sit in the Negro section of the City Traffic Court and was fined $10 for contempt. Judge Herman T. Cooper fined Ford T. Johnson, 20, and suspended payment, but ordered $10 to be paid on two traffic violations for driving with an expired license tag and driving without a permit.
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Blast Continues From Page One In Dinette Fire Case
The body remained warm as Sheriff Captain Leon Allen stated Williford likely harbored resentment over his wife’s friendship with Draughon about 18 months earlier. Williford’s wife, mother of two, is estranged from him. Draughon runs a Fayetteville abattoir. The sheriff noted two or more dynamite sticks were used and the Draughons escaped injury when the blast vented through a chimney.
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Algeria in turmoil reports surge of secret army incidents
Extremist actors fatally wounded at least 164 people and injured 259 in Algeria between April 1 and 15, including eight Muslims and three Europeans. Provisional authorities sought military reinforcements for Algiers and Oran, while a nationalist exile source accused the French army of inertia.
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Literacy debate tests Senate rules and East German policy
Senators debate changing Senate rules to permit filibuster breaks by majority vote while weighing literacy test legislation and possible two thirds vote to end debate. Clark presses for action amid East German recognition questions and Bonn's caution, as Dirksen signals adaptive spending tied to foreign policy and Berlin security.
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Medal Winners Descendants Are Honored
Washington AP President Kennedy hosts 300 descendants of Medal of Honor recipients at the White House centennial observance. British Prime Minister Macmillan joins, praising brave acts from Civil War era and comparing the Medal to Britain’s Victoria Cross. Marshall B Weexer of Parma, Ohio, attends as a descendant of Jacob Parrott and Wilson Brown, two of the Raiders who captured a Confederate train in 1862. Six of the seven Raiders who survived later received the medal.
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U S businessman faces trial in espionage case
Harold N. Borger a 42 year old American businessman and former Air Force captain will be the first U S citizen tried by a West German court on charges of giving military secrets to the Communists. Prosecution says Borger traveled to East Berlin and Moscow on 15 to 20 trips before his arrest in Nuernberg on March 3 1951. He has remained in confinement since.
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Laos Official Criticizes U.S. Pressure
Laos Deputy Premier Wan condemned U.S. pressure as contrary to Laotian aims amid talks on a coalition government. Phoumi said U.S. actions strain neutrality and risk Communist gains as Prime Minister Boun Oum seeks to redistribute interior ministries. Thailand pledges aid to ease Laos’ economic strains while regional neighbors seek understanding.
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Wagner denies Senate run follow father path
Wagner dismisses plans for the Senate insisting he is not a candidate for anything. He says one cannot plan two years ahead and must act day to day. Senators Javits and Keating, both Republicans, face reelection in 1964.
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Guilty Plea To Four Tax Charges in Richmond
Joseph R. Anderson of Salem pled guilty in district court to four counts of failing to file income tax returns for 1953 56 and 58. Total income for the four years was listed as 5916.26. Judge Oren R. Lewis postponed sentencing pending a presentencing report. Anderson was freed on 1500 bond.
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Philippines Malaya Agree On Project
Philippines Vice President Emmane l Pelaez says Manila and Malaya have agreed to pool resources for joint future projects. The note cites a repatriation item about three Filipina Muslims whose pilgrimage was abandoned after their ship was overloaded.
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Engineering Board Approves Tar Heels
The South Carolina Board of Engineering Examiners approved registration as professional engineers for three North Carolinians: W. W. Gotherman of Charlotte, Paul H. Brown of Raleigh, and Richard M. Sullivan of Greensboro.
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