Clemson Court Dismisses Gantt Suit Against Clemson
The Fourth Circuit term begins Jan 7 as Judge Wyche dismisses the case with costs. President Edwards, holidaying in Greensboro, declines comment. Gantt, a transfer applicant from Iowa State University, failed to file required transcripts for an architecture portfolio.
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Clemson
R. C. Edwards
Greensboro
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Clemson College
Wyche
Gantt
Iowa State University
School of Architecture
Anderson
Kenneth M. Vickery
Iowa
Wvethe
Family hinges hope on oil after boy's hospital bills
Frankie Vincent, a severely ill boy cared for at home, requires round the clock feeding and antibiotics, with monthly medicine costs of 80 to 100 dollars. After months of bills totaling about 7,000 dollars, an oil well on the family farm briefly produced enough to help discharge expenses, though production has since waned. The family clings to faith and Christmas prayers while hoping for Frankie’s recovery.
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Frankie
Vincent
Congo Leaders See Soviet Backing Amid Congo Crisis
Western diplomats say the Soviet Embassy has been active in Congo since September aiding opposition to Adoula. They link it to anti-Adoula protests linked to Truman's visit. Stevenson at the UN denied Soviet interference. Congo politics remain volatile as Parliament nearly ousts minister Derboyard.
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Nemtchina
Adoula
Truman
New York
U.S
Adlai E. Stevenson
U Thani
Stevenson
Congo
Kennedy
Soviet Union
Jean-Pierre Derboyard
Derioyard
Jury Changes Halt in Hoffa Trial Frame
Hoffa case details include amendments to jurors with Gratia Fields replaced after FBI noted attempts to contact him by telephone. CCI indicted with Hoffa. firm pleads no contest as Judge Miller prepares to charge. Fields, one of two Black jurors, recalls no direct contact with him or family despite FBI statements.
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CCI
Miller
Gratia Fields
Nashville Railroad
Fields
FBI
Louisville
Detroit
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Soviet Denounces Congo Mission and Congo Policy
Soviet Union denounces Congo mission and accuses the United States and Western powers of backing colonial monopolists. Stevenson says there is no current Soviet intervention, notes reports of a new power bid, and stresses urgency of Congo unification. He discusses U.N. force options and urges a nonmilitary path if possible.
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United States
Congo
Stevenson
U.S
Washington
Soviet Union
Leopoldville
Cyrille Adoula
Amassador
General Assembly
Philip M. Wilusznick
Thant
United Nations
Katanga
Thani
Contempt Penalties Considered in Meredith Enroll Battle
The court set daily fines up to 10000 and 5000 for Barnett and Johnson but has not imposed penalties or ruled on purge. Civil contempt aims to enforce orders with purge options. criminal contempt punishes past acts. Meredith first tried to enroll Sept 20 escorted by marshals. Barnett denied him at the campus.
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Barnett
Johnson
Justice Department
Meredith
State College Board
Jackson
Federal Appeals Court
Mississippi
Prisoner aided drive fuels Cuban relief effort
Relief effort expands as Red Cross coordinates large scale aid to Florida for Cuba including medical supplies and food. Refugee doctors warn of severe shortages in Cuba with 95 percent of physicians opposed to Castro leaving. a Canada funded credit and prisoner exchange plan are discussed to deliver aid and free inmates.
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Cuba
Fabio ‘Guerra Hernandez
Miami
Marcos Antonio Romeu
Romeu
Guerra Hernandez
Washington
American
Red Cross
Florida
Baltimore
Maritime Commission
Joseph L. Stanton
Maryland
Curban
Royal Bank of Canada
Montreal
U.S
Heart Of Christmas by Ralph W Loew D D
The speaker recalls two maimed and gifted youths in Japan and uses their contrasts to explore how Christmas speaks beyond hands and eyes. He reflects on faith, love, and meaning in a world of suffering and abundance, ending with a message of Christmas peace.
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Japan
West
Ino
Jesus
John
Budget push to 100 billion as defense and space rise
The budget could exceed 100 billion for the government year with over 5 billion extra beyond 93.7 billion planned. Defense and space spending plus interest will drive the rise while cuts in other areas offset by savings. Pentagon production shifts may boost Minuteman orders. Skybolt is being cut.
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Kennedy
New York Economic Club
White House
Congress
Pentagon
Five Dead In Piper Cherokee Plane Crash
Five people perished when a Piper Cherokee crashed near Dorchester County after stopping at Durham Raleigh and en route to Charleston. The Grahams and Holder were aboard, with Thrasher later identified by a large Masonic ring. Joseph Campau of Friendship International Aviation Corp. said Graham was maintenance supervisor and Holder a supervisor at the firm. Holder’s mother requested his body be sent to Florida. The crash occurred near Highway 17 Alternate. wreckage found after hours of search.
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Thrasher
Joseph Campav
Friendship International Aviation Corp
Baltimore
Graham
Friendship International
Holder
Campau
Grahams
Florida
Grace Stivers
Lakeland
Fila
Park Funeral Home
Durham-Raleigh
Charleston
D.C
Myrtle Beach
Federal Aviation Agency
Charleston Air Force Base
Dorchester County
Highway 17
Virginia Snowstorm Paralyzes Roads and Fatalities Reported
Snow and sleet blanketed much of the region with up to nine inches in western Virginia and icy highways from Lynchburg to Fredericksburg. The storm killed several people in North Carolina and Virginia, with several women dying in icy crashes near Henderson and near Oxford North Carolina, as authorities warned of continuing freezing rain and travel hazards ahead of Christmas.
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Highway Patrol
Asheville
Greensboro
Charlotte
Raleigh
Fayetteville
Rocky Mount
Winston-Salem
Hickory
Viginia
Staunton
Henderson
Flora
Elizabeth McLaurin
Bertha David Armstrong
Henderson Hospital
Lila Thomas Covington
McLaurin
Phyllis Ann Grant
Con
Summerville
Charleston
Carole Johnson
Richmond
Oxford
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Greenville
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Yad ‘Kin
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Montana
Mississippi Valley
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New York
Adirondacks
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Virginia
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mid-Mississippi
Crash crash scene details fade into night fieldwork
Dorchester County Sheriff Carl Knight and other officers remained in the field until Tony, after dark, collected and tagged portions of bodies. Mrs. Mary Palmer, resident near the crash site, said wheels and other parts of the aircraft had broken away from the main wreckage.
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Dorchester County
Carl] Knight
Tony
Mary Palmer
Nassau Deal Signals End of Large Nuclear Bomber Era
Nassau coverage notes that the decision makes manned intercontinental bombers for nuclear weapons obsolete on a large scale. Officials say the Polaris agreement gives Britain a strong weapon at lower cost than continuing Skybolt. Savings could fund Britain’s conventional forces worldwide.
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U.S
Britain
Commodique
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