At Least 14 Killed in North Carolina Holiday Crashes
A Memorial Day weekend toll from North Carolina road accidents rises to at least 14 deaths with two double-fatality wrecks. The year’s toll hits 583, surpassing last year’s pace. Marines Sgt. Leroy Wilson and Sgt. Paul Crabtree died in a head-on crash on US 17 near Holly Ridge. Additional victims include Glenn Hunt, Bobby Jacobs, Edith Askew, Calvin Clark, Roy Melton Jr., Magis Willis, Lewis Powell, Martha Holsclaw, Hiram Soles, and Joseph McMillan in crashes across Robeson, Cumberland, and surrounding counties.
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Martha Holsclaw
Lenoir
Vietnam fighting shifts near demarcation line
New reports say U S Marines have pulled back from the buffer zone between North and South Vietnam after fierce clashes over the past 10 days. Some units are said to still operate along the demarcation line while authorities confirm the Marines gained a foothold atop Hill 117 Ricky Carl Thomas, 9, was killed near the Marine outpost in the West End area while the fighting continued just inside the zone.
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Tiran Strait crisis tensions and regional violence flare
United Nations Secretary General Thant urged restraint as Middle East tension sharpens over shipping in the Gulf of Aqaba and the Strait of Tiran. Seven Israeli soldiers wounded by a mine. Beirut blast near the American Embassy. Egypt-Egyptian forces and UAR relations fuel fear of broader conflict. Shipping continues toward Aqaba with no Egyptian inspections. Abba Eban discusses U.S. aims to maintain open passage. Viet Nam update reports mine attack in Quan Nam with nine killed. Thieu seeks election rule changes. Ky cites security concerns. Johnson voices dismay at swift U.N. withdrawal without Council action.
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Holiday tolls and fatal crashes across Virginia and beyond
A four day holiday period tally shows 560 traffic deaths, with prior records 748 for Thanksgiving, 636 for Labor Day warm weather. In Amherst County two teens died when a car hit a bride. Nearby Roanoke saw a fatal passenger crash, and Marine Paterson died near Stafford. Vietnam reports note clashes with 52 enemy killed, Hue sweep with 60 enemy killed in three hours. Virginia Beach man dies on Sandtown Road, Winchester incidents include a fatal truck crash near US 50 and a millwood motorcycle collision not counted in the toll.
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Virginia Beach
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Winchester
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Green Springs
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Millwood
Winchester Hospital
Southern lawmakers back leadership in debt limit vote
The House backed its Vietnam war related debt limit plan as Southern Democrats largely supported leadership, defeating opponents 285 to 199. The vote highlighted regional stakes in federal spending and contrasted with prior battles over rent supplements and rules changes.
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Retired Dairyman Earns Degree After 50 Years
Stanley Abbott, 74, a Hastings Nebraska dairyman, returned to North Dakota State University to receive the degree he left unfinished with the class of 1917. He led the line among about 997 graduates as the campus honored long-delayed diplomas. Abbott had left for Bismarck North Dakota to work for the State Dairy Department, ending his college pursuit decades ago.
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College of Agriculture
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Kennedy Birthplace Historic Site Proclaimed
President Johnson christened a carrier named for John F Kennedy and announced a national historic site designation for Kennedy's boyhood home at 83 Beale Street, Be the centerpiece of a weekend of Kennedy family presence. Jacqueline Kennedy attended, Caroline Kennedy served as sponsor, and Richard Cardinal Cushing gave the invocation as crowd and Navy planes filled Newport News events.
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Pope Cables Prelates In Holy Land Stress Peace
Pope Paul VI sent messages to Cairo and Jerusalem urging governments to preserve peace in the Middle East. He expressed grave concern over war threats and hoped no incident would jeopardize peace. Archbishops Zanini and Lepinski were tasked with conveying the appeal and warm wishes. Cairo radio later reported delivery to President Nasser.
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Agostino Lepinski
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Senate and House debate United Nations role in Middle East crisis
Congress weighs United Nations involvement with proposals for a buffer force and UN initial responsibility. Dirksen questions a UN unit’s value against Ho Chi Minh’s pressure. Mansfield favors UN-led action while ruling out unilateral U.S. moves. Javits urges UN chance. Albert cites UN as our best hope, others critique its track record in preserving peace.
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R. Town
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Oklahoma
Odrinex Fat Burning Tablet Ad Declares Guarantee
An advertisement promotes Odrinex fat burning tablets with a money back guarantee. It claims quick fat loss without a doctor's prescription and offers full refunds if not satisfied. Priced at $3.00, it lists Johns and Sons Drug Stores with addresses on Main Street and Riverside Drive. Mail orders are filled.
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