Kennedy Adenauer Tie Cuba Crisis Focus of Talks
Kennedy and Adenauer meet at the White House to discuss how the Cuban crisis affects Berlin and Moscow. Officials say neither side has a fixed agenda while reviews consider defense spending, NATO commitments, and possible Western initiative versus Moscow.
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Germany
United States
Europe
America
Kennedy
Eisenhower
Adenauer
Moscow
Berlin
Berin
Kremlin
White House
Free Europe
U.S
Germmany
West
Cuba
Washington
Union
Hhrushchev
Bertin
Bonn
Taxes Rise Amid Higher Fares Across Transport Lines
Rail and bus lines announce fare increases to offset a 10 percent tax. About 50 bus companies lift charges 2 to 10 percent. C&NW raises only coach fares while Southern and Western lines push full tax savings to riders. Some airlines have not changed prices as yet.
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Eastern Roads
Chicago & North Western Railway
C&nw
Interstate Commerce Commission
Southern and Western Rail
Greyhound
Trailways
Crash Continues From Page One In Snowy Terrain
A military air crash left two men dead as rescuers carried bodies over five miles of rugged snow to a ranger station. An on site Air Force team investigated the wreckage at about 5500 feet while weather deteriorated in the Smokies. The pilot had reported lowering to 6000 feet before radio contact was lost. Lerom and Gestind were identified with Air Force roles in Reserve HQ and New York plans office.
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Greenville
D. C
Air Force
Federal Aviation Agency
Knox Ville
Park
Fred J. Overly
Lerom
Air Force Reserve
Andrews Afb
Gestind
New York
Police Leaders Are Heard In Miss. Probe
In Oxford Mississippi a grand jury heard testimony on racial incidents at the University of Mississippi. Maj Jorge Matos of Ft Dix testified as part of the inquiry into unlawful Army searches of two dormitories tied to the James Meredith case. Burns Tatum led university police in the searches, while FBI ballistics and witness testimony were slated for later sessions. The probe also touches on the Lyceum riot and the deaths of Paul Guibard and Ray Guner amid conflicting murder and accident determinations.
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Oxford
Miss
University of Mississippi
Jorge Matos
Ft.Dix
Ofroops
Burns Tatum
Mississippi Highway
University
Tatum
Army
Walter M. O'Barr
O'Barr
Baxter
Lester
James H. Meredith
Jesse Yaney Jr
FBI
U.S
Lyceum
Ole Miss
Mississippi
Paul Guibard
Fretack
Ray Guner
Lafayette
Joe Ford
Guthard
Baptists condemn dismissal as crisis in church
The North Carolina Baptist Association discussed Elliott’s dismissal as unwarranted and called for full factual reporting. Amid other business, Charles H. Ryland was elected president, with W Marker Hardison and Dr. Wood Hagood named VPs. Dr. Ben Fisher urged Christian education to meet modern philosophical challenges.
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Elliott
Association
Ack Noffsinger
Winston-Salem
N.C
Vernon B. Richardson
University Baptist Church
Baltimore, Md
Richardson
Baptist Church
Charles H. Ryland
Warsaw
R. B. Downey
Salem
W. Marker Hardison
Westover Church
Arlington
Wood Hagood
Clover
Ben ©. Fisher
Christian Higher Education
North Carolina Baptist, Convention
Fisher
John Morehead Honored by UNC Alumni in New York
In New York, UNC alumni honored John Morehead at a Club dinner for his Morehead Scholarship gifts totaling $17 million. Gov. Terry Sanford and UNC leaders praised the donor, a Union Carbide executive, whose philanthropy supports scholars and university programs.
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New York
John Mor- Morehead
Tey Morehead
University of
North Carolina
Morehead
Univer Dents
Exsity
Terry Sanford
Engi
William B. Aycock
W.jeer
Union Carbide
Union Carbide Corp
Cuba
H. McLeod Riggins
Cuban port plans and Cuban crisis updates
Fidel Castro unveiled port plans to house 115 to 130 medium trawlers, with suspicions it could serve submarines and torpedo boats. The U.S. reported ongoing naval surveillance and 49 ships passed the blockade. Mikoyan's Havana talks were winding down with possible New York meetings ahead as U.S. negotiators press for UN inspection of Soviet missiles. In the Vatican draft constitution debate, cardinals split over scope and feasibility, with some urging shelving the matter or study within the assembly.
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U.N
Washington
United States
Cuba
U.S. Naval
Asi
Kennedy
U.S
U.S. State Department
Hemisphere
Stevenson
Vasily V. Kuznetsky
Thant
Kuznetsov
Cubana
Carlos Lecha
Anastas I. Mikoyan
Havana
Mikoyan
International Committee of the Red Cross
Defense Department
Civil Aeronautics
Fidel Castro
Soviet Union
Ater
Anastas J. Mikoyan
Moscow
New York
Vasily V. Kuznetsov
United Nations
Adlai E. Stevenson
John J. McCloy
Castro
Joseph Elmer Ritter
St. Louis
Roman Curia
Alfrerdo Ottaviani
General Assembly
Milk Rankin freed after lengthy Kentucky jail sentence
In Frankfort AP report Gov. Bert Combs issued an executive order commuting the Kentucky coal miner Milt Rankin's sentence of five years and two months for running a disorderly house. Rankin, 64, has served the equivalent of a linear prison and will be released by Friday. An aide called the punishment unusual and unjust.
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Frankfort
Dom
Milk Rankin
Harlan County
Bert Combs
Rankin
Harlan
Julius
Combs
Hershel Gaw
Milt
State Parole Board
Harlang
War Centennial Group To Cite Dixie Women
Richmond AP report says the National Civil War Centennial Commission will honor 100 Confederate women in 1963 with services in Washington. Desiree L. Franklin of the UDC explains names require documentary evidence. a commemorative Jefferson Davis stamp remains unapproved. The UDC proposal and by law vote were discussed at the 69th convention.
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Richmond
National Civil War Centennial Commission
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Desiree L. Franklin
New York
UDC
Wamcen
T the
Washington
Miss Franklin
South
Jefferson Davis
Post Office Department
Lee
Jackson
Princeville NC: Negro-led Town Since 1685 Headed by Mayor Matthewson
Mayor Ray Matthewson of Princeville North Carolina describes his town as having a Negro government since its incorporation on February 20 1685. He notes a small white minority and workers commuting to Tarboro for jobs while pressing for a dike to curb Tar River floods. The town, with two policemen and a tax collector, seeks a new black elementary school and relies on Tarboro for higher education and some students.
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Bill
Morehead
Bill Aycock
Riggins
Aycock
Bollycock
Sanford
North Carolina
Rye
N. C
Hoover
Sweden
New England
University of North Carolina
Aycéck
Norfolk (Ap
Princeville
N.C
Ray Flathenson
Matthewson
Tar River
Tarboro
Edgecombe County
Norfolk
Virginia State College
Tarbora
Tar
U.S. Army Corps of Engineers
Nixon defeat a blessing to GOP says Ayres
Ayres comments that Nixon's loss was a blessing in disguise for the Republican party and questions whether Nixon and Nixon era leaders helped or hurt. He contemplates 1962 presidential prospects, noting Rockefeller Goldwater tickets and possible Romney or Scranton runs while urging governors to prove governance before national ambitions.
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Dickensen
Halleck
Ayres
Nixon
GOP
New York
Nelson A Rockefeller
Len Barry Goldwater
Arizona
George Romney
Michigan
William W. Scranton
Pennsylvania
Indian War Casualties Reported In Defense Briefing
The Defense Ministry said about 2,000 Indian soldiers were killed or missing with a figure for the total under 2,500. The spokesman described an exchange Monday evening near Walong, 15 miles from the Burma border, where Indian troops moved past a Chinese position and suffered no casualties. Nehru closed debate on the defense resolution with a lengthy war update, entering to sustained applause and a fatigued appearance.
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Defense Ministry
Walong
Burma
Nehru
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UNC
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Freedom
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Bria Pon
Russia
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Cuten
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Lonsdale
Royalll Navy
Portland
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Board of Admiralty
Carrington
War Centennial Group
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