Australian Bride Reunited With Husband by State Dept Action
Cheryl Payne, 20, of Melbourne, Australia, is reunited with Ron Payne, 20, of Hannibal, Mo., after Secretary of State Dean Rusk arranged entry when visa and quota issues left them separated. They met in 1963 as exchange students, married in Australia Oct. 19, plan to attend University of Missouri, and Ron awaits reentry to the United States.
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ST. Louis
Dean Rusk
Rusk
Cheryl Payne
Melbourne
Australia
Ronald Payne
Hannibal
Payne
Cheryl
Montgomery City
Ron
Hungate
Hannibal-LaGrange
University of Missouri
Columbia
America
Humphrey Says South Rising Economically and Socially
In Durham Hubert Humphrey spoke at the opening of North Carolina Mutual Life Insurance Co. about a new South improving through white and Negro cooperation. He cited civil rights laws, poverty programs, and gains in employment, noting 7 percent unemployment for Negroes yet progress and a national GNP potential of 23 billion dollars if equality is achieved.
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Cation
North Carolina Mutual Life Insurance Co
Durham
South
Humphrey
Vietnam Protests Hit Saigon With 3000 Demonstrators
In Saigon 3000 demonstrators with sticks and spikes moved toward the center shouting Americans go home. Riot troops were deployed and protests spread from Buddhist headquarters to the Buddhist Institute while Da Nang Hue and Da Nang saw additional marches. Observers say the actions are centrally directed and anti Ky government, with the US wary of wider spread.
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Saigon
Buddhist Institute
da Nang
Nguyen Cao Ky
United States
Hue
Da‘Nang
National Assembly
Viet Nam
U.S
Washington
U. S
Samuel B. Thomson
Forest Fires Burn Near Coast in North Carolina Out of Control
Two large fires raged in southeastern North Carolina with about 20 000 acres burned near Ammon in Bladen County and around 1000 acres on the Sampson Pender County line near Wallace. Fright winds and dry conditions pushed fires, emergency conditions declared, Ft Bragg soldiers aided near Aberdeen, burning homes a church and farm structures, and a Moore County Airport threat kept crews active.
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Elizabethtown
N.C
North Carolina
Ammon
Bladen County
Sampson-Pender
Wallace
Bladen
Ft. Bragg
Aberdeen
Moore County
Charlotte judge upholds ban on bottle clubs and brown bagging
North Carolina Attorney General Bullock issues opinion declaring bottle clubs locker clubs and brown bagging illegal under ABC laws. It confirms liquor may be kept only in a dwelling or transported to it, and notes the state Supreme Court has not ruled on these clubs. City officials weigh policy before action.
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Charlotte
State Attorney General’s Office
North Carolina
James F. Bullock
Lotte Recorders Court
William T. Grist
Grist
Georgia McLain
J. Marshall Haywood
Haywood
Bullock
ABC
State Vs
Sholokhov Attacks Antiparty Writers At Soviet Congress
Famous Soviet writer Mikhail Sholokhov condemned antiparty writers during a speech at the 23rd party congress in Moscow. He invoked patriotism and the Russian language to attack unnamed dissidents, including alleged censors of anti-Communist works.
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Communist Party
Moscow
Andrei D. Sinyaysky
Yuri M. Daniel
Sholokhov
New York
Tass
Soviet Union
Writers
Congress
Ileaders
Space News and Local Bond Question Promised in Sunday Enterprise
In two weeks Guilford County voters face a $15 million school bond plan. The Sunday Enterprise previews how money will be used and why it's needed now. The paper also launches a space series with World Book Science Service reports on American satellites and the Mars space neighbor.
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High Point
Guilford County
Sunday Enterprise
Space
World Book Science Service
Mars
Earth
Parole Granted to Communists Secrets Case Convicts
Searbeck, a Brooklyn biochemist, and Harry Gold, a New York native and former Foreign Service officer, have been ordered paroled next month after long prison terms for secretly passing U.S. secrets to communist channels. Gold faces parole May 18 and Searbeck May 2.
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Washington
I Searbeck
Brooklyn
Harry Gold
N.Y
Foreign Service
Irvin C. Searbeck
U.S
Matey
Wareaur Ho Hoe Hoan
Nic
Federal Board of Parole
Searbeck
Gold
Federal
Lewisburg
Switzerland
Rocns
Vabeen
Yid Greenglass
Julius
Klaus Fuchs
Ethel Rosenberg
Rosenbergs
Soviet Union
Rus
Valans
Service Expected To Resume After Railroad Strike
Washington AP A 38 state railroad strike entered its third day with hopes of resuming service despite a court action threat against the striking firemen. Union president H E Gilbert offered to end the walkout if no reprisals and no damage suits are pressed. Railroads chief negotiator J E Wolfe said litigation would proceed and anticipated the strike ending today involving eight railroads including Union Pacific Missouri Pacific Illinois Central Seaboard Air Line Central of Georgia Grand Trunk Western Pa
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Washington
H. E. Gilbert
J. E. Wolfe
Union Pacific
Missouri Pacific
Illinois Central
Seaboard Air Line
Central of Georgia
Grand Trunk Western
Churches Plan To Merge Across Denominations
Washington AP leaders of seven Protestant churches with 25 million members outline a plan to merge. A bishop says full unification may take at least 50 years. The groups have worked four years and meet in Dallas on May 25 to continue talks. Denominations include Episcopal, United Presbyterian, Methodist, Disciples of Christ, Evangelical United Brethren, United Church of Christ, and African Methodist Episcopal. A 105 page document on unification topics was released at a news conference led by Bishop Robert F. Gibson Jr. and Rev Dr Eugene Carson Blake. The Dallas meeting will discuss the plan further.
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Washington
Dallas
Tex
Protestant Episcopal Church
United Presbyterian Church
The
Methodist Church
International Convention of Christian Churches
Disciples of Christ
Evangelical Uited Brethren Church
United Church of Christ
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Red
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Poland
Scarbeck
Irvin
Arbeck
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