Auto Crashes Into Store In Winston
Two people injured when a car crashed into Ed Kelly's Electrical Appliance store in Winston Sateem. Weddington and his wife Ruby were hospitalized with serious injuries after witnesses said the vehicle traveled at 90 to 100 mph on Main Street. The car valued at 500 was a total loss and store damage was about 6 500. The Weddingtons were listed by their trucking company as residents of 214 Irma Ave Lexington.
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Winston-Saeem
Ed Kelly
John R. Weddington
Ruby
Baptist Hospital
Weddington
Main Street
Irma Ave
Lexington
Cutlar Moore Quits Highway Commission
State Sen. Cutlar Moore of Lumberton resigns from the North Carolina Highway Commission. Gov. Hodges appoints State Sen. James W. Mason of Laurinburg to succeed him, with Mason sworn in at the May 5 meeting. Mason is a 1938 Wake Forest Law graduate and former FBI agent.
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Raleigh
Cutlar Moore
Lumberton
State Highway Commission
Hodges
James W. Mason
Laurinburg
Moore
State Senate
Mason
Senate
Highway Commission
Jim Mason
Scotland County
Wake Forest College
North Carolina Bar Assn
FBI
Weather May Have Contributed To Loneliness
London actress Miss Turner wrote from Britain while filming Another Time Another Place between September 19 and January 21. She suffered illness after a cold, fog and throat trouble, and a car crash near the studio scared her. She later contracted flu again before returning to the United States.
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London
Johnny Stompanato
Britain
Miss Turner
Queen Elizabeth II
Prince Philip
Royal Film Performance
United States
Roger Moore
Dorothy Squires
Governor Critics Authority Over Housing Board Fight
Governor Hodges criticized the North Carolina authority over the Sey mour Johnson Homes deal. He cited an investigative committee’s report urging the ouster of N E Mohn Jr and H Emmett Powell and noted Powell’s resignation while Mohn’s offer to quit was voted against. The dispute centers on a 1.165 million housing project and ownership of the land after Powell and Mohn bought it for 39 010, with a court case to resolve ownership.
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Raleigh
Hodges
Fesaen
Mohn
Powell
Goldsboro
Seymour Johnson Homes
Authority
Ation
Senator W. Kerr Scott progresses after heart attack
North Carolina Senator W Kerr Scott, 61, remained in serious condition with a heart thrombosis after a coronary event yesterday. Doctors say he rested well and is alert, though the illness spurs political speculation about his 1960 primary prospects. Scott lives on a Hawfields dairy farm and is noted for farm interests and humor.
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Burlington
N.C
North Carolina
W. Kerr Scott
G. W. Blair
Scott
George L. Carrington
Alamance General Hospital
Blair
Neem Foram
Ned Graam
Hawfields
Graham
C. W. Crissman
Raleigh
Gov
Luther More
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Korean airman attempts hijack of South Korean plane
A North Korean inspired airman tried to seize a South Korean air force C46 in flight near Taegu to force it to North Korea. The radioman was killed, the pilot and engineer wounded, and the intruder subdued. The copilot landed the plane at Pyongtaik.
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Seoul
Korea
Red
North Korea
South Korea
Pyongtaik
Apa
Air Force
Choi
North
Pyongyang
Special Investigation Board
Taegu
Naval and Air Academy
Pusan
Limited Foreign Aid Reduction Expected
Two House Foreign Affairs Committee leaders Rep Morgan and Rep Vorys predicted the committee will approve a foreign aid bill with a smaller cut than in recent years. They said the panel would begin drafting the aid bill next week after the Easter recess.
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Washington
House
Rep. Morgan
D-Pa
Rep
Vorys
Robio
Eisenhower
Congress
Foreign Affairs Committee
Morgan
U. S
Poland
Yugoslavia
Needs Of Christianity Are Cited
Yale Dean Liston Pope and Harvard Dean Douglas Horton, speaking at Yale Divinity School, identify three chief needs for modern Christianity unity and integrity, better religious education, and greater relevance to world matters. Eisenhower seeks 3.94 billion in new aid for next year, with possible cuts and amendments in Congress.
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New Haven
Conn
Yale
Harvard Divinity Schools
Liston Pope
Douglas Horton
Harvard
Dean Horton
Yale Divinity School
Pope
Island fortress mystery near Collinsville stirs bets talk
Word spreads about a wooded island fortress built by Frank Wortman near Collinsville. Workers are seen inside and outside the nearly year-old building while visitors with new cars fuel speculation it may become a hideout or gambling casino. Federal probes tie Wortman to a million-dollar betting ring in East St. Louis.
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Collinsville
Ill
Frank
Buster) Wortman
Wortman
East St. Louis
Mississippi River
St. Louis
Madison County
Dick Mudge
Mudge
Sam Magin
Grand
Magin
Paddock
Fatal drugs and antidote may knock out cancer
Researchers explore using lethal drug doses to erase cancer in mice and revive them with a strong antidote. Bone marrow transplants from related donors show promise, while unrelated marrow risks immune rejection and wasting disease, highlighting donor limits for human use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rennie Taylor
Houston
Tex
John J. Trentin
Baylor University Medical School
Arthur Kirschbaum
Baylor
University of Texas M. D. Anderson Hospital
American Cancer Society
Kirschbaum
Trentin
Quadruplet Dies and Others Survive at City Hospital
A 19 year old Gladys McGraw gave birth to quadruplets Tuesday in San Francisco. One boy died last night and a girl was stillborn at Marys Help Hospital. The two surviving boys, premature and about two pounds each, were in fair condition. another boy died. Mrs McGraw and her husband Ian are from El Salvador and Scotland respectively.
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San Francisco
Gladys McGraw
Mary’s Help Hospital
Eee
Sosteateo
McGraw
San Salvador
el Salvador
Ian
Glasgow
Scotland
Truman Embarks On Morning Walk With Large Yale Crowd
Former President Harry S. Truman led a 15 minute morning walk in New Haven with over 100 bystanders including Yale students, reporters, and a baby in a stroller. He answered questions on nuclear testing and politics, urging crowds to imitate the healthy routine.
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New Haven
Conn
Missouri
Harry S. Truman
Truman
America
Republican Party
Yale
Shoot on Sight in Cuba Rebel Roundup
Cuban police opened fire on rebels during a Havana uprising attempt that killed about 35 people and left the city dark due to bombs. Fidel Castro's lieutenants warned of another soon, as authorities claimed islandwide calm while rebels say the 2½ hour strike was a rehearsal for a full assault.
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Havana
Cuba
Fulgencio Batista
Mtanzas
Fidel Castro
Bat
Rain Delays Greater Greensboro Open Start
A cold rain postponed the $15,000 Greater Greensboro Open at Starmount Forest Country Club delaying the first round. Forty-one of 130 players were on the course when play stopped. 36 holes will be made up Sunday to complete the 72-hole event with $2,000 top prize and part of the summer circuit.
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Greensboro
N. CC
Starmount Forest Country Club
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