Student Exchange Announced Between Local Colleges
A program will allow students at Catawba College and Livingstone College to enroll at the other institution. Leaders Dr Donald C Dearborn and Dr Samuel E Dun, presidents of Catawba and Livingstone, announce the exchange between the all white Catawba and predominantly Negro Livingstone. Both schools are church affiliated and charter members of Piedmont University Center.
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Salisbury
N.C
Catawba College
Livingstone College
Donald C. Dearborn
Potters of Cotacee SS Lege
Samuel E. Dun
Catawba
Livingstone
United Church of Christ
AME Zion Church
Piedmont University Center
Tax deadline looms as IRS processes tens of millions
Midnight deadline for the 1963 federal income tax returns. Based on last year the Internal Revenue Service will process more than 62 million returns using both staff and automated systems.
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Washington
Internal Revenue Service
Convict Rescued Child Receives Time Reduction
Loomis Hill 41, serving a two year term for forcible trespass, was awarded 10 months and 20 days of gained time for meritorious service after rescuing Miles Owen Edge III from a burning house trailer in Stedman. The action reduces his sentence to a 1 1/2 year total, with remaining time for escape. Hill's home is listed as Charlotte, with wife and child in Cherokee County.
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Raleigh
Stedman
George Randall
Loomis Hill
Hill
Miles Owen Edge
Randall
New Hanover County
Charlotte
Cherokee County
Brazil inaugurates Gen Humberto Castello Branco as president
In Brasilia Gen Humberto Castello Branco is sworn in as interim president marking a transition from military to civilian control. The 21 month tenure will test military influence and cabinet choices, shaping reactions of voters who supported Goulart and the Labor party.
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Brasilia
Brazil
Humberto Castello Branco
Castello Branco
Goulart
Labor Party
McNamara Defends U S Military Strength Amid Debate
Defense Secretary McNamara allowed use of intelligence estimates to counter claims that U S military power is waning. Officials said the move aimed to neutralize a myth of declining strength while sparking broader criticism of missile reliance and policy shifts.
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Washington
Robert S. McNamara
Curtis E. LeMay
U.S
McNamara
Barry Goldwater
Arizona
Goldwater
As Force Reserve
Pentagon
Gees
Defense Department
Rights Debate Continues on Civil Rights Bill in Senate
Washington AP report on the Senate floor fight over a civil rights bill. Senator Dirksen signals possible amendments while Russell and Humphrey stay cautious. Russell proposes a national referendum before any change to the bill. Thurmond speaks long on constitutional rights facts as debates extend into late hours.
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Washington
Senate
Everett M. Dirksen
Illinois
Dirksen
Richard B. Russell
D-Ga
Dixie Forces
Hubert H. Humphrey
Russell
Strom Thurmond
Thurmond
South
Be Proud of North Carolina Apprenticeship Training Program
The Department of Labor under the State Apprenticeship Council operates a program with about 3,000 young North Carolinians enrolled as paid apprentices. Under skilled supervision they gain practical know how and technical knowledge, preparing them to become highly skilled craftsmen and to raise the state’s per capita income. Frank Crane Commissioner of Labor.
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North Carolina
Department of Labor
State
Frank Crane
Goldwater Wins Illinois Presidential Primary Big Margin
Illinois voters backed Barry Goldwater with 62 percent of the GOP ballots as Margaret Chase Smith finished a surprising 25 percent. writes show Goldwater leads in the Illinois primary with 450000 votes, while write ins and others trail.
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Chicago
Barry Goldwater
Illinois
Margaret Chase Smith
White House
Smith
Maine
New Hampshire
Goldwater
George C. Wallace
Alabama
Wisconsin
Nelson A. Rockefeller
George Romney
William W. Scranton
Harold Stassen
Robert F. Kennedy
Charles H
Nixon
Rockefeller
Estimates Of Strength The Soviet Missile And Bomber Forces
The Defense Department released figures showing United States inventory far larger than the Soviet Union. US missiles include 750 intercontinental missiles with 516 Minutemen and 192 Polaris subs, 540 strategic bombers on alert. The Soviet Union reportedly has fewer than 187 ICBMs, with most in subs and none launchable from surface. US bombers total 540 with 120 heavy and 150 medium. Medium bomber targets limited to Alaska and the northwest US.
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United States
U. S
Surace
Soviet Union
Alaska
Khrushchev Blames Red China For World Split
Soviet Premier Khrushchev charged Chinese Communists with creating difficulties for the world movement and pushing it toward a split. He spoke at a Kremlin Polish Russian friendship meeting urging a German question solution and West Berlin as a free city. He contrasted Soviet economic methods with China's Great Leap Forward and criticized Mao Tze tung without seeking interference. The remarks followed visits by Gomulka and Cyrankiewicz as China’s policy faced scrutiny.
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Moscow
Khrushchev
Communist Movement
Kremlin
West Berlin
China
Soviet Union
France
Communist Party
Wladyslaw Gomulka
Josef Cyrankieiicz
Peking
Mao Tze-tung
Leon Trotsky
Trotsky
Former Governor Stratton Indicted for Tax Evasion
Former Illinois governor William G. Stratton, a Republican, is indicted on four counts for evading 46 676.11 dollars in income tax over 1957 to 1960. The government alleges unreported income totaling 82 542.82 dollars, filed with his wife Shirley but she not charged. The case is before Judge William J. Campbell in U S District Court.
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Chicago
Illinois
William G. Stratton
William J. Campbell
U.S. District Court
Edward V. Hanrahan
Stratton
Vincent P. Russo
Department of Justice
Washington
Shirley
Britain Cuba Crane Deal Sparks U S Britain Tension
A Daily Mail report says Steel & Co plans a 1.4 million crane contract with Fidel Castro's government, prompting U S treasury export concerns. Cummins Engine Co notes it may halt British sales, while a Board of Trade official questions if a crane can be a strategic weapon amid long standing disputes over Castro era trade.
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London
Cuba
United States
Britain
Daily Mail
Steel & Co
Fidel Castro
Cummins Engine Co
Columbus
Ind
Steel & Rev
U.S
U.S. Treasury
Board of Trade
Castro
Cuban exodus steady as birth predicts 7.7 million Cubans by 1964
In Miami a Cuban exile group reports a rising birth rate to a projected population of 7.7 million in Cuba by late 1964, despite ongoing refugee flows. The Cuban Economists Association in Exile cites the trend as a record high.
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Miami
Fla
Cuban Economists Association In Exile
Cuba
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