Furman University to Install Dr. Gordon W. Blackwell as Eighth President
More than 300 colleges and societies attend Furman University in Greenville for the installation of Dr. Gordon W. Blackwell as the eighth president. Blackwell, 53, is a Furman graduate and former UNC Greensboro chancellor. Duke University President Douglas M. Knight will deliver the main address. MIT Professor Charles Townes will speak at a pre inauguration dinner.
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Charles H. Townes
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Fading Front Lines Report Ongoing Battle Near Saigon
In the Saigon area eleven others struck Communist Long Thanh barracks while U S planes bombed delta positions. A Skyraider crashed killing a pilot near Saigon as clashes widen in Quang Tin and Da Nang. Vietnamese government troops pressed a large unit as Marines faced ambushes near Phu Bai and monkey moon activity disrupted convoys. The Soviet Union warned it may send volunteers if U S actions escalate.
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Philippine Leader Sees No Need for U.S. Base Removal
In an interview on page 1A, President Macapagal rejects calls for American base withdrawal, stressing enduring friendship and shared ideals with the United States. He cites SEATO ties, the mutual defense treaty, and nonconformist opposition as factors, while outlining concerns about Viet Nam and Southeast Asian stability. He supports a regional Asian solution and cites the Afro-Asian conciliation commission as a practical approach.
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Death of Sir Francis Floud Former British High Commissioner
Sir Francis Floud, 89, former British high commissioner in Canada, died Saturday in Hove England. He served in diplomatic posts and helped shape postwar relations. The obituary notes his long public service and residence in England.
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Marian Rebounds Behind Piano After Two Hour Recital
Marian receives applause after a two hour recital as she returns to her dressing room for pictures and congratulatory greetings. Sol Hurok, who introduced her to America in 1935, discusses future plans and a Connecticut farm offer. Miss Sanat expresses a homemaker resolve and energy to work with hands, heart, and soul.
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Airmen Build Own Chapel at Da Nang Base
Airmen at Da Nang Air Base in South Vietnam raise funds to construct a private chapel amid ongoing air operations. Capt. Wayne L. Stork says volunteers and local materials will cover the project, with initial donations totaling 1,200 dollars toward a 3,000 dollar goal.
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Fulbright on ceasefire impact in Vietnam talks
The article discusses Fulbright arguing a halt to bombing North Vietnam must be paired with ending aggression against South Vietnam. Rusk warns a temporary halt would encourage the aggressor and discourage South Vietnamese defenders who bear the brunt of the campaign of terror.
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President Johnson Lauds Sen Johnston After Death
President Johnson and other leaders honor Senator Olin D Johnston D South Carolina who died Sunday calling him a man of deep care for people and dedicated to public service. Gov Russell orders half mast flags and body lies in state at the Capitol rotunda in Columbia.
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Senator Johnston remembered after long Senate career
Final rites are set for Senator James E. Johnston of South Carolina at Spartanburg Southside Baptist Church with burial at Barker's Creek Cemetery. Johnston, a veteran governor and long serving U.S. senator, died after a battle with pneumonia following major vascular surgery.
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Man Kills Woman and Self in North Carolina Tragedy
In Lawndale North Carolina Thomas Brown a 41 year old man shot his wife Daisy Brown and his girlfriend Lena Belle Phillips then killed himself within about half an hour Lincoln County coroner Melvin Drum and Cleveland County assistant coroner Bennett Masters ruled no inquests. Brown flagged down a car carrying Mrs Brown who was visiting her mother in Lincoln County and fired at her hitting shoulder and skull before driving away. He was found near his home on Route 2 Lawndale with a self inflicted gunshot wound to the nose and died en route to a hospital.
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Barn Burn During Arcadia Fire Training
Arcadia Volunteer Fire Department held a monthly training by burning an old barn owned by Fire Chief Clayton Leonard. Fire crews used two pumpers with 1 750 gallons total capacity at the scene as the barn was burned and extinguished for on the job practice.
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Tokyo Trade Fair Opens With Million Items From 30 Nations
The 6th Tokyo International Trade Fair began a three week run with about one million items from 30 nations. Twenty pavilions are expected to attract 2.5 million visitors and generate about $70 million in contracts, up 20 percent from the 1963 fair.
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