Piedmont Area Debating Teams In State Finals
Eight North Carolina high schools including High Point and Thomasville lead eight wrestles into state debate finals. Debates launch after a 3:30 p.m. meeting with rounds starting at 4 p.m. and continuing Saturday morning and afternoon. The topic centers on social security benefits and medical care.
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Maier cites off the record meetings with union presidents
Maier, president of the Milwaukee Journal and Sentinel, spoke of two off the record meetings with international union presidents in Santa Barbara and Tampa. He said these sessions clarified misunderstandings and explored journalistic advancements and stronger collective bargaining. An ANPA report cautions unions may stay militant in pursuing aims.
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Milwaukee Journal
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Demonstrations Swell as U S Fair Ends with Troop Departure
CORE members and others gathered at a Louisiana summer fair grounds to protest missiles in Cuba. Demonstrators reportedly plan a car stall in. police posted guards at bridges and tunnels. U S officials warned of ongoing reconnaissance flights while Cuba denied flight rights and warned of responsibility for any dangerous situation.
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Missouri
Florida
Farmer
Khrushchev
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Cuba
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Castro
United States
State Department
Dean Rusk
U.S
Spacecraft exhibit tops fair with global pavilions
FAIR'S FROM PAGE 1-A describes a large fair co sponsored by government agencies and the fair itself. It highlights a vast Spacecraft display outside Cape Kennedy and 43 international pavilions featuring dancing Watasi performers Belgian village recreations and state showcases. Admission to grounds is $2 for adults and $1 for children with most attractions free.
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Fia
Africa
Alaska
West Virginia
Louisiana
Montana
Lonsdale spy ring details emerge in trial in Moscow
British agent Lonsdale faced Moscow’s court alongside two Americans, Peter Korger and Helen Cohen, and two Britons, Harry Houghton and Ethel Gee. Penkovsky’s case linked to secret atomic data allegedly sold to the West. Wynne testified Britain’s intelligence service used him as a courier for six months. The Cohens operated a Soviet shortwave radio station and received 20 year sentences.
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Moscow
Oleg Penkovsky
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Penkovsky
Wynne
Lonsdale
Portland
Peter Korger
Helen
Morris
Lena Cohen
Cohens
Harry Houghton
Admiralty
Ethel Gee
Cotton Futures Rise As Market Opens
New York futures opened up twenty cents a bale from the previous close, signaling a higher start for cotton trading.
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Dr. Cole Named to North Carolina Public Education Panel
Dr. David W. Cole, acting dean at High Point College, will serve on the Visitation Committee for the North Carolina Department of Public Instruction. The panel will assist the self study of Catawba College's teacher education program as part of statewide reviews next year. Cole earned A B from Erskine and M A Ph D from the University of South Carolina, joining High Point College in 1962 as history chair and serving as acting dean this year.
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High Point College
Visitation
North Carolina Department of Public Instruction
Catawba College
Cole
Erskine College
University of South Carolina
Commissions Sought From Tobacco Firms
Interchange claims it is owed 432000 in commissions after a 1 million sale to a New York trading company. Four North Carolina tobacco firms are named in the federal case, with judge Ted Dalton presiding. The 3 percent commission is at issue and the complaint dates to January 1959.
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N.C
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Interchange
Fouri
North Carolina Tobacco
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Cou Lrt
America
Inter
Monk - Henderson Tobacco
Change
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A. C. Monk & Co
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Greenville Tobacco
Greenville
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Radford, Thorpe and Ricks Inc
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Forest Products Industry
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U. S
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