Mystery Of Lost Students Deepens In Lookout Mountain Cave
Three college students William Bartee James Mason and Martin Huddleston remain missing after an extensive search of Case Cave near Trenton Georgia. Rescue teams found only three jackets and a parked car and noted signs like candy wrappers and footprints but doubted their significance due to preservation in a cave. Mason and Huddleston attend Emory University while Bartee studies at Presbyterian College.
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John Beavers
LaFayette
Lookout Mountain Cave
Trenton
Beavers
Bill Bartee
James Mason
Atlanta
Martin Huddleston
Daytona Beach
Fla
Lookout Mountain
Case Cave
North Georgia
William Bartee
James Storey
Charles McGuire
Argentina president may declare elections void amid crisis
Unofficial sources report President Jose Maria Guido will nullify elections since December 17 1961 wiping out March 18 Peronist wins. Navy leaders pressed for action to end a political crisis following a brief truce and threats from army chiefs.
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Roman Jimenez
Buenos Aires
Jose Maria Guido
Navy
Adm
Gaston Clement
Guido
Arturo Frondizi
Clement
Argentina
Peron
Enrique Rauch
Marino Bartolome Carrera
Raul Poggi
U.S. Ramps Up For Pacific Atmospheric Nuclear Tests
Thousands of personnel and Navy ships prepare for a new U S atmospheric nuclear test series in the Pacific within 48 hours. Officials note Soviet testing accelerates while U S seeks international inspection to avert further tests. AEC marks two test areas in the Pacific, Christmas Island and Johnston Island.
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Washington
U.S. Task Force 8
Pacific
United States
Soviet Union
U.S.S.R
U.S
Kennedy
Congress
Senate House
Congressional Committee On Atomic Energy
Advanced Research Projects Agency
U.S. Arms Control and Disarmament Agency
Atomic Energy Commission
Christmas Island
Honolulu
Johnston Island
Hawaii
Khrushchev set for re election as premier in Moscow
Khrushchev, 68, appears firmly in command as he is expected to be re elected by the Supreme Soviet at a multi day session in Moscow. He may use the session to launch a major policy speech critiquing Western tests and urging agriculture revival.
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Moscow
Nikita Khrushchev
Supreme Soviet
Khrushchev
Ekaterina Furtseva
Communist Party
Lenin
Forest Fire Rages West of Wilkes in North Carolina
A forest fire burned thousands of acres of dry timber west of Wilkesboro threatening neighboring counties Wa tauga and Caldwell. Wilkes forester Edwin McGee led crews while American Furniture Co. contributed 32 workers. A 57 year old logger died earlier on Huckleberry Mountain. All burning permits across 38 counties were cancelled due to hazardous conditions.
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North Wilkesboro
N. C
Wilkes
Watauga County
Caldwell County
Wilkes County
Edwin McGee
American Furniture Co
U S Readies Most Powerful Space Rocket For Moon Trip
Cape Canaveral announces the Ranger 4 mission as the United States prepares its Atlas Agena B to launch a 60 hour lunar flight. The craft will transmit television pictures and data from a 100 mile parking orbit before lunar impact, with seismometer and gamma ray instruments to study the moon.
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Ranger 4
Moon
Cape Canaveral
Ranger
Earth
Sun
U.S
Fla
United States
Goldstone
Calif
Lunar
Wood
Russia
RFK proposes sending U S leaders abroad to tell story
Atty Gen Robert F Kennedy urged government educators and artists to tour the world to counteract misperceptions of the United States. He said capitalism is seen as selfish and called for articulate spokespeople to explain America in a speech prepared for the Associated Press annual meeting.
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New York
Robert F. Kennedy
United States
Kennedy
Associated Press
Civil Rights Filibuster Seen Over Voting Law Change
Senate enters week with possible filibuster as 18 Southern senators push to block a civil rights voting bill. Mansfield aims to move to abolish literacy tests and set sixth grade literacy as the requirement, faces cloture brinkmanship and heavy party hurdles. Javits says a major test for civil rights legislation looms this session.
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Jack Bell Washington
House
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Mansfield
Senate Judiciary
Tunmtiede Meaiawite
Jacob K. Javits
R-N.y
Congress
Javits
New York papers ruled illegal lockout pact
NLRB trial examiner Charles W. Schneider ruled the Publishers Association of New York and 10 affiliated papers violated law with a compact to shut down if a grievance strike occurred. The decision names Times News Post Herald Tribune Journal American Journal of Commerce Mirror World Telegram Sun Long Island Press and Long Island Star Journal. The ruling calls for cancellation of the pact and may be appealed.
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Norman Walker Washington
New York City
Charles W. Schneider
National Labor Relations Board
Publishers Association of New York
Schneider
NLRB
Times
News, Post
Herald Tribune
Journal- American
Journal of ‘Commerce
Mirror
World-Telegram and Sun
Long Island Press
Long Island Star-Journal
Associated Press
Vention
American Newspaper Publishers Association
New York
Easter Celebrations Worldwide Mark Joyous Day
The Associated Press reports Easter services worldwide with Pope John XXIII presiding in Rome and addressing fears for world peace. Millions joined parades in Jerusalem and New York as warm spring weather accompanied religious observances.
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Associated Press
John XXIII
Rome
St. Peter’s
Holy City
Jerusalem
New York
Fifth Avenue
St. Patrick's Cathedral
St. John the Divine
N C Easter Death Toll Rises With Weekend Flood of Fatalities
The North Carolina Easter weekend traffic toll climbs toward 28 after multiple fatal crashes. Notable deaths include Richard Raphael 28 and Vincent Thompson 47 from Upper Montclair NJ in a Graham two car collision and seven others across Graham Benson Cumberland Albemarle and Charlotte areas, with several victims from Fort Bragg and Camp Lejeune. Police pursue leads on a Wilmington shooting as well.
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Associated Press
North Carolina
North Carolina State Motor Club
N C
Graham
Richard Edward Raphael
Vincent Paul Thompson
Upper Montclair
N. J
Betty Jo Thompson
Kathy Denise Thompson
Rt. 3
U. S
Marshall
William Ralph Ball
Donald Claude Roberts
Donald Harry Rector
Benson
James Edward Parker
Glenn Wood
Roger David Wood
Cumberland
Donald Albert Bobb
Ft. Bragg
Fred Preston Giles
Charles F. Stenson
Ft. Lee
Roosevelt Mills
Greenville
Charles Levi Eudy
Albemarle
Campbell M. Worthington
Camp Lejeune
Marie White
Asheville
Loren E. Reitz
Ft.Bragg
Robert Jarrell
Cherryville
John Mark Thomas
Rt. 1
Cameron
Willie Montgomery
Wilmington
Johnny Carter
Charlotte
James Culp Jr
Five Nabbed On Phony Dollars Counts In Counterfeit Ring
Five men were arrested in the weekend crackdown on counterfeit operations leading to the seizure of more than $100,000 in bogus twenty dollar bills. Suspects include Jacksonville businessman William Earl Baysden and Richlands workers Clennie Humphrey and Norwood Whaley, along with Edward D. Sparrow of Kinston and Edward E. Thorpe of Richmond Virginia. Baysden and Whaley face possession and transfer charges. the others face conspiracy and related counts. Bonds posted ranged from $25,000 to $75,000.
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Jacksonville
N. C
Vernon D. Spicer
Secret Service
Charlotte
William Earl Baysden
Clennie Humphrey
Norwood Whaley
Richlands
Baysden
Edward D. Sparrow
Kinston
Edward E. Thorpe
Richmond
Whaley
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Ross Hagen
Trenton, Ga
New York Daily News
Earth Acquisition
By Preston Grover
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
RFK
New York Newspapers’ Compact
N.C
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