Presbyterian Leader Calls for Federal Rights Bill
Dr. J Felix Gear newly elected leader of Southern Presbyterians urged a federal rights bill and integration of all Negro presbyteries at the General Assembly in Montreat North Carolina. He warned against continued segregation while noting progress toward better race relations within the church.
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Margaret Wilson
Associated Press
Montreat
N.C
Felix B. Gear
Southern Presbyterians
Columbia Theologi
al Seminary
Decatur
Presbyterian Church
General Assembly
Gear
William H. McCorkle
Bristol
Tenn
Randolph Taylor
Washingon
D.C
Washington - Baltimore Presbystery
Taylor
Hamilton
Assembly
McCorkle
Southeast Presbyterian Church
Kansas City
Bandit Claims $1.10 Then Shoots Three Elderly Sisters
Three sisters over 65 near Williamston North Carolina were robbed of $1.10 at gunpoint Thursday night by a Black man who broke through a window. He shot the women in the head and arm with a pistol. all are listed as seriously injured but expected to recover. Sheriff W R Rawls led a search in Spring Garden area six miles west of Williamston where the sisters live.
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Richard Cardinal Cushing
Boston
NEW York
Duke
Gerb
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Hastman
Firestone
Foote
Cardinal
Ford
Cauron
Gulf Oil Corp
Liggett & Myera
Lockh Air
Associated Press
Martin Marietta
McLean
Union Pac
United Airlines
United Aire
United Fruit
Kayser Roth
Bitch Society
Monsanto
Montz Ward
Ee Paoedan
Dow Jones Industrial Av
Motorola
Teading Motors
Nail Distillery
NY Central
Redneck
U.S
Zenith Rose Pennsy
Pepsi Cola
Phillips
Pitt Plate
United Presby
Radio Corpterian Church
NEW York (Ap
Cumberland Presbyterian
Church and
Reformed Prey
Reynolds Tob
Church of America
Adams Millis
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Allied Ch
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Champion
P&f
Iese
Corl
Curtiss
Dan Riv
Douglas Aire
Studebaker Corp
C. Hamilton
Indiana
Vance Hartke
Birch E
Stakes Bayh Jr
John Brad
Emas
South Bend
Johnson
Matthew E. Walsh
Lee Lloyd M. Allen
Luther H
Hartke
Hodges
Anthony Celebreeze
Bayh
Brademas
Educa
Chicatian and Welfare Department
Williamston
N.C
Martin County
Dow
Allie Griffin
Carrie Griffin
Lizzie Mae Griffin Clark
W. R. Rawls
Spring Garden
US 64
Chester rally notes alleged brutality after riot
In Chester, amid a Thursday night rally, a patrol car was stoned and two policemen injured by broken glass. Ronald Ellis, 20, of Chester, was arrested and charged with disorderly conduct after allegedly shouting insults at a policeman. Brooks accused Chester and State Police of brutality during Wednesday demonstrations.
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Chester
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Ronald Ellis
Brooks
Chinese leadership faces dual crises as Mao era ends
Declassified red Chinese papers analyzed by Chinese language experts and scholars at the Library of Congress show aging leadership and looming crises. Powell says military restraint but kingmaker role possible. Mao may be replaced within a decade. Lewis warns tensions with younger party members and a potential gradual shift over 10 to 15 years.
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U.S
Library of Congress
Hughes
State Department
Ralph L. Powell
American University
John Wilson Lewis
Cornell
University
Powell
China
Mao
Lewis
Wat ‘Deast
Inomer
US official urges economic denial over military action
A U S official warned that equipment is deteriorating and the West must avoid supplying spare parts to Cuba. Reports suggested France might sell locomotives to Castro’s government, but the official rejected negotiations and invasion, insisting economic denial remain the primary tool.
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Ball
France
United States
Carlton candidate death described by sheriff and coroner
The sheriff said Carlton showed no feeling over his candidacy and appeared in deep study before death. Carlton was shot in the left chest and died from bleeding. An inquest will be held within three days or when lab results return. He is survived by his wife and a 17-year-old son.
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Carlton
Harry Underwood
State Crime Laboratory
ABC Chairman Victor Aldridge Reappointed For Six Years
RALEIGH AP Victor Aldridge chairman of the ABC Board sworn in for a new six year term aged 44 with 21 years on the Highway Patrol. He previously led the board since August 1961.
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Raleigh
ABC
Victor Aldridge
Aldridge
Highway Patrol
Resourceful man finds excuses despite lacking reasons
The message notes a man who habitually makes excuses, claiming plenty of resourcefulness to justify behavior while denying any real rationale. The remark highlights a pattern of self-justification over substantiated reasons.
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Grand Ole Opry
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