Wall Street Lawyer and Wife Die in Pound Ridge Crash
A car driven by Edward J. Perry 41 a former New York City assistant district attorney collided with his wife Dorothy Perry 37 en route to pick him up from a Pound Ridge restaurant. Perry died. Dorothy was seriously hurt and hospitalized after the 1 a.m. crash. Police say Perry may have dozed. the pair had dined and told their children bedtime stories before the accident near the Connecticut border.
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Pound Ridge
N.Y
Wall Street
Dorothy Perry
Stamford
Perry
Two Men Charged With Money Thefts In Local Warrants
Two men faced charges for taking money from others to use personally. Rayford Hall aged 33 of Route 2 was charged with larceny and receiving for allegedly taking 67.40 from Joe Shore of Shore Service Station. Calvin Loflin aged 33 of Pine Circle Drive was charged with embezzlement for allegedly taking 85.91 from Reliable Trucking Co. Both posted bonds and await municipal court hearings set for May 5. Two other men were arrested for drunken driving, Kenneth Ramsey and George McCullough, with bonds totaling 550 dollars.
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Rayford Hall
Route 2
Joe Shore
Shore Service Station
S. Main Street
D. S. Lee
James Skinder
Hall
Calvin Loflin
Pine Circle Drive
John McRee
Loflin
Reliable Trucking Co
Kenneth Ramsey
Mars Hill
George McCullough
Edmonson Street
McCullough
Trinity Postal Route Extended
Beginning Saturday about 20 families in Trinity gain rural carrier service from the Trinity Post Office. The route runs northwest from Spencer Food Store to Mrs Lelia Payne’s residence, with 14 families in that addition and six more from Hopewell Church to Welborn corner. Route 2.
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Trinity
Trinity Post Office
Wayne Loflin
Spencer Food
Lelia Payne
Hopewell Church
Welborn
Leflin
Ocean teems with life, Britannica notes no empty zones
Britannica asserts no part of the ocean is devoid of life, highlighting pervasive marine biodiversity and life forms from surface to deep trenches across global waters.
Tito presses for settlement as Yugoslavia skews from Moscow
President Tito urged Soviet Premier Khrushchev to resolve differences after a Yugoslav Communist Congress endorsed a non aligned program. Delegates cheered Tito though he remained cautious and urged Russians to engage while warning against repeating past splits in the international workers movement.
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Ljubljana
Yugoslavia
Tito
Kremlin
Yugoslav Communist Congress
Nikita Khrushchev
International Workers’ Movement
Stalin
Khrushchev
Nixon Heads South American Goodwill Tour With Mrs Nixon
President Nixon set to depart for a one day goodwill mission through several South American nations with Mrs Nixon. Officials say he will emphasize U S efforts to aid Latin American economic issues and bolster hemispheric defense against Communist subversion amid trade tensions and copper pricing disputes.
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Washington
Richard M Nixon
U. S
South America
Nixon
United States
Brazil
Chile
Carlos Ibanez
Ibanez
Seaton
Paratroop Drop Postponed At Fort Campbell
The 101st Airborne Division delays a mass drop of about 5 000 paratroopers due to bad weather forecasts. Operations halted until 11 a m Sunday with decision expected then on whether to proceed Saturday night or Monday.
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FT. Campbell
101St Airborne Division
Public Information Office
Ivan Worrell
Missile Tests Delayed At Cape Canaveral Including Vanguard
Cape Canaveral weathered a quiet Saturday after a frustrating week in which two major missile tests were postponed. The Vanguard launch was rescheduled for early next week while Thor Able and Bomarc tests faced mixed results and new technical hurdles.
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Cape Canaveral
Fila
Missile Test Center
Vanguard
Air Force
Bomare
South Atlantic
Navy
Nation's Weather Is Spotty Amid Mixed Conditions
The Associated Press reports a varied national forecast with near freezing to 90 degree heat. Eastern regions stay fair while northern Pacific and lower Mississippi Valley weather diverge with two storm centers. Frost in upper Michigan and the Western Plains contrasts warm Texas and Georgia readings.
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Associated Press
Pacific Coast
Pacific
Mississippi Valey
Upper Michigan
Kansas
Nebraska
Cross City
Fla
Georgia
Texas
Mississippi
Ohio
New England
Gulf of Mexico
Mississippi Valley
el Dorado
Ark
North Platte
Neb
Pacific States
Rockies
Great Falls
Mont
Heavy Rains Black Skies Over Texas
Northeast Texas faced a weekend of heavy thunderstorms with 9.1 to 10 inches of rain in Pittsburg and Atlanta areas, causing floods and road closures. Freight train obstructions occurred as waters rose along the Texas and Pacific line near Atlanta and in Dallas suburbs.
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Texas
Dallas
Pittsburg
Longview
Atlanta
Texarkana
Texas and Pacific
Haltom City
Fort Worth
Credit Union League Elects New Officers in Winston-Salem
A. R. McMullan of High Point was elected vice president of the North Carolina Credit Union League yesterday in Winston-Salem as the organization ended its annual meeting there. Luther C. Hodges of Winston-Salem succeeds J. Frank Maddry of Raleigh as president.
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A. R. McMullan
High Point
North Carolina Credit Union League
Winston-Salem
Luther C. Hodges
Luther H. Hodges
J. Frank Maddry
Raleigh
Credit Union League
Civitan District Names Officers in North Carolina
Clarence S. Wagner of High Point was chosen sergeant at arms for the Civitan district with 87 clubs. G. Wesley Williams of Raleigh was installed as governor of Tar Heel Civitans along with other new officers W. Glenn Kennerly Raleigh Joe Devine and Rev. Allen McSween Greensboro serving as governor elect secretary treasurer and chaplain respectively.
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Civitan
Wagner Raleigh
Clarence S. Wagner
High Point
North Carolina
G. Wesley Williams
Raleigh
Tar Heel Civitans
W. Glenn Kennerly
Greensboro
Joseph Devine
Allen McSween
Eisenhower presses new water bill to fund sound projects
President Eisenhower urged Congress to pass a new water bill totaling about 1.883 billion dollars for sound projects after vetoing a 1.704 billion package. He proposed approving 1.363 billion in sound projects and 204.7 million in others with modifications, leaving a remainder for possible later action. Letters were sent to Senators Knowland and Rep. Martin from Augusta.
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Augusta
Eisenhower
Congress
Sen
Knowland
California
Rep
Martin
Massachusetts
Augusta National Golf Club
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Belgrade
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U.S. Weather Bureau
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South Atantic States
Montana
Plains
Pacific Northwest
Austin
Garland
Richardson
Ike
Tewark Shade Co
Gilbert Optical CO
West Washington ST
Neal’s Auto Service
Willowbrook
Saunders
E. Washington St
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