North Koreans Warned To Curb Marauders
At Panmunjom the U N command urged North Korea to curb its marauders or invite destruction. Maj Gen George H Cloud accused Pyongyang of deliberate assaults in UN controlled territory that killed three Americans and wounded one since July 23. An American officer reported grenades and a patrol withdrawal with no clear casualties.
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Panmunjom
Korea
U. N
North Korea
George H. Cloud
U. N. Command
Armistice Commission
Cloud
Demilitarized Zone
NCPA Names First Woman President Asheville publisher Swindell elected
Elizabeth Swindell, publisher of Wilson Daily Times, becomes North Carolina Press Association president the first woman in the role. She is noted for newsroom oversight, editorials, and active reporting on PTA and school board meetings.
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Asheville
N.C
North Carolina Press Association
North Carolina
Elizabeth Swindell
Wilson Daily Times
PTA
Margaret
M. Paul Dickerman
Sally
Alice
Morgan
Swindell
NCPA
Robert Bunnelle
Citizen and Times
F. M. Manning
Williamston Enterprise
J. D. Fitz
Morganton News Herald
C. M. Ogle
The
Times News
Hendersonville
Paul Dixon
Journal
Raeford
Orville Campbell
Chapel Hill
North Carolina Associated Press Club
Hurricane Arlene intensifies in Atlantic with 100 mph winds
Hurricane Arlene, first of the season, roars through the tropical Atlantic with winds near 100 mph. Weather Bureau reports little damage so far as hurricane hunter planes reach the vortex east of Puerto Rico and monitor the storm moving west northwest at 32 mph.
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Arlene
U. S. Weather Bureau
San Juan
Puerto Rico
Miami
Fila
Weather Bureau
Hurricane Hunter
P.R
Puerto Ricn
United States
Coast Guard
Llantie
Tiros
Peter J. Gross
Pocahontas
Iowa
Derailment Kills 30 Persons In Uruguay Sabotage Suspected
A passenger train derailment near Montevideo killed 36 and injured over 100 as saboteurs allegedly forced the track switch and placed rocks on rails. The three coach train, carrying about 200, derailed at 45 mph onto a siding near a fertilizer plant, with rescuers racing through the night to reach trapped passengers.
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Montevideo
Uruguay
National Railroad
Nestor Martinez
Martines
S Army
Casupa
Canelones
River Plate
Buenos Aires
Argentina
Duplicating Currency Charged in Dunn North Carolina
AP reports a Dayton Ohio man Eugene Engle, 50, was arrested in Dunn and charged with duplicating federal currency on onion skin paper using caustic antiseptic iodine and another unidentified chemical. He allegedly targeted a merchant, Earl Black, who notified police after Engle offered half the profits for the scheme. The onion skin displayed a counterfeit $100 bill, created by transferring printing onto the thin paper between real currency.
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Dunn
N.C
Eugene Engle
Dayton
Ohio
Earl Black
Eagle
Black
Police
Washington
Tom Steed
D-Oklaw
Senate
Sen
Congress
Steed
John J. Williams
Williams
House
Sation For
Africas Unity
Ree Aerea
Addis Ababa
Ethiopia
Doudou Thiam
Senate House
Sparta
Leopold Sedar Seng
Ether
Senegal
High Point Youth Hikes 60 Miles on Appalachian Trail
A High Point scout reports a trek of nearly sixty miles along the Appalachian Trail, detailing endurance and scenery. Don Shep pard chats with an artist who designs book jackets, while a photo study traces local industry expansion. YMCA Camp Cheerio enters its fourth summer as a community feature.
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High Point
Don Sheppard
Cheerio
Associated Press
Jules Loh
United States
William J. Ryan
Russia
China
Dr Ward Dies In London Clinic
Dr Stephen Ward, central figure in the government sex scandal, died at St Stephen's Hospital in London at 3:50 p.m. EST after a massive overdose and subsequent pneumonia. He had been in custody awaiting trial on vice charges as path to Old Bailey proceedings loomed.
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St. Stephen's Hospital
Ward
Old Bailey
Cam
Mice
Chrstine Eee
Ae Marilyn
itMandy Rice-Davies
Kathleen Ward
Raymond
Chaplin
Geoffrey Pinnock
Miss Keeler
Rusk Arrives In Moscow To Sign Test Ban Treaty
In Moscow Senator John Q. Pastore and Dean Rusk arrived to sign a nuclear test ban treaty. They said U.S. goals include reducing budgets and forces in Germany, with Kennedy awaiting Senate ratification. Allies and leaders backed the move as a potential turning point toward peace.
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Rusk
Moscow
API
John Q. Pastore
D-R.l
Dean Rusk
Mos
Senate House
Atomic Energy Committee
United States
Germany
Kennedy
Itiuol
Senate
Sensaid
Mike
Andrei A.s
Mansfield
Montana
Gromyko
Hubert H. Humphrey
Soviet Union
Thej
Minnesota
Inter
House
Everett M. Dirksen
Bass
Charles A. Halleck
London
Indiana
Britain
The
Republic
Five Killed In Headon Collision Near Glennville Ga
Five people died in a headon crash on U S 501 near Glennville Georgia after a deputy pursued a car at high speed for 18 miles. The other vehicle carried three Floridians including a sailor from Cecil Field Florida. Names include Larry Donald Williams 19 Robert L Collison 33 and James W Byrd 28 Earl B Powell 28 all from Ruskin Florida and Florence North Carolina.
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Glennville
Headon
U.S. 501
Georgia
Highway Patrol
L. C. Miller
Paul Williamson
Long County
Williamson
Miller
Larry Donald Williams
Cecil Field
Fla
Williams
Robert L. Collison
Florence
Rights Plan Passes Its First Turn
President Kennedy's civil rights program clears initial congressional hearings as two committees move to draft bills. House action likely after Labor Day, while Senate prospects remain uncertain. House Judiciary wrapped three months of hearings. Senate Commerce concluded five weeks on a public accommodations bill.
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Washington
Kennedy
House
Senate
Judiciary Committee
Senate Commerce Committee
Lone Plank
Commerce
Warren &.Magnuson
D-Wash
Magnuson
Fulbright Mocks Goldwater In Senate Satire
In a satiric Senate speech Sen. J W Fulbright D Ark mocked Sen. Barry Goldwater saying his foreign policy favors annihilation and coercive force. He claimed Goldwater warned Democrats are not Communists while praising Communist China by coincidence. Goldwater was unavailable as his family cruised off California.
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Washington
J. W. Fulbright
D-Ark
Barry Goldwater
Senate
Fulbright
Arizona
China
Foreign Relations Committee
Goldwater
California
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