Eight Die In North Carolina Weekend Violence Toll
The Associated Press reports at least eight deaths across North Carolina over the weekend. Victims include two young children struck by cars off the road in Cove City and Cabarrus County, plus other traffic fatalities in Davidson County and near Canton. A drowning at Atlantic Beach claimed Jack Barrett, with Dwight Camper rescued. A shooting near Shelby killed Anderson Spikes and wounded his son Till. Two Fort Bragg soldiers died when their car overturned on a curve in Hoke County.
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Leaf Quality Expected to Improve in Carolinas Markets
The Carolinas Border Belt flue-cured tobacco markets reopened with sales totaling 14.14 million pounds over two days and an average of 57.09 dollars per hundredweight. South Carolina sold 6.25 million pounds at 57.80 while North Carolina moved 7.94 million at 56.52. about 7 percent of leaf went to the Stabilization Corp under price support, down from 8.5 percent last year.
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Sagebrush Theatre and Daytime Lineup on WSJS-TV
Channel 12 schedule lists Sagebrush Theatre at 9 00 as well as Dough Re Mi and Dr Christian among daytime programs. The lineup includes Queen For Day Loretta Young and On the Farm segments throughout the afternoon.
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7 00 Claims Fame 7 30 River Boat L110 Sports Al
The snippet lists a 7 00 time slot titled Claims Fame followed by a 7 30 River Boat segment and mentions Al Jack Paar in a sports context.
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Gossip and trivia from mid century daily life
A collage of anecdotes and observations notes bank meeting secrecy, fashion shifts for sun and swim, charity generosity after a jewel loss, Colorado’s capital founding, a rhymes dictionary by Lawrence Holofcener, Labor Day timing musings, and early domestication of dogs with Paleolithic origins.
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Notices of divorce and property sale in Guilford County court
Public notice items include a divorce action against Carson Herbert Ballard in High Point Municipal Court and a mortgage sale by substituted trustee James B. Lovelace. The divorce pleading requires defense by Sept 19 1960. a deed of trust sale of Luther M. Bentley Jr. property is set for Sept 12 1960 at High Point by cash bid, with taxes due and good faith deposit required.
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Private Plane Crash Kills Two Minnaepolis Men
Franklin Pennsylvania reports a four-seater plane from Minneapolis crashed and exploded four miles from town killing Abraham H. Davis aged 34 and Charles F. Peckham 27. Coroner M C Dinberg said both men were thrown clear and the fire burned the wreckage. Flight plan listed Minneapolis to Teterboro New Jersey.
Vandals Strike Dachau Memorial in Desecration
Vandals smeared two swastikas on the wall and ceiling of a former gas chamber at the Dachau memorial and scratched another on the sand in front of a former crematorium. The gas chamber and crematorium are part of a new museum honoring victims from 23 nations.
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Nixon and Kennedy push for September Senate endgame
Nixon and Kennedy race to finish business before Labor Day with both planning campaign trips and Senate arrangements. Johnson as Senate majority leader wields control through long sessions to pressure votes and steer activity.
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U.N. Shifts Katanga Force Amid Lumumba Clash
The U.N. plans to replace about three battalions in Katanga with African troops to quell Congo pressure. Lumumba criticized Dag Hammarskjold for starting the operation with white troops, preferring Ghanaian and Guinean forces. Tshombe opposes the plan. Lumumba's future at the Security Council remains uncertain.
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Powers in Moscow defend pilot as reconissance scout
Mrs Powers told reporters in Moscow the pilot is not a spy and should be treated as a reconissance scout. She said he never disguised or pretended to be someone else, while the Soviet authorities bar Americans from seeing him before the trial. The family, staying at the Iskaya Hotel, awaits Khrushchev access and awaits word on that request.
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Spies Sentenced on Ruegen Island for West Berlin Links
A Rostock court sentenced Gerda Fricke to 15 years and Emil Helm to 12 years for allegedly passing information on Soviet and East German military units from Ruegen to Western intelligence agents in West Berlin over the past five years.
Market slips after seven straight advances in New York
The Associated Press average of 60 stocks noon down 0.50 to 219.20 as industrials retreat and rails rise slightly. The Dow Jones industrial average falls 2.37 to 623.81 amid mixed bonds and tepid weekend news. Several blue chips and commodity groups lead losses while a few issues dip moderately.
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Mental illness framed as case not crime in child drug case
Coroner and pediatricians deem the mother’s feeding of barbiturates to three daughters a mental condition, not a crime. The three sisters Venita Bernadette and a six day old infant are wards of Juvenile Court with custody hearings set Friday. two older boys showed no symptoms. Doctors report the children are sleeping normally again and may recover with treatment.
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Prisoner shoots at deputies in Sonoma County arresting sequence
Winn fled north in a family car after ripping a telephone from the wall and planning to take others. Deputies of Sonoma and Mendocino counties set a roadblock and exchanged fire with the suspect, Winn, who was shot in the leg and head and died an hour later.
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Dow Jones Averages Brief Market Snapshot
At noon the Dow Jones industrials stood around 626.64, with small movements noted in rails and utilities. The session saw volume near 560,000 shares as listed by Bache & Co, reflecting a compact market update.
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Cotton futures open lower amid erratic early trading
New York cotton futures start the session down five to twenty cents per bale as markets mix scattered quotes. Prices show varied action across months with December near 31.17 to 32.50 and May around 32.75 to 36.65, reflecting unsettled demand and supply factors.
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