Explosion Indicated In Crash Near Galway
Medical examiners in Galway reported evidence of injuries and possible blast effects on victims of a KLM Super Constellation crash off Shannon. Autopsies show victims died before impact with total 91 aboard including 52 Americans. Investigators consider explosion possibilities but found no sabotage signs. a full inquiry begins Monday.
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High Pointer Gets Junior Order Post
The Junior Order United American Mechanics ends its 68th annual state convention in Durham with J. R. Overby of Smithfield installed as state councilor Raleigh chosen for next year’s meeting. Other officers include L. M. Rivers High Point vice councilor Forrest G. Shearin Scotland Neck secretary Gurney P. Hood Raleigh treasurer M. J. Stokes Rocky Mount assistant secretary B. H. Harris Biltmore chaplain Leonard Keever Black Mountain conductor A J Price Smithfield inside sentinel Harvey Craig Durham outside sentinel.
State advances in atomic energy work across North Carolina
A state committee highlights nuclear research from NC State College to private industry. Developments include a planned 12 million dollar private test reactor on the Pee Dee River, Astra Inc. moving its HQ to Raleigh, and Duke UNC Wake Forest projects.
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United Nations prepares Middle East resolution draft
Norway’s U N delegate said a new General Assembly resolution on the Middle East will be introduced Monday with eight to ten sponsors. The measure would counter a Soviet proposal seeking US and UK troop withdrawals from Lebanon and Jordan and would urge Hammarskjold to ensure territorial integrity and political independence while studies on economic development and a standby U N police force continue.
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Conspiracy Trial Opens In Baghdad
Iraq's revolutionary regime opens trials of over 100 suspects on charges that the United States Britain and Israel conspired in 1956 to take over Syria The first defendant is Majid Amin prosecutor Lt Col and Maj Gen Ghazi Daghistani a top officer and former regime member testifies about plans to intervene in Syria while denying a joint plot with Israel and the United States
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Rafiq Aref
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Aref
Jordan
Asheboro Industrialist Herman Crawford Dies at 77
Asheboro businessman and State Democratic Executive Committee member Herman Crawford 77 died in a local hospital after three days of illness. A longtime leader, he served as president of Asheboro Veneer Co and, with his brother the late C C Crawford, operated the Asheboro Chair Co.
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Feisal and Nasser Hold Brotherly Talks in Cairo
Crown Prince Feisal of Saudi Arabia and President Nasser of the UAR meet in Cairo for brotherly talks amid growing Arab federation plans. Feisal cites strengthening Arab League ties as vital while avoiding comment on Eisenhower Middle East proposals.
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Controversial anti court bills cleared for Senate action
The Senate Democratic Policy Committee cleared 106 bills including controversial measures targeting Supreme Court rulings. One Jenner Butler bill would curb court review in Communist cases, but is unlikely this session. A proposed measure would ease delays in arraignment per Mallory, preserving admissibility of confessions.
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Drama critic Wolcott Gibbs dies at 56 in Fire Island home
Wolcott Gibbs, longtime drama writer for The New Yorker born in New York, died in his sleep at his Fire Island summer home. The 56 year old, husband of Elinor Mead Sherwin, and father of Wolcott and Janet, was found by his wife and son. Gibbs joined The New Yorker in 1927 and wrote profiles on Time Life and Fortune, known for his parodic sentence style.
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Free Book Promises Relief From Arthritis and Rheumatism
An free promotional book from The Ball Clinic offers non surgical treatment since 1919 for arthritis and rheumatism. It claims drugs provide only temporary relief and invites readers to request the booklet with no obligation. Address to The Ball Clinic Dept. 4612 Excelsior Springs Missouri.
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Legation Gun Fight Aimed at Reclaiming From Hungary
Swiss police halted a legation raid when two men identified as Nagy and Papp attacked seeking legation papers. Nagy fell unconscious early, Papp surrendered after a tense standoff behind a desk. Police found revolvers and ammo on both, while investigators probe who funded the plan.
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Actress Jeff Donnell to Wed John Bricker in September
Hollywood AP reports actress Jeff Donnell will marry John Bricker an advertising executive. She will quit her television wife role on the Gobel show. Bricker brings his 11 year old daughter Lynn for a meeting next week. Donnell cites prior marriages to William Anderson and Aldo Ray.
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