Five Die As Car Skids Into Pole Near Goldston North Car
An early morning crash on U S 421 near Goldston killed five of eight occupants after a speeding car skidded 237 feet on a curve and struck a utility pole. The driver was John Power Sutherland 18 of Roanoke Va a soldier at Ft Bragg. Survivors include three in hospital at Chatham Memorial Hospital Siler City and two more residents from Wytheville and Greenville.
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Goldston
N. C
John Power Sutherland
Roanoke
Ft. Bragg
Elizabeth Gray Archer
Greenville
S. C
Rebecca Sue Archer
Marjorie Cox
Wytheville
Jackie Cox
John Raynor
Pittsboro
Sutherland
Chatham Memorial Hospital
Siler City
John B. Creger Jr
Suzanne Archer
Jeffrey Cox
U. S. 421
Sanford
Raynor
Fiery Brazilian DC-8 Skids Into Bay Killing 13
A Panair do Brasil DC 8 with 104 aboard slid off Galeao runway near Rio, plowed through a 4 foot wall, and sank in Guana Bara Bay. At least 13 killed and 21 hospitalized. 11 passengers missing. Crew included stewardess Fernanda Fortunata. American presence not confirmed.
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Guanabara Bay
Brazil
Panair Do Brasil
Buenos Aires
Argentina
Lisbon
Portugal
Fernada Fortunata
Immedi
Salim Nasar
Panair
Rio
Sao Paulo
Rio de Janeiro
Ambulance at Checkpoint Charlie Aids Berlin Victims
West Berlin officials announce an ambulance will be stationed at Checkpoint Charlie to help future casualties from bullet fire as rioting and stone throwing erupt near the wall. Authorities and Willy Brandt condemn violence and urge restraint while Western allies seek Red Cross mediation and East Berlin visitation rights.
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Berlin
U. S
Checkpoint Charlie
Wall
West Berlin
West
Churchill Goes Home Cheered By Crowds In London Return
Sir Winston Churchill left Middlesex Hospital in a carrying chair after 54 days of recovery from a broken hip. He waved a cigar to cheering crowds outside the hospital and at Hyde Park Gate his home. He will begin walking practice on parallel bars as staff arrange a swift return to the Riviera.
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Winnie
Winston Churchill
London Hospital
Hyde Park
London
Riviera
Middlesex Hospital
Monte Carlo
Winston
Hyde Park Gate
Kensington
Churchill
Britain
Soviet cosmonauts say they did not touch in space rendezvous
Maj. Andrian Nikolayev and Lt. Col. Pavel Popovich told newsmen in Moscow they never touched while circling Earth last week. They said their Vostok III and IV reached predetermined orbits with exact timing and locations and that they communicated by radio after launch.
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Preston Grover
Moscow
Earth
Andrian Nikolayev
Pavel Popovich
Nikolayev
Kazakhstan
McNamara says Titan will surpass Soviet boosters with bigger rockets
Secretary of Defense McNamara told reporters that the United States will not match the Soviet twin cosmonaut flight until it fielded larger boosters. A Titan III contract, about 800 million dollars for development, aims to close the gap. He dismissed ideas of Soviet craft neutralizing U S missile operations and noted 1964 programs to overcome booster deficiencies.
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Washington
Robert S. McNamara
United States
Soviet Union
McNamara
Air Force
U.S
Pentagon Space
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Rusk Pushes for Berlin Meeting with Soviet Leaders
Secretary of State Dean Rusk summoned Soviet ambassador Dobrynin to press for a meeting of Allied and Soviet commanders in Berlin. Washington has allowed West Berlin troops to provide medical aid to wounded East Germans, with action to be decided by Western commanders on the ground.
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Washington
Dean Rusk
Anatoly F. Dobrynin
Berlin
U.S
West Berlin
Berlin Wall
United States
Britain
France
Leaf Prices and Quality Remain Low in Early East Coast Sales
North Carolina eastern belt tobacco markets opened with low quality leaf dominating and prices averaging $44 to $48 per 100 pounds in the first hour. Deliveries to price support varied, with primings and nondescript grades selling broadly from $20 to $66 and a practical top around $65. Demand was fair to good and volume medium to heavy as markets reported overall weak leaf quality.
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North Carolina
Federal State Market News Service
Stabilization Corporation
Wilson
Washington
Two Missing Girls Searched For In Alexandria Case
Police and FBI shift from broad search to focused inquiry for Rita Ohlgren and Maria Theresa Morley two seven year olds last seen Sunday evening in Brookville area. Thousands participate as units from Marines and soldiers assist with dogs and vehicles scouring woods and sewers.
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Larry Osius
Alexandria
FBI
Brookville
Washington, D.C
Rita Ohlgren
Maria Theresa Morley
Russell A. Hawes
Alexan
Dria
William Morley
Lone
Henderson Barracks
Mt. Myer
L. C. Saunders
Rita
Maria Theresa
Maj. A. S. Ohlgren
Japan
Treasure Island
Calif
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Ately
Galeao
Governor's Island
Renato Cesar
Osmar Antonio Ferreira
Ing
Vitoria
Charlie
Bonn
International Red Cross
Aviation Week
U.S Defense Department
Titan
Aviation Week Magazine
Rusk
THE
Associated Press
Dobrynin
Dunn
Marshall Reid
Virginia
Maryland
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