Teamster Officials Cleared in Contempt Fight In NC
In North Carolina Local 391, 3,000 members failed to curb officials in contempt of court over using funds. Judge Johnston ruled salaries and four new cars were necessary to run the union, denying contempt and postponing a rescheduled election. Local 391 includes Greensboro Winston Salem Burlington and Charlotte.
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Winston-Salem
N.C
Teamsters Union
North Carolina
Superior Court
Walter E. Johnston Jr
H. Hoyle Sink
Johnston
Teamsters
Link
Robert Cahoon
Greensboro
The
National Union
Local 391
Atty. W. Scott Buck
Winston - Salem
Burlington
Charlotte
A. L. Gunter
National Teamsters Headquarters
Gunter
D. S. Williard
George W. Carter
Lloyd Huggins
High Point
S. C. Jones
B. C. Reynolds
Testing Ban Displeases Military
Washington officials report a lukewarm reception among military leaders to a proposed 12 month halt on nuclear tests if the Soviet Union agrees. Pentagon sentiment favors keeping many weapons and says a suspension would not greatly affect long term stockpile or research in military fields.
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Washington
Soviet Union
Eisenhower
Moscow
De Gaulle urged on by Africans as they seek independence
In Brazzaville leaders of French Equatorial Africa urged Premier de Gaulle to recognize independence for France's overseas territories. Leaders presented a memorandum arguing for constitutional text allowing immediate independence, while de Gaulle tours Africa on a mission to promote the new constitution. The scene is marked by mass welcome and festive crowds along his route.
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Brazzaville
French Equatorial Africa
de Gaulle
France
M. Boganda
Grand Council of
French Africa
Black Africa
Equatorial Africa
Madagascar
Vive de Gaulle
Washington couple adopt foundling baby in Berlin
The William Harveys of Washington DC found a 10 day old girl abandoned on a friend's Berlin doorstep. Police search for the mother. criminal charges possible for baby abandonment. The couple plan adoption as their son gains a sister.
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Berlin
William Harveys
Washington, D. C
West Berlin
Harveys
Harvey
Weather forecast for eastern U S tomorrow
Rain is expected tomorrow over the eastern half of the United States with exceptions in the Northeast and upper Mississippi Valley. The southeast plains and Rocky Mountain region are also mentioned as likely dry areas despite widespread precipitation elsewhere.
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U. S
Mississippi Valley
Plains
Rockies
Ohio Man Kidnapped By Rebels In Algeria
Rev. Lester E. Griffith an American Methodist missionary from Ohio is believed kidnapped by nationalist rebels in eastern Algeria. He vanished on a motor trip returning to Les Oudhins in the Grand Kayblia Mountains after caring for children at a dispensary. His car was found burned between Fort National and Tizi Ouzou.
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Algiers
Lester EF. Griffith
Methodist
Mr. Griffith
Algeria
France
M. Aurbakken
Griffith
Les Oudhins
Grand Kayblia
Fort National
Tizi-Ouzou
Janice
Valerie Jean
Forre
Eric
Il Maten
Soumman
Pilot lands crippled Frontier DC3 under power line
Captain Jim Langhofer of Aurora, Colorado guided a damaged Frontier Airlines DC3 with one engine dead to a belly landing under a 69,000-volt power line near Pueblo. All 22 aboard escaped injury as doctors checked passengers at the airport. James H. Bruce of Denver praised Langhofer’s skill. An extra Frontier plane then transported the group to Grand Junction.
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Pueblo
Colo
Frontier Airlines
Transport
Grand Junction
Jim Langhofer
Aurora
Langhofer
James H. Bruce
Denver
Samuel G. Colt Jr
Pittsfield
Mass
Firearms Manufacturing
Frontier
Lake drains to aid search for missing child
Ipauen County authorities pumped out a farm lake on Saturday in a continuing effort to locate 2 year old Ulysses Pay missing since August 17 while the family visited his grandfather near Matthews. Ground and air searchers, witness interviews, and multiple pond drag operations have continued with no firm clue.
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Ipauen County
Ulysses
Cootchy
Gifford Wallace
Charlotte
Matthews
Luke Pearce
Signs Of Arab Peace Upset Russian Plans
William L. Ryan analyzes Soviet strategy in the Middle East arguing Moscow backs subversion and influence over Arab nations to block peace. He traces a shift from overt threats to economic and political ties, aiming to control the Persian Gulf oil and prevent Arab unity.
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Arab East
Jordan
Lebanon
United Nations
Stalin
Moscow
Middle East
Kremlin
Russia
Turkey
Iran
Armenia
Georgia
Central Asia
Afghanistan
Britain
Soviet Union
U.S.S.R
Iraq
Persian Gulf
Iranian
Azerbaijan
Egypt
Syria
Cairo
Khrushchev
Lightning Strikes Swing Killing Grandmother in Cary
A Raleigh area accident left 62 year old Mrs. M. W. Ruth of Cary dead and a boy injured after lightning struck a backyard swing, sending the swing and nearby car into a pole. The driver’s identity was not determined. bystander Louis Gregory assisted the boy to Raleigh hospital. The boy and Mrs. Ruth are named in the report.
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Raleigh
Bunn
David Ruth
M. W. Ruth
Cary
R. L. Bunn
Louis Ellis Gregory
Gregory
Ruth
Clergymen Salaries Urged To Equal Higher Pay
A National Christian Men's Fellowship meeting in Indianapolis urges that cler gymen salaries be at least equal to other professional pay scales. The implication is for higher ministerial remuneration within the Disciples of Christ churches and affiliated groups.
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Indianapolis
Ind
National Christian Men's Fellowship
Disciples of Christchurches
Summit Meeting Pushed Amid Mixed Soviet Signals
The Western Big Three press Moscow for a new summit bid citing renewed Soviet cooperation moods. Notes identical to July 1 letter were released, while hopes for UN sponsored talks faded amid Middle East tensions. Recent Soviet UN support and Geneva test monitoring talks revive cautious Western optimism for a summit.
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Washington
Soviet Union
Moscow
United States
Britain
France
Foreign Ministry
Cod
Nikita Khrushchev
U. S
Anseaa
United Nations Security Council
Middle East
Iraq
Lebanon
Jordan
United Nations
Geneva
90,000 4H Clubs Transform U.S. Youth Programs
The nation hosts about 90 thousand 4H Clubs serving youngsters in the United States and its possessions, expanding youth education and community projects nationwide.
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United States
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