Rockefeller Bride Arrives in United States for Private Honeymoon
Steven Rockefeller and his bride, from Norway, landed at Idlewild with Gov. and Mrs. Rockefeller present. Immigrations officials joined the party to expedite entry as they planned a private honeymoon. The couple said they wished to disappear and keep plans private while preparing to return to New York and join the family business.
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Anne Marie
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New York
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United States
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America
New York City
May Cruise Possibility Aboard Rockefeller Yacht
A potential voyage off the Maine coast featured the 65 foot Rockefeller yacht with Nirvana Steven and his wife Anne Marie traveling in the company of his parents Gov. and Mrs. Nelson A. Rockefeller.
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Nelson A. Rockefeller
Lightning Blamed For Bia Fire At Greyvan Warehouse
A fire at the Greyvan Lines warehouse in Fayetteville caused about 400000 in damage after lightning struck the 10000 square foot brick building at 8 p m. No injuries were reported. Firefighters worked four hours to control the blaze as water shortages affected Massey Hill.
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N.C
Greyvan
Walter C. Ireland
William P. Sanders
Massey Hill
Girl Killed In Youth Gang War
In New York on Manhattan’s lower East Side a church backed truce ended in violence. A 15 year old girl Theresa Gee was killed and six others injured when a passing car fired on the street. Teenagers Julio Rosario and Manuel Cintron were hurt in the ensuing clash as gangs of Black and Puerto Rican youths fought. Additional details follow on page three.
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Manhattan
Lower East Side
Theresa Gee
Julio Rosario
Manuel Cintron
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Interracial Marriages Accepted In Caribbean
United Nations report on race relations in nonself-governing Caribbean territories notes progress in some areas such as interracial marriage among Asians Africans and Europeans and partial easing of liquor restrictions in Fiji but warns many territories still see social separation by race and high birth rates with about 40 percent of the population under 15 in typical areas.
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Laos Forces Lose Ground to Rebels Near Vientiane
Government troops surrender two positions 60 and 50 miles from Vientiane as rebels press toward key supply routes. Fighting widens to central Laos with Sakhane and Muang Neua areas threatened. hundreds of paratroops flown in and Vietnamese refugees crossing into Laos amid ongoing tensions with North Vietnam and China.
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Phoumi Nosavan
Thailand
Building Commission is Named to Oversee State House Project
Gov Hodges announces a seven member Legislative Building Commission to plan a 44 million dollar state legislature building near the Capitol. Appointees include State Treasurer Edwin Gill A E Finley Raleigh businessman and Oliver R Rowe Charlotte engineer with Lt Gov Earnhardt and House Speaker Hewlett naming additional members. The new facility aims to relieve crowding in century old Capitol meeting halls.
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Edwin Gill
A. E. Finley
Oliver R. Rowe
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Legislative Building Commission
Luther Earnhardt
Robert Morgan
Cleveland
Archie Davis
Forsyth
Addison Hewlett
B. J. Satterfield
Thomas J.white
Lenoir County
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Mother Admits Strangling Child in Jonestown Home
Authorities plan to file a murder charge against 29 year old Dolores Zipp in the strangulation death of her six month old daughter Melody Ann. Jonestown Dist. Atty. James Whitman said the mother gave a verbal statement after the child was found dead in her crib Sunday night.
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Tit for tat exchange frames Khrushchev visit pattern
Washington reports that Khrushchev’s U.S. itinerary follows a tit for tat diplomatic pattern seen in other exchanges like Kozlov and Nixon. Officials expect the Eisenhower visit to the Soviet Union to mirror this approach with reciprocal travel curbs and aligned scheduling. Khrushchev ends his tour in Washington and will fly home directly, possibly cancelling Eisenhower’s planned overland journey across the USSR.
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Nikita Khrushchev
Eisenhower
Soviet Union
Frol Kozlov
Richard M. Nixon
Khrushchev
U.S.S.R
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Alaska
China
Pacific
Tragic stabbing of coed near Kinzie home in LA
Linda Edna Martin a 21 year old music major was stabbed at the foot of steps outside an apartment linked to G Robert Kinzie a 27 year old graduate art student police say she fled to a door from inside the apartment as blood marked her exit two officers and neighbors heard screams and Kinzie said they planned to marry no rape was confirmed though investigators awaited results from the scene as Kinzie aided by fellow students was questioned and released
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Los Angeles
Edna Martin
G. Robert Kinzie
Kinzie
Tom Reddin
Miss Martin
William Tomanovich
Holly
Tomanovich
Six Iowa prison escapees flee as last man hunted
Fort Madison Iowa authorities seek the final escapee of six convicts who busted out of the century old state penitentiary during Sunday church services. One man Charles Wallerick was captured in Dallas City Illinois. Still at large Allie Elliott drove a stolen car and fled after a roadblock. The six men held a minister's wife and three children hostage over 20 hours but no injuries were reported.
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Iowa
Mississippi River
State Penitentiary
Charles Robert Wallerick
Illinois State
Allie Harrison Elliott
Tibet Exile Leader Counts 80,000 Tibetan Deaths
NEW DELHI AP Tibet's struggle for freedom from Red China cost 80,000 lives the Dalai Lama said at his exile home in Mussoorie. He claimed Chinese forces threaten extinction of the Tibetan race and praised the Panchen Lama's loyalty to Tibet. Reports from Kalimpong said the Chinese advised Indians not to visit Tibet for pilgrimage or trade.
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China
Mussoorie
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Safe robbed of 5000 dollars at Caterers Inc
A heavy weekend safe cracking at Caterer's Inc in Swepsonville North Carolina led to about five thousand dollars stolen from a vending machine company office sale. Loot included 750 in ones 200 in larger bills 900 in nickels 500 in dimes 500 in quarters three bags of assorted coins about 1500 and several hundred more from small floor boxes near the safe. Entry appears by key the door not forced the safe chiselled open a nearby empty safe untouched. Sheriff Deputy Arthur Jones called it a very professional job.
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Arthur Jones
Macmillan recalls tense Khrushchev clash in Kremlin
London reports recount Prime Minister Macmillan facing a blunt Kremlin threat from Soviet Premier Khrushchev during a February Moscow visit. Macmillan stayed calm, defended alliances, and warned that Soviet intimidation risked world peace as the two leaders prepared for talks with Eisenhower.
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