Sherri Finkbine Seeks Rest After Swedish Abortion
Sherri Finkbine arrives in Cincinnati with husband Robert for a rest at his parents home in Indiana after a controversial abortion in Sweden. The couple, discussing the case with reporters, say the family comes first and plan to return to Phoenix with their three other children.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
Sherri Finkbine
Indiana
Terry
Mrs. Finkbine
Amos Finkbine
Lawrenceburg
Phoenix
Ariz
Sweden
Arizona
Robert Finkbine
Explorer Vilhjalmur Stefansson Dies at 82 in Hanover
Vilhjalmur Stefansson, 82, renowned Arctic explorer and scientist, died Sunday in Hanover after a stroke. Born in Manitoba to Icelandic parents, he predicted Arctic air routes and submarine travel under ice. He served as Arctic consultant at Dartmouth College and curated the Stefansson polar literature collection.
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N.H
Vilhjalmur Stefansson
Manitoba
North Pole
America
Europe
Stefansson
Dartmouth College
Arctic Circle
Canada
Canadian Board On Geographical Names
Victoria Island
Evelyn Schwartz Baird
Teachers' pay low figures in 1960 salary schedules
The National Education Association notes that a little over 6 percent of public school teachers earned under 3500 a year, with some schedules as low as 1200 in 1960. Yet teacher salaries rise faster than average wages and all workers.
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National Education Association
Soviets Invited Again To Berlin Four‑Power Talks
The United States issued a note blaming the Soviet Union for shootings and disorders around the Berlin Wall and invited Moscow to a four power conference. It cited East German police killings of two youths and urged Soviet responsibility for sector violence.
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Moscow
United States
Soviet Union
Berlin Wall
Foreign Office
West Berlin
U.S
Vel Ap
Helicopter Sits Down In East River After Engine Failure
A large commercial helicopter from New York Airlines experienced an engine failure high over New York Sunday and landed gently in the East River near the Brooklyn Navy Yard. All 25 passengers and crew escaped injury, with Captain Howard Higgins stating the craft could not stay aloft on one engine. Coast Guard towed the helicopter to a dock after the river landing.
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Idlewild
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Brooklyn Navy Yard
Coast Guard
North Carolina suffers weekend of deadly violence and accidents
The Associated Press reports at least 18 people killed in North Carolina over the weekend. Among the dead are drivers in crashes on Highway 89 and roads across the state, a drowning at a waterworks, a shooting in Raleigh, a Charlotte stabbing, and a fatal porch fall. Names include Arthur Christopher Carpenter and Calvin C. Fisher with multiple victims across Charlotte, Mount Airy, Apex, and surrounding areas. Authorities report alcohol involvement and investigations continue.
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Elkins
Carpenter
Elkins City
James Albright
Grasham
Haw River
Harvey R. Adams
Raleigh
Bernie Clifton Blackmon
Rt. 1
Clayton
Warren Martin
Charlotte
Pearlie Mae Dalton
Concord
Patsy Heilig Fisher
Mount Pleasant
Calvin C. Fisher
Fisher
Cabarrus Memorial Hospital
Pilot Mountain
Aubrey Marion
Kermit Keath Cooke
N.C
Mount Airy
Wilson
Wallace W. Umphlett
Apex
Joan Carpenter Tucker
Winston-Salem
Gerald Lynn Ingram
Garysburg
William David Dough
Plymouth
Fred A. Mallory
Norwood
John Cobb Jr
Halifax
Ravel Henderson
Red Springs
Eddie Conrad My
William Holmes
Rt. 3
Wer
Advance
James Marshville
Integration movement discussed in Lynchburg amid baseball dispute
About 250 people heard three Negro ministers urge action tied to the Albany movement. Lynchburg leaders threatened boycotts and picketing of Savannah White Sox games to force integration while noting past franchise troubles in Savannah and Charleston.
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Virginia
Albany
Court Street Baptist Church
Virginia A. Wood
Southern Christian Leadership Conference
SCLC
Savannah
White Sox
Charleston
S.C
Wood
Giant Royal Water Lily Hails From South America
The article notes the saucer shaped leaves of the South American royal water lily can exceed 20 feet in circumference while the white blossoms reach up to 15 inches in diameter.
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South America
Tied Tobacco Prices Seen Rising as Belts Adjust
Opening week on the Eastern North Carolina Flue-cured Belt showed tied tobacco prices lagging last season but traders expect a rebound as the sale shifts back to tied tobacco. An experimental five day loose leaf sale lowered costs and may lift quality, with observers noting labor savings and a price uptick on tied tobacco in nearby belts. The North Carolina Virginia Old Tobacco Belt also plans a Sept. 10 opening with loose leaf trials and local warehousemen urging support for tied tobacco at government rates.
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Associated Press
North Carolina
Federal State Market News Service
South Carolina
North Carolina-Virginia
Danville
Winston - Salem
Virginia
Winston - Salem Tobacco Warehouse Association
Bouncing Bob Wins Tar Heel Crab Derby Title
North Carolina will send Bouncing Bob a fast blue crab to Maryland for the national derby on Sept 1. The crab owned by Pamlico County Sheriff Robert A Wharton was ruled the winner after Blue Rebel was disqualified. The event, run with eight Tar Heel counties, promotes the hard crab industry in Long Beach.
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N.C
North Carolina
Crisfield
Pamlico County
Robert A. Wharton
Brunswick County
Camp Price
Department of Conservation and Development
Harvard Alumni: Four U.S. Presidents Studied There
The article notes that four presidents of the United States were students at Harvard at some point in their lives. It highlights the university’s historical role in shaping national leadership through its higher education programs.
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United States
Harvard
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