Girl Missing In Park Is Found Safe
CHARLOTTE AP Mecklen burg County farm agent George Hobson learned Monday that a daughter missing in Yellowstone National Park was safe. Betty Hobson, 22, one of four missing girls, and her companions were found after two nights in an abandoned hut. Charles David Hobson, 19, UNC student, was last seen Friday noon after walking away from home and was believed in a nervous state near Chapel Hill. A bus driver identified David as a passenger taken to Greensboro Friday.
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Pupils End Vacations Across State
North Carolina prepares for the 1960 61 school term as 1 140 000 public students return. Enrollment is expected to rise by about 22 000, with teacher shortages anticipated across most districts and an estimated 3 445 classroom gaps. Schools open across the state this week or next.
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Castro denounces San Jose meeting as repugnant
Castro blasts the San Jose Declaration as an ugly page in history and accuses the United States of looming aggression against Cuba. He says the Soviet offer of atomic rockets was a benign aid, not intervention, and warns of crisis for Latin American signatories. He cites Caracas protests and anti imperialist sentiment.
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North Carolina Lawmaker Pushes January Session
State Rep. John Umstead of Orange favors a January session to inaugurate the next governor and allow lawmakers to stay for the regular session. He argues the new withholding tax method eliminates the need for February. The January opening was moved to February years ago to align with income tax report timing.
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Nixon knee infection forces campaign schedule cut
Vice President Nixon was hospitalized with hemolytic staphylococcus aureus in the knee and ordered to stay off his feet for about two weeks. Doctors warned infection could threaten the knee joint and possibly affect other organs, forcing cancellation of planned campaign appearances and TV spots.
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Social Security Lump Sum and Retirement Questions Answered
The column answers reader questions on death payments deadlines, retirement benefits, and how combined employment affects self employment tax. It explains two year and four year deadlines, monthly benefit estimates for a 65 year old couple, how to obtain earnings records, and how Civil Service covered work affects future Social Security payments.
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Kennedy Forms Group of Advisers
Senator Kennedy announced a four member, non partisan post election advisory group on defense and foreign policy to aid in shaping his campaign and critique current national security policies. The lineup includes Paul Nitze David Bruce Roswell Gilpatrick and James Perkins with broad expert representation.
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Pomeranian Dog Ties To Wolf Lineage Compared
The Pomeranian breed belongs to the lupine family with closer kinship to the wolf than any other domestic dogs.
Javits Seeks New Civil Rights Vote on Senate Bill
Sen. Jacob Javits of New York declares he will push for another test vote on civil rights legislation before adjournment. He moves to discharge the judiciary committee from further consideration of a administration bill aiding school districts facing desegregation issues. Objections from Sen. Richard Russell of Georgia block immediate action and calendar placement.
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Earth land and water areas in global size
The earth measures about 197 million square miles in total area with roughly 70 percent covered by water and 30 percent by land.
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