Slaying Suspect Halman Dies After Cherryville Shootout
Paul Everett Halman, 42, wanted for the Cleveland County double slaying of Samuel Gunnell and James Wade Bagwell, was shot during a police confrontation in Cherryville. He died two hours later in Shelby hospital after officers returned fire from a car riddled with bullets. The case involved motives tied to jealousy over Halman’s wife, with the FBI called in as Bagwell’s body was found on government property.
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Cherryville
N.C
Cleveland County
Shelby
Paul Everett Halman
Hallman
Main Street
Yates McGinnis
Larry Thornburg
A. B Champion
Samuel Gunnell
James Wade Bagwell
Kings Mountain
Haywood Allen
Allpoints
McGinnis
South Mountain
Academy Streets
Hallman Hallman
Allen
State Bureau of Investigation
John Vanderford
Jack Gardner
Gaffney
S.C
National Park
Ollie Harris
Gunnells
James Caveney
Rt. 1
Grover
Ulbricht Rejects Kennedy Berlin Autobahn Internationalization
East German leader Walter Ulbricht dismissed Kennedy's proposal for an international administration of Berlin's 110 mile autobahn. He said East Germany is sovereign and warned against U.S. troop movements seen as provocative. He favored West Berlin as a free demilitarized city. The Neues Deutschland warned Americans over potential consequences.
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Berlin
Walter Ulbricht
Communist Party
Kennedy
Ulbricht
U. S
West Germany
Izvestia
East Germany
West Berlin
U.S
Neues Deutschland
Tass
Fisher Elected AAU Head at 74th Convention
Louis J. Fisher a High Point North Carolina lawyer will be inducted as president of the Amateur Athletic Union during ceremonies at the Willard Hotel Washington. He succeeds N J Barack of Columbus Ohio and was unanimously elected to a two year term by more than 600 delegates at the 74th AAU convention. Fisher who is solicitor of the High Point Municipal Court has served as first vice president for two years and helped lead national and Carolinas associations. President Kennedy sent congratulations noting the AAU as the governing body of amateur sport.
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Washington, D. C
Louis J. Fisher
High Point
N. C
Amateur Athletic Union of the United States
AAU
Willard Hotel
Fisher
N. J. Barack
Columbus
Ohio
Jack Kelly
Philadelphia
Grace Kelly
Monaco
High Point Municipal Court
Carolinas
Kennedy Puffs Cigar at Navy Army Game
President Kennedy attended the Army Navy game in Philadelphia watching Navy win 13-7. He sat with officials including Gov Lawrence and Adm Anderson, moved to the Navy side at halftime, and lit a cigar while remaining hatless as temperatures fell.
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Philadelphia
Kennedy
Navy
Army
Greg Mather
Oead
David Lawrence
Pennsylvania
Lyman L. Lemnitzer
Joint Chiefs of Staff
West Point
Annapolis
Michael V. DiSalle
Ohio
George W. Anderson
Naval Operations
Lyndon B. Johnson
Washington
Philadelphia Naval Base
Perfect Marriage Ends For Dinah And George
Dinah Shore and George Montgomery announced their split ending an 18 year marriage. Dinah filed for divorce after Montgomery left, with their children Melissa Ann and John David in Beverly Hills. The couple wed Dec 5 1943 in Las Vegas.
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George Montgomery
Dinah Shore
Dinah
George
Hollywood
Bet
Las Vegas
Nev
Miss Shore
Philippines
Sid
Melissa Ann
John David
Beverly Hills
Montgomery
O'Brien resigns from Irish foreign service amid Congo dispute
Conor Cruise O'Brien quits Ireland's foreign service after being relieved as U.N. chief in Katanga. Dublin requested his release for Dublin’s Foreign Office needs as O'Brien criticizes Britain and France for dishonesty over Congo operations and UN resolutions.
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United Nations, N.Y
Conor Cruise O'Brien
U.N
Congo
Katanga
Ireland
Foreign Service
Frank
Iken
New York
General Assembly
O'Brien
O’brien
Foreign Office
Dublin
George Ivan Smith
Britain
France
Man Killed By Crash On 29 70
Greensboro AP reports a 21 year old man, Charles Wayne Sisk, died after a two car collision on U S 29 70 near Greensboro. Injured were Carleton W Hamilton, 19, and his 17 year old brother James C Hamilton, with minor injuries to driver Bobby L Hobbs, 29. Sisk car passed a vehicle on a rail overpass, veered off wet roadway, and overturned after impact with Hobbs car.
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Greensboro
U. S
Charles Wayne Sisk
Moses Cone Hospital
Sisk
Carleton Wayne Hamilton
Rt. 1
McLeansville
James Cleveland Hamilton
Bobby Lee Hobbs
Hamilton
Rainslick Highway
Hobbs
World Council of Churches backs Trinity basis for membership
The World Council of Churches approved a new membership standard requiring belief in the Holy Trinity and the Bible as guides of faith. The 383 to 36 vote revised the constitution to require a triune God and Scripture, drawing both praise and criticism from diverse church groups.
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New Delhi
India
World Council of Churches
Council
General Assembly
Council of Churches
Lord Jesus Christ
God
E. Raymond Wol Son
Washington, D.C
Stevenson Mulls Senate Bid in Illinois Race
Adlai Stevenson said he is contemplating a US Senate run from Illinois, with White House talks and a request from Chicago Mayor Daley influencing his decision. He expects to decide by month’s end after discussions with President Kennedy who advised him but did not dictate. Stevenson, 61, former Illinois governor, UN ambassador, faces incumbent Dirksen, 65, seeking a third term in 1962.
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Washington
Adlai Stevenson
Senate
Illinois
Everett M. Dirksen
White House
Kennedy
U.S
United Nations
Richard J. Daley
Chicago
Stevenson
Dwight D. Eisenhower
U.N
Dirksen
House
Indictment Served On Communist Party Leader Gus Hall
Gus Hall, secretary of the Communist Party, was served with the federal indictment for failing to register as a Soviet agent. The party will appear in Washington court next Friday, with Manhattan attorney John J. Abt noting it is a summons for the organization. Hall’s wife said he was not at home and Abt declined further comment.
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Yonkers
N.Y
USS
Communist Party
Gus Hall
Soviet Union
Hall
U.S
Thomas J. Lunney
New York
John J. Abt
Manhattan
Washington
Abt
Men critically hurt after street fight struck by car
Two men identified as Billy Noland McClure and Arnold James Cooper were left in serious condition after a fight on 800 block of West Green Street led to a car strike. Witnesses recalled a trail of blood from a porch to the street as police investigated uncertain findings and possible prior stabbing.
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W. Green Street
Billy Noland McClure
Rt. 3
Hayesville
W. Broad Street
Arnold James Cooper
E. Commerce Street
Baptist Hospital
Winston-Salem
Memorial Hospital
McClure
Cooper
Trail of Blood
W. Green St
Marvin Lee Winslow
Old
Thomasville Road
Winslow
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