Plaster casts link two suspects to patrolman slaying
SBI Agent Haywood Stallings testified plaster casts of footprints found in a cornfield matched the shoes worn by Willie Smith and Rudy Clegg Bruton on the day Patrolman W. T. Herbin was stopped. Pathologist Dr. Scott Gilmer said Herbin died from a crush skull fracture and four gunshot wounds.
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Raeford
N. C
SBI
Haywood Stallings
Willie Smith
Rudy Clegg Bruton
Pinehurst
W. T
Bill) Herbin
Herbin
U.S. 401
Stallings
Scott Gilmer
Fayetteville
Gilmer
R. H. Williamson
Bruton
Viet Cong Blasted By Artillery Near Ba Dua
Four U S Army advisers in Ba Dua, Dinh Tuong Province, faced a Viet Cong assault that was repelled by air burst artillery from six howitzers. Capt. Harry C. Spaulding of Seattle reported the shells exploding close overhead and the attackers driven back from the government position.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Arnett Badua
South Viet Nam
U.S. Army
Harry C. Spaulding
Seattle
Wash
Aece Wate
Spaulding
Ba Dua
Dinh Tuong
Saigon
Russia Asked To Help Halt Viet Nam War
U S officials pressed Soviet Foreign Minister Gromyko to use influence to halt North Viet Nam aggression in South Viet Nam. Rusk and Gromyko held talks at the White House and Soviet leaders signaled openness to peace and disarmament discussions.
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Johnson
Andrei Gromyko
White House
Gromyko
U.S
Anatoly Dobrynin
Russia
Hightower
Washington
Viet Nam
South Viet ‘Nam
Andrei A. Gromyko
Dean Rusk
Rusk
Southeast Asia
Alexei N. Kosygin
South Viet Nam
North Viet Nam
United States
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Soviet Union
Cam
Sacking of U S Libraries Overseas Becomes Popular
Washington AP reports a rise in violent protests against U S Information Agency libraries abroad since 1947 75 incidents with 16 this year in 10 countries. Brazilians Egyptians Bolivians Indonesians and others sacked libraries to protest issues like bus fares and foreign actions. Secretary Rusk warned such acts threaten international relations and urged host governments to prevent mob violence while Rowan criticized mobs as senseless in the UAR Indonesia and more.
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West Germany
Project
Rusk
Gromyko
Johnson
Minis
Harold Wilson
Washington
U.S. Information Agency
USIA
Cairo
U.S
Congo
Bolivia
Indonesia
Panama
Cambodia
Colombia
Pakistan
Ceylon
Sudan
Dean Rusk
United States
Carl T. Rowan
Cleveland
UAR
United Arab Republic
GOP Leaders Urge Backing for Burch as GOP Chairman
Eisenhower and Nixon told Sen. Goldwater that Burch must have broad-based backing, not a simple majority, to stay as GOP chairman. They indicated a rift between moderates and conservatives should be resolved before the National Committee meets in Chicago January 22-23.
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New York
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Richard M. Nixon
Barry Goldwater
GOP
Nixon
White House
Paracter
Waldorf Towers
Goldwater
National Committee
Chicago
Burch
Eisenhower
Sen. Goldwater
Louisiana Gov McKeithen Applauds North Carolina Officials
Louisiana Governor McKeithen praised North Carolina Governor Sanford at a High Point College news conference. He cited pace in industry and race relations, endorsed federal court rulings, and reflected on Louisiana’s partly two party shift while noting enrollment growth at the college.
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Bob Marks
North Carolina
South
McKeithen
Louisiana
Saale McKeithen
Ana
Goldwater
High Point College
High Point
Sheraton Hotel
Wendell M. Patton
Sanford
Raleigh
Attorneys dispute confession in civil rights killings case
FBI agent testified that a signed confession existed from Horace Barnette in the murder of three civil rights workers. Defense lawyers objected that the confession is hearsay and asked for a copy as a preliminary hearing proceeded before Commissioner Esther Carter in Meridian Mississippi.
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Mike Smith Meridian
Miss
FBI
U.S
Esther Carter
Henry Rasp
Atlanta
Miss Carter
Horace Doyle Barnette
Rasp
Barnette
Meridian
Louisiana
Shreveport
Bossier City
Red River
Jagan's Maneuvers Rejected in British Guiana Power Play
In Georgetown Premier Jagan lost a bid to ally with Forbes Burnham. Burnham instead formed a coalition with Peter D'Aguiar's United Force, denying Jagan a governing majority under the proportional system. Final counts gave Jagan 109,332 votes and 24 seats. Burnham 96,657 votes and 22 seats. D'Aguiar 29,612 votes and 7 seats.
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Georgetown
British Guiana
Forbes Burnham
Jagan
Burnham
Peter D’aguiar
United Force
D’aguiar
Negro ’S
National Congress
People’s Progressive Party
National Assembly
Burnham's Party
Burnham-D'Aguiar
Richard Luyt
Drinking Called Factor In Crashes
The Civil Aeronautics Board reports drinking by pilots contributed to fatal light plane crashes in Danbury North Carolina and other locations including La Porte Indiana Birds Landing California and a Gulf of Mexico ditching near Biloxi. Fatigue and carburetor icing also played roles in several incidents among 26 fatal accidents in 18 states.
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Springfield
Belle Fourche
M.D
Danbury
N.C
James W. Snyder
Kinston
Gerard Roy
Ira Williams
Washington, N.C
Washington
N. C
Pulaski
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Williamson
Smith
Will Allen
Allen
Albert Reaves
Moscow
Soto
U.N
General Assembly
West
Newpoint
Negoti- York
Sia
HPC
Louisi
Financial
Ringo Starr
The
University College Hospital
London
Timothy Nicholson
Los Angeles
Todd
Timothy
Dean Acheson
Carina Nybelius
Stockholm
Carina
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