Bank Robbery and Kidnapping Shocks Greensboro
FBI said two men kidnapped Patricia Ann Stroud, locked her in a car trunk, robbed Wachovia Bank & Trust Co. of $4,673, and fled toward Ellerbe before releasing the girl unharmed. The incident followed another trio of bank robberies in the region with suspects linked to multiple cars and a third man.
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South Carolina
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Worley
Atlanta
American Federal Savings and Loan Association
South Caro
Lina
Waccamaw Bank & Trust Co
Tabor City
N.C
Latta Bank & Trust Co
Latta
S.C
Kennedy aims to close Stevenson Cuban crisis chapter
President Kennedy asked history to assess the Stevenson episode after noting current statements, praising UN Ambassador Stevenson while denying any NSC leaker. He urged care for historians and declined to identify sources, amid coverage of the Mona Lisa and a spoof on the First Family.
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Rusk urges NATO to take initiative in Cold War outlook
Secretary of State Dean Rusk told NATO ministers in Paris that Western initiative could redefine the Cold War as the East bears growing risk. He cited Cuban crisis outcomes and internal Communist bloc weaknesses as new Western opportunities and warned the Soviet Union over nuclear test talks.
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Dean Rusk
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Fire Kills Mother and Two Children in Reidsville
A kerosene heater left burning overnight caused a house fire in Reidsville. Mrs. Marcine Dunlap Hicks, 23, died with her two sons Randy 5 and Bobby 3, all badly burned. Ed Dunlap, the grandfather, survived but was shocked. Fire officials reported the fire started in the downstairs kitchen and the victims were found at the foot of the stairs. Bodies taken to Ditty's Funeral Home.
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Kennedy to review two years in White House on TV
President Kennedy will appear on Monday night to review his first two years in the White House. The hour long taped program will air at 6 30 p m EST on ABC and CBS and at 8 30 p m on NBC. It is produced by a committee of the three networks and titled After Two Years a Conversation with the President.
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Kennedy
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CBS
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Tito Backs Soviet Handling Of Crisis
Yugoslav leader Tito addressed the Supreme Soviet and backed Khrushchev's handling of the Cuban crisis. He said Soviet and Yugoslav views align on major international questions. The session approved a large budget and Khrushchev's economic and peaceful coexistence policies. Gromyko outlined continued West negotiation and a potential separate peace with East Germany if others refuse.
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National Economic Council
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East Germany
United Nations
Two Deaths Amid NC Cold As Record Lows Persist
The arctic cold grip from a historic North Carolina cold wave caused at least two deaths. In Mount Airy Jack McHone, 58, died in his unheated home, with the coroner citing freezing. Temperatures hit Asheville at 6 below zero and Greensboro at freezing, while Wilmington and Raleigh areas posted subzero to single-digit lows.
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Asheville
Polar Air Damaging In Dixie Creates Deep Freeze Across South
A massive cold front drove subzero readings across the Southeast as Florida reported snow and sleet and Florida citrus and vegetables faced heavy losses. Temperatures dipped to record lows from North Carolina to Florida, with Georgia and South Carolina recording historic freezes and disruptions to daily life and industry.
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West Palm Beach
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Khrushchev Declares War On Chinese Ideology and Reconciles With Tito
Premier Khrushchev denounces dogmatism in Chinese and Albanian Marxism while declaring Soviet friendship with Tito's Yugoslavia. He blames Stalin for 1948 expulsion, praises Yugoslav reforms, and frames Cuba crisis as proof against dogmaticists.
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