Soviet envoy named to head new embassy post in Japan
Sergei Tikhvinsky, Russia's chief of the fishery mission in Tokyo, was named Charge d Affaires of the Soviet embassy in Japan. The appointment marks a major step toward restoring normal diplomatic relations after the Japan Soviet peace agreement ratification.
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Man Shoots Self After Wounding Companion in Raleigh
In Raleigh a man sought by police for a worthless check shot himself after wounding a companion. Cinahe LeRoy Morgan, 63, construction foreman, died from head wounds. Estelle Sanderford, 36, is in Rex Hospital in serious condition with a chest wound. The shooting occurred at Sanderford's apartment after an argument over a car Morgan had bought. Morgan's body was found on the floor with the pistol beneath him.
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W. Maddrey
Cinahe LeRoy Morgan
Maddrey
Estelle Sanderford
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Hercules To Be Produced In Charlotte Missile Plant Expansion
Douglas Aircraft Corp in Charlotte will produce an advanced anti aircraft guided missile named Hercules next year. Sheldon P. Smith, plant manager, said an undisclosed number has been ordered and manufacturing will require plant expansion with subcontracts to Charlotte firms for production parts.
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Divinity School Seminars Planned in North Carolina
Duke Divinity School schedules seminars with Dr Gerald Knoff leading both sessions. Meetings are January 14 15 in Shelby at Central Methodist Church and January 17 18 in Fayetteville at Hay Street Methodist Church.
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Duke Student Wins Rhodes Scholarship
Durham reports Duke University honor student Harry S Havens won a Rhodes scholarship. Havens 21 is a senior majoring in economics and son of University of Alabama economics professor R M Havens. He will study at Oxford University in England for two years.
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Development Council Meeting at NC State College
Raleigh reports the development council of North Carolina State College met to review teaching and research programs and yearlong reports. It will appoint chairmen for the foundations that support the college.
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Bullet in ash tray explodes injuring Buffalo boy
W John Sell aged 13 was critically injured in Buffalo when a bullet found in a trash hack exploded while he and a friend threw lighted matches on it. Metal fragments pierced his sugar and windpipe. The bullet was brought to a friend’s home. Edgar J Allen aged 13 was unhurt.
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Edgar J. Allen
Lions Put Him In Stitches
Hollywood animal trainer E. Fraser was clawed across the chest by his male lion Tuffy while rehearsing a TV show. Fraser needed about six stitches to close the wound.
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