U N General Assembly backs Tibet and Hungary censure
The 104 nation General Assembly approved a resolution deploring Soviet and Hungarian actions in Hungary by 49 to 17 with 32 abstentions and a Tibet human rights resolution with 55 to 11 and 30 abstentions. Only the Soviet bloc and Cuba voted no on Tibet.
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United Nations
U.N. General Assembly
Hungary
Tibet
United States
U.N
Forum
Soviet Union
Assembly
U.S
Adlai F. Stevenson
Soviet Bloc
Cuba
Boy Newsboy’s Gifts Boost Salvation Army Kettle
In Kingsport Tennessee a 9 year old newsboy donated his paper profits to the Salvation Army kettle. An Exchange Club member verified the gifts and later the boy received a bicycle a jacket and a savings account showing over 60 dollars. Gary is one of five children in a family with irregular income and the class teacher notes his daily attendance and generosity.
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Kingsport
Tenn
Salvation Army
Exchange Club
Newsboy
Gary
Two Persons Killed Near Franklinton
FRANKLINTON N C AP Two persons were killed and two injured when a car and a tractor trailer rammed head on about three miles north of Franklinton on U S 1 early today One victim was Vernon Wayne Mabe 21 of Stoneville North Carolina The second victim was William Paul Biederman 17 of Mount Ephraim New Jersey An injured man list included George William Hancock 36 of Durham truck driver for Colonial Stores and Tommy Hamilton 19 of Holden Texas Hamilton was in critical condition
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Franklinton
N.C
Here
U.S. 1
Vernon Wayne Mabe
Rt. 1
Stoneville
William Paul Biederman
Mount Ephraim
N.J
Tshombe Agrees To End Katanga Secession Under Local Approval
President Moise Tshombe accepts the 1960 provisional constitution and Unity pledge with central Congo, agreeing to involve Katanga deputies in a new constitution and national functions. U.N. claims no ratification needed, while observers await cabinet endorsement in Elisabethville and Leopoldville. The accord follows a two-week U.N. backed ceasefire after Katanga’s secession.
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S. G. Lapin
China
Dag Hammarskjold
Katanga
New York
Moise Tshombe
Congo
Peter Grose
Leopoldville
the Congo
Ka‘anga
Elisabethville
Tshombe
Cyrille
Adoula
Central Congo
U.N
Kitona
Republic of the Congo
Joseph) Kasavubu
Reso
Security Council
General Assembly
Ndola
Rhodesia
Congo River
U Thant
George Ivan Smith
Belgium
JFK Wings Back To Bermuda For Talks On Father’s Illness
President Kennedy travels to Bermuda for talks with Prime Minister Macmillan while his father Joseph Kennedy remains seriously ill after a stroke. Edward Kennedy stays at the hospital as doctors describe the elder Kennedy in a stubborn recovery but able to recognize family.
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Macmillan
Atlantic Island
Bermudda
Kindley Air Force Base
Kennedy
Palm Beach
England
St. Mary’s Hospital
Joseph Kennedy
White House
Pierre Salinger
Jacqueline
Return to Nazareth The Holy Family's Egypt sojourn and Joseph's vow
Joseph leads Mary and Jesus back from Egypt to Nazareth after a divine warning. He endures isolation risk and desert trials while accepting his role as Christ’s earthly guardian and preserving a normal upbringing for the child. Mary supports the plan as they resume carpentry life in Nazareth.
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Galilee
Nazareth
Egypt
Joseph
Israal
Mary
Israel
Carpenter
Christ
Grave-Opening Question Grips Greensboro Area
In Guilford County two infant graves south of Greensboro were found partially opened. Sheriff and State Burial Association members inspected a woods tract and an abandoned house to determine any tampering or further action. Authorities warned of possible intrusion as the legal aspects of the case unfold.
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Greensboro
Guilford
North Carolina Rail Rates Up Intrastate Shippings
The State Utilities Commission approved a rate increase for intrastate railroad shipments in North Carolina to align with interstate adjustments. It denied raises to switching and minimum charges and rejected carload rate hikes for paper products between Canton and Waynesville.
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Raleigh
State Utilities Commission
North Carolina
Interstate Commerce Commission
Canton
Waynesville
Fighting Reported In Cuba By Exiled Leader
In a Miami AP report Maj Eloy Gutierrez Menoyo claimed fierce combat in the Escambray Mountains between rebel guerrillas and Castro militia claiming 25 000 troops involved near Obispo Sancti Spiritus. He named former Escambray leaders Capt Salas and Lt Balmaseda and said anti Communist Cubans joined the movement formed last November.
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Miami
Fla
Fidel Castro
Cuba
U.S
Havana
Eloy Gutierrez Menoyo
Gutierrez Menoyo
Escambray
Gutierrez Menoya
Obispo
Sancti Spiritus
Castro
Fulgencio Batista
Sanford Calls NC Trade Fair a Big Success
Gov. Sanford praised the first North Carolina trade fair in Charlotte as a success and urged a larger international fair in spring 1963. The event drew about 200000 visitors over 10 days and generated 322775 in initial sales while producing over 14000 prospects, with strong support from exhibitors and local bankers.
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Charlotte
Sanford
North Carolina
Charlotte Chamber of Commerce
Tar Heel
Paul R. Younts
Charlotte Realtor
State Department of Conservation and Development
United States
Pair Finally Reunited Talk Of Wedding Plans
Barbara Hipke and A J C Kenneth Driskill finally met in Milwaukee after a long bus trip from Chicago to keep a missed wedding date. They discussed marrying soon in New Holstein and preparing a plan around Wisconsin's waiting period.
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Barbara Hipke
New Holstein
Wis
Kenneth Driskill
Gaffney
S. C
Milwaukee
Miss Hipke
Driskill
New York
Lybia
Idlewild
Gilbert Hipke
A.J.C. Kenneth Driskill
Barbara
Chicago
Tripoli
Wheelus Air Force Base
Japan
Wisconsin
Madison
Congo Katanga pact eyed with guarded optimism
Washington officials welcomed the reported agreement between Congo central government and Katanga secessionist leader Moise Tshombe with cautious hope. A high official warned the road ahead remains rocky and the Katanga pact will need to be kept to. The State Department awaits Ambassador Gullion’s report on the talks arranged at President Kennedy’s request.
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Washington
Congo
Moise Tshombe
Katanga
State Department
Edmund A. Gullion
Tshombe
Cyrille Adoula
Kennedy
Leopoldville
Airliner lands after tire blowout at Moisant Airport
A Canadian Pacific airliner carrying 86 aboard made an emergency landing at Moisant International Airport New Orleans shortly after 1 a.m. after two front tires blew out on takeoff from Mexico City. The crew guided the craft safely to the runway and there were no injuries.
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Moisant International
New Orleans
Mexico City
Mex
Lima
Peru
Moisant
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