Trunkline Improvement Is Sought
Greensboro High Point Authority seeks better trunkline service to Friendship Airport as CAB dismisses an eight year review. Authority cites United Capital consolidation and route structure as factors and plans a new filing after hearings in January. Cesar Cone will testify at the New Orleans hearing set for January 14.
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Greensboro
High Point Airport Authority
Civil Aeronautics Board
Friendship Airport
CAB
Winston-Salem
Greensboro High Point
Guilford County
Piedmont Airlines
Friendship
Maceto
Albert Beitel
United
Capital
Cesar Cone
High Point Authority
New Orleans
Birmingham
Beitel
Lexington Merchant Is Robbed
A Lexington merchant, Howard Regan age 41, was kidnapped Friday night and forced to drive into Davie County where he was robbed of nearly 300 dollars. He carried a deposit of 793.79 in cash and checks. The kidnapper, who displayed a pistol, forced Regan to ride and later flee in another car. no description available. Investigations by Davie and Davidson County officers are underway.
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Lexington
N.C
Davie County
Howard Regan
Regan
Davie
Davidson County
Pope to Attend Choral Concert and Torchlight New Year
Pope John XXIII will attend a choral concert in Clementine Hall to mark New Year and give a blessing from his window to a torchlight procession of Roman workers. Cardinal leaders and invited laymen will be present as thousands of municipal workers parade through St. Peter's Square at about 8 p.m. with horns and noisemakers.
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Vatican City
John XXIII
Vatican
Clementine Hall
Apostolic Palace
Sistine Choir
St. Peter's Square
In Their Own Words on the Bay of Pigs Invasion
A Cuban exiles interview recounts the Bay of Pigs invasion from training in Guatemala and Nicaragua to the Cuba landing and subsequent fighting. Veterans describe chaos on ships and beaches, American air cover questions, and the long prison months before release and reflection.
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Trax
Guatemala
Leyva
Air Force
Battal Leyva
Arango
Carbo
Santiago
Cuba
Young Leyva
Carrio
Humberto Sanchez
Houston
Sanchez
Rio Escondido
Listener calls WHAS over slang in English by announcers
An irate caller challenged WHAS host Jim Walton about announcers using slang and abbreviations. Walton defended the style saying it adds emphasis and interest. The caller remained unconvinced as the conversation ended.
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Louisville, Ky
Jim Walton
WHAS
Walton
Mrs. Blanche Cranford of Thomasville Dies at 52
Blanche Bowers Cranford 52 of 813 Cox Ave died Saturday at City Memorial Hospital after years of declining health. Born August 12 1910 in High Point she lived in Thomasville since 1927 and was a Unity Methodist Church member. Survived by husband Charlie E Cran ford a daughter Mrs Frank Kennedy a son Edgar Allen Crawford four sisters four grandchildren and a brother Sgt William Ford Bowers. Funeral arrangements pending with J C Green and Sons.
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Blanche Bowers Cranford
Cox Ave
Charlie E. Cranford
City Memorial Hospital
Cranford
High Point
Cora Gray Bowers
Unity Methodist Church
Crawford
Frank Kennedy
Edgar Allen. Crawford
Florence
D. C
Norman Surratt
Lexington Ave
Doris Pierce
Westwood Ave
Eugene Coley
Kernersville
Dan Clark
Miami
William Ford Bowers
Howard Afb
Panama
Spring Hill Methodist Church
J. C. Green and Sons
Kennedy in Florida Florida Conference Honors Brigade 2506
Mrs Kennedy in pink dress and white gloves speaks at a Kennedy conference honoring Cuban exiles. She praises the courage of Brigade 2506 and vows to tell her son the story as Cuba remains outside the hemisphere’s free nations.
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Cuba
Society of Free Nations
Florida
New York
Brigade
Thirteen-month-old Vicky Cox Sees Large Family Tree
In Taylorsville Kentucky thirteen month old Vicky Lynn Cox can meet most of her direct relatives as her four grandparents and eight great grandparents are alive. The oldest relative is eighty years old.
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Taylorsville, Ky
Vicky Lynn Cox
Little Mount
Khrushchev Proposes Berlin Plan Jobs Deadlock Deepens
Western diplomats view Khrushchev's latest Berlin proposal as a delaying tactic to remove Western troops from the encircled city. They deem the plan unacceptable and non negotiable, insisting occupation rights and access remain non negotiable. Khrushchev suggests a definite period for troops in West Berlin and replacing NATO with a UN flag, a move U.S. Britain and France reject as meaningless.
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Moscow
Khrushchev
Berlin
United States
Britain
France
Konrad Adenauer
West Germany
United Nations
West Berlin
U.N
West
Opossum Stops By in Hot Springs Attic Nightly
Mrs Mildred Johnson of Hot Springs heard nightly noises in her attic for weeks. After checking for pests and burglars she set a steel trap and captured the culprit an opossum climbing a grape vine into the attic each night.
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Hot Springs, Ark
Mildred Johnson
Hot Springs
Blue Urges Senate Redistricting and College Expansion
Aberdeen North Carolina AP Rep H Clifton Blue Moore expected to be next House speaker says redistricting of the State Senate should be a top 1963 legislature goal and favors expansion of the Community College program. He urges a reasonable plan now rather than a federal court decree.
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Aberdeen
N. C
H. Clifton Blue
Moore
State Senate
Blue
Associated Press
Community College
General Assembly
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