Mixed Stock Market With Gains In GM Chrysler AT&T
Demand remained brisk in New York with a volatile session. The AP average held at 256.8 as Industrials rose slightly and rails fell amid Chesapeake & Ohio profit taking. Boeing and United Aircraft edged higher while B O took control of Baltimore & Ohio as markets steadied.
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Canada urged to make nuclear warheads available at Bomarc bases
A Canadian government debate centers on whether Canada should equip Bomarc bases and Voodoo interceptors with U.S.-supplied nuclear warheads. Diefenbaker faces pressure over defense policy amid a looming election and opposition bids to force a no confidence vote. The U.S. and Canadian rift is under study by a Senate subcommittee in Washington, while Dean Rusk regrets the framing of Canada’s hedging on nuclear weapons.
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Two Held In Love Triangle Murders In Boston
Two gunmen Rocco Balliro and Albert Ciocleo are charged with murder in a Roxbury apartment slaying of Toby Wagner and her 2-year-old son Mark after a jealous love dispute with Wagner’s wife. Balliro surrendered. Ciocleo captured after a getaway car crash. Salvatore Balliro still at large.
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Filibuster Fight Delays Senate Organizing Session
The new Senate convened Jan 9 and after 26 days remains unorganized as a fight over filibusters slows work. The dispute centers on limiting debate with a three fifths vote to halt talk, a change seen as key to civil rights legislation but opposed as tradition. President Kennedy hasn’t pressed a side, saying the Senate should decide. The pending move is Clinton Anderson’s proposal to require three fifths of voting senators to end debate, with further steps uncertain.
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Macmillan Seeks European Unity Backed by Italy
Prime Minister Harold Macmillan returns from Rome with clear Italian backing for Britain’s bid to join the European Economic Community despite De Gaulle’s opposition. He cites Italian Premier Amintore Fanfani’s willingness to work with other leaders to salvage Europe. A communique notes efforts to overcome Brussels deadlock and support for a multination NATO force, while Spaak warns against rising nationalism threatening European unity.
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N C Day Planned in New York by Governor Sanford
Governor Sanford announces North Carolina Day in New York on February 26 with more than 300 business and civic leaders. He will address the Sales Executive Club luncheon at the Hotel Roosevelt and discuss North Carolina’s success in attracting manufacturers and state sites. He will also visit New York offices of firms with NC plants.
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Lincoln Shrines in Kentucky Honor Lincoln's Early Life
Four Lincoln shrines in Kentucky commemorate his life. Hodgenville marks the birthplace cabin. Athertonville preserves the boyhood home. near Springfield stands the grandfather’s cabin. Harrodsburg notes his parents marriage cabin.
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Three Killed In Union County And Rutherford Train Crash
Three men died in a Union County traffic crash and a man and woman were killed in Rutherford County when a train struck a truck. The incidents contributed to North Carolina's weekend violent death toll rising to at least 17.
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Lawmakers settle under one roof in Raleigh sessions
The Senate convenes under one roof for a full workday amid Eure’s third call to order since 1961. A string of fatal highway accidents claims several lives across North Carolina, including Rutherfordton rail crash victims and multiple unrelated deadly crashes involving diverse counties and ages.
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Marine Fighters Arrive at Boca Chica During Cuban Crisis Training
A Marine fighter squadron flying Phantom Jets arrived at Boca Chica Naval Air Station Key West from Cherry Point North Carolina for all weather flight training. Two F104 Starfighters are due in April at Homestead Air Force Base. Movements of Flying Box Cars were reported at Opa Locka. No buildup is in progress.
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Senate Opens as Democrats Dominate With New Speaker Pick
Democrats outnumber Republicans 48 to two in the Senate. H Clifton Blue of Moore is likely House speaker. Republicans name William Osteen of Guilford and Dan Simpson of Burke as leaders. Session length tied to budget deals. Sanford aides push highway safety and higher education while resisting new taxes. A major school program funded by extending a 3 percent sales tax to food items faces renewed debate.
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Broyhill Named GOP Regional Representative
Rep. James T. Broyhill of North Carolina has been named chairman of Republican representatives from the Southeast. He is the first freshman congressman chosen to lead a regional group after earlier being named to the Republican Party Policy Committee.
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Education Bill Starts Journey Through Congress
President Kennedy's education bill opens its path in Congress with HEW Secretary Celebrezze and Education Commissioner Keppel testifying before the House Education and Labor Committee. Republicans signal intent to prune the plan, which bundles aid for schools, colleges, libraries and adult education. Costs are debated, with first-year estimates around 1.2 billion and broader three-year projections from 4.6 billion to 7–10 billion.
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Oldest Anglican church in western hemisphere named
A report states St. Peter's Church in St George Bermuda is the oldest Anglican church in the western hemisphere based on tradition and local records.
Four Die In Cargo Plane Crash at San Francisco Airport
A Slick Airways Constellation carrying classified Navy cargo crashed during an instrument approach at San Francisco International. Four of eight aboard died, all Slick Airways employees, including pilot Richard MacCallum and copilot William Coryell. The others wounded were four passengers and crew members, with firefighters battling flames for two hours. The cargo was bound for Alameda Naval Air Station and presumed destroyed.
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Southern Baptist Chaplain Named Air Force Chief
Maj. Gen. Robert P. Taylor, a Southern Baptist chaplain, selected as the new chief of Air Force chaplains. His appointment signals leadership for spiritual services across the force.
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