Barefoot Runaway Boy Found In 20 Degree Weather
A 10 year old boy ran away barefoot in North Carolina mountains five hours earlier fearing punishment. A dog’s whining led searchers to Gary Burnett in a farm shed in 20 degree cold. He was taken to Memorial Mission Hospital for observation to check for exposure and injury.
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Asheville
North Carolina
Brownie
Gary Burnett
Gary
Memorial Mission Hospital
Earl Justice
Reems Creek
Justice
Macmillan presses for actionable talks with Bulganin
In a Moscow delivered note, Prime Minister Macmillan told Bulganin that progress depends on a realistic prospect of agreement. He favored a foreign ministers conference or confidential diplomatic exchanges with ambassadors, urging equal agenda rights and planning for a useful meeting. He also backed discussing veto limits in the UN Security Council and a Soviet American space use pact.
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London
Eisenhower
Bulgania
Moscow
Macmillan
U.S
Dulles
Pravda
Washington
Moscow Radio
U.S. State Department
U.N. Security Council
Tunisia weighs U.N. Security Council action over Sakiet Sidi Youssef bombing
Tunisia debates seeking U.N. Security Council action after the French daylight raid on Sakiet Sidi Youssef that killed 78 and wounded 84. Paris defends military objective. U.S. and Britain press for restraint and border control while Tunisia protests to Dag Hammarskjold.
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United Nations
N.Y
Tunisia
U.N. Security Council
United States
Britain
Paris
Felix Gaillard
Mongi Slim
U.N
Dag Hammarskjold
Slim
Sakiet Sidi Youssef
U.S. State Department
Foreign Office
U.S
State Dulles
Herve Alphand
State Department
Make-Believe Moon Flight Under Way
SAN ANTONIO TEX Airman Donald G Farrell 23 from the Bronx fits into a 3 by 5 foot space cabin at Randolph Field for a seven day make believe voyage to the moon Tests monitor his movements and physiology as he eats reuses water and receives TV feedback and music during the simulated space trip
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San Antonio
Tex
Randolph Air Force Base
Donald G. Farrell
Bronx
School of Space Medicine
Space Barrel
Farrell
Fenton Duepner
Usaf School of Aviation Medicine
Doepner
Cold Wave Extends From Mountains To Coast
Freezing weather from the mountains to the Atlantic continues with cold lows in the teens and Mt. Mitchell reporting one degree below zero. North Carolina fatalities rise as ice and snow persist in the Black Mountains area with wind gusts up to 50 mph and statewide cold outlook through the week.
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Mt. Mitchell
Black Mountains
Yancey
Buncombe
McDowell
WMIT
Clingman’s Peak
Marion
Asheville
Charlotte
Greensboro
Raleigh
Wilmington
Rio Grande Valley
Texas
Central Plains
Georgia
Weather Bureau
H-Bomb Harnessing Seen By Scientist
AEC scientist Dr. Richard F. Post testified that harnessing the H-bomb for electrical power is achievable in theory but faces tough technical hurdles. He spoke to the Senate subcommittee as part of Project Sherwood on peaceful nuclear use, noting joint U S Britain progress but that full power is years away.
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Washington
Atomic Energy Commission
Richard F. Post
AEC
University of California Radiation Laboratory
Livermore
Calif
Post
Senate House Atomic Energy Subcommittee On Research and Development
United States
Great Britain
Rocky Mount Man Robbed of $26,000
Rocky Mounts ex policeman says two or three men overpowered him at his used car lot and stole more than $26,000. He fired two shots as the robbers fled toward Virginia license plates, and offered a $1,000 reward for information leading to arrests.
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Rocky Mount
N.C
Jones
U.S. 301
Virginia
13 Die In N Y Blizzard As State Freezes
Upstate New York faced a brutal blizzard with 13 fatalities and massive snow drifts. Syracuse and Utica declared emergencies while cities struggled to keep streets open and rescue efforts ongoing.
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N.Y
Albany
New York
Weather Bureau
Great Lakes
Buffalo
Niagara Falls
Batavia
Rochester
Elmira
Jamestown
Frewsburg
Syracuse
Oneida
State
Upturned faces and higher ideals in moral gaze
The piece contrasts an upturned nose with an upturned face. One rejects others and seems self satisfied, while the other eyes higher aims and divine guidance. It celebrates sincerity love in eyes and a heavenly light without casting shadows on others.
Pajama-Drinking Party Charges Withdrawn at UNC Drive-In
ABC officer charged a UNC fraternity with a pajama drinking and dancing party at a Chapel Hill drive-in but withdrew after meeting with University Chancellor Aycock. The officer said no misconduct or immorality was observed and no arrests were made. The fraternity denied wrongdoing, saying pajamas were favors at a dance and proper attire beneath them. Proprietor Hopkins noted a $50 fee for the breakfast party and saw nothing objectionable.
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Chapel Hill
University of North Carolina
John Buck
Alcoholic Beverage Control
ABC) Board
Buck
Lambda Chi Alpha
University
William Aycock
Jack Hopkins
Civil Rights Commission Funds Hit House Floor Move
An unheralded civil rights funding fight moves to the House floor as the six member Civil Rights Commission seeks 200000 for this year and 750000 for next fiscal year. The Appropriations Committee questions the requests and notes lack of a staff director and Senate confirmation.
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Washington
Civil Rights Commission
White House
House
Eisenhower
Congress
House Appropriations Committee
Commission
Senate
Rep. Andrews
D-Ala
Experts See Moon Rocket Possibility This Year
Army and Air Force missile experts say rockets could reach or orbit the moon this year with permission. Maj. Gen. John B. Medaris notes satellite or manned lunar missions within years, while the Air Force discusses adding stages to a Thor rocket for lunar payloads.
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Washington
Army
Air Force
John B. Medaris
Army Ballistic Missile Agency
Huntsville
Ala
Medaris
Defense Department
Department
Pentagon
America
Medanis
Senators push new civil rights bill for school integration
Thirteen senators proposed a bill to promote racial integration and empower the attorney general to seek federal court injunctions to enforce civil rights. A companion House measure is said to be introduced. The plan allocates 12.5 million dollars over five years for state and local integration planning plus 40 million dollars annually for school construction teachers and related costs.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Civil Rights Assembly
Sen
Douglas
D-Ill
House
No Word Received From West
Morehead City North Carolina news reports no word on 28 year old disc jockey Melvin West and his 16 and a half foot Empress of North Carolina after he sailed January 29 toward Bermuda in an outboard motorboat. West aimed to prove motorboating had come of age though his prior attempt ended with Coast Guard rescue for fuel shortage.
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Morehead City
N.C
Melvin West
Bermuda
North Carolina
West
Coast Guard
Atlantic
United States
France
Ingersoll
Metallic Life Boat Co
New York
England
Alfred Johnson
Massachusetts
Wales
William Andrews
Ouster Looms In FCC Probe
A House subcommittee meets to consider firing Bernard Schwartz amid a dispute over $400 in expenses. Supporters and critics clash over his handling of FCC hearings, with Schwartz predicting he will be fired and insisting he will not resign.
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Washington 7
House
Federal Communications Commission
Bernard Schwartz
Schwartz
FCC
Subcommittee
White House
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Nehi Ladgham
Goesta Heuman
Red Cross
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Explorer
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W. F. Williamson
Windsor
Utica
Iste Fm Oboe
R. L. Dieffenbacher
D.D
NEA Service
Moon
Russia
Sputnik
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