Westinghouse executives begin 30 day antitrust sentences
Two Westinghouse Electric executives John H. Chiles Jr. and Charles I. Mauuel started their prison terms for antitrust violations in the electric power conspiracy. They surrendered in Philadelphia with early jail starts granted by Judge J Cullen Ganey. Other GE officials face similar terms as civil damages loom.
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Norristown
Westinghouse Electric Corp
John H. Chiles Jr
Sharon
Charles I.mauutel
Drexel Hill
Philadelphia
U.S
Pennsylvania
United Fund
Chamber of Commerce
Mauuel
Westinghouse
Andrew White
Montgomery County
General Electric Co
John Marvin Cook
Milwaukee
Cutler-Hammer Inc
William S. Ginn
Schenect
Negroes Advised To Slow Sit-Ins In Rock Hill
In Rock Hill South Carolina Negro leaders urge restraint as sit ins wane after daily demonstrations. A mass gathering drew 150 negros and one white man, then fell to nine or ten. Fourteen demonstrators were arrested for trespassing. most chose 30 day terms over fines. A Sunday motorcade visits 13 students. NAACP Rock Hill branch Congress of Racial Equality Human Rights Committee and Friendship Students Civic Club plan events for NAACP anniversary.
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Rock Hill
S.C
W. S. Rhodes
Good's Drug Store
Woolworth's
MecCrory’s
York County
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
NAACP
Congress of Racial Equality
The
Human Rights Committee
Friendship Students Civic Club
Friendship Junior College
Katanga denies faking Lumumba escape claims
Katanga officials deny fabricating Lumumba escape to justify his death. A car found near Mutshatsa, used by Lumumba and two associates, is cited as the escape vehicle. Western observers fear either civil war or intensified violence if Lumumba is dead or alive.
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Elisabethville, the Congo
Katanga
Patrice Lumumba
Lumumba
Mutshatsa
Elisabethville
Congo
Kasaji
Oriental
Kivu
Goldberg pushes plan for permanent unemployment benefits
Secretary of Labor Arthur J. Goldberg urges a permanent expansion of unemployment compensation beyond the 1.2 billion idle aid package. He says benefits must be upgraded and federal legislation may boost state fixed levels. In Michigan he meets Gov Swainson Walter Reuther and auto industry leaders amid idle plants and a million cars held by dealers.
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Detroit
Arthur J. Goldberg
Kennedy
Goldberg
John B. Swainson
Michigan
Walter Reuther
Auto Workers Union
Arthur Goldberg
Lansing
Goldber
Cap Wirepaoto
Kennedy Prodded On Ireland Unification by Dirksen
Senator Dirksen urged President Kennedy to act on unification of Northern Ireland with the Republic of Ireland. He introduced a resolution seeking Senate support and suggested Kennedy use his White House influence to advance the cause.
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Washington
Kennedy
Ireland
Senate
White House
Everett M. Dirksen
R-Nl
The
Northern Ireland
Republic of Ireland
Dirksen
Land grants reveal early North Carolina history
North Carolina land transactions are explored through old grants held by collector H J Stepp of High Point. Braxton Younts writes about this history for The Enterprise tomorrow as part of a special section. An Exchange feature highlights High Point residents supporting the Winston-Salem eye bank.
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North Carolina
H. J. Stepp
High Point
Braxton Younts
North Carolina Eye Bank
Winston-Salem
Enterprise Tomorrow
the Merchants Assn
Dick Paul
Enterprise
North Carolina Assembly Opens on Reapportionment
As the 1961 General Assembly opens in Raleigh, money and reapportionment dominate discourse. Gov. Sanford backs Hodges budget plans with a $1.5 billion proposal and a $51 million school boost, while leaders name Appropriations and Finance chairs and begin budget debates. Ed Kemp moves for immediate House reapportionment and a prompt congressional redistricting study.
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Raleigh
General Assembly
Sanford
Luther Hodges
Advisory Budget Commission
Joint Legislative Committees
House
Joe Hunt Jr
Senate
H. Cloyd Philpott
Thomas Woodard
Wilson
James G. Sukeleather
Buncombe
Appropriations Committee
Rep
J. Shelton Wicker
Lee
Thomas J. White
Lenoir
Finance Committee
Thad
Halifax
Guilford
Ed Kemp
Kennedy Family Spreads Out After Inauguration
Members of the Kennedy clan disperse after John F. Kennedy's inauguration. Vacations take them from Palm Beach to Zurich and Klosters in Switzerland while Robert Kennedy remains in Washington as attorney general. Ted Kennedy takes a Suffolk County ADA post as a potential political stepping stone.
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Washington
Kennedy
John F. Kennedy
The
United States
Kennedys
Switzerland
Palm Beach
Joseph P. Kennedy
Oceanside
Fla
Klosters
Patricia Kennedy Lawford
Jean Kennedy Stephen
Lawfords
Smith
California
Smiths
Robert F. Kennedy
Kennedy Brothers
Edward
Ted) Kennedy
Suffolk County
Boston
Kennedy to relax at Glen Ora weekend retreat in Virginia
President Kennedy leaves Washington for a weekend at Glen Ora a French style estate in Loudoun County Virginia joined by Jacqueline and Caroline while John Jr stays at the White House. A rare getaway marks his first trip away from the capital since January.
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Barry Schweid
Washington
Kennedy
Virginia
Glen Ora
White House
Loudoun County
Hunt Country
Caroline
Marine Corps
Middleburg
Gettysburg
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Red Fox Tavern
Colonial Inn
Cops Arrest Parents Of Dead Girl In Virginia Case
Authorities identified 8 year old Carol Ann Dudley found in woods near Lawrenceville Virginia. Her parents Kenneth and Irene Dudley were detained in North Carolina after admitting the body was placed in the woods following the girl’s death in their car. No charges yet and the cause of death is undetermined. The couple were itinerant carnival workers with a second child, Christene, age two.
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Lawrenceville
Virginia
North Carolina
W. E. Hill
Brunswick County
Carol Ann Dudley
Hill
Kenneth Edwin Dudley
Irene Adele Dudley
Paxville
D.C
Dudleys
Richmond
Christene
British Motorists Resist U S Style Parking Ticket
London motorists oppose American style tickets attached to cars. Wardens issue about 200 tickets weekly, but thousands await magistrates court hearings as many cases are delayed and many fines are reduced or dismissed.
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U.S
London
Parker
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Oldham
Lancashire
Gineer
Pasengers
Corporation
Ganey
U. S
By Adrian Porter
Norman Walker
Reuther
Auto Union
Sunday Enterprise
Hodges
Mecklenburg
Cumberland
Alamance
Onslow
Pitt
Cabarrus
Johnston
Pierre Salinger
Jeannette Rudellat
U. S. Information Agency
Salinger
Automobile Association
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