Thant Delays Cyprus Debate as Talks Continue
United Nations secretary-general Thant won a delay in the Security Council Cyprus debate until Monday while he pursues his plan for a peace force and mediator. Private negotiations feature a linked international force and council committee led by Thant, with Britain and the United States pressing treaty references and Greek Cypriots seeking to end Turkish veto power. Sporadic shooting persists as British troops enforce a cease fire ahead of the envisaged force.
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William N. Oatis
United Nations
N.Y
A .Thant
U.N. Security Council
Cyprus
Council
I —Fhant
Thant
Security Council
Britain
Greece
Turkey
United States
Attorneys Resume Final Arguments In Watts Self Case
Defense and state lawyers near completion of closing arguments in the second degree murder case of Mrs Lilian Dean Watts Self regarding her husband Bills death at their home trailer on Aug 10 1983. Dr D E MacDonald testified she lacked mental capacity to know right from wrong and the act’s timing isn’t a signpost of history.
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Charlotte
N.C
Lilian Dean Watts Self
D. E. MacDonald
Charlotte Menta Health Clinic
Plan to raise capitalization in Serv-A context hints at testy hearing
Testimony notes a March 1952 plan to lift capitalization from 1.9 to 3.5 million. Black is shown as a keen gaming partner of Kerry after Baker introduced him to the senator. Black figures in Serv-A Corp. scrutiny with Baker as major but unlisted stockholders. Special counsel McLendon subpoenas Carole Tyler to testify next Wednesday as Baker vows to refuse questions, invoking the Fifth Amendment.
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Black
Kerry
Baker
Serv-A Corp
L.P. McLendon
Rules Committee
Silent Star Mae Murray Identified in St Louis Shelter
AP reports silent film star Mae Murray, born May 7, 1898 and once famed as the "girl with the bestung lips," is staying in a Salvation Army shelter in St Louis after police found her wandering West St. Louis. Salvation Army will cover passage back to Los Angeles, but she wishes to continue toward New York with a ticket in her purse.
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Salvation, ‘Army
Mae Murray
Salvation Army
St. .Louis
West St. Louis
Los Angeles
New York
Fred Major
Major
Miss Murray
29 Cuban Fishermen Reach Home
Twenty nine Cubans freed after 15 days in jail for fishing legally in Florida waters reached Havana aboard four Cuban trawlers. Fidel Castro greeted them at the dock as victims of an illegal act. They left Key West after captains paid fines of 500 dollars each. Two Coast Guard cutters accompanied the voyage. One vessel had engine trouble and was towed in by the fourth ship. An American airman, Richard Wright, returned to Miami after being forced at gunpoint to fly to Havana. Another airman, Trevor Burns, was rescued after his plane ran out of fuel. he was landed near Cayo Diego and later taken to Cienfuegos.
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Miami
Havana
State Department
Washington
Richard Wright
Trevor Bruce Burns
Syracuse
N.Y
Montego Bay
Jamaica
Grand Cayman
Burns
Cayon Diego
Cienfuegos
Construction Contract Awarded for 168000-Square-Foot Factory
Clark Controller Co of Cleveland awarded the contract to Daniel Construction Co of Greenville to build a 168000 square foot factory near Lancaster three miles west on Highway 9. The brick and steel plant near occupancy July 1 with work starting before March 1. Clark, a subsidiary of A O Smith Corp of Milwaukee, will manufacture motor starters relays and push buttons, employing about 300 workers.
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S&c
Clark Controller Co
Cleveland
Danel Construction Co
Greenville
Highway 9
Clark Firm
A. O. Smith Corp
Milwaukee
Wis
Star Actress in The Merry Widow Blockbuster and Bankruptcy Filing
The actress achieved success opposite Jack Gilbert in the 1925 film The Merry Widow earning as much as ten thousand dollars weekly. In 1846 she filed a New York bankruptcy petition listing assets of one thousand dollars and liabilities of five thousand four hundred forty six.
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Jack Gillbert
New York
Zone Ordinance To Be Unchanged In City Plan
City Council today decided not to act on a proposal to alter building location rules within 30 feet of street center lines in specified districts. Hayworth Roll and Panel Co sought permission to build at W Green Drive and Grimes Avenue, a plan that would breach the current ordinance. Jim Burnley represented the Hayworth company and outlined plans for the proposed structure.
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Grimes Avenue
Jim Burnley
Hayworth Company
Arnold Koonce
Special and Planning Committee
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Police Department
JH. Gilderton, Inc
Council
Guilford County
Murray Street
Brooks Avenue
Tudor Place
C. H. Frye
Iw. G. Bundy
Surrett Drive
W.fairfield Road
Ragan Jr
Williard iHeirs
Herbert Place
Little and
Brockett Ave
Jury reads rival papers in Monroe race riot case
The Monroe jury in the 1961 race riot kidnapping case reviewed articles from Charlotte Winston-Salem and Monroe papers, with all saying no prejudice. The panel included six men and six women, all white, and defense moves to quash indictments were denied. Defendants include Willie Mae Mallorz Crowder Reape Lowry and Robert Williams with Williams fleeing to Cuba.
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Monroe Enquirer
Brock
William Kunstler
New York City
Charlotte
Winston-Salem
Monroe
Waller
Hoffner
Cleveland
Ohio
Richard Scupi
Washington
G. Bruce Stegall
Marshville
Willie Mae Mallorz
J Macon
Richard Crowder
Harold Reape
King Paul Undergoes Operation
King Paul of Greece underwent an emergency stomach ulcer operation at the Royal Palace. The medical bulletin said the operation was successful and that the king is all right now. Constant ine, 23, was named regent in the king's absence, to perform royal duties until recovery.
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Paul
Greece
Royal
N. Tsamboulas
Tatoi
Hue
Constantine
Neoeogl
Frye
Bundy Desire
Frederika
Prin
Cess Ustice
Dinances
Taylor M. Simpson
N. Centennial Street
Mint Avenue
J. Robert Connor
Ingram and
Elder Roads
Floyd Mehan
Human Relations Commission
Lions Will Have Cabinet Meeting in Greensboro
Lions District 31-D representatives will hold their annual cabinet meeting in Greensboro on Sunday. District Governor William Joyce of Madison will preside as reports on activities and projects are heard. The district covers about 40 clubs across Rockingham Guilford Randolph Stokes Forsyth Surry Yadkin and Davie counties.
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N.C
Lions Clubs
Lions Tnternational
William Joyce
Madison
Rockingham
Guilford
Randolph
Stokes
Forsyth
Surry
Yadkin
Davie
Chou En-lai in Pakistan Draws Mixed Welcome
Chinese premier Chou En-lai tours Rawalpindi and Karachi amid a restrained, then jubilant reception as Pakistan demonstrates cautious enthusiasm for Beijing’s influence. Observers note his frail appearance and formal guards while officials stress Pakistan's independent path and alignment with both powers.
Nations Debate to Meet Chinese Leader and Chen-yi
Nations weigh talks with the Chinese leader and his traveling companion Foreign Minister Chen-yi as diplomatic discussions unfold. The head of state and Chen-yi are under consideration for potential meetings to advance foreign policy and regional cooperation.
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Chen-yi
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