Greensboro ice skating teacher stabbed seriously
Penny Moore a 21 year old Greensboro ice skating instructor was found stabbed seriously in her Charlotte apartment after an all night party The assailant fled as a party member returned around 5 am Drolet a Charlotte Checkers hockey player and two others were at the scene Moore underwent surgery for three chest wounds and one in the abdomen and was reported in satisfactory condition The investigation centered on an unidentified man who entered the apartment during a moment of solitude and attacked her before Drolet returned
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Charlotte
N.C
Penny Moore
Greensboro
Robert Hinson
Hinson
Miss Moore
Woman's College
Coliseum
Andre Drolet
Quebec City
Canada
Drolet
Cargo Ship Catalina S Drifting In Gulf With No Power
A general cargo ship Catalina S reported drifting helpless in the Gulf of Mexico and then its radio failed. A Coast Guard plane located it 150 miles west of St. Petersburg Florida with the Irish Ash en route to assist. The 2407 ton Panamanian vessel had no disclosed destination.
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New Orleans
Gulf of Mexico
Coast Guard
St.Petersburg
Fla
License Tags On Sale In North Carolina
The 1962 auto license tags went on sale today at the Motor Vehicles Department in Raleigh and outlets statewide. Early sales here were fairly brisk with no long lines typical of opening day.
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Raleigh
Motor Vehicles Department
U S Envoy Thompson Begins Berlin Talks With Gromyko
U S Ambassador Llewellyn Thompson and Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko met for 24 hours in Moscow as a first step toward a new Berlin negotiation, with Thompson planning to brief British and other officials and Kennedy aiming to test Soviet positions for potential formal talks.
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Moscow
U. S
Llewellyn Thompson
Andrei A. Gromyko
Berlin
Gromyko
Thompson
Kempton Jenkins
Ivan I. Ilyichev
East Germany
Kennedy
Harold Macmillan
U.S
Britain
United States
Frank Roberts
Kennedy eyes executive tax powers to ease inflation or recession
The Kennedy administration weighs giving the President authority to raise or cut income tax rates for a limited time and with Congressional veto. Officials say the move would backstop lagging tax legislation as Congress often delays, while authorities set thresholds to trigger rate changes.
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Washington
Congress
Kennedy
White House
Treasury Department
President’s Council of Economic Advisers
Revolt Quelled as Rebel Ringleaders Hunted in Portugal
In Beja Portugal authorities hunted Manuel Serra and other leaders after a three hour battle aimed at seizing a military barracks under Premier Salazar. Captives and casualties were reported including Lt. Col. Jaime Filipe da Fonseca and the death of the rebel ringleader.
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Beja
Portugal
Antonio Salazar
Joao Maria Paulo Varela Gomes
Manuel Serra
Gomes
Jaime Filipe da Fonseca
Lisbon
Winston Man Held In Killings Ten Years Ago
A 26 year old laborer Robert Hall was charged with killing taxi driver Floyd Emory Cline and salesman Horace Talbot Jr ten years ago. Hall confessed both shootings to Winston Salem police chief Jim Waller and sheriff Ernie Shore. He is jailed without bond.
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Winston-Salem
Jim Waller
Robert Hall
Hall
Floyd Emory Cline
Horace Greely
Talbot Jr
Waller
Ernie G. Shore
Dutch Drop Conditions For New Guinea Talks
The Netherlands signaled willingness to discuss West New Guinea with Indonesia without preconditions on Papuan self determination. Prime Minister de Quay announced in The Hague that negotiations may proceed, despite Indonesia's claims and Sukarno's declaration of West New Guinea as Indonesia’s province.
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Nel Slis
Hague
Netherlands
West New Guinea
Indonesia
Jan de Quay
Holland
East Indies
de Quay
New Guinea
Subandrio
Dutch New Guinea
Labor Party
West Irian
Abdul Haris Nasution
North Carolina braces for warmer temp as snow clears
The Associated Press reports a high pressure system will bring warmer weather to North Carolina on Wednesday, easing highway snow and closing slush. Roads in the mountains are open, with U.S. 441 passable into Tennessee. Temperatures dip to near 20s in the mountains and low 30s along the coast tonight, with most schools resuming Wednesday after snow delays.
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Associated Press
State Highway Patrol
U.S. 441
Smokies
Tennessee
Dominicans Promise Freedom and Seek Nonpolitical Army
Rafael Donnelly, named to head the new Domin ican Council of State, pledged freedom of assembly and discussion and warned the armed forces against interfering with the anti-Trujillo government. The seven member council will hold all powers until an elected government is installed in 1963. The military should limit itself to defense and order while respecting citizens' rights.
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Sukarno
Biak
Hollandia
Celebes
Navy
Yugoslavia
Poland
Indonesia
Moscow
United States
U.S
Robert Berrellez
Santo Domingo
Dominican Republic
Rafael Donnelly
Dominican Council of State
anti-Trujillo
Donnelly
Joaquin Balaguer
Sevenman Council
Iman
Pedro Rodriguez Echavarria
Red China Adopts Pro-War Revolutions Stance 1962
Red China vowed support for wars and revolutions to free oppressed nations in its 1962 launch. In Red Flag it criticized President Kennedy’s UN speech claiming colonialism is fading. The piece denounced Yugoslavia’s Tito group for opposing armed struggles and aiding imperialism.
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Tokyo
Red China
Red Flag
Kennedy
United Nations
Asia
Africa
South America
U. S
Tito
Tito Group
Yugoslavia
National Liberation Movement
Montreal Prisoners Riot Ties Up Bordeaux Jail
About 400 inmates rioted for four hours at Bordeaux jail in Montreal after a New Year’s roast. a block of pretrial detainees joined the uprising. Lt. Col. Leon Lambert said the disturbance continued as prisoners were confined in two unheated, waterlogged wings. Three prisoners and a fireman were injured.
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Montreal
Bordeaux
Leon Lambert
Lambert
Rep. John J. Riley, South Carolina Congressman, Dies
Myrtle Beach AP John J. Riley a veteran South Carolina congressman representing the Second District died of a heart attack at his Surfside beach cottage. He was 66 born in Orangeburg and had earlier served in World War I and held civic roles in Sumter. Surviving are his wife Corrine and two children. Funeral services set for Thursday in Sumter with burial at Sumter Cemetery.
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John J. Riley
South Carolina
Surfside
Here
Riley
Sumter
H. P. Fulmer
Orangeburg
Hugo S. Sims Jr
Wofford College
Spartanburg
U.S. Navy
Wofford College Alumni Association
New Year holiday traffic toll tops 300 deaths
The final New Year holiday toll rose to 335 traffic fatalities by midnight Monday, with 83 fire deaths and 59 miscellaneous deaths. The total toll for traffic fires and miscellaneous incidents reached 477, surpassing preholiday estimates and historic three day records.
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National Safety Council
Associated Press
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Jamestown
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Gulf
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Salazar
Winston Man
Sukarno Monday
Piedmont North Carolina
High Point
Joe Rawley
N. C
Weather Bureau
Asheville
Wilmington
Rep. Riley
S.C
Myrtle Beach, S.C
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