Winston-Salem Consolidation 50th Anniversary
The 50th anniversary of Winston and Salem merging into one city marks a historic milestone. Opposition from leaders in both communities highlighted fears of losing Salem’s Moravian heritage and Salem residents’ identity while Winston side feared consolidation would swallow Salem’s character.
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Kennedy Faces Domestic Strains and Foreign Policy Doubts
Kennedy weighs a second term while facing labor unrest and automation pressures. He resists cabinet reshuffles, doubts Nixon as main foe, and eyes Cuba and de Gaulle, seeking cautious progress with Khrushchev. The union’s state improves modestly though long-term perils persist amid global shifts. Col J L Ludlow spoke at a Winston Board of Trade meeting.
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Richard M. Nixon
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Fidel Castro
Charles de Gaulle
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Khrushchev
Strike Is Far From Settled in Dock Dispute
New York AP reports negotiators met to settle a nationwide dock strike that has tied up ports from Maine to Texas. AFL CIO and International Longshoremen's Association reps and the New York Shipbuilding Association faced contract gaps with Secretary of Labor Willard Wirtz mediating. A recent vote showed mixed signals as talks paused, with 60,000 workers affected and 200 citizens urged to circulate petitions.
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Maine
Texas
AFL-CIO/International Longshoremen’s
W. Willard Reason
Wirtz
Salem
Winston
Atlantic
Gulf
Peti- Sinning Association
Electtronic
Fe Norte
UN column advance slowed by Indian infantry in Kitwe clash
Dispatch from Kitwe Northern Rhodesia reports heavy fighting as U N backed column composed mainly of Indian troops engages near Elisabethville. Tshombe gendarmerie white soldiers believed to form most of attacking force. Industry and union open to panel study on work gang sizes, with wage talks ongoing. Prestrike base wage was $3.02 hourly.
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Tshombe calls for cease-fire and safe passage in Congo
Katanga secessionist leader Tshombe demands a cease-fire on the Elisabethville to Kolwezi road and guarantees for his safety and freedom of movement. He seeks escort by American, British and French consuls while returning to Elisabethville. UN Secretary-General Thant warns intervention limits and guards against reorganization of Katangan forces. Premier Kasavubu suspends Parliament for a vacation, amid UN pressure.
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Congo
Security Council
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Cyrille Adoula
Central Congo
Joseph Kasavubu
Wareh
Woman held for deaths of two children in North Carolina
In Goldsboro North Carolina an Air Force sergeant's wife Hazel J Whittington 27 shot and killed her two small children in their trailer home then wounded herself and fled Her husband Ronald 30 stationed at nearby Seymour Johnson Air Force Base was not harmed The woman later surrendered and was jailed for murder authorities said she went blank before the shootings and was committed for observation after hospital treatment and a court hearing
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Red troops parade in Saigon as Viet Cong traps slow landings
From Page 1 A U S helicopters lifted five hundred troops while over 1 200 paratroopers dropped as about 85 aircraft including fighters bombers helicopters and transports operated in the action The Viet Cong set up booby traps hindering helicopter landings But the display included Soviet built tanks rocket launchers antitank artillery and other heavy weapons along with military units from infantry to militia Castro watched the parade and Cuban leaders issued messages of support from Havana amid crowds and mass rallies.
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GOP Hopefuls Are Inaugurated In 1964 Races
The Associated Press notes governors sworn in on New Year’s Day include Nelson A. Rockefeller beginning his New York term and George W. Romney starting his first term as Michigan governor. Rockefeller calls for fiscal integrity while Romney pledges focus on job creation and national security. Rhode Island’s John H. Chafee, 40, aims to boost industrial growth, and New Mexico’s Jack M. Campbell, 46, vows to merit public trust in his first term.
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Nelson A. Rockefeller
New York
George W. Romney
Michigan
Romney
Rockefeller
Rhode Island
John H. Chafee
New Mexico
Jack M. Campbell
Whisky Fuss Blamed For Two Deaths
In Portsmouth a money dispute over whisky preceded a murder suicide. Eddie Randolph Creekmore, 56, shot his wife Elizabeth, 41, in the head with a shotgun and then killed himself. Three Creekmore children witnessed the argument.
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Eddie Randolph Creekmore
Elizabeth
Ansel Lipman
Creekmore
One Airplane Is Missing
SANTA ROSA California AP Charles T Jensen could not locate his 13000 pound Navy World War 1 torpedo bomber stored in a hangar at the Santa Rosa Naval Air Station. Jensen, a Sacramento airport owner, had hidden the plane last May and planned repairs. Sonoma County Sheriff's deputies said the aircraft may have been repaired and flown away or broken up and hauled off.
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Sacramento
Sonoma County
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