Princes Expected To Meet Once More In Geneva Talks
U S and other sources say Premier Boun Oum may accept an invitation to meet with Laos princes in Geneva. Cabinet delays loom over leave approval while King Savang Vathana may block travel. The Geneva conference seeks a neutral coalition in Laos and warns of renewed fighting if talks fail.
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Rene-Georges Magaki
Vientiane
Laos
U.S
Boun Oum
Geneva
Southeast Asia
Bouavan Norasing
Luang Prabang
Savang Vathana
Britain
Soviet Union
Cochairmen
Souvanna Phouma
Souphanouvong
United States
International Control Commission
Louisburg College starts 900000 fund drive after 175th birthday
Louisburg College launched a capital campaign to raise 900000 for new women’s dormitory library science build fine arts space and cafeteria remodeling into an administration hall. President Cecil W. Robbins and Methodist Bishop Paul N. Garber spoke at ceremonies marking the anniversary with alumni and ministers attending despite rain.
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Louisburg
N. C
Louisburg College
Cecil W. Robbins
Robbins
Paul N. Garber
Richmond
Clarence B. Bass
Dominican Economic Aid Pushes Toward Stability
Teodoro Moscoso arrives in the Dominican Republic with an AID team to aid economic stability and democratic progress, four days after Washington Santo Domingo ties were resumed. He meets President Balaguer as trade deficits and unemployment loom. Three air force officers threaten to resign over the armed forces chief, accusing him of perpetuating Trujillo’s autocratic regime.
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Santo Domingo
Dominican Republic
Alliance For Progress Program
Washington
Trujillo
Organization of American States
Moscoso
Joaquin Balaguer
State Council
Republic
Air Force
Armed Forces
Pedro Rodriguez Echavarria
Rafael L. Trujillo
Cars, Knives, Guns Cause N.C. Deaths
North Carolina’s weekend toll of violent deaths reached at least 16 with multiple cases across the state. Notable incidents include a deadly car crash near Asheville, a Hamlet shooting, a divorce dispute that ended in a shotgun wound and suicide, a fatal stabbing over a dollar, and a Henderson County exposure death. Motorcycle and vehicle fatalities list several young victims across cities from Hamlet to Raleigh and beyond.
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Associated Press
North Carolina
Donald Wayne Scruggs
Hyattsville
Harold Dean Scruggs
Rt. 3
Asheville
N. C
U. S. 74
Ed Liles
James McNeill
Charlie Ivan Long
Southport
James Franklin Talley
Rt. 2
Rockwell
Harry Frank Baxter
Concord
Connie Hays
Raleigh
Patsy G. Warren
Selma
Denise McGuire
Rt. 5
Lenoir
Bruce Ray Greeson
Rt. 1
Burlington
Ray Price
Bessemer City
Kennedy and Clay Reach Agreement on Berlin Crisis Handling
President Kennedy and General Lucius Clay said they fully agree on how to handle any future Berlin crisis after a White House review. Clay, Kennedy’s West Berlin representative, met with Secretary of State Rusk and approved the statement outlining unity and policy for upcoming months.
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Kennedy
Gen. Clay
Berlin
Washington
Lucius D. Clay
Clay
West Berlin
White House
Dean Rusk
U.S
Albert Watson II
Rusk
Pierre Salinger
Germany
Salinger
John A. McCone
Central Intelligence Agency
Ludwig Erhard
Erhard
MBS
Stormy Cattle Drive Aids Wheat Passage To Sale
Don Hight drives 1,800 Herefords 65 miles to Winner South Dakota for a cattle auction. A snowstorm delayed trucks but provided winter wheat cover and hay, helping reduce shrinkage. He expects about 360,000 dollars from the sale, with 2,000 dollars saved by trail driving. Hight operates a 16,000 acre Westover ranch near White River.
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Winner
S.D
Don Hight
Hight
Westover
White River
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