Former Airman Charged As Spy
Robert Glenn Thompson, 29, a former Air Force serviceman, faces possible death for allegedly selling military secrets to the Soviet Union with three Russians. The indictment covers information on U S military installations missile sites code books and agent identities with 13 overt acts in Berlin Long Island New York Detroit Washington and Great Falls Montana. Thompson was released on 15000 bail and his German-born wife Eveline testified she believes his innocence.
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Moore inaugurated as 61st North Carolina governor
Dan Moore becomes the 61st governor of North Carolina in Raleigh at Memorial Auditorium with Lt. Gov. Scott and Council of State members sworn in. He pledges a cautious yet bold program, calls for widespread development, education reform, traffic safety, and close cooperation with state officials and the president in the fight against communism.
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Associated Press
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Wade Bruton
Edwin Gill
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Thad Eure
Henry Bridges
James Graham
Fayetteville Street
Reynolds Coliseum
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New Governor Feels Fine On Sunshiny Day
Gov elect Dan Moore expressed confidence on a bright inauguration day after attending Edenton Street Methodist Church. He described feeling well, noted the favorable weather, and joined his family for breakfast in his hotel room before the inauguration.
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Sanford Steps Down After North Carolina Progress
Four years after becoming the 60th NC governor Terry Sanford transfers power to Dan Moore. He set goals to move NC into the mainstream with plans for a $100 million education budget, a state-wide community college system, pilot education programs, and the Good Neighbor Council to ease race relations. He faced a setback when a $61.5 million bond issue failed and Moore defeated him in the runoff.
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Associated Press
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North Carolina
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Star of India gem recovered in New York case
Detectives returned the Star of India sapphire to New York from a Miami depot. Allan Dale Kuhn, part of the theft ring that robbed the American Museum of Natural History on October 30, traded gems for lighter sentences. Authorities declined to disclose how many gems were recovered.
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Star of India
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American Museum For Natural History
Manhattan
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Miami
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Nadjari
Ten Nabbed After Blast At Abbeyleix Mansion
Police chased and caught ten men after an explosion damaged Princess Margaret’s holiday mansion in Abbeyleix Ireland. A gasoline bomb sparked a power blackout. authorities believe a 16-man IRA group fled, with seven captured 20 miles away. No injuries reported.
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Abbeyleix
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Abbeyleix House
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Lord Snowdon
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Irish Republican Army
Indonesia Leaves U.N. Heralds Threat to Malaysia
At the United Nations President Sukarno announced Indonesia has walked out, fueling fears of a full military strike on Malaysia. A Malaysia letter reports infiltrators on the peninsula and vows to crush the federation before next year.
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Indonesia
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Man Under Death Threat Gets Trial
Leroy Dunlap, who lived 44 years under the threat of a death sentence, was granted a new trial in Akron. Convicted of first degree murder in 1920, he escaped during his holdup trial and was at large, later serving in the armed forces under an alias, until his arrest last fall. Judge Stephen C. Colopy cited faded witness availability and stenographic notes as key factors in granting the motion.
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In House Ways and Means Backs Health Care Plan
The AP survey shows 15 of 25 committee members favor sending the administration health care bill to the House for a vote, with action expected within 60 days. Chairman Mills aims for a March vote on a plan tied to Social Security, amid a reconstituted panel shift and increased support for aged care proposals.
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Associated Press
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D-Ark
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Congress
Bob Scott Keeps All His Cows in Goldsboro Event
Lt Gov Bob Scott faced a potential sell off of four cows to fund formal clothes for a Thursday night event but attended in white tie tails and top hat claiming he secured the outfits for 11 dollars. The remark highlighted financial strains during a civic function in Goldsboro North Carolina.
Cut Your Own Taxes By RAY DE CRANE
Senior citizens gain tax relief from new law with full deduction for medicines hospital expenses and fees for those 65 and older. The retirement income credit is liberalized reducing tax for aged taxpayers meeting earned income tests.
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