Research Triangle gets 1.5 million for institute and park
North Carolina business and industry contribute about 1.5 million dollars to develop a research triangle institute and a 4,000 acre park between Raleigh Sham and Chapel Hill. Governor Hodges and Robert M. Hanes announce plans to create an industrial research campus with ECSCO facilities and park control by a non profit foundation.
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Raleigh
North Carolina Business and Industry
Raleigh, Sham
Chapel Hill
Gov. Hodges
Robert M. Hanes
Winston-Salem
Research Triangle Foundation
Research Triangle Institute
Triangle
New York
Karl Robbins
Hanes
ECSCO
Research Triangle
Duke, University
University of St. Carolina
North Carolina State College
Hodges
North Carolina
Durham
Bob Hanes
Archie Davis
Watts Hill Sr
Amnest y Expected in France as De Gaulle Forms Cabinet
Familiar faces fill new French posts under De Gaulle as amnesty for Algerian prisoners is considered. Debre returns as premier with a cabinet largely drawn from De Gaulle’s team. Pflimlin exits, Lecourt joins as minister of state, Berthoin replaces Pelletier as interior minister, and a Sahara development focus appears in the new administration.
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Fifth Republic
de Gaulle
Algeria
Michel Debre
Debre
National Assembly
France
de Gaule
Pierre Pflimlin
Pflimlin
Robert Lecourt
Onl
Catholic Popular Movement
Emile Pelletier
Jean Berthoin
Ree Dae Anata
Bob Mier
Sahara
Teamster Hearing Delayed Over Monitors and Union Convention
U S Dist Judge F Dickinson Letts postponed a hearing on broadened powers for court-appointed monitors to clean up the Teamsters Union. The delay follows a Court of Appeals action seeking a new convention, officer elections, and removal of monitors. Edward Bennett Williams disavowed Teamster ties and said he will join the appeal, which was filed by John Cunningham of New York and Anthony Distinti, president of Local 277, a former foe of New York rank and file members.
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Washington
U .S. Dist
F. Dickinson Letts
Teamsters Union
U.S. Court of Appeals
Edward Bennett Williams
Teamsters
Court of Appeals
Martin F
John Cunningham
New York
Anthony Distinti
Distinti
New York Teamsters
Rank-And-File
Senate Rejects Anti-Filibuster Proposal In 60 36 Vote
The Senate rejected a civil rights backed proposal to curb filibusters in a 60 to 36 roll call. The defeat marks the first major test of strength in the new Senate session as Democratic and Republican leaders support a Johnson compromise offer.
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Washington
Senate
Lyndon B. Johnson
D-Tex
Johnson
Anderson
Snow and ice slow North Carolina traffic and close schools
A snow bearing low moved off the North Carolina coast leaving ice and wet snow in its wake. Hazardous conditions prompted school closings in Wake Durham Surry Alleghany Alamance and Rockingham counties. No fatalities reported and highway crews cleared major roads through the night as temperatures dip tonight to 15 to 25 degrees.
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Associated Press
North Carolina
Durham
Surry
Alleghany
Alamance
Rockingham
State Highway Patrol
W. H. Rogers
State Highway Department
U.S. Weather Bureau
Raleigh-Durham
Arkansas
Tennessee
Tar Heel
Weather Bureau
Dam Break Devastates Spanish Village of Rivadelago
In Zamora Spain a dam break on Lake Sanabria unleashed a flood that washed through Rivadelago killing most residents. About 200 of 500 inhabitants were believed alive as rescuers entered ruins twelve hours after the catastrophe. Engineers say 230 million cubic feet of water poured down a 1700 foot drop.
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Zamora
Spain
Sanabria
Rivadelago
Riva Delaga
Monacabril Hy
Droelectric Co
Soviets Expected To Send Man On Successful Rocket Flight
The Rand Corp forecast the Soviet Union will likely attempt a manned orbital flight soon, with American and Soviet rocket capabilities advancing. Rand predicts hundreds of satellites could be launched by Toscbtts teams, while space weapons and glide rockets offer efficiency. GE expert Glen Bieging cites Mars and Venus windows for potential missile shots early in the year.
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Washington
Soviet Union
House Space Committee
United States
Rand Corp
Air Force
Rand
House Committee
General Electric Co
Glen P. Bieging
Manious
Mars
Venus
Havana Welcomes Castro After Tumultuous Return
Tens of thousands greeted Fidel Castro in Havana as he arrived at Camp Columbia and the presidential palace. He warned of armed enemies and urged national unity to pursue freedoms and prosperity, promising ongoing vigilance against terrorism and gangsterism.
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Fidel Castro
Cuba
Camp Columbia
Havana
Fulgencio Atista
Castro
Ike Signals Need for Strong Flexible Forces
President Eisenhower warned Congress that the United States must maintain powerful flexible military forces to meet Red aggression in any war. He cited the Soviet Berlin pledge as proof Communists treat agreements as scraps of paper and urged continued pursuit of peace through stronger international bodies like the United Nations. He said the Geneva talks with Britain and the Soviet Union aim to ban nuclear tests with self enforcing mechanisms.
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Washington
Eisenhower
United States
Congress
Soviet Union
Berlin
United Nations
Britain
Geneva
Uncle Sam Plans 3.25 Billion Dollar Bond Offer
The Treasury will auction 750 million dollars of 4 percent two year bonds at 99 price yielding about 4.07 percent and 2.5 billion dollars of notes at 3 percent yielding about 3.45 percent. Total financing rises by about 1.0 billion due to farm price support outlays. Bonds mature February 19, 1980 and notes dated January 21 mature May 15, 1960. Orders open next Monday and Tuesday.
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Washington
Uncle Sam
Treasury
Eisenhower Urges Budget Discipline and Tax Relief
President Eisenhower outlines a 77 billion dollar budget and calls for tax relief in the foreseeable future. He presses Congress to curb waste, back civil rights legislation, fight corruption in labor management, amend the 1946 employment law, and push new farm policy while maintaining military strength and economic growth. He vows a Cabinet panel on price stability as part of the plan.
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Washington
Eisenhower
New Congress
America
Senate
House
Congress
John L. McClellan
D-Ark
New Year Resolutions and Moral Guidance 1959
The column urges readers to review moral and spiritual gains and losses from the past year and renew resolves for 1959. It cautions against returning to old habits and stresses seeking guidance to improve integrity and self-control in the year ahead.
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R. L. Dieffenbacher
NEA
Ose Eeee
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