Fishermen Missing After Skiff Found on New River
Two Seashore Transportation Co. drivers Horace Arnette and Wesley Scott, both 30 from Jacksonville, remain missing after their overturned skiff frozen in ice was located 150 yards offshore at Town Point near Camp Lejeune. Marines searched nearby woods as frigid weather persisted with lows near 12 degrees.
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Jacksonville
N.C
New River
Horace E. Arnette
Wesley W. Scott
Seashore Transportion Co
Arnette
A. C. Arnette
Town Point
Navy P2V Neptune Plane Missing With 12 Crew
An American Navy P2V Neptune with 12 crew aboard is overdue after a patrol over the Greenland Icecap. U S Navy and Air Force planes join Icelandic Coast Guard ships in an intensive search hampered by heavy weather. The aircraft departed Keflavik Iceland and was last seen on radar about 270 miles northwest of Keflavik near Greenland.
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Reykjavik
Iceland
Greenland
U.S. Navy
Air Force
Icelandic Coast Guard
Denmark Strait
Keflavik
JFK Conservative Says His Tailor By Martha Cole
Tailor Sam Harris reports President Kennedy adheres to a conservative, gentleman's suit style in dark colors. He notes Kennedy favors two button coats, dislikes overcoats, and has influence on men’s fashion. Harris has served Kennedy for 15 to 16 years with ongoing fittings since 1965.
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Martha Cole Washington
White House
Kennedy
Sam Harris
New York
Harris
Avalanche sweeps Ramahirca village in Peru disaster
Thundering avalanche killed and buried Ramahirca and Yanama in Huaylas Valley. Official counts range from 1,500 to several thousand with fewer than 100 bodies recovered. The debris, 45 feet deep, left little to rebuild amid vast mass graves in Ancash Province.
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Ranrahirca
Peru
Ranrahirea
Ancash
Cabinet Orders Gizenga Jailed in Congo Turmoil
The Congo government ordered the immediate arrest of Lumumbist leader Antoine Gizenga after a Stanleyville clash. The cabinet gave Stanleyville’s Army Commander authority to prevent Gizenga’s defiance and sought U.N. help to stop his possible escape. Gizenga, deputy prime minister, is protected by parliamentary immunity.
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Leopoldville
the Congo
Antoine Gizenga
Stanleyville
Victor One
U.N
Gizenga
Lundula
Cold Wave Halts Produce Damaging South Texas Florida Crops
Severe cold sweeps the South causing millions in losses to citrus and vegetable growers including $19 million in the lower Rio Grande Valley. Death toll climbs with a harsh winter storm blamed for over 150 deaths nationwide as storms threaten other regions.
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Associated Press
Texas
Florida
Deep South
Rio Grande Valley
Arizona
mid-Atlantic Coast
Weather Bureau
Corpus Christi
Ellis
Houston
Gainesville
Tampa
Jacksonville
Masked Men Rob Station in Burlington
Three masked men robbed a Burlington service station owner early today. Wilford Blackwell was forced to accompany the robbers several miles to Sedalia before being released. He reported the incident to Guilford County officers claiming a sizable sum was taken. The suspects wore black stockings over their faces.
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Burlington
N.C
Alfred Garner
Wilford Blackwell
Sedalia
Greensboro
U. S
Garner
Blackwell
Guilford County
Sign Scandal Probe Details Emerge In Raleigh
SBI may release a Monday report on its probe into ousted Highway Engineer Robert A. Burch and Raleigh businessman Kidd Brewer. Gov. Sanford linked Brewer donations to Duke scholarships with payments to Burch's son, while a Duke official said some funds went to the scholarship fund and grants to Robert F. Burch, not directly from Brewer.
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Raleigh
State Bureau of Investigation
Robert A. Burch
Kidd Brewer
Wade Bruton
Duke University
Brewer
Burch
Robert F. Burch
Duke
Young Burch
Sanford
Highway Department
Interstate Services, Inc
Rail Merger Draws Fire From 20 Railway Unions
AP reports the Pennsylvania and New York Central plan to merge into a 20,300 mile $5.4 billion system labeled an economic necessity. The move faces opposition from 20 railway unions citing job losses and industry risks, with potential pushback from Justice Department shippers and rival lines.
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NEW York
Pennsylvania
New York Central
Goliath
Congress
Pennsy
Central Boards
Central
Milton G. McInnes
Erie-Lackawanna Railroad
Central Pennsylvania
Northeast
Giant Named In Civil Suit Against School District
Arthur Summers, a Spokane student, sues Spokane School District 81 and the Children's Theater for 5095 alleging injuries from a collapsing giants prop during a Jack and the Beanstalk production. Summers, now at Washington State University, was at the foot of the beanstalk when it fell.
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Spokane, Wash
Spokane
Children's Theater
Arthur D. Summers
Summers
Washington State University
Comedian Kovacs Dies In Auto Crash In Los Angeles
Ernie Kovacs 42 died when his station wagon hit a utility pole on Santa Monica Boulevard West Los Angeles. He was reportedly returning home from a party honoring Mrs. Milton Berle. Kovacs wife Edie Adams and party guests included Billy Wilder Lucille Ball Gary Morton Yves Montand and more.
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Los Angeles
Ernie Kovacs
Kovacs
Milton Berle
Santa Monica Boulevard
Billy Wilder
Hollywood
Edie Adams
Coldwater Canyon
Berle
Miss Adams
Wilders
Dean Martins
Lucille Ball
Gary Morton
Yves Montand
High Point furniture market preps and printing industry profile
The Sunday Enterprise previews the winter furniture market opening in High Point and examines the market’s growing impact on the city. A special Braxton Younts report explores printing industry prominence in High Point. Also tomorrow a three part JFK series begins, asking how Kennedy has changed as president.
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High Point
Braxton Younts
Sunday Enterprise
John F. Kennedy
White House
United States
Kennedy
Enterprise
JFK
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Huylas Valley
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Dixie
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Tallahassee
Fla
Cape Code
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Mass
New England
Eastin
SBI
AP Business News
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Justice Department
Monop
John E. Kusik
Chesapeake &Ohio
Walter J. Tuohy
Baltimore
Ohio Railroad
C. P. Gehle
Beverly Hills
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