Kennedy's Changing Pace in Senate Investigations Story
Washington AP reports investigator Bob Kennedy, son of Joseph Kennedy, considering a new pace as he plans a book on Senate hearings. He led probes targeting Hoffa and Teamsters, denounced gangsters, and favored blunt cross examination. Kennedy, 34, aims to publish The Enemy Within with proceeds to charity.
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Six-Year-Old Killed In North Carolina Crash
Six-year-old Caroline Brewer of Lenoir was struck and killed on NC 268 while playing near the road. The driver, Mary Watson, 19, was not charged after patrolman Bill Mason found no improper driving. The victim's father had recent brain tumor surgery at the Veterans Hospital Johnston City Tennessee.
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Jordan Critical Of Cape Fear Survey Delay
Washington senator B Everett Jordan laments government bickering delaying the Cape Fear River Basin survey in North Carolina. He demands immediate completion and delivery of the report to Congress, linking it to broader delays affecting the Neuse River Basin study and Eastern North Carolina development.
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Southern Revolt Is Foreseen In Alabama Plan
Veteran Alabama leader H Coleman Long announced his bid for Democratic National Convention delegate and floated a Southern bloc plan. He said Alabama, South Carolina and possibly Florida leaders back uncommitted delegates to unite behind a pro Southern ticket and curb the Supreme Court. Long favored Lyndon Johnson for president, while Herman Talmadge was named as possible spokesman.
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Father son both named to Atlantic Christian College dean's list
Elton Dewitt Winstead and his son Edward Dewitt Winstead, both studying math, make the Atlantic Christian College dean's list. Elton, a 23 year Army veteran and former POW, is a sophomore. Edward is a senior. The piece contrasts their academic achievement with wartime experiences and a separate actor Basil Rathbone hospital incident.
Submarine Sargo Prepares for Arctic Winter Cruise
Honolulu AP The nuclear submarine Sargo readies at Pearl Harbor for its first winter Arctic cruise with seven scientists aboard led by Waldo Lyon. The voyage targets the Bering Sea and Bering Strait to study ice conditions, depth, salinity, and temperatures using electronic gear during the long Arctic night.
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