Britain’s pirate ship runs aground after storm
North Sea gale drives the Caroline onto Frinton shore as rescuers pull five disc jockeys and two technicians from the ship. The Coast Guard failed to contact the vessel for hours while the Dutch crew stayed aboard. Inside the three mile limit, British law could act only if broadcasting resumes. the Post Office says no action if they don’t broadcast.
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Massie resigns as president of North Carolina College
Durham AP report says Dr. Samuel P. Massie will leave the predominantly Negro college with resignation effective June 30. Massie, 46, will take a paid leave beginning Feb. 1. Bascom Baynes, chair of the board of trustees, aims to name a successor by June 30, while an interim committee led by business manager William Jones will run college duties.
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Samuel P. Massie
North Carolina College
Massie
Bascom Baynes
William Jones
Children Adjusting To Sanitorium Life
DETROIT AP Thirteen children aged 3 to 6, infected with tuberculosis by a nursery school teacher, were placed at Maybury Sanatorium as health officials test classmates and consider safety standards. The teacher, a mother of two, is hospitalized. CDC officials describe a nationwide program to prevent such outbreaks, including tuberculin testing for first graders and periodic exams for teachers and bus drivers.
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Paul O’rourke
Herman Kiefer Hospital
O'Rourke
Maybury
Northville
Garden City
James Tierney
Atlanta
CDC
Michigan
Richard Larkin
No Pay Much Abuse Draft Officials Decide Today
Draft officials and local boards across America face pressure and abuse as they determine which young men will be inducted. Veterans of the system speak of long hours and unpopular decisions, while boards operate with volunteers who donate time to uphold an imperfect process amid growing discord and appeals.
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Hal Cooper
Associated Press
America
Viet Nam
D. A. Christ
Kansas City
Kan
Porth Bodies Exhumed In Wisconsin
Milwaukee AP report states medical officials will exhum e the bodies of Mrs. Robert Porth and her daughter Kathy for further autopsies. Porth, 56, a Winston-Salem missile engineer, is charged with first degree murder in his wife s death. Kathy, 17, died in 1963 from a blood disease.
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Porth
Winston-Salem
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Wie
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Virginia
College Of Surgeons Attacks Fee Splitting Practice
The American College of Surgeons condemns fee splitting where a referring doctor earns a percentage of a surgeon's bill. Dr. John Paul North notes covert practice persists despite opposition, and warns patients to insist on separate billings to avoid inferior care and protect young surgeons building practices.
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Chicago
American College of Surgeons
John Paul North
College
North
Two Sought In Asheville Bank Robbery In Jail
AP Asheville report states Walter Jack Thomas Carver 36 was arrested in a mountain cabin west of Weaverville. Kenneth Arnold Miller 134 surrendered and admitted involvement, naming no link to Carver. Both ex convicts, bond set at 25000 each for May US District Court trial. Carver’s wife Edna jailed on receiving stolen money with 10000 bond. Cash recovered totals 30037.
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First Union National Bank
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Walter Jack Thomas Carver
Weaverville
Kenneth Arnold
Doc) Miller
Miller
Carver
U.S. District Court
Edna Carver
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