North Carolina C&D Board Reviews Six Month Growth Outlook
State Board of Conservation and Development members hear upbeat reports on industry capital outlay and job gains. Gov. Terry Sanford urges unity as division chiefs outline weather and forestry conditions, with committees to meet tomorrow before tours and social events in High Point.
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Forrest Cates
Enterprise City
North Carolina
State Board of Conservation and Development
High Point Board
Charles Hayworth
Terry Sanford
Gov. Sanford
Department of Commerce
C&d Board
Commerce and Industry
High Point
Board of Conservation and Development
Art Richardson
Penny Action Expected On Postal Rate Bill
Senate and House move on a postal rate bill this week with a House vote Tuesday and a likely final vote Wednesday. The bill would add a penny to the cost of mailing a letter and raise about 550 million dollars in postal revenues.
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Washington
Senate
House
du Pont
Delaware Corporation
General Motors
Kennedy Pushes For Anti Slump Weapons
Kidd Brewer was found with cuts on his wrist and throat near his home in Raleigh. An ambulance rushed him to Rex Hospital as Malcolm Seawell, former attorney general, who was at the Brewer residence, reported he was alive when discovered by Wake County deputies.
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Raleigh, N. C
Kidd Brewer
Rex Hospital
Atty
Malcolm Seawell
Brewer
Wake County
Glenn's Space Orbit Postponed Again From AP Report
Cape Canaveral Florida United States plans for John H Glenn Jr to complete three orbits were postponed a second time today due to an oxygen system fault in the environmental control system. Officials delayed the launch from Wednesday to Thursday and then to an indeterminate date as a full check is conducted.
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Cape Canaveral
Fla
United States
John H. Glenn Jr
Glenn
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Kennedy Sees 1961 Recovery Aims Met and Growth Ahead
President Kennedy told Congress the nation met its 1961 recovery goals and is on track for full employment this year. He proposed up to 2 billion in public works funds and tax cuts to inject 5 to 10 billion in buying power over a year, plus powers to cut tariffs with the European Common Market.
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Washington
Kennedy
Congress
White House
Explosion Rocks French Foreign Ministry In Paris
A heavy blast at the French Foreign Ministry killed one person and injured several as windows shattered and a wall was torn apart. Officials said a booby trapped car caused the fire and debris in the central Paris courtyard. Reports cited six to thirteen wounded as the blast echoed across the city.
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Rodney Angove
Paris
Foreign Ministry
Secret Army
Algeria
France
Probe Speeding Up in Burch Brewer Sign Deal
Raleigh AP report notes Solicitor Lester Chalmers Jr. aims to resolve the Burch Brewer highway sign procurement case quickly. He met Gov. Sanford and officials to study the State Bureau of Investigation report and will seek indictments if criminal violations are found.
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Raleigh
N.C
Lester Chalmers Jr
Burch-Brewer
Chalmers
Sanford
State Bureau of Investigation
Wake County Grand Jury
Robert A. Burch
Kidd Brewer
Raleigh Insurance
Burch
OAS Opens Conference on Cuba
Western Hemisphere foreign ministers ceremonially open their conference on Cuban communism and then move to private sessions to hash family disputes that threaten inter American unity. Delegates delay the first plenary until Tuesday to allow backstage bargaining and avoid a hard line against Fidel Castro's regime.
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Punta del Este
Uruguay
Organization of American States
Fidel Castro
Avalanche in Colorado Kills Six at Mount Elbert Community
A massive avalanche from Mount Elbert swept Twin Lakes areas with 200000 tons of snow. Six family members perished in four houses while two survivors were hospitalized and another child remained missing as rescuers worked through six hours of frigid conditions aided by heavy equipment and nearby workers.
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Stephen M. Aug
Twin Lakes
Colo
Colorado
Mount Elbert
Rocky Mountain
Denver
G. L. Shelton
Marie
Steve
Linda
Vickie
William Adamich
Barbara
Leadville
Billy
Michael
Nels Lindstone
Lindstone
Weather Bureau
Italy says Bulgarian plane crash near Bari was spying mission
The Italian Defense Ministry announced the Bulgarian MIG19, later identified as a MIG17, crashed after two low passes over a NATO missile base near Gioia del Colle. Film found on board indicated espionage, and the pilot 2nd Lt. Milose Solakov, 22, claimed he was defecting. Italy protested to Bulgaria and demanded Solakov and the aircraft be returned.
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Italy
Rome
Italian Defense Ministry
Bari
Bulgaria
Gioia del Colle
NATO
Milose Solakov
Solakov
Amintore Fanfani
Antonio Segni
Constantin Micev
Acquaviva
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C&d
N. C
Furniture Exposition
Sky Room
New South Club
Bladen
Tyrell
William F. Arbogast
Otice
Bulletin
Atlas
OAS
Cuba
Sokalov
Francis Gary Powers
Soviet Union
Khrushchev
Powers
Milusc Solakov
Colosons
AP Wirepneto
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