C&D Board Sets Ambitious North Carolina Tourism Plan
The State Conservation and Development Board concluded a two day meeting in Enterprise City with a 13 point plan to boost North Carolina tourism and industry. New Bern will host the April session as governors Sanford and board members visited High Point for tours and dinners.
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Forrest Cates
State Conservation and Development Board
North Carolina
Furniture Exposition
New Bern
C&d Division
Commerce and Industry Committee
Albemarle Sound
Beaufort County
Terry Sanford
C&d
High Point
Much Improved Kidd Brewer Recovering From Wounds
Raleigh businessman Kidd Brewer 52 is in Rex Hospital after slashing his wrists and throat and overdosing on sleeping pills. Doctors say he is much improved and conscious after surgery requiring 100 stitches and a blood transfusion. Brewer, once linked to highway contract probes, was to meet officials on a Revenue Department appearance.
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Raleigh (Ap
Kidd Brewer
Raleigh
State Highway Department
Brewer
Rex Hospital
Isaac Manley
Sidney Martin
Isaac V. Manley
Manley
William A. Johnson
Sanford
Highway Department
Robert A Burch
State Bureau of Investigation
Burch
CBS Chief Opposes Federal TV Curbs
CBS president Dr. Frank Stanton tells FCC hearings that government control over programming is not desired and that competition among more TV stations and networks would improve quality. He argues regulation should focus on networks, not licensing, as the FCC begins three weeks of hearings on network influence.
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Washington
Ship
Frank Stanton
Columbia Broadcasting System
Stanton
Federal Communications Commission
FCC
CBS
National Broadcasting Co
American Broadcasting Co
Commission
Cuban Claim Two CIA Agents Executed
Cuban firing squads in Havana reportedly executed two men named Capt. Pedro Isaias Iglesias Pons and Pedro Lopez Perez who the Castro government said were CIA saboteurs from Miami. The men were said to have been captured in Pinar del Rio with other counter revolutionaries and were shot last week.
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Miami
Fla
Havana
Fidel Castro
U. S. Central Intelligence Agency
Pedro Isaias Iglesias Pons
Pedro Lopez Perez
Cuba
Lopez Perez
Iglesias
Key West
Pinar del Rio
Morro Castle
Cubanacan
Eisenhower urges military candor against communism
Former President Eisenhower tells the Senate inquiry that top military and civilian leaders should speak out against international communism under proper civilian supervision. He warns against censorship and says officials should coordinate statements to protect national security while preserving personal responsibility.
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Washington
Dwight D Eisenhower
Eisenhower
Senate
Pentagon
John C. Stennis
D-Miss
Napoleon
Rasputin
Hitler
Mussolini
Stalin
Robert S. McNamara
Defense Department
McNamara
Stennis
Adm
Arleigh A. Burke
Naval Operations
North Carolina in early flu epidemic stage says official
Dr. Jacob Koomen reports influenza or flu like illness in Forsyth Guilford Wake Scotland Robeson and Halifax counties with 6 to 12 year olds most affected and up to 60 percent attack rates. Schools report significant absences in High Point Kings Mountain and Raleigh areas as virus type B influenza circulates.
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Forsyth
Guilford
Wake
Scotland
Robeson
Halifax
Koomen
High Point
Kings Mountain
Spying Suspected Films From Bulgarian Jet Probe
NATO and Italian officials weigh espionage claims after a Bulgarian MiG crash near Solakov. Pilot Lt Milose Solakov faces Italian trial for espionage as authorities assess his mission and possible asylum request. Powers may contrast as a backdrop to the case.
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Bennet M. Bolton
Sola- Rome
NATO
Solakovy
Acqua
Italy
Viva
Tary
Bari
Defense Ministry
Politi- Milose
Conference Of Ministers Splits Into Three Blocs
The Inter-American Conference on Cuba remains fluid as 20 nations debate how to respond to Fidel Castro. Brazil leads the anti punishment bloc while large powers push for a possible majority condemnation, risking disunity in the Organization of American States and impacting Kennedy's Alliance for Progress.
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Conference of Ministers
Punta del Este
Uruguay
Fidel Castro
U.S
Argentina
Organization of American States
Castro
Brazil
Cuba
Robert F. Woodward
United States
Woodward
Dean Rush
Congress
Kennedy
Alliance For Progress
Latin America
Passports Revoked for Several Top U.S. Communists
State Department says it notified several high profile Communists that their passports are being revoked under new rules. Recipients must surrender within 30 days or appeal, with a chance to confront evidence. Officials say many more revocations rely on FBI evidence not suitable for hearings. Names not released.
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Washington
State Department
U.S
FBI
Atty Gen Kennedy declines Soviet invitation
Atty Gen Robert F Kennedy says he has received an informal invitation to visit the Soviet Union during his world trip but cannot alter his travel plans now. He expresses he will look forward to visiting the Soviet Union in the future. No source named who issued the invitation.
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Washington
Robert F. Kennedy
Soviet Union
Kennedy
Justice Department
White House
Teacher's Off-Beat Humor Triggers School Storm
In Wappingers Falls New York an AP report details a high school English teacher using a 31 sentence satire exercise about simple subjects and predicates. A concerned mother questions whether the lesson teaches English or delinquency prompting a response from Dennis J. Hannan head of the English department.
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Wappingers Falls
N.Y
Irving
Schlep
Poughkeepsie Journal
Dennis J. Hannan
Wappingers Central School
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Chimney Rock
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Tujunga
Los Angeles
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Board of Health
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Bulgaria
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