Susan Kay Loses State Beauty Title
Miss North Carolina Susan Kay Woodall of Roanoke Rapids was stripped of her crown after the Miss North Carolina advisory committee, backed by the Jaycees executive, found she repeatedly refused to honor commitments and made out of state engagements without approval. The title remains open until the 1962 pageant finals in Charlotte.
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Susan Kay Woodall
Roanoke Rapids
North Carolina
John L. Kennedy
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Chamber of Commerce
Kennedy
Miss Woodall
Jaycee
Henry Whitesides
Charlotte
Whitesides
Winston-Salem
Cosmos 6 Satellite Added to Soviet Explorations
The Soviet Union launched Cosmos 6, the sixth unmanned satellite in the Cosmos series, with Tass reporting normal operation. It orbits Earth every 90.6 minutes, with an apogee near 250 miles and perigee about 126 miles, inclined at 49 degrees.
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Moscow
Soviet Union
Tass
Enterprise announces page and section restructures
The Enterprise outlines changes with local news on Pages 2 A and 3 A and a feature front on Page 1 D. Editorial page includes Good Morning by Holt McPherson and a Sunday column by Robert Marks will return soon. Family Weekly is omitted due to summer schedule. next issue July 8.
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Enterprise
Holt McPherson
Robert Marks
Sunday Enterprise
Family Weekly
Enterprise Today
The
Storm drenches coast as tobacco crop fears rise
A prolonged storm drenched eastern North Carolina with heavy rain and 30 to 45 knot winds, flooding low areas near Greenville and New Bern. Tobacco farmers fear widespread damage if wet fields stagnate, with forecasts calling for clearing by Sunday and temperatures in the 80s.
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Associated Press
North Carolina
New Bern
Raleigh
Fayetteville
Norfolk
Hatteras
Raleigh Weather Bureau
Greenville
Julian Mann
Federal Crop Insurance Corporation
Belt
Weather Bureau
Carolina
Virginia Capes
Algerians Eager For Freedom Ahead Of Referendum
Algerians prepare for a referendum seen as likely to grant independence after 132 years of French rule. Moslems rally with green and white flags while European settlers flee, fearing reprisals as reconciliation appeals from High Commissioner Fouchet urge peaceful coexistence.
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Algiers
Algeria
Rocher Noir
France
Christian Fouchet
Eisenhower urges business leaders to wake up and engage in politics
In Gettysburg on a Republican rally day Eisenhower pressed businessmen to enter politics, urging progress and responsibility as a nationwide battle cry. He welcomed delegates including Vice President Nixon, warned against sitting out primaries, and urged party harmony at the all Republican conference on his farm.
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Gettysburg
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Richard M. Nixon
Eisenhower
Project Impact aims to reduce highway deaths in Guilford area
The drive, part of a six county effort, adds 12 highway patrolmen to Guilford County’s 23 and deploys engineers. Lt McSwain cites the three E’s Engineering Enforcement Education as focal points. Main problem times are 7–8:30 am, 11:30 am–1 pm, and 3–6 pm with eight high collision streets identified.
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Guilford
North Carolina
Guilford County
Greensboro
Highway Patrol
W. H. McSwain
High Point
McSwain
Education Compromise Opposed in North Carolina Plan
Chapel Hill NC AP A compromise to reorganize the State Board of Higher Education failed to win over Chairman L P McLendon who said there was much to be desired in the revisions adopted by two governor commission committees. The full commission meets next Friday to take up the proposal. Senator John R Jordan said his changes aimed to appease McLendon and were approved 8-2 with dissent from McLendon and Alfonso Elder. The revised plan creates an 11 member board with six laymen one educator and three college heads, preserving board power to coordinate educational functions. The original called for a 15 member board including five public and two private college heads. current board has nine members none college presidents. McLendon had proposed nonvoting advisory seats for college presidents.
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Chapel Hill
N. C
State Board of Higher Education
L. P. McLendon
Greensboro
Commission On
McLendon
John R. Jordan
Wake
McLenton
Jordan
Alfonso Elder
North Carolina College
State Board of Education
Consolidated University of North Carolina
Kennedy Warns Of Red Meddling In Mexico Visit
President Kennedy and Adolfo Lopez Mateos cautioned about Communist meddling in the Western Hemisphere during Kennedy’s state visit to Mexico. Jacqueline Kennedy spoke Spanish at a luncheon. Kennedy praised Mexican reforms and noted Mexico’s anti reelection stance while greeting crowds and touring sites.
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Kennedy
Caroline
Kennedy praises Mexico’s strive for better life during visit
First Lady Jacqueline Kennedy spoke in Spanish at a Mexico City luncheon hosted by President and Mrs. Lopez Mateos. She praised Mexico's efforts to improve living standards, recalled her honeymoon trip, and noted lasting cultural values. She toured a school lunch plant and comforted a crying infant as she handed out lollipops to children.
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Kennedy
Mexico
Adolfo Lopez Mateos
U.S
Jacqueline Kennedy
United States
Senora Kennedy
Maria Isabel
Mrs. Kennedy
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