Robber forms calm exit after $10,000 bank heist
A clean cut, polite unmasked bandit robbed the Denver Branch of the First National Bank of Lincolnton, taking about $10,000. Teller Paul Callaway described the suspect as six feet tall in dark glasses, who left in a 1964 Ford with a rented plate toward the Lake Norman area. FBI traced the getaway car.
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First National Bank of Lincolnton
Paul Callaway
Callaway
Lake Norman
Wingate College
FBI
Girl Donor Gives Kidney to 13 Year Old in New Orleans
In a remarkable act of selfless surgery, a pipefitter named Ala offered one of his two kidneys so Jonnie Gail, 13, could survive. Doctors report the transplant proceeding after careful evaluation and ongoing monitoring.
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New Orleans
Ala
Jonnie Gail
Federal panel opens on job bias with Roosevelt Jr lead
A new federal Equal Employment Opportunity Commission begins work led by Franklin D Roosevelt Jr with a focus on persuasion over punishment. The five member panel will travel to study discrimination in hiring and promotion while outlining enforcement, with possible jail for defying court orders.
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Washington
Franklin D. Roosevelt Jr
Roosevelt
New York City
Equal Employment Opportunity Commission
John L. McClellan
D-Ark
Dominican Junta Leaders Signal Path to Settlement
General Antonio Imbert Barrera says he will step down once safety from communism and despotism is assured, with a peaceful solution possible through Dominican cooperation. Commodore Rivera Caminero backs a democratic solution under OAS guidance, while opposition to a provisional government is emphasized. The OAS proposal calls for a new government and elections within six to nine months.
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Santo Domingo
Dominican Republic
Caribbean
Antonio Imbert Barreras
Imbert
Organization of American States
Armed Forces
Francisco J. Rivera Caminero
OAS
Junta
Army S
U S Planes Pound Red Airfield in North Viet Nam
U S Air Force planes bombed Dien Bien Phu airfield and bar racks in North Viet Nam. South of the border government troops killed about 120 Viet Cong and captured eight in three ground operations. Mortar fire hit two air strips overnight and two enemy planes were sighted near Dien Bien Phu as U S forces reported.
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Malcolm W. Browne
Saigon
South Viet Nam
North Viet Nam
Dien Bien Phu
U.S
Cheo Reo
Dien Bien Ph
Bien Phu
Hanoi
Soc Trang
Algerian Regime Shifts Toward Neutralism Under Ben Bella
Algerian leader Ahmed Ben Bella steers a new regime toward neutrality and anti Communist policy at home. Western diplomats anticipate a balanced stance between East and West, expelling L Humanite correspondents and signaling closer ties with Cuba and Guinea and improved Arab world relations.
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Joseph E. Dynan
Algiers
Ahmed Ben Bella
Paris
L."humanite
Fidel Castro
Cuba
Sekou Toure
Anid
Alp Wteal
Coeibatin
Fastes
Algeria
Morocco
Egypt
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Duke Power Defends Keowee-Toxaway Plan Against Udall
Duke Power Company denounces Interior Secretary Udall's opposition to its 700 million Keowee-Toxaway hydroelectric project in Pickens and Oconee counties South Carolina. Duke claims Udall misreads need for power and that federal surveys support planning for the 1980s. Udall sought a 90 day extension before filing to oppose the project.
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Udall
Duke
Pickens
Oconee
South Carolina
Keowee and Jocassee
Lake Keowee
Congress
Middleton Shoals
Savannah River
Navy officer used Russian name to write critical book
Comdr. John A. Davis Jr. admitted he authored the 1963 novel Shadow of Peril under the pen name Aleksandr I. Zhdanov while serving as an antisubmarine adviser at the Pentagon. He retired from the Navy after disclosing his dual identity, saying he hid his authorship to avoid Navy trouble.
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Pearl Harbor, Hawaii
U.S. Navy
Pentagon
Navy
Comdr
John A. Davis Jr
U. S. Naval Academy
Aleksandr I. Zhdanov
Zhdanovo
Davis
U.S
Naval Operations
U. S
Doubleday and Co
Doubleday
Hunt Heads Highway Commission
RALEIGH AP A new commission headed by Hunt an insurance executive is expected to lead the highway post. The governor named Harriss as secretary to replace Linn D. Garibaldi whose term expired. Unarmed as highway commissioners were are Mathewwass Grifton Ton Murphy Atkinson Renfro Meares Harrington McNair Russell Waynesville.
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B. Cameronton
Grifton
J Raymond Annt
My, Bole
Way
An W. Curtis Russ
Waynesville
Shooting Results In Charges In Seattle Police Case
An off duty officer fatally shot Robert L. Reese 41. charges filed against another officer and four Black individuals. Both officers suspended as Mayor Braman orders investigation into Seattle police conduct.
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Wash
J. D. Bramananhe
Robert L. Reese
Harold J
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