Witness hints at additional source in Adams Goldfine probe
Rep. Morgan Moulder stated investigators may have another earwitness to a remark attributed to Bernard Goldfine regarding Sherman Adams. Fox, a former associate, cited Goldfine as saying Adams never lets his friends down, amid ongoing questions about favored federal treatment. Goldfine denied the specific remark. Adams and Goldfine lawyers refute the claim.
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Washington
Morgan M. Moulder
D-Mo
House
Sherman Adams
Bernard Goldfine
Moulder
Goldfine
Boston
Adams
Federal Trade Commission
White House
Oren Harris
D-Ark
Fox
Peter F. Mack
D-Ill
Furniture Market Outlook Optimistic
Retail buyers from 31 states and Canada will arrive in High town for a week long market. The pattern shift to a one week January and July is expected to take two to three years to settle with buyers. Optimism cites low inventories and anticipated better business in the second half of the year.
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Canada
Hightown
Florida
Georgia
South Carolina
Virginia
West Virginia
North Carolina
Leo Heer
Southern Furniture
Exposition
Heer
Meteor bursts over North Carolina coast sighted by officials
A bright meteor explosion was seen early Saturday from Elizabeth City to Wilmington. Patrol radio dispatchers reported the object dropping into the sea off the coast and initial reports suggested a downed aircraft. CAA tower at New Hanover County Airport confirmed the meteor as the largest seen by its crew, with sightings as far south as Charleston, South Carolina.
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Wilmington
N.C
State Highway Patrol
Elizabeth City
North Carolina
Civil Aeronautics Administration
CAA
New Hanover County
Charleston
S.C
Thomasville Times Debuts As Daily newspaper
Thomasville launches The Thomasville Times as a seven day per week daily paper serving Thomasville and surrounding areas. The new publication replaces the semi weekly Thomasville Tribune after its acquisition by High Point Enterprise. News and ads will be delivered weekdays with office at Trade and Thomas streets.
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Thomasville
Thomasville Tribune
High Point Enterprise
The
Times
Enterprise
the Times
UN observer says limited access to frontier areas amid Lebanon crisis
Galo Plaza reports the U N observers have not yet verified claims of massive U A R aid to Lebanese rebels. He notes no evidence supports Syrian officer involvement or weapons heavier than machine guns and cites limited night operations. Access to borders is widening daily, easing infiltration concerns. President Chamoun says attacks have risen.
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Beirut
Lebanon
U. N
United Arab Republic
Galo Plaza
New York
U.A.R
Plaz
Plaza
Security Council
U.N
Dag Hammarskjold
Nasser
Cairo
Camille Chamoun
Rise In Fatalities Expected Today
The Associated Press reports an expected rise in fatalities today as officials brace for continuing violence and worsening conditions. Authorities warn the death toll may climb amid ongoing unrest and emergency responses across affected areas.
Cuban Rebels Free Three Americans
Three U S civilians were released by Cuban rebels at Guantanamo as more Americans remain in rebel hands. The release followed the kidnapping of 50 people including 30 Marines and sailors by Fidel Castro’s insurgents.
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Guantanamo
Cuba
U. S
Navy
U. S. Guantanamo Naval Base
Fidel Castro
Adm
R. B. Ellis
Park Wollam
Havana
Wollam
Miss Dixie Title Won By Tar Heel
Elaine Herndon of Durham North Carolina won Miss Dixie 1958 at the Dixie Frolics in Daytona Beach Florida. Sara Cooper Missouri took second Betsy Tant Georgia placed third.
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Tar Heel
Daytona Beach
Fla
Elaine Herndon
Durham
N.C
Sara Cooper
Buckner
Betsy Tant
Atlanta
Durham Chamber of Commerce
North Carolina
E. M. Herndon
Duke University
Las Vegas
Miss Cooper
Walker Cooper
Missouri
Karen Hurley
Grundy
Harlene Janelle
Little Rock
Marcia Valbus
Miami Beach
Miss Herndon
Miss Tant
Volcano Forces Villagers To Flee In Azores Eruption
Capelin hos volcano on Fayal island spouted lava up to 900 feet causing hundreds to flee five villages Feteira Castel Branco Cedros Salao and Riberinha Refugees reported black smoke rising thousands of feet as farms and crops burned and people left behind belongings and livestock.
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Horta
Azores
Capelinhos
Fayal
Feteira
Castel Branco
Cedros
Salao
Riberinha
De Gaulle vows to build atomic weapons in France
Paris AP report says Premier De Gaulle told Secretary Dulles France intends to construct an A bomb with or without access to U S secrets. Dulles said U S restrictions bar sharing closely guarded tech. A cordial Eisenhower message for Washington talks followed the three hour morning session.
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Paris
de Gaulle
Dulles
France
United States
Eisenhower
Washington
Bear Eats Runs Dies in California Garden Incident
A 400 pound bear eating radishes in a garden was shot at by two deputies from Loma Linda California. The bear fled toward nearby mountains but died, possibly from a heart attack or radish indigestion. Deputies then faced disposing of the carcass.
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Loma Linda
Calif
Amos Gibberson
Happy Cave
Russians Decry Whales Hoax Letter On A Bomb Threat
London reports the Russians defend a mystery sender over an A bomb threat to England while a former RAF bandsman, William Stanley Whales, claims he authored the hoax letter to air grievances. British and Soviet responses clash as Whales faces police questioning with no charges filed.
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London
English
Foreign Office
William Stanley Whales
Jakob Malik
North Sea
W. Whales
Malik
England
U. S. Air Force
Whales
Royal Air Force
Ipswich
RAF
Holiday Toll Rises In State As Fourth Of July Ends
North Carolina’s Fourth of July weekend ends with at least 22 deaths from traffic accidents drownings and other causes. Among the victims are Herman Barrett 30 of Southern Pines and Claude Rogers 19 of Murphy who perished in vehicle crashes and a river drowning near Murphy. Coroner J C Townson said autopsies will determine exact causes.
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Associated Press
North Carolina
Highway Patrol
Tome
Herman Barrett
Southern Pines
Buck Newby
Joseph Edward Godwin
Rt. 4
Dunn
U.S. 301
Willie G. Collins
Hertford
Claude Rogers
Rt. 1
Murphy
J. C. Townson
Lois Jean Billings
East Rockingham
Wadesboro
Hanover County
Cato Rogers
Myrtle Grove Sound
Edward Byers
Forest City
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S. C
Wanda Humphries
Betty Jo Thigpen
Charles de Gaulle
U.S
John Foster Dulles
Amory Houghton
Junction City
Kan
Ned H. Dearborn
National Safety Council
NSC
United Fruit Co
Alfred F. Smith
Laconia
N. H
Harley F. Sparks
Frankfort
Ind
Jesse G. Ford
Dillon
Beau Pic
Volcano
Reds
R.A.F
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