Sanford's Busy Week Focuses on Battleship North Carolina
Gov. Sanford plans a Washington trip to confer with Adm. Arleigh Burke on acquiring the battleship U S S North Carolina and towing it to Wilmington for a war memorial museum. He will witness swearing in of state agency boards and attend multiple events including the vocational agriculture conference and NC Railroad stockholders meeting.
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Raleigh
Washington
U.S.S. North Carolina
Navy
Sanford
Adm
Arleigh Burke
North Carolina
Wilmington
Bayonne
N.J
New
Highway Commission
General Assembly
Capitol
Board of Agriculture
Greensboro
Vocational Agriculture Teachers
A and T College
Federal Housing Administration
North Carolina Railroad
Kennedy names McDonald to lead 6th Fleet
President Kennedy selected Rear Admiral David L. McDonald to command the 6th Fleet in the Mediterranean and to be nominated for promotion to vice admiral. McDonald, 56, will replace Admiral George Anderson and assume command August 11 after a long naval career including World War II service aboard the Essex and Coral Sea.
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Hyannis Port
Mass
Kennedy
David L. McDonald
McDonald
George Anderson
Mediterranean
Adm. McDonald
U.S. Naval Academy
Essex
Navy
Bureau of Aeronautics
Mindoro
Assisant
Pacific
Murder suspect fatally shoots self as FBI closes in
A man linked to the murder of a New England woman and kidnaping of her daughter Denise Sullivan shot himself in a Utah highway junction as FBI agents flashed badges. Abel Aragon, 36, a Navy Cross recipient and father of five, died two hours later. Denise remains missing and is presumed dead. authorities widened the search to Utah’s southeastern badlands.
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Moab
Utah
New England
FBI
Denise Sullivan
Abel B. Aragon
Guam
Aragon
John Stocks
Aaragon
Denise
Jeanette Sullivan
Charles Boothroyd
Rockville
Conn
Boothroyd
Salt Lake City
Stocks
Price
Western
Badlands
Weather Outlook Shifts Cooler Across Interior East
Forecast calls for cooler conditions from the mid Mississippi Valley eastward into the mid and north Atlantic states with warmer temperatures in the Pacific Northwest and the central and southern regions.
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mid-Missippi Valley
Mid and North Atlantic States
Pacific Northwest
Texas
Mississippi Valley
Tennessee Valley
Dominican police quell student riot after night of arson
In Ciudad Trujillo the national police fired semiautomatic carbines to disperse about 300 students shouting anti government slogans. A night of arson followed a PRD rally the first such opposition event in 31 years. Police investigated Communist or pro Castro involvement in Friday’s attack on Radio Caribe which burned. two workers feared dead and damages pegged at $800000. Balaguer warned against MPD and Communist influence while PRD leaders returned from exile.
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Ciudad Trujillo
Dominican Republic
Joaquin Balaguer
Balaguer
Radio Caribe
Dominican Revolutionary Party
PRD
Generalissimo
Rafael L. Trujillo
Fidel Castro
Cuba
la Voz Dominicana
Popular Dominican Movement
MPD
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YMCA
Consolidated University of North Carolina Trustees Executive Committee
State Traffic Safety Council
Governor’s Mansion
Advisory Budget Commission
San Bruno Mountain
San Francisco
Calif
Mander
Carrier Division 6
Maysville, Ga
U.S. Weather Bureau
Plateau
Nash Jewelry CO
N. Main ST
Maximo Lopez Molina
Fidel
Castro
Lopez Molina
Fidelistas
St. Moritz
Cafe de la Paix
Rumpelmayer’s
Park
York
New York
John N. Mados
Ondurk
Cadillac
Highland Motors, Inc
North Main Street
High Point, N. C
Nelly Don Mme
Mademoiselle
Home Center
Office
Pullman
High Street
Mick Ye
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