Everyone Gets Into Beauty Act in Miss North Carolina Pageant
Behind the scenes volunteers police ushers nurses makeup staff and press keep the pageant running smoothly. Doormen guard doors a deaf gatekeeper notes the show while motorcycle cops escort last year’s Miss North Carolina and protect the new queen. Lighting and sound crews treat contestants as moving problems to solve in spotlight and acoustics.
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Maria Fletcher
Refugees Stream Into Berlin From Communist Areas
West Berlin saw a weekend influx of refugees from the East as thousands prepared to return to Communist rule after a church rally. Marienfelde Camp was crowded with registrations and exits via 18 entry points into West Berlin. Senator Pell toured the camp and heard an East German collective farm manager describe dire conditions, noting renewed refugee movements echoing 1956 Budapest.
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East Germany
Sen. Pell
Budapest
Astronaut Grissom describes space ride and hatch failure
Virgil J. Grissom, the second American to reach space fringes, said his capsule sank 16 800 feet in the Atlantic after the emergency side exit hatch fired unintentionally. He noted his hatch was set to fire after a rescue helicopter latched on, and described a brief view of space through a small window before the capsule submerged.
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Fla
Virgil J. Grissom
Atlantic Ocean
Grissom
Air Force
Here
Navy
Alan B Shepard Jr
Grand Bahama Island
Betty
Atlantic Missile Range
National ‘Aeronautics and Space Administration
NASA
James Webb
Asheville Girl Named Miss North Carolina at Greensboro
Miss Asheville 19 year old Maria Beale Fletcher won Miss North Carolina at Greensboro with a strong talent display a song and dance. She is a former Radio City Rockette and daughter of a show business dance team. First runner up was Susan Woodall of Roanoke Rapids and other runners up included Ruby Gail Newton Kay Sloan Hobbs and Elizabeth Beel.
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Greensboro
N.C
Asheville
Maria Beale Fletcher
North Carolina
Miss Fletcher
Radio City
Anne Herring
Winston-Salem
Cease-Fire Is Ordered In Tunisia
The French and Tunisian forces halt offensive operations in the Bizerte area after a U.N. Security Council cease-fire call. Communications disruptions slow orders, and gunfire breaks the pre dawn quiet as both sides hold positions around the city and base.
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Tunis
France
Bizerte
U.N. Security Council
Security Council
U N Fails To Settle Dispute In Tunisia and France
The United Nations Security Council called for an immediate cease fire in the French Tunisian fighting but failed to reach agreement on steps to end the dispute over the Bizerte naval base. The 11 nation body rejected two rival resolutions seeking direct negotiations, with neither securing seven votes.
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N. Y. Cap
U. N. Security Council
France
Tunisia
Bizerte
Historic Battle Re enacted at Manassas re create
A 101 degree crowd of 50 000 to 70 000 gathered at Manassas Battlefield Va for a dramatic re enactment of the first Battle of Manassas Also Friday’s rehearsal had kinks but Saturday’s performance was praised as very realistic by Major General James C Fry Casualties were lighter on the field though many spectators suffered heat exhaustion A spectator from New Jersey collapsed and was airlifted to Quantico Hospital while police counted 50 000 to 70 000 attendees and several minor incidents were reported
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Raymond J. Crowley
Manassas Battlefield
Manassas
Virginia Hills
Stonewall Jackson
Barnard E. Bee
James C. Fry
Blues and Grays
North- South Skirmish Association
Anthony R. Cini
Thorofare
N. J
Navy Hospital
Quantico
Tar Heels Praised For Role In Battle
The 6th North Carolina Regiment earned praise at Manassas for its performance in the Bull Run re enactment directed by Maj. Gen. James C. Fry ret. The unit merged for a grand entry and joined 75,000 spectators before a Sunday re turn trip by train with Gov. Terry Sanford and Justice R. Hunt Parker among visitors.
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6Th
North Carolina
Bull Run
James C. Fry
National Park Service
6Th Regiment
Wade Hampton
South Carolina Legion
Charles F. Fisher
Burlington
Salisbury
W. Cliff Elder
Alamance
Gaston
Orange
Rowan
Wake Counties
13Th Artillery Batallion
Fayetteville
Elder
Col. Fisher
Isaac Avery
Fisher
Terry Sanford
R. Hunt Parker
State Supreme Court
Gov. Sanford
New Studies Push Human Origins Back to 1.75 Million Years
National Geographic Society announced a new atomic dating method used by UC scientists showing Zinjanthropus lived about 1.75 million years ago, far older than prior estimates. Leakey fossils from Olduvai Gorge, Tanganyika, include a child skull and bones suggesting even earlier existence and greater brain size than Zinjanthropus.
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Washington
Earth
National Geographic Society
University of California
Zinjanthropus
East Africa
L. S. B. Leakey
Olduvai
Tanganyika
California
J. F. Evernden
Carniss H. Curtis
Leakey
The
Geographic Society
Zinjiantropus
Marine Bank Robbery Ends With Bandit Shot In Richlands
Pvt. Jerry L. Young 18 from Camp Lejeune robbed First Citizens Bank & Trust Co. of 4359 dollars then was shot by cashier Warren Taylor as he fled toward a parking lot. Young survived surgery, FBI says no charges yet, bank had few customers.
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First Citizens Bank & Trust Co
FBI
Jerry L. Young
Camp Lejeune
Young
Pontotoc
Miss
Warren Taylor
Billy Cox
Taylor
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