Polio Toll at Fort Bragg Rises with Two Deaths
Ten Fort Bragg soldiers' children contracted polio in recent weeks and two died. Army doctors say no epidemic yet and expand vaccination efforts for soldiers and dependents. Five victims lacked Salk shots while the rest were not fully immunized. Four victims lived on base and six off base.
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FT. Bragg
Army
Samuel W. Caldwell
Womack Army Hospital
Caldwell
James Marlatt IV
Rusty C. Taylor
Attack on Plane Sparks United States Protest
The United States lodged a strong protest with Red China and North Korea after MIG jets attacked a U.S. Navy patrol plane on the high seas near the Sea of Japan. Washington demanded punishment of the attackers and immediate restraint, while noting uncertainty over the fighters’ nationality. One crew member was seriously injured as the plane returned to base.
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Washington
United States
Red China
North Korea
State Department
High Seas
Sea of Japan
China
United Nations Armistice Machinery
Korea
Jo Chang Joon
Panmunjom
Armistice Commission
South Korea
Youth activities week at churches features social issues theme
Church notebook lists a week of youth events from Sunday to Wednesday with talks by clergy on drinking and smoking segregation war and peace and a civic responsibility film Sound of Stone. Guests include Robert Jordan addressing Central Alliance Church and Rev. Richard Crowder visiting First Methodist with interchurch pulpit exchanges.
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Edist
Clark Cahow
Greensboro College
Clifford Peace
R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Company
Winston - Salem
Carroll Feagins
Guilford College
Anderson College Quartet to give sacred music concert tomorrow
The Anderson College Quartet will present a sacred music concert at the First Church of God tomorrow evening at 7 30 oclock, announced by Rev. Gerald Blevins. The quartet includes Stan Kardarke of Kansas Phil Fair of Oklahoma Stan Kirkpatrick of Indiana and Randall Childers of Missouri.
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Anderson College
Church of God
Gerald Blevins
Stan Kardarke
Kansas
Phil Fair
Oklahoma
Stan Kirkpatrick
Indiana
Randall Childers
Hurricane Debra Rakes Texas Coast And Houston Area
Debra moved into Texas lashing Galveston Bay and Houston area with 80 mph winds and tides up to six feet. The storm disrupted power, forced evacuations, and threatened refinery and shipping facilities along the upper Texas coast.
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Cross
Debra
Galveston
Texas
Mons
Freeport
High Island
Tex
Houston
Weather Bureau
Houston International
Pasadena
Galveston Bay
Louisiana
Galveston Island
Nixon Pleased With Reception By Russians In Moscow
Vice President Nixon told First Deputy Premier Koslov he and his wife were very touched by the warm reception in the Kremlin. He noted pleasure from people in all walks of life and traded barbs with Khrushchev during a heated exchange. Nixon met Mikoyan, discussed trade, and was joined by Harold Boeschtenstein and Admiral Rickover. The Soviet press kept some jibes, but the visit progressed with cordial exchanges.
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Nikita Khrushchev
Russia
Richard M. Nixon
Sokolniki Park
America
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Kremlin
Frol R. Koslov
Nivan Urse Dlaarle
Smave
Litsny
Harold Boeschtenstein
Owens Corning Fiber iGlass Corp
Toledo
Ohio
Mikoyan
State Department
Cage
United States
Soviet Union
Mikooan
Kozlov
Hyman G. Rickover
U.S
Rickover
Shippingport
Communist Party
Judge Orders More Negroes Admitted to Arlington Schools
Federal Judge Albert V. Bryan in Alexandria ordered Arlington County to admit 12 additional Negro children to three formerly all white schools. He also added seven more to Stratford Junior High and required one new admission to Patrick Henry Elementary and four to Washington Lee High School. The ruling found the board had not applied admission criteria equally to both races but upheld the criteria when uniformly applied.
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Alexandria
Albert V. Bryan
Arlington County School Board
Stratford
Washington Lee High School
Patrick Henry
Bryan
Stratford Junior High School
Democrats Seek Harmony After Wary Truce With Leaders
Washington AP reports Democrats operated under a cautious truce as National Chairman Paul M. Butler pressed for liberal policy while Speaker Sam Rayburn and Senate Leader Lyndon B. Johnson pursued a middle road. A friendly conference followed with assurances that party leaders are not seeking to undermine Butler's aims or provoke open conflict.
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Washington
Paul M. Butler
Butler
House
Sam Rayburn
D-Tex
Senate
Lyndon B. Johnson
Texas
Rayburn
Johnson
Japanese Model Akiko Kojima Wins Miss Universe Title
Akiko Kojima of Tokyo won Miss Universe in Long Beach California becoming the first Oriental winner. Runners up included Miss Norway Jorunn Kristiansen Miss United States Terry Lynn Huntingdon Miss England Pamela Anne Searle and Miss Brazil Vera Ribeiro. Kojima said she may pursue movie tests and plans to visit Japan before possibly returning to the United States to marry and start a family.
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Akiko Kojima
Japan
Municipal Auditorium
Long Beach
Calif
Long Beach Memorial Auditorium
Tokyo
Norway
Jorunn Kristiansen
California
Ucla Coed
England
Pamela Anne Searle
Miss Searle
Brazil
Vera Ribeiro
Rio
Hollywood
Jpan
Miss Universe
Kay Matsumoto
United States
Miss Kojima
Colombia
Luz Marina Zuluaga
New Jersey Heiress Admits Kidnap Tale Was Hoax
Jacqueline Hart 21 admitted her kidnap story from Newark airport was false after FBI questioning. Authorities noted inconsistencies and her father said she is exhausted and under medical care in Chicago.
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New Jersey
Chicago
Newark
Jacqueline Gay Hart
Ralph A. Hart
Colgate - Palmolive Co
FBI
Miss Hart
Grant Park
Hart
Short Hills
N.J
Stanley Gaines
Fayetteville
W.va
Ganes
Richard Auerbach
Lart
Gaines
University of Virginia
Auerbach
Haan Naintad
Mystery of a Crashed B-24 in North Africa
The Sunday Enterprise features a full article with picture and map exploring how geologists uncovered key mysteries from a World War II B-24 crash in the North African desert. The section also previews off beat items and a local air strip feature with aerial photos.
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Sunday Enterprise
Enterprise
Braxton Younts
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