Miss Clyburn Crowned North Carolina Miss Universe Entry
Ma tie Clyburn, 21, Queens College rising senior from Bishopville, wins Tar Heel title over 17 contestants in Charlotte. First runnerup Betsy Medlin, second runnerup Louise Farr, with Clyburn set to represent North Carolina in Miss United States at Miami Beach next month.
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Charlotte
N.C
Matie Clyburn
Queens College
Bishopville
D.C
North Carolina
T. H. Clyburn
South Carolina
Betsy Medlin
Maxton
Louise Farr
Albemarle
Clyburn
Miami Beach
Fla
Marie
Manger
British Papers React To Kennedy Khrushchev Talks
British Sunday papers hailed the Kennedy Khrushchev summit as friendly yet serious with leaders anxious to address global issues. Headlines ranged from cautious optimism to warnings of potential crisis over Berlin and disarmament as Moscow radio called the talks frank.
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London
Kennedy
Khrushchev
Observer
Reynolds News
Sunday Dispatch
Lord Beaverbrook
Sunday Express
Soviet Union
Berlin
Sunday Times
Reynolds
Britain
Sunday Pictorial
United States
West Berlin
Pictorial
Moscow Radio
Wr Nme
Ten Negroes Selected to Desegregate Atlanta High Schools
Ten students, seven girls and three boys, were chosen Saturday from 13 applicants to desegregate Atlanta public schools this fall under U S court orders. They will enter the 11th and 12th grades at Brown Grady Murphy and Northside, while 124 applicants were rejected and a white transfer request from Northside was denied. Unsuccessful applicants may appeal within ten days to the Atlanta Board of Education. This token integration marks the first high school desegregation in Georgia, with two Negroes already enrolled at the University of Georgia and three accepted for Georgia Tech, which voluntarily admitted them.
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Atlanta, Ga
Atlanta
John W. Letson
Brown
Grady
Murphy
Northside
Atlanta Board of Education
Georgia
University of Georgia
Athens
Georgia Tech
Khrushchev and Kennedy Hold Extended Berlin Talks
In Vienna Khrushchev and Kennedy met at the U S Embassy residence for a 3 hour 28 minute private session after a cordial lunch. They discussed West Berlin pressure, Laos, and nuclear test issues as part of exploratory talks with no immediate agreement expected.
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Khrushchev
Berlin
U. S
Kennedy
Paris
United States
West Berlin
Laos
Rusk
Gromyko
Jackie Kennedy Visits Vienna Lipizzan Stallions at Spanish Riding School
Jackie Kennedy will tour Vienna's Spanish Riding School to see Lipizzan horses amid a long imperial tradition. She plans to meet director Col Alois Podhajsky and artist Franz Bueb, who painted her portrait after the Kennedy wedding.
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Col
Alois Podhajsky
Horsey
Franz Bueb
White House
Bueb
Kennedy
John
Skunks Get Dose Of Own Medicine
In Bonners Ferry Idaho a flood defense contractor faced skunks inhabiting a dirt dike. A Dike District 6 message ordered a gas bomb to drive the animals from their holes, allowing crews to continue sandbagging and equipment movement along the Kootenai River.
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Bonners Ferry
Idaho
Army Corps of Engineers
Roy P. Erickson
Kootenai
Kennedy-Khrushchev Meet Sets Tone for Vienna Talks
The meeting, described as frank and wide ranging, aimed to warn Khrushchev that the United States remains committed to protecting free nations despite Laos and Cuba setbacks. Kennedy sought to press Berlin and nuclear test issues while weighing risks of miscalculation in a tense diplomatic moment.
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Kennedy
Khrushchev
Laos
Cuba
United States
Vienna
U. S
Berlin
East Germany
Millburn teen shoots father in domestic tragedy
A&P executive Robert Woodruff Besch Sr., 42, is killed after a struggle with his 14-year-old son in an 18-room Short Hills home. The youth, armed with two pistols, held off police for hours before surrendering. He had been in psychiatric treatment amid exams at Newark Academy.
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Millburn
N. J
Robert Woodruff Besch Sr
A&p
Robert Jr
Essex County
Newark
Newark Academy
Minnie Wrightson
George’ ‘Huntington Hartford
Stephen
Quinton
Lorraine
Short Hills
Christa A. Walter
Besch
Robert
Bosch
Himmself
Paul Tighe
Tighe
Randolph School Opens Applications For Evening Classes
Randolph Industrial Education Center in Asheboro seeks applicants for evening courses starting in September 1961. Director A G Farkas says the building will not be ready until 1962 with initial temporary operations. Registration is 2 to 3 dollars, tuition 3.50 to 10 dollars monthly, varying by residency and course load.
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Asheboro
Randolph
A. G. Farkas
Randolph County
Farkas
Fletcher Lee Hunt Funeral Held in Randolph County
Fletcher Lee Hunt aged 49 was memorialized at Pleasant Grove Methodist Church Randolph County with Rev John Paschal and Rev Clayton Kennedy officiating. Pallbearers included Gilmer Rex Donald Richard Roy and Alvin Daniels Hedrick Powers. Burial followed at the church cemetery. He died from injuries in a Kendall Mill Road house trailer fire Thursday night.
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Fletcher Lee Hunt
Thomasville
Pleasant Grove Methodist Church
Randolph County
John Paschal
Clayton Kennedy
Gilmer Daniels
Rex Daniels
Donald Daniels
Richard Daniels
Roy Hedrick
Alvin Powers
Mr. Hunt
Polk St
Kendall Mill Road
British Postal Engineers to waive overtime for Kennedy visit
Engineers of the British Postal System will lift a no overtime ban to install special telephones linking the U S Embassy with hotels and private residences where President Kennedy will stay. The overtime ban supported a wage dispute. The work is scheduled for Sunday and Monday during Kennedy's visit.
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London
U.S
Kennedy
State lawmakers clash over insurance limits and redistricting plan
Sanford reports lawmakers vote splits on Braswell bill and threats from Sam Whitehurst to push compromise. Insurance chief warns a drastic cut in small loan charges could ruin lenders. Redistricting hearings focus on pitting Charles Jonas against Paul Kitchin in one district. A wage act expansion raises the minimum to 74,000 workers from 55,000.
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Braswell
Frouse Insurance
Sam Whitehurst
Charles Gold
House
Congressional Districts Committee
Charles R. Jonas
Paul Kitchin
Jonas
Senate
Piedmont
State Labor Department
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Laurinburg
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Raleigh
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High Point
Dean Watts
Betsy Ross Grooms
University of Miami
U.S. Weather Bureau
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Mississippi Valley
South Atlantic States
Pacific Northwest
Charles de Gaulle
Kremlin
Eisenhower
Francis Gary Powers
Adolf Schaerf
Schwechat
East Vienna
East Austria
Viennese
Schaerf
Hofburg
Ringstrasse
Dean Rusk
Andrei Gromyko
Moscow
Llewellyn Thompson
Charles L. Bohlen
Fay Kohler
Paul Nitze
Defense Department
McGeorge Bundy
Austria
H. Freeman Matthews
Pierre Salinger
Alexander Akalovsky
Washington
Jackie
Spain
America
John F. Kennedy
Mrs. Kennedy
Randolph School
Cadillac
Advertising Council
The
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Highland Motors
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