Scientists Prove Warhead Can Be Destroyed Safely
Scientists at Johnston Island reported a high altitude test of a Thor missile warhead did not produce a nuclear explosion. Fragments fell into the ocean within the testing area and officials said no hazardous radioactivity or human danger remained, with the test to be rescheduled.
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Honolulu
Atomic Energy Commission
Johnston
Thor
Johnston Island
Earth
ABC
Joint Task Force 8
Newhouse Buys New Orleans Papers for Record Sum
Samuel I Newhouse expands his publishing empire by taking majority control of the Times Picayune and States-Item in New Orleans for about 37.34 million dollars at 150 dollars a share. The purchase, the largest cash deal in newspapers, draws Nazi protesters to the Times Picayune building.
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New Orleans
Samuel I. Newhouse
Newhouse
Times-Picayune Publishing Co
New York
Editor & Publisher
Theological Controversy May Spread at Annual Meeting
The national Baptist meeting opens today and runs through Friday with about 10 000 messengers. A two day pastors conference with 2000 attendees ended this afternoon. The Rev Roy McClain warns against liberal currents and cautions conservatives against claiming all answers.
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Roy McClain
Dale H. Moody
Dallas
Tex
Ralph Elliott
Kansas City
Mr. McClain
First Baptist Church
Atlanta
McGill Urges Better Leadership At UNC Commencement
Ralph McGill editor of the Atlanta Constitution told 2,200 UNC graduates that young southerners balance church lessons with political realities. A thunderstorm interrupted the Kenan Stadium ceremony but did not stop the address as McGill predicted improved political leadership from the 1962 class and the decline of demagogues. Gov. joined the program afterward.
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Chapel Hill
N.C
Ralph McGill
The
Atlana Constitution
McGill
University of North Carolina
Kenan Stadium
Gov
Durham businessman fined on tax charge conviction
Durham developer H G Randolph was fined 7500 dollars and placed on three years probation in U S Middle District Court for failure to file income tax and Social Security returns on time for 1956 1957 and for late 1954 1958 period. An IRS agent testified Randolph paid 37986 in taxes and interest after late filings. Brown refused to plead to the changes. Concord race promoter O Bruton Smith pleaded innocent to late 1956 1957 tax returns in a related matter. Two Greensboro men pleaded guilty to a March 8 robbery at the American Federal Savings and Loan Association. a third pleaded innocent.
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Greensboro
N.C
Durham
H. G. Randolph
U.S. Middle District
Internal Revenue Service
Randolph
Faerie
Stanley
Brown
Res
Asheville
Concord
O. Bruton Smith
Charlotte Motor Speedway
Friday Aycock Ties to Sanford University Leadership
Sanford leaders confirm William C. Friday and University Chancellor William B. Aycock hold roles shaping the Consolidated University. The pair oversees policy, expansion, and academic priorities across campuses.
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Jesus Christ
Heaven
Hell
General Electric
G.E
Scatemark
General Electric Company
Ko da
High Point
Thomasville Road
Priscilla Dean
Coro, Karu
D. Listner
Betty Barclay
RED Ball
Michal Wall
Fredrick Johnson
Elizabeth Whitfield
Ronnie Weathers
Alan Kirby
Carr St
Dianne
Carolina
Ous
Neal
Patterson
Pennix
Aluminum
Huffman
N. Main St
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