Flint Hunter Holds Growth Record In Georgia Boy
Flint Hunter, a five grade student from Macon, Georgia, has grown three inches since last September after seven years of no growth due to a malignant brain tumor and the removal of his pituitary gland. Now ten years old and about the size of a small first grader, he remains ambitious in science and plans to enter the construction field with his father.
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Roger Flint Hunter Jr
Roger
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Canada Extends Fishing Zone and Bans Nearshore Catch
Prime Minister Lester B. Pearson announced Canada will ban fishing within 12 miles of the coast and extend its exclusive zone from three miles next May. He cited foreign fishing pressure and possible spying by Soviet trawlers, with assurances of U.S. arrangements. The new method uses straight lines from outer coastal points, bringing many bays under Canadian jurisdiction. Great Lakes waters remain unaffected.
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Ottawa
Canada
United States
Lester B. Pearson
Pearson
House of Commons
Atlantic
Great Lakes
Greater Lay Participation Is Urged by Synod Leader
Dr. Charles R. Younts of Atlanta urged the General Synod of the Associate Reformed Presbyterian Church to enlarge lay involvement. He proposed halfway lay representation on boards and committees and decentralization with more business handled at the presbytery level. He criticized continued use of home mission funds in failing churches as debate rose at the opening session.
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Flat Rock
N.C
Charles R. Younts
Atlanta
General Synod
Associate Reformed Presbyterian Church
Younts
Fosse Considers Gwen Verdon Musical Comedy Vehicle
Choreographer Bob Fosse weighs a quirky musical comedy for his wife Gwen Verdon with years of thought behind the concept. He declines to share details while a dialogue collaborator and a composer are to be chosen.
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New York
Bob Fosse
Gwen Verdon
Fosse
FBI reports rise in serious crimes in four NC cities in 1963 start
FBI data show increases in serious and non negligent serious cases for the first quarter of 1963 versus 1962 across Raleigh Charlotte Greensboro and Winston Salem.crime categories include forcible incidents robbery burglary larceny and auto theft with varied year to year changes.
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Washington
FBI
North Carolina
Raleigh
Charlotte
Greensboro
Winston-Salem
Durham Mayor Leads Desegregation Breakthrough in 1940s
Durham North Carolina after 15 days in office Mayor Grabarek announces a bi racial committee has secured voluntary desegregation from hotels motels most restaurants and many stores. Over 1000 black arrests from May protests to be dropped as theaters large employers remain under review.
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Durham
N.C
Wense Grabarek
Grabarek
Heating and cooling luxury costs you a bundle
The notice claims Lennox heating and cooling systems offer luxury features that cut operating expenses and save money over the life of the unit. It references Reader's Digest Good Housekeeping and New Homes Guide and promotes a free home comfort survey.
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Lennox
Reader’s Digest
Good Housekeeping
New Homes Guide
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