Kennedy Returns From European Trip To Report Tonight
President Kennedy arrived at Andrews Air Force Base at 9 33 a m after a week with Soviet Premier Khrushchev French President de Gaulle and British Prime Minister Macmillan He greeted about 70 people in a warm receiving line and rode with Senate leaders to the White House where he planned to deliver a nationwide speech at 6 p m EST tonight The trip was described as very fine and he showed bipartisan hospitality with leaders as he prepared the address.
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Kennedy
America
Europe
Andrews Air Force Base
Khrushchev
Charles de Gaulle
Britain
Harold Macmillan
Dirksere
de Gaulle
Macmillan
Dirksen
House Committee Sets Stage for Capital Punishment Debate
North Carolina House Judiciary One Committee sent a without prejudice report on a bill to abolish capital punishment except for a second capital crime after life terms. Rep. Pat Taylor argued punishment is a deterrent and inconsistent with Christian doctrine. The panel did not change the bill.
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Raleigh
House
Pat Taylor
Anson de
GOP Polling Places Bill Killed In House Committee
Raleigh report says a GOP backed measure to appoint precinct judges and registrars from Republican lists was killed by the House Committee on Elections and Election Laws on strictly partisan lines. The Senate had passed the bill last week.
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House Committee On Elections and Election Laws
Madison County
Liston Ramsey
Clyde Roberts
Senate
County Boards of Elections
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Madison
Ramsey
Harlon Holcombe
Yancey
J. H. Truitt
Swain County
Donald Cooper
Swain
Murray Coffey
Watauga
Ronda
Watauga Board of Education
Coffey
A. Vance Choate
Alleghany
Education Board
Choate
Watauga County
Jacqueline Kennedy Resting in London After Busy Schedule
Jacqueline Kennedy slept late in London resting from a hectic round of appearances with President Kennedy. A secretary said she may depart for Rome en route to Athens on Wednesday with rest and a Greek island cruise planned. At Buckingham Palace she drew praise for a new hairdo and wore a pale blue silk gown as Queen Elizabeth hosted a formal dinner.
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Mrs. Kennedy
Princess Lee Radziwill
America
London
Paris
Vienna
Buckingham Palace
Elizabeth II
Truman Urges Desegregation Protestors to Clean Yard First
Former President Harry S. Truman told two young civil rights protesters to “sweep your own yard first” as they joined him on a morning stroll. He criticized their sit-in at a New York office linked to desegregation efforts and cautioned against publicity stunts.
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Joel Geier
Chicago
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American Broadcasting- Paramount Theaters, Inc
Austin
Tex
Boston
Trinity Grill Operator Returns Home At Dawn
Robert Parris, 20, operator of the Trinity Grill, was beaten and fled from attackers believed to be a group of Negroes. He spent the night under a duplex near the grill and returned home at dawn as relatives and neighbors searched into the night.
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Trinity Grill
Frank Warren
Trinity
Robert Parris
Parris
Trinity grill clash sparks manhunt in Guilford region
After a disputed service incident at a Trinity grill, mobs of armed youths roamed Randolph Guil-Rand County areas as deputies police and National Guard units searched for Parris. Witnesses say a confrontation arose when Negro patrons confronted by white youths led to rumors of a fatal assault.
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Davidson
Trinity
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High Point
Thomasville
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Jonas-Kitchin Bill Hearing Scheduled in Raleigh
The House Congressional Districts Committee will next Thursday consider and possibly vote on the Jonas-Kitchin Bill to reduce North Carolina’s congressional districts from 12 to 11. Democratic and Republican lawmakers voiced concerns as opponents warned the redraw could reshape the state's political map.
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Raleigh
House Congressional Districts Committee
Jonas-Kitchin
Charles R. Jonas
Paul Kitchin
Commerce chief urges firms to stress antitrust adherence
Secretary of Commerce Luther Hodges told the Senate Antitrust and Monopoly subcommittee that business leaders must impress on their employees the importance of obeying antitrust laws. He said big business faces communication problems and urged a tougher internal program. Hodges noted the 26 member Business Ethics Advisory Council to develop tools for ethical corporate conduct. He spoke as an end to the hearing was anticipated on price fixing in the electrical equipment industry.
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Washington
Luther H. Hodges
Hodges
Senate Antitrust and Monopoly Subcommittee
Jean
Four students protest theater segregation in Austin
Four students entering the second day of a sit in at offices of American Broadcasting Paramount Theaters in Austin Texas faced a tolerant stance from officials. Police said the group would be allowed to stay but denied access to food or rest room facilities as the sit in shifted to a sleep through during the night.
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New York
Austin
Tex
American Broadcasting-Paramount Theaters, Inc
Vibration blanking vision during Shepard space flight
Astronaut Alan B. Shepard Jr. reported that rocket vibration briefly fogged his vision early in the May suborbital flight. Changes to the Mercury capsule design to reduce vibration were ordered, with the roughest phase at transonic acceleration and maximum dynamic pressure near the dynamic stresses.
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Alan B. Shepard Jr
Shepard
U.S
Cape Canaveral
Fla
Redstone
Drowning of Four Year Old Unexplained
Sheriff Harvey Johnson said no new details emerged about the drowning of four year old Pamela Sue Hurlocker in a shallow Lawsonville branch. The mother, Shirley Smith Hurlocker, is vague about how the accident occurred and a butcher knife was found at the scene.
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Harvey Johnson
Pamela Sue Hurlocker
Shirley Smith Hurlocker
Lawsonville
Hurlocker
Butner Mental Hospital
C. E. Smith
Lawsonville School
Smith
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