Kitchin Redistricting Measure Clears House Committee
The House committee approved the Jonas Kitchin redistricting bill 7 to 3 after a third public hearing. Support came from Rep. Ashley Murla and others. opposed by Reps. Pat Taylor Ernest Hicks John Kerr with Quinn not voting. Palmer had sought an unfavorable report on a study commission, carried 6 to 4.
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Raleigh
Phy
Pender
Joe A. Watkins
Granville
Ike Andrews
The
Today
Chatham
Roger Jackson
Hert
Ford
David Britt
Robeson
Charles Palmer
Cleveland
Leonard R. Jonas
Paul Kitchin
Jonas
Democratic
North Carolina
Ashley Mur
Laoya
Uranam
Pat Taylor
Anson
Ernest Hicks
Mecklenburg
John Kerr
Warren
Dwight Quinn
Cabarrus
Palmer
Taylor
Chas. L. Amos Sr. Funeral Tomorrow
Charles Lee Amos Sr. died at 76 in High Point after a long illness. A leading industrialist and philanthropist, he helped build High Point into a hosiery hub since moving there in 1906. He supported education and High Point College and built Melrose Hosiery into a national giant with his sons Charles Jr. and Kenner.
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Charles Lee Amos Sr
High Point
Amos
High Point College
Dennis Cooke
Charles L. Amos
Rockingham County
J. T
Mary Elizabeth Wray Amos Sr
Amos-Kearns Furniture Co
R. T. Amos
Amos Hosiery Mills
Melrose Hosiery Mill
C. L. Amos
Melrose
Amos Ho
Mr. Amos
Charles Lee Jr
Kenner
Charles
Duke of Kent Weds Commoner In Yorkminster Ceremony
The Duke of Kent married Katherine Worsley at Yorkminster Cathedral in Britain's wedding of the year. Queen Elizabeth II attended along with foreign royalty as Archbishop William Ramsey presided. Rain interrupted the preliminaries and a hailstorm followed as the service concluded.
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England
Kent
Katherine Worsley
Britain
Yorkminster
Elizabeth II
William Ramsey
Margaret
Anthony Armstrong- Jones
Duke of Kent
Tar Heels' Stanley Tied To College Basketball Bribery Scandal
Four former players were arrested on conspiracy and bribery charges in a widening college basketball scandal. Raymond Stanley of North Carolina and Jack Rose of Connecticut were named coconspirators. Stanley allegedly received a bribe offer but did not report it. The group includes Lou Brown Dave Budin Jerry Vogel and Dan Quindazzi.
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NEW York
Connecticut
North Carolina
Dist. Atty
Frank S. Hogan
Hogan
Jack Rose
Niaz
University
Raymond Stanley
University of North Carolina
Stanley
Chapel Hill
N. C
Lou Brown
Brown
Dave Budin
Brooklyn College
Alabama
Jerry Vogel
Dan Quindazzi
Budin
Brooklyn
University of Michigan
University of Oregon
Vogel
Quindazzi
Yonkers
Jersey City
N.J
Kennedy reports Khrushchev voiced Berlin urgency in Vienna
President Kennedy informed congressional leaders Khrushchev raised his voice over Berlin during Vienna talks and viewed Fidel Castro as unstable and not a communist. He noted Khrushchev focused on Berlin and UN Secretariat changes, with no date set for a separate peace with East Germany.
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Kennedy
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West Berlin
Fidel Castro
White House
Berlin
East Germany
United States
Britain postpones Laos conference over cease-fire violation
Britain and the Soviet Union halted the 14 nation Laos truce talks in Geneva after reports of serious cease-fire breaches by Pathet Lao forces. The United States boycotted until Khrushchev and Kennedy pledged stronger international truce powers. Delegations from the US Britain and France left meetings to consult governments as attacks and a village seizure spurred renewed bargaining.
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Laos
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Cenfer
France
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Moscow
International Truce Commission
Padong
Vienna
Washington
State Department
Lincoln White
White
International Control Commission
Truce Commission
Kennedy suffers new back injury during Canada trip
President Kennedy has a fresh back injury from May 16 while planting a tree at Government House in Ottawa. White House says it is not serious and not connected to a prior operation. He planned to appear on crutches but may wait another day.
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Ottawa
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White House
Washington
Janet Travels
Canada
Salinger
Hyannis Port
Mass
Paris
Vienna
London
Travell
Survivor testifies camps hid killings at Auschwitz trial
Raya Kagan, a former Auschwitz clerk, testified that death files listed diseases and not executions or killings. She said records used forms for punishment and listed diseases like pneumonia and general weakness to camouflage deaths.
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Auschwitz
Adolf Eichmann
Raya Kagan
Girl abducted in Anderson is rescued after attack
A 17 year old white girl is rescued after two or three men dragged her from a parked car near Highway 81 in Anderson County. Her companion Charles Gambrell 20 was slashed in the abdomen and left arm. Authorities pursued three alleged assailants and conducted a statewide search with no arrests at report time.
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Gambrell
W. J. Erskine
C. M. Ellison
Anderson
Ellison
Erskine
New York Lawmaker Arrested in Jackson Desegregation incident
White New York Assemblyman Mark Lane and NAACP leader Percy Sutton were arrested at Jackson Mississippi airport after attempting to use desegregated facilities. The nine person Freedom Riders convoy aimed to test Jim Crow barriers from New Orleans to Jackson and onward.
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New York State
Jackson Municipal
Freedom Riders
New Orleans
New York
Mark Lane
Manhattan
Perky Sutton
New York City
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Delta Airlines
Montgomery
Ala
Sutton
J. L. Ray
Lane
City of New Orleans
Robert Westby
Aurora
Ill
Jackson
St. Louis
Tractors for Freedom Committee may reply to Castro terms
The Tractors for Freedom Committee plans a reply to Fidel Castro's terms for trading 1,200 prisoners for 500 tractors. Walter Reuther of the UAW says a delegation to Havana is possible but unlikely for now. Senate leader Dirksen warns of tenuous ground if U.S. figures travel to Cuba.
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Tractors For Freedom Committee
Fidel Castro
Castro
Walter P. Reuther
United Auto Workers Union
Reuther
Cuba
Havana
Senate
Everett M. Dirksen
Illinois
Washington
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Milton Eisenhower
Kennedy says no resumption of atomic tests and Laos cease fire
President Kennedy told a UPI editor group that the United States will not resume atomic tests and will continue Geneva talks on a nuclear test ban. He defended the draft treaty and urged that failure to achieve a test ban would not be blamed on the United States while stressing the Laos cease fire as a key issue.
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Kennedy
Soviet Union
Laos
Khrushchev
Geneva
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Georghi Pushkin
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