Soviet Diplomat Denies Spy Charge Amid
Soviet diplomat Nikolai I. Kurochkin was ordered to leave the United States on grounds he paid hundreds of dollars for Army manuals and attempted to obtain secret documents. Beaumet, a Virginia writer, said he gave nonsecret material for 435 dollars and was later questioned by federal agents about his contacts with Kurochkin.
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Nikolai I. Kurochkin
Kurochkin
United States
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Arlington
Soviet Union
John A. Baker Jr
U. S
Moscow
Baker
The
National Guardsman Magazine
Armies of the World
Red Star
Auto Crashes Take Lives Of Ten In North Carolina
The North Carolina weekend saw multiple fatal auto crashes totaling at least ten deaths. Among those killed were Bruce Ward in Durham, Marian Jones near Durham, Sarah Baker in Goldsboro, and W. F. Hanks in Statesville, with several other victims named from Charlotte to Asheboro and beyond.
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Charlotte
Leroy Adams
Max C (Dink) Martin
Martin
Adams
William Hood
Henrietta
Bruce Howard Ward
Chapel Hill
U.S. 15-501
Durham
Marian G. Jones
Sarah Baker
Rt. 3
Goldsboro
U.S
Statesville
W. F. (Tubby) Hanks
John C. Bracey
Hertford
Cora Overcash Brown
NC 49
Asheboro
Helen Perry
Franklinton
N.C
Bunn
Peggy Lou Prevette
Jonesville
Elkin
Arthur Campbell Jr
Laurinburg
Arthur Lee Darden
Clinton
Leroy Williams
Chowan
Vote Tomorrow In South Carolina Gubernatorial Race
About 300000 of 539000 registered South Carolina voters are expected to cast ballots for governor and other statewide offices. Key counties show varied turnout possibilities as Lt. Gov. E F Hollings Anderson Mayor William C Johnston and former USC president Donald Russell lead a three man governor race with five other statewide posts contested.
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Associated Press
South Carolina
E. F. Hollings
Anderson
William C. Johnston
Donald Russell
University of South Carolina
Methodist Moves Announced in Western North Carolina
The Western North Carolina Methodist Conference announced new superintendents after readings of appointments by Bishop Nolan B. Harmon. Robert G. Tuttle moves to Asheville District, succeeding J. W. Fitzgerald who retired. J. E. Yountz becomes Marion District superintendent, replacing Garland Winkler who becomes pastor at Hickory First Church. Eugene C. Few succeeds J. G. Higgin Jr. as Gastonia District superintendent.
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Lake Junaluksa
N.C
Western North Carolina Methodist Conference
Nolan B. Harmon
Charlotte
Robert G. Tuttle
High Point
Winston - Salem Burkhe
Aew
Garland Winkler
Hickory First
Eugene C. Few
Charlotte Myers Park
Gastonia
J. G. Higgin Jr
Gastonia First
Weather forecast for showers across central region
Showers are expected tonight from southern North Dakota to northern and central Nevada, covering southern Great Lakes, middle Mississippi valley, southern Atlantic states, northern California and northern New England. AP wirephoto.
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North Dakota
Texas
Mississippi Valley
Great Lakes
Middle Atlantic States
New England
California
Nevada
North and South Carolina Forecast with Warm Humid Conditions
The forecast notes warm humid conditions across both states with partly cloudy skies. NC expected highs in the upper 70s to 90s, lows in the mid 60s to around 70, and scattered thundershowers mainly afternoons. SC remains hot with scattered afternoon showers through Tuesday and a period ending June 14.
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North Carolina
South Carolina
Coastal Plains
Man Falls to Death at Grand Canyon Rim
Donald Mark, 40, a Grand Canyon motel clerk, plunged several hundred feet from the south rim in front of 75 tourists. Park officials say he was playfully jumping between stones when he slipped and fell. Rangers recovered the body. Mark had been in Prescott before working at the motel for about six months.
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Grand Canyon, Ariz
Grand Canyon
Donald Mark
John McLaughlin
Grand Canyon National Park
Mark
Tig
Prescott, Ariz
Head On Collision Kills Four People
A head-on crash near Little River, SC yesterday left four people dead and four injured, including members of the Holloman family from Columbia and Asheville. Leo Cox driving a northbound car collided with the Mileman vehicle, killing three Hollomans and a passenger. Injuries ranged from serious to minor for others involved, with one Marine minorly hurt. Emerald is the stone wedding anniversary for the
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Holloman
Columbia
Asheville
N.C
Hag
N. C
John R. Strickland
Finklea
State Highway Patrol
C. H. Tucker
Leo McC. Cox
Loris
Strickland
Lane Park
Mileman
Conway
Edward E. Holloman
Ros Holloman
E. E. Holloman
Cox
William J. Dawson
Near
Ringold, Va
Lions Clubs In Convention Across North Carolina
Southern Pines NC AP reports the North Carolina Lions Clubs convention features heavy politicking and business meetings. About 700 Lions and wives registered with 1,500 expected. Wallace I. West and Louis K. Day vie for international director. District contests include 31F Stacy Budd and Ed Graham, 31J Don Glisson and Phil Sawyer, 318 Robert E. Lee and Shaw Brown.
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Southern Pines
N.C
North Carolina Lions Clubs
Toee
Wallace I. West
Wilmington
Louis K. Day
Rocky Mount
Stacy Budd
Sanford
Ed Graham
Aberdeen
Don Glisson
Nashville
Phil Sawyer
Elizabeth City
Robert E. Lee
Lenoir
Shaw Brown
Mooresville
Boys State Opens With Speeches in Chapel Hill
About 375 North Carolina high school boys were to hear speeches from government officials and educators as the 18th annual Boys State program began. Dillard Gardner, Gordon Cleveland, Albert Coats, and Clyde Ball were set to address the group. The students will study government and stage their own campaigns and elections at the University of North Carolina.
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Chapel Hill
N.C
North Carolina
Dillard Gardner
State Supreme Court
Gordon Cleveland
University of North Seem Department of Political Science
Albert Coats
Clyde Ball
Institute of Government
University of North Carolina
Doctors Say New Wart Removal Compound Destroys Warts
Doctors report a new compound removes common warts quickly and safely without surgery or trolysis. Developed by a famous medical laboratory and tested at a leading New York skin clinic under medical supervision, the formula dissolves and destroys wart cells.
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New York
N.Y
Compound W Wart Remedy Rolled Out To Public
A 1955 notice promotes Compound W as a safe wart remover suitable for both children and adults. It claims no mineral acids and no scarring, available over the counter for about 98 cents with a money back guarantee.
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Whitehall Pharmscel Company
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