Soviet Space Mission Near Five-Hour Orbit Milestone
Soviet reports say Valentina Tereshkova and Viktor Bykovsky reached orbit with Tereshkova broadcasting via radio as crowds in Moscow watch live television coverage. Officials note the craft remain on course and systems function well while speculation grows about a third cosmonaut joining the mission.
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Fragmented Civil Rights Turmoil Across States
Reports describe a noisy 100-strong Negro crowd in Clarksdale protesting signs seeking freedom, tension in Jackson with Charles Evers taking a post, and Police on alert after violent demonstrations. Also noted are a Siler City death and a Paris flight for de Gaulle amid a national Bible reading controversy in Maryland involving the Lord's Prayer.
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Hoover In Very Serious Condition Reported
Former President Herbert Hoover, 68, remains in very serious condition with irregular heart action and a low-grade fever. Doctors say anemia from bleeding in the GI tract continues but no further bleeding has occurred in 36 hours and Hoover is resting quietly at the Waldorf Towers after becoming seriously ill two weeks ago.
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Joe Walser to join expedition to Bronze Age site in Israel
Joe Walser of High Point and UNC graduate accompanies Dr. Bernard Boyd, UNC religion professor, on a July archaeological expedition to Israel with about 30 students from six schools. Walser, a Duke PhD candidate, serves as an associate to Dr. Boyd to study the mid Bronze Age city.
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Fire at Leonard Street Dwelling Damages Mattress and Box Springs
Firemen answered a late yesterday call to 1703 Leonard Street where a mattress and box springs were damaged by fire. The dwelling was occupied by Betsy Pemberton who allegedly lied to her wife, legal advisers, and ministerial colleagues.
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Red House in Canterbury Lives Up to Name
Dr. Hewlett Johnson 89 once known as the Red Dean of Canterbury has decorated his new residence in red including walls and floor tiles. He plans to christen it The Red House, reflecting the bold color scheme and his lifelong activist image.
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Rail bonds yield options for cautious retired investors
An exchange on securing about 2,500 yearly income from 40,000 highlights rail income bonds with yields from 5 to 8 percent. Safer picks include Central of Georgia 4% bonds and others, though many pay interest once annually. Seek rail bond expert guidance and consider timing, backstops from family, and yield differentials before acting.
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Sports Car Kills Deputy Sheriff in Craven County
Deputy William Benton and deputy William Taylor were investigating an incident when a sport car veered and struck them. Taylor died at the scene, Benton narrowly escaped injury, and passenger wrecking after the impact. Marine Glenn Martin, 21, was injured but listed in satisfactory condition. No charges filed yet as investigation continues.
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Hearings Set Today For Demonstrators
In Danville Virginia AP reports 65 civil rights demonstrators face hearings as racial tension grips the textile city for a third week. About 35 charged with violations of a new city ordinance will appear at 9 am and 30 more with court injunction violations at 10 am. An additional protest was planned for noon at a mass meeting. Clergy leaders urged nonviolence while officials and Negro leaders negotiated through the day, as lines of communication were sought to ease tensions.
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