Assembly Plans To Quit Tuesday
RALEIGH AP The General Assembly moved toward a Tuesday adjournment as a joint conference committee’s recommendations passed both houses. Rural electric cooperatives won an exemption to build generators without utilities commission approval, while a liquor tax shift would restore 2.4 million dollars to counties, sparking budget concerns. The House created a new Mental Health Department integrating hospitals and clinics, and approved municipal powers to acquire fringe-area land for urban planning and recreation, returning to the Senate for concurrence.
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Senate
General Assembly
Utilities Commission
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Sanford
Clifton Blue
State Department of Mental Health
Hospitals Board of Control
Board of Health
Board of Mental Health
Trains Collide At Eufola Station Killing Fireman
Two Southern Railway freight trains collided at Eufola Station near Statesville. Fireman H. Y. Turner, about 56, Morganton, died after apparently jumping from the eastbound train. Five injured reported no other injuries. Speed estimated 10 to 15 miles per hour. damage includes 16 cars on the eastbound train and five power units on the westbound. Eastbound aimed for Spencer, westbound for Asheville. investigation to determine cause. Eufola is a junction near the Iredell Catawba line.
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N.C
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Eufola
H. YT. Turner
Morganton
N. C
Turner
Hhl. Hall
Asheville
Hall
Spencer
Eufola Station
Iredell Catawba County
Goldwater backs exile Cuban government on Guantanamo base
Los Angeles AP Senator Barry Goldwater says a provisional Cuban government could be formed on the U S naval base at Guantanamo with no risk. He endorses exile rule as a step toward freeing Cuba from Fidel Castro and countering Soviet influence. He cautions only potential displeasure from Khrushchev.
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Barry Goldwater
R-Ariz
U. S. Naval Base
Guantanamo
Senate
Gordon Allott
R-Colp
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Rotary Club
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Ghways
Kennedy
Khrushchev
Conferees Named By Senate
In Raleigh the Senate moved to reconcile redistricting with House by discharging the Senate Conference Committee and appointing new conferees. Sen. Lindsay Warren Jr. sought to have them align with the House to drop a piggyback constitutional amendment, but opposition argued the move was out of order. The House had rejected the piggyback plan.
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House
Lindsay C. Warren Jr
Wayne
Warren
Jengih
Thomas J. White
Lenoir
Clarence Stone
Mecklenburg
Guilford
Forssyth
Cumberland County
Ae House
Lawyer Arrested In Wife Death In Minnesota
ST PAUL AP Police early today arrested T Eugene Thompson 35 a lawyer on suspicion of murder in the slaying of his wife Carol 34 at their Highland Park home Officials called the March 6 killing a kill for hire job Thompson carried more than a million dollars in life insurance on his wife Four Thompson children were at home when the attack occurred Two other men have been charged with first degree murder and another with being an accessory after the fact Dick W C Anderson 35 was arrested in Phoenix April 19 and Norman Mastrian 39 is linked to a weapon traced to him Sheldon Morris 34 is charged with being an accessory
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T. Eugene Thompson
Thompson
Carol
Highland Park
Dick W. C. Anderson
Phoenix, Ariz
Norman Mastrian
Pope Paul VI Elected Chief Pontiff in Vatican Conclave
Cardinal Montini of Milan chosen as Paul VI in a brief conclave. Crowds cheered as the new pope appeared on the Sistine Chapel balcony delivering the blessing Urbi et Orbi. Vatican officials said Amint Cicognani would be secretary of state. election marked by swift, historic resolve.
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St. Peter’s Basilica
Cuban Rebels May Demand U S Help If Soviets Strike
Miami reporting notes the Cuban Revolutionary Council pledges to demand the promised U S support if Soviet troops attack its landed commandos in Cuba. Antonio Maceo leads the council backed by Antonio de Varona. State Department offered no confirmation of landings. broadcasts cite Caney de Las Mercedes and Caney de Las Mercedes as a landing site near Manzanillo, Cuba.
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Rio
Pinar del Rio
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Westernmet
Senate rights bill faces Democratic pushback in Senate
In Washington AP reports Senate Democratic leaders struggle to enroll 50 cosponsors for President Kennedy's civil rights package. Assistant leader Hubert H. Humphrey predicted about half of the senators could sign on by the four p.m. Monday deadline. the tally stood at 43 amid evident objections from opponents.
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Senate
Kennedy
Hubert H. Humphrey
Minnesota
Humphrey
Historic Steel Pact Reached By United Steelworkers And 11 Firms
The United Steelworkers Union and 11 major steel producers reached a historic labor agreement to end potential strikes. The two-year pact covers senior employee vacations, health and hospital benefits, and wage increases totaling about 15 cents per hour. Signed after six months of joint committee talks, it aims to keep steel labor peace through the 1964 election and allows either side to terminate with 120 days notice.
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Santenat Fe Offantiva
Iuuu Avea Et Water
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White House
Kennedy
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R. Conrad Cooper
U.S. Steel
Cooper
William E. Simkin
Federal Mediation and Conviliation Service
Prophets of Doom
UK Prime Minister faces Denning inquiry amid party turmoil
In a surprise move, Prime Minister Macmillan announced an official inquiry led by Lord Denning, after Labour pressed for an all party Commons committee. A brief Labour meeting failed to secure calls for his immediate retirement as party members debated the political crisis. Christine was questioned for two hours in connection with a socialite call girl ring case. Merlyn Rees won the vacant seat, but the party’s vote share dropped from Leeds 1959 levels.
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Revolutionary Council
House of Commons
Lord Denning
Labor Party
Derek Walker Smith
Macmillan
Christine
Stephen Wardi
Nuclear Submarines Set for Three Yard Launches Saturday
Washington AP reports four new submarines including three Polaris and one attack sub will be launched Saturday from Electric Boat Division and Newport News yards. The drive to build 86 atomic submarines by decade's end aims to outpace the Soviet fleet, with costs projected near 6.6 billion to 15 billion dollars for the complete program. The schedule notes launches at three shipyards as the United States presses a high tempo race in undersea warfare.
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Soviet Union
George W. Anne
Virginia
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Polaris
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Boone
Mare Island
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Kremlin
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