Neutrals Divided Over Kennedy Test Resumption Debate
Amid Kennedy push for resumed atmospheric nuclear tests, Tass Izvestia and New China News Agency condemned the move as coercive while NATO allies rallied behind Kennedy. India and Japan voiced objections, with Tokyo press urging cancellation and warning of wider tensions ahead of the Geneva conference opening March 14.
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Two Men Die In Road Crash On U S 401 North
Laurinburg North Carolina two men died in a Saturday crash on U S 401 when a pickup skidded on an icy stretch and hit a tractor trailer. Victims were Angus Ray Strickland 27 of Burnlevel Rt 1 and James Stewart 33 of Broadway. Tractor-trailer driver Sidney C Langford 35 of West Columbia South Carolina was not seriously hurt.
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Reds Call Move Blackmail Over Nuclear Test Pact
Washington reports quote Reds calling Kennedy move blackmail as it links a new push for a comprehensive nuclear test ban to progress on disarmament. Officials warn next four to six weeks will shape East West relations amid Soviet meetings in Moscow and Geneva and a push for a summit.
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Disadvantaged Children Pressing The Schools
Raymond and Helen exemplify a rising army of disadvantaged youths in U S cities. The piece links broken homes poverty and lack of opportunity to out of school and work outcomes, with experts calling for education and public concern to salvage the situation.
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State GOP Sees Win In 1964
North Carolina Republicans gathered in Durham for the biennial convention with over 1,000 attendees. Party leaders predicted statewide gains in 1964 and endorsed Jonas as the likely next governor, pledging full support for his reelection and future efforts.
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Two Robbers Experience Bad Night
Last night was a rough evening for armed robbery in the city and Randolph County. At about 7 p.m. Edna Schwartz, operator of Jack and Jill Shop, was approached by a young man who flashed a knife and demanded money. She had only five dollars, offering three if he put away the knife, and he agreed. Police soon questioned 16 year old William Talmadge Dockery of Brockett Street, found hiding near the Washington Street library. Dockery linked to another robbery and to taking seventeen dollars from his sister Friday. A cap found at a Gordy Street home linked to the suspect.
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John Glenn Homecoming Draws Massive Ohio Crowd
Astronaut John H. Glenn Jr greeted about 45 000 to 50 000 residents in New Concord Ohio during a homecoming marked by tears and warmth. The celebration included a luncheon parade speeches and a Muskingum College gym reception before he left for Washington.
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Guardsmen Hunger Strike Rumor Dissipates at Ft Bragg
New Hampshire National Guard soldiers stationed at Ft Bragg were accused of a hunger strike but officials said only a minority may have skipped the mess. Maj Gen Francis B McSwiney noted most ate at PX and elsewhere and the episode should soon pass. Col Roger Whiting confirmed a drop in mess hall attendance on Friday with a rebound today.
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Tariff Controversy Shapes US stance on Common Market
The Western European Common Market's tariff reductions threaten U.S. interests. Leaders from IBM to Burroughs warn of deeper impact, while economists see potential gains for living standards. Europe’s 13-nation bloc aims for a 12-year plan to abolish internal tariffs and unify external rates. President Kennedy seeks Congress to grant broader tariff negotiation power to respond.
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