Rights Suit Is Dismissed In Alabama Voting Case
Federal judge Frank M Johnson Jr dismisses the government suit seeking to block denial of Negro voting rights in Macon County Alabama. The ruling will be appealed as government lawyers ask the 5th Circuit to review. Gov. John Patterson calls the decision a victory for the people and the rule of law.
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Montgomery
Ala
Alabama
U.S. Civil Rights Commission
Justice Department
US. Dist
Frank M. Johnson Jr
Macon
Johnson
John Patterson
5Th Circuit Court of Appeals
New Orleans
Eeener Lee
Jackson- Johnson
United States
Supreme Court of the United States
Storm Hits Northeast as Midwest Bows to Snow Storm
A March snowstorm plowed through the Northeast after battering the upper Midwest. Up to 22 inches piled in drifts as winds to 50 mph blocked highways from Iowa to Michigan and New York, with 33 deaths in Iowa and numerous incidents tied to shoveling and accidents.
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Associated Press
Upper Midwest
Iowa
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Michigan
Indiana
New York
Pennsylvania
Canada
New England
Portland
Maine
Massa
la Crosse
Randolph Church Names New Pastor George J W Hunter Jr
The session of Randolph Presbyterian Church Archdale announces Rev George J W Hunter Jr has been called to pastor the church and will begin duties on April 1 He currently pastors Grove and Unity Presbyterian Churches in Dunn and has served as Scout Commissioner and on the United Fund Board in Dunn Hunter is a Brooklyn native who came to Charlotte in 1938 and served in the US Air Force in World War II and the Korean War He is a NYU and Union Theological Seminary graduate A revival service for small children will open with courses led by Dr Rawlinson Roger C Bell Robert A Culler Mrs J Dennis Young and Marilyn Fairfax
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Randolph Presbyterian Church
Archdale
George
J. W. Hunter Jr
Mr. Hunter
Grove and
Unity Presbyterian
Dunn
Ed Fund Board of Directors
Secanary
Brooklyn
N. Y
Hunter
Charlotte
United States Air Force
New York University
Union Theological Seminary
Dr. Rawlinson
Roger C. Bell
Robert A. Culler
J. Dennis Young
Marilyn Fairfax
Apalachin
N.Y
Wessel
Vito Genovese
New York
Russell Bufalino
Joe Profaci
Frank Costello
Paul
Ricca
al Capone
Chicago
Peter Licavoli
Detroit Purple Gang
Pfeiffer Official To Speak On Alaska Mission Work
William S. Reasonouer Pfeiffer College director of development will address Calvary Methodist Church at 7 30 p m Sunday for the closing session of a school of missions He will discuss Alaska church work and present slides from his field service with the Board of Missions Reasonouer previously managed the organizational office of the Alaska Methodist University Anchorage and before that worked in Lumberton as a newspaper man.
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Calvary Methodist
William S. Reasonouer
Pfeiffer College
Calvary Methodist Church
Methodist Church
Alaska
Board of Missions
Pfeiffer
Reasonouer
Alaska Methodist University
Anchorage
Lumberton
Teen-Age Beauty Robs Bank in Las Vegas Heist
Ida Belle Ingram, 19, described as a champagne blonde and ex bank teller, is charged with robbing a Las Vegas bank of 1761 dollars. FBI notes she is youngest bank robber yet. deputy Olson stopped her on a desert bus ride to Reno. Bail set at 10000 dollars.
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Las Vegas
Nev
FBI
Ida Belle Ingram
Washington, D.C
Mary Herring
Powrap Go
Shirley Scott
White
Ingram
Reno
Clark Olson
Olson
Roanoke
Khrushchev May Bring Satellites Into Treaty
Justice Department pursues a wide anti crime program aimed at the nation’s top hoodlums. Atty. Gen. Rogers reports steady progress with prosecutions and deportation actions, naming Genovese and Costello among those affected.
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Khrushchev
Washington
Justice Department
William P. Rogers
U S and Soviets in a Strange Berlin Contests
President Eisenhower and Soviet Premier Khrushchev engage in a strange contest over Berlin's future as both sides seek unity on the issue. Dulles battles cancer on the sidelines while Eisenhower may consider a radio TV appeal for public understanding if tensions rise. bipartisan leaders pledge support for firm but flexible policy.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Nikita Khrushchev
Berlin
Casuntause
Dice von Foster Dulles
East Germany
Khrushchev
Robert Montgomery
White House
James C. Hagerty
Congress
Senate
Lyndon Johnson
House
Sam Rayburn
Texas
Everett M. Dirksen
Illinois
Charles Halleck
Indiana
Dulles
Seven Members of Ohio Farm Family Found Dead
Seven members of a Colfax Community farm family northeast of Lancaster were found dead at their home. Authorities said the deaths may have been murder and death by own action. The county had no other information immediately, identities unavailable. The house lies about five miles northeast of Lancaster.
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Lancaster
Ohio
Colfax
Outstanding Young Farmer named in North Carolina
R Sulli van Fisher a 31 year old Rocky Mount farmer is named the state's Outstanding Young Farmer at a State Junior Chamber of Commerce banquet. Rep Sam J Ervin says federal tobacco program changes unlikely this year. Fisher will compete for the national title April 6 8 in Cedar Rapids Iowa.
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Oxford
N.C
R. Sullivan Fisher
Rocky Mount
State
Kennedy Reveals Offers Of Political Support Amid Labor Management Talks
Robert Kennedy, chief counsel of the Senate Labor Management Committee, says both management and labor offered him political backing for his brother, Sen. John F. Kennedy. He cites several offers, none of which included money, and notes one union under investigation.
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Milwaukee
Robert Kennedy
Senate Labor Management Committee
Management
Labor
Sen
John F. Kennedy
Mass
Kennedy
Desperado Smothers Wounded by Georgia Sheriff
William E. Smothers 38, an Alabama desperado with hostages, was shot and wounded by Dade County Georgia Sheriff near Wildwood Georgia. A Georgia ambulance ferried him to a hospital as authorities seek his capture while he wanders toward Chattanooga.
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Pittsburg
Tenn
Tennessee Highway Patrol
Chattanooga
Alabama
William E. Smothers
Dade County
Wildwood
Smothers
Georgia
Segeer Emer
Hnce
Tennessee
Tri-State
Khrushchev Signals Possible Talks With Poland and Czechia on German Peace
In Leipzig Khrushchev hints Poland and Czechoslovakia may join East Germany in a peace treaty. He links Berlin crisis to a separate East German accord while warning against Western reunification moves. Grotewohl mentions Gomulka and Novotny possibly meeting in Berlin.
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Leipzig
East Germany
Nikita Khrushchev
Poland
Czechoslovakia
Soviet Union
Germany
Berlin
Khrushchev
East Berlin
Otto Grotewohl
Wladyslaw Gomulka
Antonin Novotny
Grotewohl
Kurt Blecha
Gomulka
Novotny
Kremlin
West Berlin
West Germany
Marshall in serious condition at Fort Bragg hospital
Gen George C Marshall aged 78 remains in serious condition at Womack Army Hospital Fort Bragg after a stroke on January 15. Doctors reported no change in his status today.
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FT. Bragg
N. C
George C. Marshall
Womack Army Hospital
Antique 1924 Sewars and Scovill hearse on Main Street
High Point residents saw a 1924 Sewars and Scovill hearse with hand carved body valued at 8000 to 12000 dollars owned by J. P. Roberts of Kernersville. Langdon Ammen profiles the hearse in the Sunday Enterprise feature and previews a wallburg school piece by Braxton Younts.
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High Point
J. P. Roberts
Kernersville
Langdon Ammen
Representative Scott Defends Wife Office Rental Policy
Washington AP Rep Ralph J Scott says he has no apologies for paying his wife 1200 yearly rent for the office he uses in North Carolina. He discovered the allowance recently and transferred the office deed to his wife. He plans to pursue any legal benefit and notes his daughter runs the Danbury office for 138.83 monthly.
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Scott
Washington
Ralph J. Scott
D-Nc
North Carolina
Indiana
Government
Patricia Scott Southern
Danbury
Hatoyama Dies at 76 After Heart Attack in Tokyo Home
Ichiro Hatoyama a former Japanese prime minister who helped restore postwar ties with the Soviet Union died at his Tokyo home from a heart attack. He led Japan as premier three times 1954 to 1956 and helped form the Liberal Democratic Party in 1955. His funeral will be held on Wednesday.
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Tokyo
Ichiro Hatoyama
Japan
Soviet Union
Hatoyama
Moscow
Six Killed As Flames Burn Home In Flint Michigan
A smouldering fire filled a small East Side Flint residence with dense smoke killing Richard Pelch 29 Audrey 24 and their children Diane 8 Carol 7 Richard 5 and James 3. Firemen noted the blaze likely started from a cigarette in a front room and burned a hole in the floor beneath a chair.
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Flint, Mich
Flint
Richard Pelch
Audrey
Ciildren
Diane
Carol
Richard
James
Mono
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Milton Wessel
U.S
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Soviets
Here
Dees
Noel Keith
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Flat Rock
Marshall
Sunday Enterprise
Liberty- Piedmont Institute
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Davidson County
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