Four Die After Train Vehicle Collision In Randolph County
A late Saturday crash near Prospect Street Extension in Randolph County killed four people when a car collided with a High Point Thomasville and Denton Railroad freight train. Victims include two 17 18 year old youths and two teenage girls from Thomasville and High Point. The engineer was J A Garner of Thomasville.
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Marvin Burts
Thomasville
Here
Denton
Prospect Street
Randolph County
Guilford County
Hpt&d
J. C. Green and Sons Funeral Home
City Memorial Hospital
Larry Stephen Cecil
Raymond Cecil
Holly Grove Road
Billy Ray Hunt
Artie Hunt
Rt. 2
Doris Ann Lovern
High Point
Bryan Lovern
W. Dayton Street
Barbara A Forbis
E. Farris Ave
J.A. Garner
Sino Soviet relations near low after student protests
Moscow and Peking traded accusations after China accused the Soviet Union of backing a crackdown on Asian student demonstrators outside the U.S. Embassy. Beijing pressed for an apology while staging peaceful protests against what it called brutal suppression.
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Moscow
Peking
China
Soviet Union
U. S
Chinese Protest Soviet Actions Over Moscow Demonstration
Tokyo AP report says Communist China filed a formal protest with the Soviet Union condemning the suppression of Chinese students in Moscow who demonstrated against the United States amid North Vietnamese air strikes. Official Chinese news cites injuries to more than 30 students and questions Soviet fear of offending the U.S.
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Tokyo
China
Soviet Union
United States
Moscow
New China
U.S
North Nam
Marinessent To Viet Nam to reinforce Da Nang airbase
Two battalions about 3 500 Marines head to South Viet Nam to guard the Da Nang airbase. The move raises U S forces there to about 27 000 as intelligence cites mortar threats from Viet Cong tied to Bien Hoa and Pleiku incidents.
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Washington
South Viet Nam
I U.S
Defense Department
da Nang
U.S
Bien Hao
Pleiku
Viet Nam
Pacific
Team Teaching Society Television Page Teasers
A clipped page discusses team teaching in a local society and TV page references across sections 2 A 3 A 1 D. The note hints at cross page connections and editorial crosslinks for readers tracking ongoing features.
Dock Workers Return as Seven Week Strike Ends
North and South Carolina docks saw workers back at 8 a.m. as a seven week strike ended. Longshoremen in Charleston Morehead City and Wilmington resumed work with dock service on a first come basis.
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Associated Press
North Carolina
South Carolina
Charleston
S.C
Morehead City
Wilmington
Newnesse
Oeacesman
Harbor
Johnson's Great Society Dream Pushes Forward
President Johnson presses ahead with a large scale plan to transform U S society by 30 years from now seeking victory over war poverty and prosperity. The remarks signal a bold agenda embracing peace and economic uplift as a nationwide effort across government and society.
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Jed
Johnson
Wallace Orders Troopers To Halt Montgomery March
In Selma Alabama Wallace announces troopers will halt the planned 50 mile march led by Dr. Martin Luther King Jr to dramatize Negro voting rights. A White Citizens group protests around 500 hecklers while police make a disorderly conduct arrest.
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Wallace
Montgomery
Selma
Ala
Neene
Sean
Ieee
Alabama
Martin Her King Jr
Baker
Reform Presbyterian Church
Inci
Citizens Group
Joseph Ellwanger
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Birmingham
Courthorse Steps
Missing 60 Years White House Plate Returned to LBJ
An AP report notes a chipped White House dinner plate missing for about 60 years has reportedly been found and could be returned to former President Lyndon B. Johnson. The owner, an attorney from Salt Lake City, Utah, expressed excitement about the discovery.
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White House
Washington
Dunamen' Bo Cher Las G. Sr
Salt Lake City
Utah
Reduction of Forces is Denied
Prime Minister Harold Wilson pledged that British forces in West Germany will not be reduced without NATO ally consent. He spoke at a news conference in West Berlin, stressing changes must be agreed by the alliance and not unilaterally. He noted a $141 million deficit in Britain’s balance of payments with West Germany.
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Rhine
Wilson
West Germany
Germany
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