First Lady Jacqueline Kennedy Visits Rome in Courtesy Call
Jacqueline Kennedy arrived in Rome en route to India and Pakistan and paid a 25 minute courtesy call on President Giovanni Gronchi at the Quirinal Palace. She then went to Villa Taverna to stay with Ambassador Reinhardt and will attend Mass at the North American College before leaving for New Delhi.
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Freeman urges Khrushchev to let farmers own farms
Secretary Orville L. Freeman told Soviet Premier Khrushchev that American agriculture thrived on family farms and urged the Russians to adopt ownership and operation by farmers themselves. He cited American hybrids, fertilizer, and machinery as keys to productivity and contrasted with Soviet state farms.
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Coast Reeling After Storm With Federal Relief Promised
The Eastern Seaboard endures its worst storm week as five states receive federal disaster relief designation President Kennedy announced. The system dumped seven inches of snow in parts of Georgia and moved north toward New England bringing rain and snow. New Jersey suffered extensive damage with 90 percent of Beach Haven homes destroyed or damaged and over 1,000 homes reported missing along a 30 mile stretch.
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Longest Night of My Life Sailors Relate Tanker Disaster
Rugged sailors rescued from the Liberian molasses tanker Gem described their ordeal at sea. Thirty three men were saved as the ship broke in two off the Carolina coast on Wednesday night. The destroyer Stribling landed 26 survivors at Mayport Florida and the cruiser Victoria ferried seven to New York. The Gem chief engineer Aldoi Compasarano reported being in the engine room when the vessel split and a loud crash followed.
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Lady Judge Sharp becomes first woman on North Carolina Supreme Court
In Raleigh AP report Judge Susie Sharp, 54, accepted Governor Sanford's appointment to the state Supreme Court, becoming the first woman to join the bench. The move shifts Chief Justice J. Wallace Winsborne to retirement, with Emry B. Denny promoted to chief justice and a voter schedule adjusted for upcoming primaries.
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Prayer for Freedom Leads Lent Series by Senate Chaplain
A Lent weekday prayer invite from the Senate Chaplain Rev Frederick Brown Harris asks for divine guidance for the nation. The message praises freedom, unity across races and creeds, and the Brotherhood of man, ending with Amen. Distributed via The Laymen's National Committee and Newspaper Enterprise Assn.
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U.S. and Britain Plan Satellite Space Partnership
The United States and Britain will jointly build and launch a space satellite this spring. The cylinder shaped satellite, 23 inches in diameter, will be constructed at Goddard Space Flight Center and launched from Cape Canaveral. British teams will design build and test the equipment aboard.
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Safe robbery attempt ends in gun battle in Charlotte
Three Charlotte police officers and a 25 year old burglar were wounded in a downtown car wash shootout during an attempted safe robbery. Patrolman James Bowen was in critical condition with chest wounds, while Officers Elliott and Kirkpatrick were treated for injuries. The burglar, Jess Williams, was in critical condition. a second suspect was not found.
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Search for Freedom illustrated series opens next week
The Enter prise begins a 36 part illustrated story strip on Monday tracing the roots of freedom and government from primitive clans to ancient empires. It surveys America and the Western world, commun ism origins, and East West ideological clash with emphasis on learning and discussion.
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Actors Returns Much poorer
Los Angeles AP Van Johnson, aboard a liner in mid Atlantic, ordered by Superior Court to pay his estranged wife $5,000 monthly as maintenance pending trial. He must keep mortgage on a $200,000 Beverly Hills home and a $45,000 Palm Springs home and cover his wife’s legal fees. Of the $5,000, $500 funds support their 14 year old daughter Schuyler.
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Caroline Kennedy Says No Pictures To Photographer
Caroline Kennedy told a photographer no pictures as she and President Kennedy sat in a Palm Beach car after landing. The photographer photographed anyway, but Caroline reiterated the command before departure to visit their grandfather Joseph P. Kennedy.
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Winter Storms Strike the West and East Coast
Storms swept the country with heavy snow in the northern Rockies and eastern Tennessee, seven to twenty inches in high elevations, and up to 50 mph winds causing closures from Montana to the Carolinas. Travel disruptions affected Cut Bank fans and widespread rain and drizzle spread to the Carolinas and New England.
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Gastonia Physician Charged With Murder In Stabbing
Dr. Harry Riddle, 44, charged with murder after stabbing Leonard Patton 27 at Patton’s mother’s Gaston County home. Witnesses include Patton’s mother and two sisters-in-law. Riddle surrendered at a Gastonia hospital and is jailed without bond. He had been Patton’s family doctor and delivered his two children.
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TV Log Revamp to Bring Daily TV Schedules
The Enterprise announces a new daily television schedule section starting tomorrow replacing the weekly TV Log. Each edition will include prime evening program descriptions and commentary from national TV analysts to enhance viewing.
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