UN General Assembly stalls on cutting Cold War items
UN General Assembly ends week without accord on pruning its docket amid U S Soviet disagreements over disarmament and Congo. Thompson Khrushchev talks may influence future negotiations while Asian African nations consider boosting Congo force with seven more brigades and 5000 Indian troops pledged.
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Atlanta Sit-Ins End As Desegregation Pact Is Lauded
The Associated Press reports Atlanta Negro leaders urged calm as a lunch counter desegregation agreement with major stores reopened counters on a segregated basis with plans to open to all when school desegregation occurs. Rallies in Rock Hill Louisville and Athens joined broader Southern actions amid ongoing protests and boycotts.
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James Farmer
New York
Congress of Racial Equality
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South Carolina
Deserter's Body Found Clears Sogge Family Name
Windom Minnesota. After 16 years the Sogge family learns Gehart Sogge, a World War II staff sergeant, is not an AWOL deserter but died in a cargo plane crash near St Dizier France on Sept 25 1944. Army confirms honorable discharge and burial records show he went down with the aircraft.
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London
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Sunday Enterprise Features Tomorrow
A feature by Bonnie Moore visits the Old Pilgrim Reformed Lutheran Church cemetery in Davidson County with Revolutionary War soldiers buried there linking local families to early history. Braxton Younts profiles Randolph County’s new Asheboro jail, opened after the 1959 condemnation as a modern facility.
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Defenders Routed By Lao Rebels
Pathet Lao forces pushed government troops from Sala Phou Koun Road junction eight miles north to Sala Pou Keng while royal artillery held the northern flank. The clash stalled government plans to invade Plaine des Jarres as fighting lingered with no heavy losses reported. Vientiane stayed quiet as leaders from rival Lao factions met in Cambodia to propose a stabilization program.
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Cambodia
Kidnapping Suspect Leads To Abduction Case In Gastonia
Eugene Williams, 16, has been missing since Wednesday in Gastonia North Carolina. The FBI joined the probe Friday with no solid leads. An uncle reported a Thursday phone demand for $2000 to a designated spot on a road. investigators saw a potential teenage voice but nothing more. Police treat it as a kidnapping until facts prove otherwise.
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Actress Elizabeth Taylor Suffers Setback in Pneumonia Recovery
London AP report says Elizabeth Taylor, 29, faced a slight setback in recovery from double pneumonia as doctors were summoned to her hospital room. A friend said the complication isn’t serious enough to place her on the danger list, but doctors remain cautious. She has been hospitalized a week after falling ill and was briefly off a breathing aid recently, though a tracheal tube remains and feeding is via a nasal tube.
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Treason Verdict Expected Today in Morgan Trial
American adventurer William A. Morgan and 13 others faced a looming verdict on treason charges in a Cuban military tribunal at La Cabana Fortress. Defense counsel said no verdict had been reached despite earlier reports of a death sentence. an appeal is planned with potential execution if rejected.
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Havana
William A. Morgan
Jorge Luis Carro
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Morgan
Maj
Jesus Carreras
Luis Carro
Castro
la Cabana
Escambray
U. S
Agreement Sought On Grain Issue In Washington
The Kennedy administration seeks a compromise to resolve Senate and House fights over the emergency feed grain program. A key dispute is granting the secretary power to sell surplus grain at below support and market prices to depress prices and push compliance. One plan keeps the $1.06 corn support and provides a 14 cent payment to farmers who cut acreages to reach the $1.20 level.
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Orville L. Freeman
Congress
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D-La
Administration
Crest Creates Crisis Over Baby Carriage Crest
Sibell Julia Hadwen won a divorce on cruelty grounds in London as Francis Edward Hadwen, a former Churchill secretary, clashed over painting the family coat of arms on the baby carriage. The court heard he held conservative views and strong regard for heredity and family history.
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London
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Vorce
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Justice Hewson
Hadwen
Winston Churchill
Skies Clear Over Most Of Nation
Fair weather covered most of the country while rain snow and snow flurries troubled northern areas. Lows off the Pacific Coast kept showery conditions from northern California northward with interior snow flurries. Snow fell in parts of the Upper Great Lakes Southwest Lower Michigan and scattered Northeast.
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Man returns $240000 found in Brink's bag
A Los Angeles father Douglas William Johnson finds a Brink's bag with 240000 in cash on a street. He reports it to the FBI, keeping his family safe while authorities retrieve the money and thank him for the honest act.
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Brink's, Inc
FBI
Douglas William Johnson
Helen
Brink
United California Bank
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Robert Downs
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