Russians Paddle Around Alaska Coast In Radar Skirt
Military analysts trace a radar tracked Russian flight along a 30 mile inland arc off Alaska. Soviets likely gathered information on American radar, beacons, and fighter response times before veering seaward after detection. Bases at Anadyr Velkal and Markovo offered convenient returns.
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Bering Sea
U.S
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Liberty Life notes regional sales conference honors
Liberty Life Insurance Co reported policy reserves and funds totaling 83.8 million, lifting assets near 1.8 billion. In Charlotte, 17 High Point region reps including Charles R. Allen and George L. Cochran were honored at a regional conference for Liberty Life with service emblems for 10 and five years respectively.
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Charles R. Allen
George L. Cochran
High Point
Liberty Life Insurance Co
Charlotte
Liberty Life
Allen
Cochran
Pentagon inquiry sparks acrimony over witnesses
Defense officials conceded the inquiry could yield a better plane and save a billion dollars while criticizing the process. McNamara requested to testify in person this Thursday and faulted lower ranking officers for presenting views first. Little Rock reports quote McClellan accusing unidentified Pentagon sources of misrepresentation and noting past high level claims by Arthur Sylvester.
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McNamara
Little Rock
Ark
McClellan
Pentagon
Arthur Sylvester
YMCA and Indian Guide Leaders Honored at Membership Meeting
The YMCA and Indian Guide groups held a membership meeting in which Ingle named Leon Sa frit as Y's Men Club president and Ronald Jester as IMC president. Clarence L. Jones earned praise for organizing new Indian Guide tribes, while service plaques honored Charles J. Ward and five retiring directors. New Class of 1966 directors were elected: Holt McPherson Dr. Dean Pruette Robert Culler I Paul Ingle Paul Frye Guy Kinney Jerry Shaver and Jack Hawks. Special music featured Howard Coble and Mrs. Charles McAnally, who chaired the event.
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Y's Men's Club
Ronald Jester
IMC
Clarence L. Jones
Charles J. Ward
Longhouse
Robert Allen
Charles McAnally
Harriss Covington
Horace Haworth
Jack Rochelle
Sidney A. Gayle, Jr
Holt McPherson
Dean Pruette
Robert Culler
Paul Ingle
Paul Frye
Guy Kinney
Jerry Shaver
Jack Hawks
Ingle
Harry Bell
YMCA
Bell
Howard Coble
McAnally
Navy plane crash over Memphis injures crew and guards
Navy R4D transport with 33 aboard crashed in a residential area near a Millington station after missing the runway in heavy rain. Four passengers were hospitalized with minor injuries. twelve treated and released. The crash damaged homes but caused no fatalities. A resident recalled divine protection as the aircraft skidded past a bedroom.
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Memphis
Naval Air Station
Millington
Navy
St. Louis
Navy Hospital
Jack Huffman
Special guests join ceremony with YMCA leaders
Master of ceremonies introduces speakers including Dr W Terry Osborne interstate YMCA executive secretary George M Ivey Jr of Charlotte interstate YMCA executive committee, Charles Fort general secretary Winston Salem YMCA and Mrs Edgar Hartley of Baltimore Md.
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W. Terry Osborne
Interstate Ymca
George M. Ivey, Jr
Charlotte
Charles Fort
Winston-Salem
Korea Junta to Seek Referendum on Elections
South Korea's Gen. Chung Hee Park declared a referendum will decide if free elections are held this summer or power is extended for four years. Junta spokesman Lee Hu rak said the vote would occur in April. The regime has tightened political activity and restricted speech amid infighting and corruption charges. Foreign Minister Kim Yong shik replaced Choi Duk shin in a cabinet shakeup.
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South Korea
Chung Hee Park
Park
Junta
Lee Hu-rak
John M. Chang
Kim Yong -Shik
Choi Duk-shin
Fire damages contained at Park-A-Lure trailer fire
Deep River volunteers answered a 6 25 p m alarm at the Park A Lure trailer camp on Highway 68 near I 40 where an overheated heater sparked a blaze in a mobile home owned by C G Suggs. One wall was aflame when responders arrived but only minor damage resulted.
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Park-A-Lure
Highway 68
Interstate 40
Deep River
Hoy Ingram
C. G. Suggs
Private car theft ends in illegal taxi scheme arrest
A Hong Kong man stole a private car to run an illegal taxi service. Two weeks later he offered the owner a ride, hoping for payment, but the trip resulted in a three month jail term for Chu Chinfang.
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Hong Kong
Chu Chinfang
Art Society Names Sloane Members and Honorary Chair
Mrs. Terry Sanford will be honorary chair of the State Membership Committee for the North Carolina State Art Society. Dr. Joseph C. Sloane announced appointments for society representatives across the state. The group, led by Mrs. Sanford, will meet in Raleigh on March 25 for a governor’s mansion coffee hour and a tour of the State Art Museum.
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Raleigh
Terry Sanford
North Carolina
Ciety
Joseph C. Sloane
Chapel Hill
Society
Sloane
E. P. Brown
Murfreesboro
Meade Hite
Thomasville
George Myrover
Fayletteville
Robert Kirk
Kinston
W. E. Debnam
Greenville
Nelle Teer Jr
Durham
Emily Pollard
Richardson Preyer
Greensboro
Philip Hanes
Winston
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