Ex-Con Holds Family, Demands Revenge in WV Kidnapping
A crazed ex convict abducted a mother and three children in Charleston West Virginia threatening torture and death unless Gov Underwood released a prisoner. Richard Arlen Payne 23 forced entry and bound the Baldwin family as state police chase leads and a governor flight to Washington for aides.
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W. Va
Cecil H. Underwood
Washington
West Virginia
Richard Arlen Payne
Payne
Underwood
Burton Junior Post
Junior Starcher
Baldwin
Elma
Susan
Danny
Federal Court Upheld Desegregation Decisions In North Carolina
A federal appeals court reaffirmed that Negroes seeking admission to North Carolina public schools must exhaust state administrative remedies before federal relief. It upheld two district court rulings: Raleigh denying Holt Jr. admission to a white high school and Rockingham dismissing Montgomery County desegregation suits. The court allowed joint suits for multiple applicants and stressed individual merits and rights in line with prior 4th Circuit rulings. It also noted daylight saving bill killed in the legislature and discussed blood test bills for drunken driving.
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Richmond
North Carolina
U.S. District Court
Raleigh
Joseph Hiram Holt Jr
U.S District Court
Rockingham
Montgomery County
County Board of Education
Superintendent of Schools
House Judiciary Committee
Cutlar Moore
Robeson
Senate Roads Committee
House Roads Committee
Effie M. Cook
Sion
US. 4Th Circuit Court of Appeals
District Court
Montgomery
Appeals Court
Aschool Board
Board of Education
Morris A. Soper
Redstone Missile Unit to Germany Confirmed
The United States plans a second Redstone missile unit to Germany to support NATO next month. The 46th Artillery Group from Fort Sill Oklahoma with 650 personnel and two firing batteries will join the first Redstone unit already in Europe attached to the 7th Army. Secretary McElroy said the U S has the power to back a firm stand at Berlin while addressing the Foreign Affairs Committee in support of aid programs.
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Washington
United States
Germany
Redstone
Army
46Th Artillery Group
Ft. Sill
Okla
46Th
Europe
7Th Army
Capitol Hill
Neil McElroy
Berlin
McElroy
Loose Foreign Affairs Committee
Eisenhower
Ancient Biblical Document Found In Egypt Tomb
New York AP reports a French scholar released details of 114 sayings attributed to Jesus from a Coptic manuscript. Discovered by Egyptian peasants in 1946, the treatises were among 44 in limestone tombs near Luxor, later linked to New Testament gospels and offering an unknown saying about the kingdom within and outside.
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New York
Thomas
Jesus
Luxor
Cullman
Mark
Henry Charles Puech
The
College
Claiming Dependents For 1958 Tax Returns
This Washington AP report explains the rules for claiming dependents on your 1958 income tax return. Each dependent can reduce taxable income by 600 dollars, with rules varying for children adopted or stepchildren and other relatives. If a dependent is under 19, has over 600 dollars income, and you provide more than half their support, you may claim them and exclude their income. A separate condition covers full time students over 19 and the need for their own return if income reaches 600 dollars or more.
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James Marlow Washington
Bill to implement compromise between UNC trustees and state board
A House measure introduced by Rep Watts Hill Jr seeks to reduce the authority of the State Board of Higher Education and to enact a compromise reflecting operating practices since 1955. The plan preserves day to day operations with the UNC Board of Trustees while maintaining a broad advisory role for the higher education board.
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Raleigh
University of North Carolina Board of Trustees
State Board of Higher Education
Watts Hill Jr
Durham
House Committee On Higher Education
Higher Education Board
House
UNC
Hill
Board of Higher Education
Southern leaders meet at Duke for monetary policy conference
About 60 leaders from business government and education gathered at Duke University Durham for a four day regional conference on federal monetary policy. Malcolm H. Bryan president of the Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta spoke as part of the program. The event is sponsored by Duke University and the American Assembly at Columbia University.
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Durham
N.C
Government Nd Education
Duke University
Malcolm H. Bryan
Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta
The
University
American Assembly Conference of
Columbia’ S University
Khrushchev urges global talks on Berlin and a German peace
Soviet Premier Khrushchev pressed the West to propose concrete ideas for a Berlin summit and a German peace treaty. He said the USSR is ready to meet on May 11 and proposed a conference including all 28 WWII allied nations, a plan Western powers have rejected. He urged negotiations to settle pressing problems and welcomed summits this summer if foreign ministers begin talks in Berlin.
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Harold K. Miles
Moscow
Nikita Khrushchev
Berlin
Germany
Soviet Union
Khrushchev
West Berlin
Hitler
Eisenhower
Gorsseau
Posal
Geneva
Vienna
Peach Crop Survives Cold Snap In North Carolina
Candor North Carolina temperatures dropped to 17 degrees near Candor Wednesday night causing some damage to the peach crop but officials reported only very slight damage and still promising prospects Sandhills Research Station supervisor Black said danger from frost remains for weeks farm dealer John C Wyatt of Candor noted some damage in low areas confirming frost impact though not extensive
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Candor
N.C
North Carolina
Black
Sandhills Research Station
John C. Wyatt
Band of Electrons Formed Around Earth in Nuclear Tests
A United States report details three high altitude nuclear detonations in the South Atlantic last September to study trapping of electrons by Earth's magnetic field and to explore the Van Allen belt. Officials say no global fallout occurred and the artificial sheet circled the globe with breaks near the poles.
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Washington
United States
Defense Department
South Atlantic
Soviet Union
Search
York
Earth
Globe
van Allen Belt
Noa Teal
James van Allen
State University of Iowa
Macmillan Arrives For Talks With Eisenhower
Britain Prime Minister Harold Macmillan arrives in Washington for four days of discussions with President Eisenhower on the German question. The jet lands at 11 57 a m EST as Nixon and Herter greet him at the Military Air Terminal. The leaders plan to travel to Camp David for talks with a small delegation from both sides.
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Washington
Britain
Harold Macmillan
Eisenhower
Ottawa
Nixon
Christian A. Herter
Macmillan
Military Air
Army
Pontius Pilate Faces Jesus Case After Herod Return
The narrative places Jesus before Pilate as priests seek to influence him under pressure from a crowd. Herod's interlude yields no crime found, prompting Pilate to proclaim Jesus innocent yet yield to public demand for action. The scene ends with Pilate’s second verdict and crowd cries for vengeance.
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Jesus
Herod
Galileans
Antonia
Pilate
Galilee
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