Raeford Men Die Instantly In Fiery West End Crash
Two Raeford men died when their 1951 Buick pulled in front of Southern Railway No 30 at West Point crossing. David M Jester of Thomasville owned the car. occupants identified as David Neill McDonald and Harrysep Holland. The car was dragged 461 feet. fire followed the collision and both bodies were found at specific track points. Bodies taken to Cumby funeral home.
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Braxton Younts Enterprise
Southern Railway
West Point Avenue
David Neill McDonald
Rt. 3
Raeford
Harrysep Holland
Ofaeford
E. A. Pugh
J. A. Shelton
Grimes Street Cross
R. L. Hooper
West Point
David M. Jester
Thomasville
Chair City
Cumby Funeral Home
Outsiders Blamed for Angola Uprisings in Portugal Report
Lisbon reports that the Portuguese government accused outside agitators of arming locals with amulets and oil to appear bulletproof, aiding terror in Angola. The Over seas Ministry alleged Soviet and Ghanaian involvement to influence U N voting and noted Congo Brazzaville's UN representative referenced Angola news.
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Lisbon
Portugal
Angola
Overseas Ministry
Soviet Union
U. N. Security Council
Catete
Luanda
Valerian Zorin
Security Council
Ghana
U. N
Emmanuel Cadet
Congo
Brazaville
Algerian Talks Scheduled to Open Path for Peace Talks
In Tunisian dispatches it is reported that French and Algerian rebel emissaries will meet secretly in Switzerland on Wednesday to pave the way for formal negotiations to end the Algerian rebellion. France seeks a settlement of neither victor nor vanquished with Algeria’s self-determination, likely independence under the FLN.
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Tunis
Tunisia
Switzerland
Algeria
Charles de Gaulle
National Liberation From
FLN
Rusk and Gromyko Discuss Laos in Five Hour Meeting
Secretary of State Dean Rusk and Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko held a five hour discussion on Laos seeking a rapid end to the civil war. The joint statement offered no progress toward an agreement and indicated only broader mutual understanding.
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Washington
Dean Rusk
Andrei A. Gromyko
Laos
United Nations
Congo
Berlin
Rebels advance near Luang Prabang amid Laos offensive
Pro-Communist Pathet Lao rebels push within 22 miles of Luang Prabang as they drive north 36 miles along the Queen Astrid Highway. Government forces number about 30,000 against an estimated 8,000 to 10,000 rebels, with leadership shakeups reported and U S aid rising.
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Vientiane
Laos
Pathet Lao
Luang Prabang
Queen Astrid
Sala Phou Koun
Savang Vathana
Boun Oum
Kouprasith Abhay
Muong Kassy
Bouteng
U. S
Wreck Injuries Fatal To Youth
Jerry Lee Seward 21 of Niagara died in a Southern Pines hospital from injuries after a Friday rural road wreck north of town. The car, driven by Seward, spun out of control and overturned at high speed. Passenger Ben Covington 20, also of Niagara, was hospitalized and not seriously injured.
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Southern Pines
N.C
Jerry Lee Seward
Niagara
Here
E. G. Shumaker
Seward
Ben Covington
Sanford Stumps State for Tax Plan and School Improvements
Gov. Terry Sanford campaigned across North Carolina urging support for his school improvements program and funding taxes. He spoke in Greensboro and Chapel Hill after days in Charlotte and Sanford, with a Louisburg stop read by aide Tom Lambeth during a Civil War ceremony. The tour followed Progress Days and comments on education as key to economic opportunity while lawmakers consider tobacco and soft drink tax options.
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Louisburg
N.C
Terry Sanford
Charlotte
Greensboro
Sanford
Tom Lambeth
Chapel Hill
Lambeth
North Carolina
Orren Randolph Smith
Samuel D. Proctor
A&t College
U N Debate on Eisenhower Africa Plan
United Nations debate on former President Eisenhower's Africa independence and development program is set to begin next week. The item appears as the second of six in the General Assembly Political Committee agenda, with disarmament possibly skipped as the US and USSR negotiate. The committee plans its first meeting Tuesday. Eisenhower outlined the plan last September 22 calling for noninterference aided by UN sponsored financial technical and educational help.
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United Nations, N. Y
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Africa
U. N. General Assembly
Soviet Union
United States
Eisenhower
U. N
Gomulka and Cardinal Clash Over Poland Church War
Poland's communist leader Gomulka attacked the Vatican for anti-Communist policies as Cardinal Wyszynski spoke at a Warsaw church retreat insisting the Church is not defending itself against charges of rebellion. The exchange signals the height of the church state conflict since 1956.
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Warsaw
Poland
Wlady Slaw Gomulka
Vatican
Stefan Cardinal
Wyszynski
Gomulka
NO REPORTS Spy Satellite Hides In Secrecy Cloud
SOUTH POINT Hawaii AP officials reveal America’s first space spy Samos II launched Jan 31 from Point Arguello and now exists only as a secret project. Samos aims to photograph from 300 miles high with 100 foot clarity while Midas, its sister satellite, detects missile launches in a passive role.
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South Point
Hawaii
America
Samos II
Point Arguello
Calif
Pacific Missile Range
Samos
Midas
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West End
Dal Bayies
Rusk
Gromyko
State Department
Ashington
Bly
Raleigh
U.S
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