Brewer Ordered to Attend Tax Hearing in Raleigh
Superior Court Judge Mallard ordered Raleigh businessman Kidd Brewer to appear for a tax hearing before Revenue Commissioner William A. Johnson. The hearing, set for Monday at 10 a.m., follows Brewer’s refusal at a prior hearing and concerns personal income and several corporations including Interstate Services Inc. The move aims to gather information for possible action while Brewer faces related conspiracy charges with Robert Burch and his son Bobby.
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Superior Court
Raymond B. Mallard
Kidd Brewer
Revenue
William A. Johnson
Brewer
Johnson
Mallard
Malcolm Scarvell
State Supreme Court
Robert Burch
Bobby Burch
Gambling Games Baffle Asheville Police Chief Sluder
Police in Asheville know of seven gambling establishments but cannot raid them as no money changes hands on the table. Operators use chips and secret transfers, with a dealer who cuts rounds and takes a house cut, making enforcement tricky despite public concern.
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Asheville
Las Vegas
A. R. Sluder
Sluder
North Carolina
Slader
Syrian and Israeli Warplanes Clash Over Air Space
Syrian and Israeli warplanes clashed as each side accused the other of violating air space after an eight hour Sea of Galilee battle. Damascus said four Israeli planes entered Syrian territory and hit one, while Israel reported Syrian incursions for a second day.
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Jerusalem
Sea of Galilee
Damascus
Khrushchev Asks for U S Space Cooperation
Soviet Premier Khrushchev sent a Moscow message to President Kennedy proposing joint use of artificial satellites for long distance communications and weather forecasting. He urged an international agreement for peaceful space exploration and collaboration on moon and planet observations.
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Khrushchev
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Mars
Venus
U.N. Space Committee
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United States
Soviet Union
U.N. Committee
Platon D. Morozov
New York
Morozov
Frondizi strikes deal to form national unity cabinet
Argentine president Arturo Frondizi reaches a pact with army navy and air chiefs to create a cabinet of national unity half civilian half military and ban Peronist political activity. Strikes by two million workers threaten his hold as Peronist victories spark protests and international pressure grows.
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Frank N. Manitzas
Buenos Aires
Arturo Frondizi
Argentina
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Agustin R. Penas
Cayo Antonio Alsina
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Hughes Enters Race For Senate
Harvard history professor H. Stuart Hughes 45, grandson of former Chief Justice Charles Evans Hughes, announces an independent bid for the U S Senate from Massachusetts. He says he has been a Republican but is now more Democrat than anything else and will announce next week.
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Massachusetts
Harvard
H. Stuart Hughes
Charles Evans Hughes
Committee yields on Bomber program fight amid White House pressure
The House Armed Services Committee backed down in its bid to compel the RS70 supersonic bomber, accepting Defense Secretary McNamara’s view that the project does not fit the current military plan. Rep. Colmer announced the panel would not press the issue as it debated a $420 million RS70 addition to a $15 billion defense bill, following White House pressure to avoid a public clash with the Pentagon.
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Pentagon
House
Armed Services Committee
Robert S. McNamara
William M. Colmer
Dmiss
Carl Vinson
D-Ga
Vinson
White House
Defense Department
Savage Street Battle Breaks Out In Oran
In Oran a savage clash between French troops and right wing European Secret Army guerrillas erupted in Bab el Oued. The fight from noon to 3 30 pm wounded and killed several, as bands of youths manned roadblocks and shops fled for cover.
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Andrew Borowiec
Algiers
Secret Army
Oran
Bab el Oued
Algeria
France
Secret
Pakistan Welcomes First Lady on Asian Tour
Jacqueline Kennedy arrived at Lahore Airfield to begin a four day visit as crowds lined the 3 mile route to the government house. President Ayub Khan greeted her amid balloons banners and rose bouquets as thousands applauded.
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Eugene Levin
Lahore
Pakistan
Jacqueline Kennedy
Com- Lahore
United States
Mohammed Ayub Khan
Mrs. Kennedy
Government House
Hoffa Sees Teamsters Fine Despite Indictments
James R. Hoffa, head of the Teamsters, says the union is a billion-dollar operation and thriving despite multiple indictments. He criticizes government prosecutions, cites court delays, and defends union finances while noting renewed legal challenges in Orlando and broader federal actions.
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Associated Press
Washington
James R. Hoffa
Teamsters
Hoffa
Bobby
Robert F. Kennedy
Orlando
Fla
Detroit
Detroit Teamsters
Florida
Berlin Gets New Urgency in Berlin Talks
In Geneva Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko summoned East Germany’s top diplomat Lothar Bolz for consultations, heightening urgency in East West Berlin talks amid the 17 nation disarmament conference. Khrushchev sent Kennedy a space cooperation message as US UK and USSR discussed a nuclear test ban and mooted a moratorium before atmospheric testing resumes.
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Andrei Gromyko
East Germany
Berlin
France
de Gaulle II
United States
Britain
Soviet Union
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Khrushchev
Kennedy
Lothar Bolz
Gromyko
Switzerland
Groyn
Dean Rusk
Rusk
Republicans Highlight Law On Precinct Registrars In No Democratic Primary Counties
In Morganton North Carolina the GOP pressed a provision that forces Republican registrars and judges in counties without a statewide Democratic primary this spring. The measure prompts changes in counties across districts and notes most counties will still hold some primary races.
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N.C
U.S
State Board of Elections
Raymond Maxwell
Elections Board
Maxwell
Republican
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