Border Guards Expand Patrols Along Laotian Border
Ten companies of American trained South Vietnamese rangers are sent to patrol the Laotian border to curb Viet Cong incursions. U S advisers accompany the rangers as the spy and guerrilla effort shifts toward border containment amid Cambodian tensions.
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Washington
North Viet Nam
South Viet Nam
Pathet Lao
U.S
Cambodia
Laos
Three Women Charged in $50 000 Bank Embezzlement
In Florence South Carolina three former Peoples National Bank employees are charged by the FBI with embezzling over 50 000. Edna Dusenbury Elise Onley and Sarah Manship are free on 10 000 bonds each. Manship admits restitution and faces a court trial set for April 23 in U S Eastern District Court.
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Florence, S. C
Peoples National Bank
Conway
FBI
Edna Raye Dusenbury
Elise B. Onley
Sarah G. Manship
William B. Tyson Jr
Onley
Dusenbury
Tyson
U. S. Eastern District Court
Brewer Tax Hearing Postponed by Court
Raleigh AP report says Kidd Brewer's tax appearance before Revenue Commissioner W A Johnson was delayed by a State Supreme Court stay. The stay halts the order directing Brewer to answer questions about his tax returns while petitioning for review proceeds. A related conspiracy trial will feature special prosecutor Charles T Hagan Jr in Greensboro next month.
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Kidd Brewer
W. A. Johnson
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E. B. Denny
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Greensboro
Charles T. Hagan Jr
Guilford
Davidson Superior Courts
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French Planes Fire In Bab El Oued Street Battle
In Algiers heavy clashes rage as French forces strike Bab El Oued with T6 planes. Officials report at least 10 soldiers killed and 30 wounded amid secret army clashes and European resident resistance.
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Bab el Oued
U.S
Bab el- Oued
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Algeria
Fallout from Soviet tests expected to descend this spring
The bulk of fallout from last fall's Soviet nuclear tests should descend from the stratosphere soon. Public Health Service says little chance of needing protective actions against strontium 90 in food or milk. Debris to fall in two main waves, with some lasting seven to eight springs, starting this spring and continuing into 1963.
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Washington
Public Health Service
Weather Bureau
The
Health Service
Division of Radiological Health
Russians Accuse Soviets of Planning New Nuclear Tests
At the 17 nation disarmament conference Dean Rusk accused the Soviet Union of blocking a nuclear test ban while planning new atmospheric explosions. Gromyko denied the charge and blamed the United States for stalled talks, citing Western insistence on controls.
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Geneva
Dean Rusk
Soviet Union
Andrei A. Gromyko
United States
Britain
Gromyko
Rusk
Kennedy
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Home
East Germans Shoot Up U S Military Car in Potsdam Tense East West Tensions Rise
East German police fired on a khaki U S mission car near Gotha, injuring no one. A major and driver on official duty argued with East German police who arrested the officer who claimed control. The incident marks a second such attack this month on Western liaison vehicles near Soviet HQ in Potsdam, highlighting East West espionage tensions.
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U.S
Potsdam
Gotha
United States
Britain
France
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Walter Ulbricht
East Germany
West Germany
Textiles Insurance Merger With Cosmopolitan Heads to Stockholders
Cosmopolitan Insurance of Chicago votes to merge with Textile Insurance of North Carolina subject to stockholder approval. If approved, Cosmopolitan will command assets over 8.25 million and surplus above 2.25 million with Textile premiums over 1.6 million in 1961. Textile remains licensed in 10 states, mainly in the southeast, and will be rebranded as a Cosmopolitan regional office in High Point North Carolina.
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Cosmopolitan Insurance Co
Chicago
Textile Insurance Co
North Carolina
Cosmopolitan
Textile
United States
James G. Cage
Textile Inc. Co
High Point
Government weighs sand dune barrier for Atlantic coast
Secretary Udall says a 400 foot wide dune strip using federal funds could shield coastal areas in New Jersey Virginia Maryland Delaware and North Carolina. The plan aims to restore natural protection by preserving outer dunes and vegetation to safeguard lives and property.
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Stewart L. Udall
New Jersey
Virginia
Maryland
Delaware
North Carolina
Udall
Conrad L. Wirth
National Park Service
Wirth
Cape Hatteras National Seashore Recreation Area
Peronists Launch Strike Amid Argentina Crisis
In Buenos Aires a 24 hour strike by Peronists pitted working masses against President Frondizi while industrial centers near the capital showed strength. Rosario reported a partial strike with Cordoba and the interior uncertain as military officials met at Government House amid navy calls for Frondizi's resignation.
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Arturo Frondizi
Juan D. Peron
Rosario
Cordoba
U.S
Peron
Frondizi
Hector Gomez Machado
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