Bali Struggles to Save Victims as Eruption Closes Island
Bali faces a severe crisis after the Agung volcano eruption. Officials report 1,264 dead with 1,500 feared missing as 5,000 residents are isolated by lava. Helicopters are sought from East Java to rescue those cut off, while Governor Sutedja warns thousands may be displaced off the island.
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Denpasar
Bali
Agung
Karangasem
East Java
Anak Agung Sutedja
Associated Press
Sutedja
Jakarta
Sukarno
Bekasih
Intial
Old Maids Acquitted Of Larceny In North Carolina Case
Two Negro sisters Truemiller and Pinkie Polston were acquitted in Laurinburg of conspiracy and larceny involving 24000 dollars. The all white jury delivered after 55 minutes as spectators protested the verdict in a crowded segregated courtroom.
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Mike Rouse
Laurinburg
N. C
Truemiller
Pinkie Polston
Polstons
Judge Hamilton
Hobgood
Louisburg
Sheriff's Deputies
Truemiller Polston
C. H. Morris
Morris
Gilbert Medlin
Milton Bane
Bane
Medlin
Polston
Conservatives Still Dominate Prairie Canada in Elections
In Regina, Prime Minister John G. Diefenbaker’s Conservatives hold strong in Manitoba Saskatchewan and Alberta. Analysts foresee limited Liberal gains, with potential for a third minority government, while Social Credit and NDP challenge in various provinces. Wheat farming prosperity fuels prairie support.
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Regina
Sask
John G. Diefenbaker
Canada
Prairie Provinces
Manitoba
Saskatchewan
Alberta
Prairie
Lester B. Pearson
Liberals
House of Commons
Maritime Provinces
Ontario
Quebec
Social Credit Party
Prairies
Social Credit
New Democratic
New Democratic Party
China
Boiler Explosion Kills Three in San Jose Penneys
A boiler blast at the J C Penney store in downtown San Jose killed three people and injured at least 71 others. The 6 foot high boiler exploded at 4 49 p m, tearing through the basement and main floor and causing more than 100000 dollars in damage. The death toll included Marie Straight Florence Caballero and Vernon B Hinton.
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San Jose
Calif
J. C. ‘Penney’s
Penney
Marie Straight
Campbell
Florence Caballero
San Joe
Vernon B. Hinton
Sylvia Christe
Unemployment Rate Climbs Amid Political Firestorm
Washington notes show Defense Secretary McNamara sobbing at a closed Senate hearing over questions about his integrity in the TFX warplane contract probe. Kennedy forecasts unemployment rising to 7 percent without faster growth and urges a $10.3 billion three year tax cut to spur jobs and investment.
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Washington
Senate
Robert S. McNamara
Senators
Defense Department
McNamara
Robert Craig
Elisabeth
Kathleen
TFX
Pentagon
Chicago
Kennedy
O'Hare International
United States
Congress
People
US Aid to South Korea Fades as Democracy Wanes
The United States has poured aid into South Korea since 1948 to curb communism and build democracy, but 18 years of backing leave Seoul unstable. Military rulers battle civilians while Washington's hopes falter as aid climbs past billions amid coups and political strife led by Park Chung-hee and Chun Doo-hwan era figures.
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Seoul
South Korea
United States
Korea
Washington
Syngman Rhee
U.S
North Korea
Rhee
John M Chang
Chang
America
Chung Hee Park
Kim ‘Chang-pil
Park
Kennedy
Highway Patrol Chief Denies Arrest Quota Claim
RALEIGH AP Ed Scheidt Motor Vehicles Commissioner rejects Salisbury Post report that state patrolmen must meet an arrests quota. He calls the claim ridiculous and says arrests target clear cut violations only. Troopers say they face pressure to meet a daily minimum of arrests.
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Ed Scheidt
State Highway Patrol
Scheidt
Salisbury Post
Post
Salisbury
Clared
Army to Buy 85,000 AR15 Smallbore Rifles for Paratroopers
The Army plans to purchase about 85,000 AR15 rifles for special forces use. Debates center on its light weight and high velocity versus concerns over reliability in cold weather and shorter effective range than the M14.
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Army
Washington
South Vietnam
Arctic
Cubans Seen Less Hungry Says Cuba Chief Dorticos
Havana AP dispatch reports President Osvaldo Dorticos says Cuba’s food situation has improved with rising production. He argues shortages stem from increased buying power and notes public discontent over rationing not ensuring equal distribution. Dorticos’ comments appeared in newspapers Friday.
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Havana
Osvaldo Corticos
Cuba
Dorticos
Anniversary charter tale to unfold in Sunday Enterprise
Sunday marks the Carolina Charter anniversary dating to 1663 when King Charles II granted it to eight Lords Proprietors. The Enterprise will recount the charter story and how North Carolina obtained the original document in tomorrow’s edition. Dr. A. R. Ankers and wife visit High Point for a Wolverhampton link strengthening ties. staff writer Braxton Younts notes the feature. A controversy review weighs Silent Spring against new insecticides with both sides presented.
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Lords Proprietors
North Carolina
A. R. Ankers
Wolverhampton
England
High Point
Ankers
Braxton Younts
Sunday Enterprise
Rachel Carson
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Price
Ricardo Mello
Ronald Lebeau
Defense Secretary
S. Korea
By Conrad Fink
State House
Raleigh
Mary Long
Queen Elizabeth
Mrs. Long
Walter Stroud
Sir Walter Raleigh
Highway Patrol
Ap) — Motor
Bruce Alger
R-Tex
Capitol Hill
Alger
Capitol
Children’s Hospital
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