Prince Philip Hit By Tomatoes In South American Tour
In Buenos Aires, ultra nationalist teens splashed Prince Philip with eggs and tomatoes as he neared the tour’s end. Police arrested five youths from a youth club named Tacaura, whose members were unnamed.
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North Davidson Student Wins in District Science Fair
Johnny Koontz of North Davidson High School Welcome won in the biological division at Wake Forest College. Five winners in biology advance to the state fair on April 6 7 at Chapel Hill.
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Kennedy and Eisenhower in California Desert Meet
President Kennedy and former President Eisenhower met at Eldorado celebrating a calm weekend. Eisenhower described a mild flu from a Mexico trip and limited golf while Kennedy approved disaster relief funds totaling 11 million dollars for New Jersey seashore and Idaho flood areas.
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Jackie Kennedy Tours Khyber Pass Frontier
Jacqueline Kennedy visited the Khyber Pass and a border post closed for six months due to Pakistan Afghanistan feuding. Tribal leaders welcomed her with gift sheep while she touched the animals in token acceptance. She wore Ayub Khan's Karakul cap and praised his headpiece.
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Planes Scramble At Pole Over Near Border Incident
FAA reports a flight of Alaskan bush pilots hunting polar bears flew too close to Soviet airspace near Diomede Island in the Bering Strait. Russian fighters kept distance as U S military aircraft joined the response before the Soviet planes withdrew. Pilots were warned to stay farther from the border.
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States exceeded U.S. 1790 population in 1960 counts
In 1960 fifteen states surpassed the 1790 U.S. population of 3,929,214, illustrating population growth patterns since the nation’s founding.
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Committee Reports Finding Hoard of Foreign Aid Funds
Congressional investigators say a multimillion dollar hoard of foreign aid funds exists with hidden reserves in Korea. The report cites $17 million in Korea and uncommitted or ob ligated sums across Korea, South Viet Nam, and Turkey.
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Thomasville Wins Sweepstakes at North Carolina Speech Festival
Thomasville Senior High School won the sweepstakes at the sixth annual North Carolina High School Speech Festival held at Wake The event judged points across debate, oratory, extemporaneous speaking, after dinner speaking, one act play, oral literature, and radio announcing. Reynolds High of Winston Salem tied for varsity debate with undefeated four rounds. over 250 students from 20 schools participated under sponsor the college's speech department.
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