Driver Freed From Wreck After Three Hour Pinning
Henry Hester, the tractor trailer driver from Tabor City, was trapped for nearly three hours after colliding with a southbound freight train at Fairfield Road and Surrett Drive. Rescue crews used saws and chisels to free him around 12:25 p.m. and he received transfusions and medical aid from Dr. Max Rogers.
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Test Your Self Series Promises Fun Quizzes Ahead
The Enterprise previews a new series titled Test Your Self with 18 quizzes designed to reveal personality strengths or weaknesses. Each quiz is entertaining yet scientifically designed and aims to help readers without the cost of a psychologist. Starting Sunday.
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Polaris subs won't alter U.S. 6th Fleet role in Med
Vice Admiral William E. Gentner arrived in Malta aboard the Springfield for a four day visit and said there are no plans to base Polaris in the Mediterranean. He noted the arrival of Polaris submarines next week will not change the 6th Fleet's role.
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Soviets Claim U S Aided Cuban Exile Raid Damages
Moscow demanded U S pay damages for a Cuban exile commando raid that crippled the Soviet freighter Baku and threatened steps to protect Soviet shipping. The note accused the United States of backing the exiles and cited a prior protest this week as part of a coordinated effort.
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Soviet Union
United States
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U.S
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Caibarien
North Carolina House Defends Senate Leader Stone
Raleigh AP report: House members back Senate President Clarence Stone amid a dispute with TV cameraman Joe Epley. Rep. Vaughn said lawmakers violated rules by commenting on Stone, who allegedly used profane language toward Epley as cameras set up outside the appropriations committee room.
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Guilford
Joe Epley
Vaughn
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House
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Warren
Ed Wilson
Caswell
Wayland
Beaufort
Kerr
North Carolina
MIGs FIRE AT FLODIAN NEAR CUBA CREW REPORT
Crewmen of the Floridian say two Soviet built MIG jets fired cannon near the bow and stern as the 400 foot cargo ship cruised 20 miles off the Cuban coast. The attack was filmed and the United States demanded a full explanation from Cuba.
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Navy
Nelson
Coast Guard
United States
U. S
State Department
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Havana
White
Redlands Road
West Roxbury
Mass
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Jote Teitelbaum
U.S. Coast Guard
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Puerto Rico
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Ala
Florida Straits
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Kennedy calls Security Council as Cuba tensions rise
President Kennedy convened the National Security Council executive committee amid renewed Cuba tensions. Reports say unidentified jets fired near the Floridian off Cuba, while 13 000 to 14 000 Soviet troops reportedly remained in Cuba and anti Castro raids worry Washington. The Coast Guard relayed the jet attack, amid limited details from officials.
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United States
Caribbean
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Four Die In Fire At Boston Hotel
A predawn blaze at the Sherry Biltmore on Massachusetts Avenue in Boston killed four people including a night bellman Charles O. and injured many others. About 75 guests and staff were evacuated as firemen used aerial ladders to rescue the cast of The Sound of Music from a fourth floor ledge. The Rt. Rev. Francis Phelan opened St Cecilia Church to guests, while authorities investigated the cause with damages around 100000 dollars.
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Charles O
Connor
Biltmore
Massachusetts Avenue
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Marcelyn Meyers
Janella
Gretel
St. Cecilia's
Roman Cath Hospital
Francis Phelan
United States
International
Caribbean
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High Point wins All-America City award
High Point has been named one of 11 All-America City winners by the National Municipal League and Look Magazine. City workers raised emblems, license plates were sold, and decals distributed as citizens celebrate with a citywide pride campaign.
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Chattanooga
Knoxville
Tenn
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Fla
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W. Va
Allen
All-America City celebration special section planned
Special section of The Enterprise accompanies the Saturday edition to highlight High Point's All-America City designation. The package includes pictures and stories reflecting the city’s merits, with extra copies available to subscribers for out-of-town friends and business associates at 10 cents each.
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U S Urges Direct Kremlin Communication Link
In Geneva the United States urged the Soviet Union to establish a permanent direct communications link between leaders to prevent accidental war. Ambassador Charles C. Stelle said the Cuban crisis showed the need for continuous, reliable telecommunication, with the American end at the National Command Center. The proposal aims to reduce miscalculation by ensuring swift president to premier contact.
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United States
Soviet Union
U.S
Charles C. Stelle
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