Weekend Violence Kills 15 in North Carolina
The weekend violence left at least 15 dead in North Carolina including 44 highway fatalities. Five Black River drownings near Ivanhoe, Sampson County claimed four Ivanhoe men, with one survivor. A Lexington fire killed Harold Williams and other highway victims were named from Durham Roxboro Mayodan Winston-Salem Lumberton Georgetown Dover and Henderson.
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Associated Press
North Carolina
Ivanhoe
Sampson County
Black River
Howard Hayes
Raymond Corbitt
Lonnie Burnley
Andrew L. Carr
Robert Junior Carr
Rt. 1
Willie Carr
Harold Cleveland Williams
Lexington
Ervin Thomas Moore
Durham
Robert Flint James
Roxboro
Jerome Robertson
Mayodan
Jimmy Gray Couch
Winston, Salem
Harry Lee Smith
Lumberton
Charles E. Ryals
Georgetown
D.C
Roman Lawson
Dover
Clarence Cheatham
Henderson
City Begins Comeback After Wave
City reports a renewed surge but struggles to recover from impact of a previous wave as officials note continued challenges. A third wave was recorded around 12:45, leaving conditions unsettled and response efforts ongoing. Local authorities urge caution and monitor trends.
General MacArthur Undergoes Third Emergency Operation
MacArthur remained under care at Walter Reed Army Medical Center after a third emergency surgery in seven days. Surgeons removed about eight feet of small intestine due to entrapment in an old hernia, finding a small perforation but no gangrene. Earlier reports noted only no change in his condition as family stayed nearby.
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Ators
Walter Reed Army Medical Center
MacArthur
Earl Edwards
William
Clawson
Elkgus
Creek
Edwardses
Andj Sons
Joan
Fields
Adolph Arrigo
Thejn
General
Tihat
Sheriff's
James Park
Alaska in quake aftermath tightens relief and recovery
Alaska endures widespread destruction after a major quake. Many areas lack power and water while shelters provide meals and warmth. Red Cross and Salvation Army run hot meals. police and guards deter looting. Anchorage residents sleep on floors as crews clear debris and assess damage. Seward and Valdez face major fires linked to oil storage. President Johnson’s envoy calls Seward the worst hit.
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Red Cross
Salvation Army
Anchorage
Carpenters’ Hall
J. C. Penney
Seward
Valdez
Johnson
McDermott
Disaster at Loomer Machine Co. fire injures two
A fire at the Loomer Machine Co. building housing Mrs Miller and seven children tore through a one story brick structure. The 25 foot front wall collapsed into the street as flames fed by carpets and foam rubber shot upward. Firemen were briefly trapped under bricks before escaping.
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John Earl Ingle
Raymond A.karth
Phelps
Dr. Mills
Looper Machine Co
T . Ce A Creere
Irilaemahla
Johnson Extends Easter Holidays
President Johnson extends Easter break at LBJ Ranch and works in brief periods. He announced appointments, drafted a bill to study farmer and consumer prices, and ordered strong airspace guidance after recent East German incidents. He plans to visit poverty areas later and meets with Sen. Fulbright on Cuba and Panama.
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Douglas B. Cornell
Johnson City
Tex
Johnson
LBJ
Alaska
Washington
Congress
East Germany
Ranch House
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Cuba
Panama
Sen
J. W. Fulbright
D-Ark
Senate
Glenn's Ballot Status in Ohio Democratic Primary
Glenn suffered a concussion from a fall in a bathtub area and was diagnosed with labyrinthitis. Though slated to retire March 1 under Marine Corps rules, his name will remain on the ballot while he opposes Sen. Stephen M. Young in the Ohio May 5 primary. Young's camp predicts an easy win if voting occurred now.
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Marine Corps
Glenn
Stephen M. Young
Ohio
Columbus
Young
Weather alert for farmers and weekend temperature forecast
Warning issued for tonight advising farmers to protect early spring vegetation. Highs today ranged from 30 in the mountains to near 50 along the coast. Easter Sunday highs were in the 50s and 60s with overnight lows reported by 7 am as 23 at Greensboro 27 at Raleigh and 42 at Wilmington.
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Greensboro
Raleigh
Wilmington
Finland Population and Media Diversity Report
A fragmented passage notes Finland with about 4.5 million people and mentions Japan. It alludes to media output and press numbers, referencing 225 newspapers in a context of demographic and cultural notes. The text is garbled but centers on population size and newspaper count.
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Finland
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