Deteriorating U S Haiti Ties Strain U S Embassy Protests
U S Haiti relations worsen as five embassy protests to President Duvalier's government go unanswered. Incidents include anti American address by Fourcand, arrests of embassy staff, and a roadblock detention of a secretary. U S warns citizens to avoid travel amid tense conditions.
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Port AU Prince
Haiti
U.S
Francois Atvalier
Jacques Fouricand
Red Cross
Duvalier
Fourcand
United States
Washington
Kennedy
State Department
Raymond Thurston
North Carolina lawmakers approve routine bills in calm session
In Raleigh the House and Senate swiftly passed nearly 40 bills each, mostly local measures, before departing for Charlotte. Debate items were postponed until next week while new proposals included a Medical Advisory Council for the State Board of Mental Health and a commission to place a Washington statue in the Capitol rotunda.
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Raleigh
House
Senate
Charlotte
North Carolina
Perry Martin
Northampton
George Uzzell
Rowan
State Board of Mental Health
Hector MacLean
Robegon
Washington
State Capitol
Mental Health Board
Uzzell
Goldsboro
Mutiny in Congo Crushed by Paratroops
Congolese paratroops crushed a Leopoldville police mutiny by arresting their senior officers. Paratroops surrounded the main police camp and seized armories while commandeering vehicles to move rifles to safety. No shots were fired. police sought a 25 percent pay increase.
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Leopoldville, the Congo
Leopoldville
Ministry of the Interior
Graham Daughter Weds Swiss Convert in Montreux Church
Evangelist Billy Graham officiated the church wedding of his eldest daughter Virginia to Stephan Tchividjian in a 500 year old Montreux church overlooking Lake Geneva. The ceremony before 300 guests featured Graham giving Virginia away with Cliff Barrows assisting. The couple planned an open air reception if weather allowed, otherwise moved to a local hotel.
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Montreux
Switzerland
Billy Graham
Virginia
Stephan Tchividjian
Lake Geneva
Graham
Nancier
Cliff Barrows
Modesto
Calif
Alps
Ono
Church Terrace
Swiss Weather Service
Hill ‘Side
Chateau of
Chillon
Gigi
Dorothy Mayell
Houston
Tex
Douglas Sparks
White Bear Lake
Minn
The
Navigators
Stephan
Furniture Worker Admits Abducting Mother
Millard Wayne Curry a 20 year old Leaksville furniture factory worker has admitted abducting 24 year old Mrs Eddie J Craddock last Tuesday driving into Henry County Virginia and shooting her three times She was found on a rural Virginia road and remained in critical condition in a Martinsville Virginia hospital Federal warrants were expected charging Curry with kidnapping and interstate transportation of a stolen vehicle.
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Spray
N. C
Carl Axsom
Henry County
Virginia
Millard Wayne Curry
Leaksville
Curry
Eddie J. Craddock
Martinsville
Axsom
Joseph L. Kissiah
Charlotte
FBI
Kissiah
U.S
Greensboro
Three San Quentin execution stays granted
Justice Douglas granted stays of execution to three men scheduled to die in the California gas chamber at San Quentin. Joseph Rosato John Frank Viahovich and Donald G Franklin receive temporary reprieves while the Supreme Court considers two cases involving evidence obtained by a federal agent and evidence seized in a marijuana probe. Charles Golston had his sentence commuted by Governor Brown from death to life without parole.
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Washington
Douglas
The
Supreme Court
California
San Quentin
Joseph Rosato
John Frank Viahovich
Donald G. Franklin
Charles J. Golston
Edmund G. Brown
Golston
Anaheim
Calif
High Tribunal
Massachusetts
Los Angeles
Carmichael Mom Rejects Cake Mix Prefers Family Recipe
A Carmichael mother declines modern cake mixes and sticks to a cherished family recipe. The article notes her baking routine and the value of traditional methods.
American And Guide Reach Everest Peak From South Col
An American climber and a Sherpa guide reached the summit of Mount Everest with flags placed on top. The base camp spokesman said the two others routes are being planned for a second assault and that no evidence of prior expeditions was found at the summit.
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Alan M. Kennedy
Katmandu
Nepal
Mt. Everest
Sherpas
Everest
Mao Tse-tung
Juvenile Court to Hold Undetermined Number of Seated Children
In Birmingham Judge Talbot Ellis orders jail for an undetermined number of school children arrested in a mass anti segregation drive. About 319 children were booked, 240 girls remained jailed, and most charges involve parading without a permit.
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Birmingham
Ala
Talbot Ellis
Ellis
Parker High School
Hoover era reflects a breakdown of law and order
FBI chief J Edgar Hoover warns of a tragic breakdown of law and order as crime rises 114 percent since 1950. He blames public apathy, urges citizens to report and testify. He recalls 1924 reforms after FBI scandal and notes expanded jurisdiction through 1930s laws.
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J. Edgar Hoover
FBI
Bureau
Raymond J. Crowley
Washington
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Hoover
Department of Justice
Congress
Europe
Roosevelt
Espion
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Mesa
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