Khrushchev vows retaliation over downed US plane
Khrushchev told the Supreme Soviet that Soviet forces shot down a U S plane and warned of rocket retaliation if American bombers approach. He criticized Nixon and cautioned Eisenhower’s summit moves, while the State Department announced a full inquiry into the incident and its impact on Paris talks.
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Nikita Khrushchev
Soviet Union
U. S
Richard M. Nixon
Eisenhower
Khrushchev
Nixon
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Russia
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State Department
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White House
James C. Hagerty
Ieee
Capitol
Congress
Paris
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Armenia
U.S.S.R
Spend More For Schools Sanford Says
Gubernatorial candidate Terry Sanford urged North Carolina to invest more in education to raise per capita income, arguing education is the state’s best long term investment. He noted the dominant issue of the campaign is education and stressed improving schooling to boost future income.
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Sanford
Khrushchev Kills Hope For Summit
Khrushchev signals distrust of real progress toward a Paris summit as he addresses Parliament. The speech promises domestic gains including tax abolition by 1965 and higher take home pay, while Moscow power factions push for renewed influence amid May Day events.
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William L. Ryan
Associated Press
Nikita Khrushchev
Paris
Khrushchev
Washington
Soviet Union
Moscow
Seawell Opposes Tobacco Tax in Governor Bid
Raleigh AP Malcolm B. Seawell declares he is bitterly opposed to a tax on tobacco products. He criticizes rival Terry Sanford for wavering on the issue and argues the tax would hurt farmers by reducing tobacco consumption.
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Raleigh
Malcolm B. Seawell
Sanford
Gasoline Mystery Delays NYC Port Authority Terminal Work
In New York a 15 day underground flow of gasoline averages 500 gallons daily at the Port of New York Authority Bus Terminal site on West 40th Street near Ninth Avenue. Excavations for the foundation are flooded with varying colored fuel, hindering the 30 foot depths and raising fire hazards. Fire crews guard the area as engineers seek the source, possibly a distant underground stream or sewer leak. Gas must be pumped out and burned near Idlewild Airport.
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NEW York
Manhattan
West 40Th Street
Ninth Avenue
Port of New York Authority
William Bannister
Idlewild
Lake Promises Farmers Aid In North Carolina
Gubernatorial candidate I Beverly Lake pledged to attract food processors to North Carolina. He cited marketing as the main hurdle for farmers diversifying into new money crops and urged expanded storage facilities at state ports to aid grain production and boost local economy.
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Raleigh
Beverly Lake
North Carolina
Lake
Lem
Marching Negroes Halted at South Carolina State House
About 27 Black protesters were turned back at Main and Gervais streets as they attempted to enter the South Carolina State House grounds. No violence or arrests occurred. Additional groups planned to demonstrate at the governor s office while 50 students gathered near Allen University and Benedict College. Police and SLED maintained order.
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Columbia
S.C
South Carolina State House
General Assembly
Main
Gervais
J. P. Strom
State Law Enforcement Division
State House
University of South Carolina
Will Meg Wed A Commoner In Royal Wedding Drama
London crowds buzz over Princess Margaret and Antony Armstrong-Jones as a Westminster Abbey wedding looms amid debate on titles. British papers weigh Tony’s future title, with Pine proposing a distinguished but non peerage option. preparations and security swell as tourists converge.
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London
Margaret
Lord Antony
Viscount Armstrong
Earl Jones
L. G. Pine
Burke's Peerage
Pine
Tony
Glin
Kerry
United States
Europe
Buckingham Palac
Abbey
Elizabeth
Princess
Armstrong-Jones
Queen
Prince Philip
Buckingham Palace
Governor Hodges cites solid state revenue outlook for education bonus
Raleigh Gov Hodges said revenue collections look sufficient to fund a 5 percent bonus for school teachers at the end of this and next fiscal years, totaling about seven million dollars each year. He noted a possible combined surplus over 30 million and defended the income tax withholding plan.
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Raleigh
Hodges
North Carolina
Terry Sanford
United Forces For Education
Kennedy says Humphrey win would end bid in West Virginia
In Charleston West Virginia Senator John F Kennedy warned that if Hubert Humphrey wins next Tuesdays primary a coalition of presidential hopefuls would drop him Kennedy said the group opposes him his opponents supporters in the state back Humphrey Humphrey denied fronting for Johnson Symington or other figures saying their neutrality has been clear He noted Republican support for Humphrey in Wisconsin and said some Democratic congressmen also back him
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Charleston
W. Va
John F. Kennedy
D-Mass
Hubert H. Humphrey
D-Minn
West Virginia
Kennedy
Sen. Humphrey
Humphrey
Sen
Jack
Lyndon
Lyndon B. Johnson
Texas
Stu
Stuart Symington
Missouri
Wisconsin
Boy Trapped In 35 Foot Well Near Burlington
Rescue crews from Ohio and West Virginia battled the collapse prone walls of a newly dug 35 foot dry well in Burlington. Luther Payne, 17, was buried under eight feet of sand as workers, aided by a clamshell shovel, tried to free him while hundreds of onlookers watched.
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Ironton, Ohio
Ohio
West Virginia
Burlington
Luther Payne
Newsstand Operator Guilty Of Indecent Literature Sale
Winston-Salem municipal court found Edward McDermott, 56, guilty of violating a city ordinance banning indecent literature at the Hawthorne Newsstand. He was fined 50 dollars plus costs and given a 30 day term suspended for three years, with an appeal to Forsyth Superior Court. The judge condemned 18 magazines presented by the solicitor.
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Winston-Salem
Leroy W. Sams
Hawthorne
Edward McDermott
Forsyth
C. F. Burns
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