Federal Friction Noted Between State Dept and Senate
Washington AP President Kennedy faces Senate friction as Fulbright denounces shifting ambassadors. The Foreign Service merry go round irks lawmakers as Kennedy names 50 plus ambassadors, many career diplomats, with 40 Ike era appointees remaining. Fulbright backed Holmes for Iran but blocked others, while Reischauer to Tokyo drew administration support.
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Washington
Kennedy
State Department
Senate
J. William Fulbright
D-Ark
Fulbright
Dwight D. Fisenhower
Iran
Julius C. Holmes
Foreign Service
Holmes
London
Paris
Edwin &. Reischauer
Tokyo
Three Die In Car Wreck Near Gaffney South Carolina
Three people were found dead in a wrecked car two miles from Gaffney, near State Highway 18 and US 85. Identified as Drucilla Coyle Allison, 29, of Cherokee County. Robert Ford of Union County. and Roselle Davis, address unknown. The crash occurred about 10 p.m. Tuesday. a passerby found the bodies at 7:20 a.m. today.
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Gaffney
S.C
Cherokee County Sheriff's Office
Drucilla Coyle Allison
Cherokee County
Robert Ford
Union County
Roselle Davis
Boy 11 Gets 16 Percent Of Votes In Spartanburg Mayoral Trial
Doug Parker, 11, a fifth grade student, polled 16 percent with 48 votes in a last minute write‑in bid for mayor. The stunt by Spartanburg Herald staff highlighted voter apathy among the 14 000 registered voters.
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Spartanburg
S. C
Doug Parker
A. D. Cudd
Spartanburg Herald
Doug
Parks Hills Elementary School
Cudd
YWCA
Gene Parker
Overbrook Circle
Algerian Peace Talks Set to Open May 20 at Evian
Paris and Tunis announce peace negotiations between France and the Algerian nationalist rebels will begin May 20 in Evian-les-Bains. Subcommittee sessions will follow May 23, with full delegations housed in Geneva amid heightened security after a police bombing prior talks.
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Tunis
Tunisia
Evianlas-Bains
Lake Geneva
Charles de Gaulle
Geneva
Evian-les-Bains
Medal Authorized For Dr Dooley
A House Banking Committee approved a bill authorizing $2,500 for a gold medal honoring Dr. Thomas A. Dooley II, the physician who led medical aid efforts in Southeast Asia before his death from cancer on January 1. The measure moves to the House floor.
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Washington
House
Thomas A. Dooley II
Southeast Asia
House Banking Committee
Dooley
Top level Communist delegations reach Geneva for Laos conference
The first top level delegations arrive in Geneva as Soviet Foreign Minister Gromyko leads about 25 advisers. Despite influx from Soviet, Chinese, and other Asian members, doubt remains whether the 14 nation Laos conference will open on Friday as planned.
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Geneva
Andrei A. Gromyko
Budget Battle Shapes North Carolina Episcopal Budget
In Raleigh the 145th Episcopal Diocese of North Carolina convention adopted the smaller 1962 budget of 339 504 dollars, about a 10 percent rise over the current year. Debate and parliamentary maneuvers framed the session as leaders weigh lower spending against a proposed larger plan and potential racial integration tensions.
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Raleigh
Episcopal Diocese of
North Carolina
French Airliner Lost Over Sahara With 69 Aboard
An Air France Super Constellation carrying 61 passengers and 8 crew crashed in the Sahara about 735 miles north of Edjele. No survivors were reported. Among the passengers were the wife and two children of Alan Lukens, U S charge d affaires in Bangui, and Lukens himself was on assignment since 1951. The aircraft was en route from the Congo Republic to Paris with Marseille as its first France destination.
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Sahara
Air France
Edjele
Edijele
Alan Lukens
U.S
Bangui
Central African Republic
France
Marseille
Washington
State Department
Lukens
Mary Ann Richardson
Elizabeth G. Edward
Alan W. Jr
Foreign Service
Kennedys Will Journey To Florida
The White House says President Kennedy and Mrs. Kennedy will fly to Palm Beach Florida to spend the rest of the week there. They will stay at the Wrightsman home near the Kennedy residence. The Kennedy home is closed for now and the First Family travels Thursday from Andrews Air Force Base between 10 and 10 30 a.m. with Mr. and Mrs. Charles Spalding.
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White House
Kennedy
Palm Beach
Fla
Charles D. Wrightsman
Andrews Air Force Base
Charles Spalding
Spalding
New York
Curtis E. Oo
Eichmanns Proposals Went Beyond Hitlers, Bach Says
In Jerusalem the prosecution argued Eichmann urged that half Jews in the Netherlands be labeled full Jews to be killed, a stance Bach said showed Eichmann more extreme than Hitler. Survivor Melkmann testified on Nazi extermination in the Netherlands and Belgium, recalling Tuesday deportations and brutal camp conditions.
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Hitler
Bach
Thomas A. Reedy
Jerusalem
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Atty
Gavriel Bach
Netherlands
Eich‘mann
Belgium
Holland
Israel
Josef Melkmann
Melkmann
Bergen-Belsen
Jor
Essenstadt
Torgau
Elbe
Belsen
Josef Kramer
Kramer
Irma Griese
The
NATO Ministers Vow to Defend West Berlin Unity
NATO foreign ministers ended a three day meeting in Oslo with a pledge to preserve West Berlin's freedom and to meet Soviet Bloc challenges. They asserted the alliance can deter aggression and reaffirmed resolve to seek just settlements while not tolerating pressure from the Soviet Union.
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Norway
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
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Laos
Congo
Cuba
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Iron Curtain
Soviet Union
East Germany
Midwest Floods Force Thousands From Homes Across Several States
The spring floods devastated Indiana Kentucky Missouri Kansas and Southern Illinois with widespread property damage and road closures. Red Cross shelters aided the homeless while officials feared typhoid outbreaks from contaminated water. National Guardsmen and volunteers worked to reinforce levees and sandbag walls as crews fought the rising waters. Clear weather offered some hope for recovery.
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Indiana
Kentucky
Missouri
Kansas
Illinois
Red Cross
National
Senator Jordan touts water resources boost for North Carolina
Sen B Everett Jordan urged the Raleigh Woman's Club that developing Cape Fear and Neuse River basins will bring progress and growth. He cited Corps of Engineers surveys and dam networks for flood control and water supplies as essential to industrial expansion and a diversified economy.
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Raleigh
Cape Fear
Neuse
North Carolina
B. Everett Jordan
Raleigh Woman's Club
Jordan
Saxapahan Textile
Washington
Corps of Engineers
Officials Fly To Rebel Territory
Officials of the control commission flew to the rebel held Plaines des Jarres to shore up the Laos cease fire ahead of the Geneva talks. Chairman Sam Ar Sen of India said the Laos situation is confusing yet shows encouraging signs as observers move toward Xieng Khouang.
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Vientiane
Laos
Control Commission
Plaines Des Jarres
Laos Friay
Samar Sen
India
Johnson Heads For Viet Nam
Vice President Lyndon B. Johnson leaves Honolulu en route to Saigon for talks with Ngo Dinh Diem on countering Communist guerrillas. He flies aboard a Military Air Transport Service jet crossing the international date line, arriving in Saigon May 11. Johnson says the United States must maintain strength and vigilance in a decisive fight against communism. He will discuss matters with Diem after two days of consultations.
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Lyndon B. Johnson
South
Viet Nam
Ngo Dinh Diem
Saigon
Guam
Hickam Air Force Base
Johnson
Adm
Harry D. Felt
U.S
Pacific
Intruder Wounds 3 Children Near Goldsboro
An intruder forced entry into the Grimes home near Goldsboro North Carolina at 2 a.m. and fired a shotgun into a bed holding seven children. Jo Anne Grimes 13 was critically injured along with two others. The assailant fled, bloodhounds could not follow due to rain.
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Goldsboro
N.C
Here
Smithfield
Jo Anne Grimes
David H. Grimes
Tommy Harrison
Wayne County
Today's Child Tomorrow's Man
An overview of youth mental illness challenging the stereotype of mental hospitals as places for the elderly. The three‑part series by Helena Frost explores prevalence from preschoolers to teens and the efforts underway nationwide to address their needs and care.
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Newspaper Enterprise Association
High Point Enterprise
National Association For Mental Health
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