Prison Escapee Shot After Backyard Chase in Georgia
Richmond County deputies wounded North Carolina prisoner Manuel S. Miller during a mile long chase through the Sherwood subdivision. Miller, 38, fled Raleigh penitentiary in January and was wounded in the pelvis and right thigh as he fled a sister's house. He was serving 15 to 20 years for storebreaking and larceny.
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Television Schedule for WFMY Greensboro Channel 2
The listing shows Wednesday programming from 3:00 PM to 2:30 AM including The Millionaire Verdict Yours Brighter Day Secret Storm Edge of Night Old Rebel Woody Woodpecker Highway Patrol News Weather Douglas Edwards Wyatt Earp Honeymooners Real McCoys Capt. Kangaroo Devotions Second Breakfast What's Cooking Red Rowe Show On the Go Love of Life Search for Guiding Light Life of Riley Better or Worse Art Linkletter.
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TV Schedule Highlights for Thursday on WSJS Channel 12
Channel listings show a full day of programs from 3:00 PM to 2:30 PM next day including Dr Matone Roots Fibber McGee Buckskin Bandstand Flicka Martin Kane Weather Sports NBC News Beverly Lake Terry Sanford Wagon Train Price Is Right Perry Como Your Life People Are Funny News Jack Paar Continental Class Today American History Physical Science Dough Re Mi Play Your Hunch Queen for a Day Loretta Young and more in a local broadcast lineup.
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Beat the Clock and Could Be You Shuffle Schedule
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Soviet U2 incident fuels high tension at Paris summit
Gromyko warned that any future US sorties over Soviet airspace will be met with annihilation and that foreign bases used for espionage flights will be obliterated. He accused US agencies of planning aggression and said the Powers flight justified the Soviet rejection of Eisenhower open skies.
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Kennedy leads West Virginia as votes come in strong
Humphrey appeared close to a victory earlier but Kennedy dominated as partial returns from 54 of 55 counties showed Kennedy ahead in 45 counties to Humphrey's nine. McDowell County, a major coal region, reported Kennedy leading well over five to one.
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Eisenhower Defends Spy Plane Program Amid Cold War Tensions
President Eisenhower outlined a discreet intelligence program separate from the military to deter war. He challenged Soviet accounts of the U2 shootdown as Francis Powers faces potential trial in Moscow while U S allies worry about reprisals and political use of the incident.
US flights over Communist territory justified by precedent
Rep Clarence Cannon says spy missions over Communist lands have continued since 1946 with committee approval and are justified by established precedent. He argues Americans must know of any attack preparations, noting lives were lost in Korea. Johnson warns Khrushchev against exploiting the incident to divide the nation.
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Analysts doubt Khrushchev claim on U2 shoot down
Frank O'Neal recounts doubt about the Soviet statement that the U2 was downed by a rocket. He suggests the plane may have fallen due to an unforeseen mechanism or physiological defect and even raises the possibility that Powers landed the aircraft himself.
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Khrushchev
Powers
Episcopal Diocese To Elect Officers In Tarboro
The North Carolina Episcopal Diocese meets for its annual convention in Tarboro as officers are elected. A group proposes integrating Camp Cheshire Jr. for boys this summer, calling for an open camp to all qualified boys. Bishop Richard H. Baker notes the executive council voted to open the camp with little comment.
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N.C
North Carolina Episcopal Diocese
Richard H. Baker
Rt. Rev
Charlotte
E. L. Laxton
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