Prowler Fires Shotgun Into Grimes Home Wounding Three
In Goldsboro North Carolina an unknown intruder terrorized a nine person family for 30 minutes before firing a shotgun blast through a bedroom window. Three children Suffering minor injuries were treated and released. Authorities said no solid leads and rain washed away tracks.
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Goldsboro
N.C
David Grimes
Jesse Hinson
Grimes
Jo Anne Grimes
David
Tommy Harrison
Pike Censure Move Gets No Support
The Episcopal Diocese of North Carolina took no action on a resolution censuring Bishop James A. Pike of California and urging resignation. Introduced by Rev. Foster Cox of Greensboro, the measure argued Pike’s conduct warranted censure over his December 1960 Christian Century article. The resolutions committee said the diocese has no right to judge Pike and the issues are too technical and theological for action.
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Raleigh
Episcopal Diocese of
North Carolina
James A. Pike
California
Foster Cox
Greensboro
Bishop Pike
Christian den
Episcopal Convention
Pike
Comp
Western Flea World Exposed To Communism
London AP report says Mrs Lane daughter of Lord Rothschild arranged a flea exchange with the Soviet Union. She notes Britain holds 96 percent of known flea types and expects to acquire the remaining with Soviet entomologists care of four scientists.
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London
Lord Rothschild
Soviet Union
Miriam Lane
Amini Clamps Down on Passports
Tehran premier Ali Amini ordered a shutdown on passports and exit visas for former ministers and government officials without his personal permission. The move followed the shah dissolving both houses of Parliament the previous day.
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Tehran
Iran
Ali Amini
U S Payments Deficits Show Sharp Drop in Q1
The Commerce Department reports the U S balance of payments deficit fell sharply in the first quarter to an annual rate near a billion dollars marking the best quarterly showing in four years. The prior year record deficit of 3.8 billion spurred a gold run.
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Washington
U.S
Commerce Department
United States
California Produces Most U.S. Wine, Survey Finds
A regional report shows California accounts for about 90 percent of all wine grown in the United States, reflecting the state’s dominance in Vintner production and grape farming.
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California
U.S
High School Science Fair Showcases Young Minds
In Kansas City 385 finalists from six countries compete at the 12th National Science Fair. Judges evaluate 14 to 18 year olds on creativity, thoroughness, and clarity as top honors go to physical and biological sciences. Highlights include a Des Moines teen’s computer display, a Munster student’s rocket nozzle tester, and a Florida teen’s light sound device for the blind.
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Harry F. Rosenthal
Kansas City
Colle
Municipal Caluari
Robert Guthrie
Des Moines
Town
Richard Brusch
Munster
Ind
Guthrie
Brusch
John Alexander
Tallahassee
Fla
Florida Association For the Blind
Nancy Snodgrass
Pretty
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