Kennedy Gets Red Message From Khrushchev
Soviet Premier Khrushchev replied to Kennedy's February message on improving U S Soviet relations. Moscow envoy Menshikov delivered the note at the White House and called it a reply to Kennedy's February message. No details were disclosed and no plan for a Khrushchev meeting was confirmed amid talk of an informal Paris trip.
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Mikhail Menshikov
White House
Kennedy
Menshikovy
Khrushchev
Washington
Moscow
Mikhail A. Menshikov
U.S
Llewellyn Thompson
Menshikov
Pierre Salinger
Salinger
Lawmakers eye new statewide reapportion plan in North Carolina
Raleigh AP reports the House Committee on Elections and Election Laws approved drafting a bill to merge two existing proposals. The plan would create a 100 member Senate with one senator per county and a 150 member House with 100 fixed county seats and 30 population based seats, auto apportionment after each census.
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Raleigh
House
House Committee On Elections and Election Laws
Bunn Frink
Brunswick
William C. Cohoon
Tyrrell
Frank Wooten
Pitt
Senate
Frink
James B. Vogler
Mecklenburg
Vogler
Guilford
Forsyth
Wake
Buncombe
Cumberland
Durham
Gaston
Alamance
Cabarrus
Catawba
Cleveland
Craven
Davidson
Halifax
Irdell
Johnston
Lenoir
Nash
New Hanoer
Onslow
Randolph, Robeson
Rockingham
Rowan
Wayne
Wilson
Laos Conference Opens Without Laotian Government
After a four day delay the Laos conference convened in Geneva with the Laotian government delegation boycotting the talks. Only Pathet Lao and Prince Souvanna Phouma's neutralists attended as Western ministers sought a coalition among the three factions. An American concession allowed all three Laotian groups to participate as observers to avoid derailment.
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Geneva
International Conference On the Future of Laos
Laos
League of Nations Palace of Nations
Pathet Lao
Souvanna Phouma
U.S
Vientiane
Kennedy
United States
Quit Buying Teams Hodges Advises Cagers
Secretary of Commerce Luther Hodges urges not to buy teams after basketball fix scandals in North Carolina He notes his background as former North Carolina governor ex-officio CU Board of Trustees chair and university athlete in Washington AP report.
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Washington
Secretary of Commerce
Luther Hodges
North Carolina
Hodges
Consolidated University of North Carolina Board of Trustees
Kennedy May Send Congress New Message
President Kennedy weighs addressing Congress or issuing a state of the union style message on domestic and world affairs. Senate Democratic Leader Mike Mansfield said the idea was discussed at a White House meeting and could come before Kennedy's Paris trip to meet Charles de Gaulle. Mansfield noted no specifics on topics and Kennedy indicated the foreign aid message would not be ready this week.
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Washington
Kennedy
Congress
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Montana
White House
Mansfield
Paris
Charles de Gaulle
Eichmann Called Block of Ice in Court Testimony
A German clergyman testified in Jerusalem that Adolf Eichmann appeared as a cold figure in court, a block of ice beneath which lurked demonical hate. Dean Heinrich Grueber, who was imprisoned by Eichmann in 1943, said Eichmann never gave a clear answer, and he apologized for naming him harshly. The witness contrasted Eichmann with some Gestapo figures and noted empathy toward Jews among others in the regime.
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Jerusalem
Israel
Adolf Eichmann
Heinrich Grueber
Berlin
Eichmann
Gestapo
Dean Grueber
Dachau Concentration Camp
Ernst Vom Rath
Foreign Ministry
Paris
Herschell Grynszpan
Kemp Says Agreement On Districting Close
Raleigh AP report notes House Committee on Congressional Districts near agreement on a plan to reduce North Carolina congressional seats from 12 to 11. The measure would pit Rep. Charles R. Jonas against Basil Whitener in one district, or combine Rep. Harold D. Cooley with L. H. Fountain in another. Kemp urged a Wednesday hearing and urged members to stay for a while.
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Raleigh
Ed Kemp
Guilford
House Committee On
Kemp
Dallas Alford
Nash
Senate
Harold D. Cooley
Alford
Cooley
House Agriculture Committee
Charles R. Jonas
Basil Whitener
Jonas
Whitener
L. H. Fountain
Banking Senators Meet Wildlife Advocates in Raleigh Hearings
In Raleigh lawmakers hosted two hearings. Bankers and savings and loan reps opposed a Senate bill allowing counties to invest surplus funds in S L associations. Wildlife enthusiasts split on an administration plan to expand the Wildlife Resources Commission from nine to eleven members with staggered terms.
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Raleigh
Savings and Loan Associations
House Banks and Banking Committee
Luther Hamilton
Carteret
Wildlife Resources Commission
Commission
Troops Claim Full Control In Korea
The rebel military junta in South Korea announced it has taken full control from Premier Chang and begun running state affairs. Lt. Gen. Chang D young declared martial law and ordered a curfew while seizing key government buildings and controlling Radio Seoul. The U N Command and U S authorities had backed Premier Chang and urged compliance from the cabinet.
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Seoul
South Korea
Chang D-young
John M. Chang
National Assembly
Radio
Chang
Yun Po-sun
Chhang
Yun
U.N
U.S
Carter B. Magruder
Korea
$10 000 Feared Lost At Cliffside Bank Hold Up
The FBI reported the Haynes Bank in Cliffside North Carolina was robbed by a lone gunman who fled south on US 221 A toward the South Carolina line in a 1949 black Ford. The bandit, white male 27 to 30, claimed an uncertain sum up to $10,000. Bank employee Bill Jenkins noted two tellers and a customer were inside as the robber demanded change then fired a shot into the counter while grabbing money. Estimates vary between $12,000 and $14,000.
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Charlotte
N.C
FBI
Haynes Bank
Cliffside
Thanaléa Danaawant Tnahoon
Vvugm Ivty
Ghaarge
Roney
Rutherford County
South Carolina
Bill Jenkins
Jenkins
Cleveland County Sheriff's Department
Two Men Die In North Carolina Crash Near Statesville
A head on collision on NC 115 north of Statesville killed Robert Larrence, 53, and Rex Henderson, 27, both in a car. Four others were injured, including Lewis Myers, 29, and Harvey Wood, 40, while a bus driver, Clyde Felker, 27, reported 16 aboard but no hospitalizations. Heavy fog and a failed pass contributed to the wreck.
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Statesville
N.C
North Carolina
Here
Robert Garfield Lawrence
Rt. 1
Union Grove
Rex Ovadean Henderson
State Highway Patrol
C. W. Warren
Henderson
Iredell Memorial Hospital
Lewis Martin Myers
Harvey Wood
Warren
Myers
Wood
John William Massey
Massey
G. W Wilson Building Co
Clyde Ketchin Felker
North Wilkesboro
Felker
Cooper Eulogized At Hollywood Mass
Hollywood mourns Gary Cooper with a Requiem Mass at Beverly Hills church attended by hundreds and 500 stars. Bishop Manning praised his art and character, noting his faith, family dedication, and rejection of fame's corrupting influence. Veronica Cooper requested a dignified funeral for the 60 year old star.
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Hollywood
Gary Cooper
Daniel Sullivan
Timothy Manning
Los Angeles
Cooper
O Cooper
Bishop Manning
Veronica Cooper
Recovery Signs Seen By Hodges
Secretary of Commerce Luther Hodges announced two signs of economic recovery. In April personal incomes rose above March peaks and factory sales and new orders increased, signaling a continuing rise in output.
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Washington (Ap
Luther H. Hodges
Hodges
Europe
Germany
France
Italy
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