Zoo Cleared In Death Of Little Girl
Washington officials cleared zoo keepers of criminal negligence in the death of 2 year old Julia Ann Vogt who was dragged into a lion cage. U S Attorney Oliver Gasch said no evidence of criminal negligence existed and the zoo reopened the lion house with patrols.
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Washington
Julia Ann Vogt
U.S
Oliver Gasch
Theodore H. Green
Julia Ann
Lion House
Canada
Harry Jackson
Nory
Green
J. Lear Grimmer
Chicklwack
B.C
Jackson
Coon Event Is Overruled
North Carolina Attorney General Malcolm Seawell ruled against a Dobson sports club seeking acoon on the leg contest. In a letter to club secretary M. G. Stanley he said the event would violate state statutes and sponsors could face indictment.
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W—Atty
Malcolm Seawell
Dobson Sports Club
M. G. Stanley
Seawell
Dobson Club
Storm Roars Through City With Thunder Hail and H gusts
A strong evening storm swept Rocky Mount with thunder, lightning and heavy rain lasting about three hours. A hail report and wind gusts to 41 mph accompanied the weather event, while one tree fell on a car on Hill Street and a two injureless incident occurred.
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10A
Ballpark Road
Finch Field
Hill Street
United States Expands Aid as Lebanon Crisis Deepens
The United States moves to bolster Lebanon's pro Western government, dispatching a fleet of C 124 transports to Germany for potential Middle East use and pledging added military aid including tanks and police equipment. Secretary Dulles assures Congress that 3000 to 4000 Americans in Lebanon will be protected as naval and air assets prepare for possible evacuations and other missions.
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Germany
Middle East
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U. S
Donaldson Air Force Base
S. C
Dulles
Congress
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Soustelle Cheered By Algerian Mob
Jacques Soustelle arrived in Algiers secretly from Geneva and received a tumultuous welcome from thousands of residents. He urged unity and named de Gaulle as the national arbitrator, while hinting at plans for a French Algeria and possible leadership of an All-Algeria safety body.
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de Gaulle
Soustelle
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Switzerland
Algeria
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Macques Massu
France
Mediterranean
Gen. de Gaulle
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Paris
All-Algeria Committee of Public Safety
Pflimlin
French National Assembly
Pierre Pfimlin
Soustelle Adm
Philippe Auboyneau
Public Safety Committee
Final Rites For Veteran Judge Rousseau Today
North Wilkesboro NC veteran Superior Court Judge Julius A. Rousseau dies at 67 after a heart attack. He served since 1934 and planned a fourth term. Funeral set for 4 p.m. Sunday at the First Methodist Church with Rev Roy Bell officiating. Survivors include wife Gertrude Hall Rousseau, son Julius A. Rousseau Jr., three daughters, a brother and a sister.
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Wilkes County Hospital
Wilkesboro
Roy Bell
Rousseau
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Wetzel
W. L. Reece
Mercy
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Belmont Abbey
University of North Carolina Law
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Julius A. Rousseau Jr
Ruffin Bailey
Raleigh
Frank Alspaugh
Winston- Salem
John S. Kern
Pittsburgh
J. P. Rousseau
Winston-Salem
S. V. Tomlinson
Horse Show Reset For 13th Lions Event
Final performance of the 13th annual Sedgefield Lions Horse Show was postponed due to heavy rains. Starting today at 1 30 p m the event offers 13 contests with 3750 prize money. box seats sold out but general admission tickets remain available.
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Sedgefield
Defense Reorganization Bill Faces Stronger Senate Push
Secretary of Defense McElroy predicted senators will demand a stronger reorganization bill than the House draft. He said efforts will try to align the measure with President Eisenhower’s wishes as it heads to the House floor, then the Senate, with administration concerns over two key provisions lingering.
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Defense
De Gaulle Expected In Paris Tomorrow
Paris reports say Prime Minister Pflimlin will use emergency powers to quell rightist plots and that De Gaulle plans to return to Paris Monday to discuss assuming full power. Jacques Soustelle fled to Algeria, provoking border restrictions as tension rises across France and in Algiers.
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Paris
Godfrey Anderson
Pierre Pflimlin
The
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Joseph B. Johnson Thomasville Leader Dies at 43
Joseph B. Johnson 43 a church civic and business leader of Thomasville died at City Memorial Hospital after an extended illness. Born January 29 1914 he led Memorial Methodist Church Rotary clubs Uwharrie Scout Council and United Fund. He was secretary and GM of Underwear Company and director of Hi-Toms Inc. Survived by Elizabeth Hawthorne wife two children four sisters six brothers and other relatives. Funeral at Memorial Methodist Church Monday at 11 a.m. with local clergy officiating.
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Ira Thomas Johnson
Mintie Briles Johnson
Td Tis City
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Asheboro
Rotary Club
Thomasville Masonic Lodge
Uwharrie Scout Council
Thomasville United Fund
Underwear
Tary
Rowan Industries
Rockwell
N. C
Hi-Toms, Inc
Elizabeth Hawthorne
Gayle Hawthorne
Joseph Phillip
Willie May
Maggie Johnson
Ross Davis
High Point
Walter Hulak
Charlotte
Tom F
Charles H
Walter E
W. Paul Johnson
Frank W. Johnson
Lexington
Edward Johnson
Raleigh
Frank Jordan
Harold M. Robinson
Salisbury
Perae
Caroling
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