North Carolina voters race to the polls in primary
Heavy turnout marks the North Carolina primary with crowds in Raleigh Goldsboro and Durham while Asheville and Gastonia report lighter early voting. Predictions suggest a record statewide total and potential runoffs in several races including governor and lieutenant governor with notable contests in Mecklenburg and 3rd and 12th districts.
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North Carolina
Raleigh
Wake County
Goldsboro
Asheville
Gastonia
Durham
Fayetteville
Cumberland County
Charlotte
Mecklenburg County
Mecklenburg
High Point
Sanford
Robert L. Gavin
Charles R. Jonas
Terry Sanford
Malcolm Seawell
John D. Larkins Jr
U. S
B. Everett Jordan
House
Addison Hewlett
Robert W. Gregory
Robert M. McIntosh
Graham Barden
David Hall
State Supreme Court
Luther Hodges
Leaksville
H. Cloyd Philpott
C. V. Henkel
David McConnell
Luther Earnhardt
Seawell
Lake
Church Memorial Day Service and Coronation at area churches
Memorial Day services will feature reading of deceased members and family candle-lighting at Congregational Christian Church, with Rev. F C Lester delivering the sermon. Fair Grove Methodist hosts Homecoming with Dr Excelle Rozzelle as guest speaker. Emerywood Baptist holds first GA coronation with Patsy Whitlow named queen. reception to follow. Brother hood of Green Street Baptist reports 300 attendees. Dr L B Reavis spoke and Dr E M Price Jr. heads to Europe with church group. Vacation Bible School is planned for area churches.
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Congregational Christian Church
F. C. Lester
Asheboro
Tomlinson School
Fair Grove
Emerywood Baptist Church
George Erath
W. F. Clayton
WMS
Patsy Whitlow
Zeb Whitlow
Michael Sink
Jackie van Anda
Linda Singerfelt
Karen Conrad
Kathy Miller
Rhetta Tennant
Jane van Anda
Pat Callahan
Ann Conrad
Libby Lawson
Harland Pell
Brotherhood of Green Street Baptist Church
Judge Crissman
L. B. Reavis
Reavis
Southwestern Seminary
Fort Worth
E. M. Price Jr
Green Street
U2 inquiry resumes with Dulles to testify in secret
Senate Foreign Relations hears debate on the U2 flights and the Paris summit failure. Fulbright questions coordination among State Department White House and CIA while Herter defends the U2 mission and Khrushchev’s role. Dulles will testify privately Tuesday.
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Fulbright
Foreign Relations Committee
Herter
Free World
Albert Gore
D-Tenn
State Department
White House
Central Intelligence Agency
Dulles
Nikita Khrushchev
Paris
Eisenhower
Khrushchev
Pentagon
United States
Flash Floods Hit Manila After Monsoon Rains
Flash floods engulf Manila and neighboring areas as monsoon rains surge. A P dispatch cites 71 dead, 22 in Manila and Quezon City each, 27 in suburbs, with thousands homeless and city crippled. Communication breakdown clouds full toll and losses are expected to rise.
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Manila
Quezon City
Sunday Enterprise Preview Promises Election Results Report
The High Point based Sunday Enterprise says tomorrow’s edition will cover Democratic and Republican primaries with local county and state results. It also previews summer recreation plans for High Point youths and a special US Russia military strength comparison following the Paris summit collapse.
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High Point
United States
Russia
Paris
Turkey Back To Normal After Military Coup
Turkey gradually returns to normal as General Cemal Gursel’s junta moves to establish a democratic state. Banks reopen, universities resume, and a new constitutional board is named while press and students show cautious jubilation. Nine jailed journalists are freed and censorship eases.
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Istanbul
Turkey
Adnan Menderes
Cemal Gursel
Turkish National Union Committee
Siddik Omar
Istanbul University
Ankara
United States
Menderes
Izmir
Gursel
Unani
Khrushchev Says U S Must Be Taken Down A Peg
Premier Khrushchev urged Americans be brought down a peg as he criticized U.S. peace aims after the Paris summit failure. He claimed Washington plays golf as a duty, warned of U.S. treachery over the U 2 affair, and urged a new summit within six to eight months.
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Moscow
Nikita Khrushchev
Eisenhower
Hell
U.S
United States
Khrushchev
Paris
Bonn
China
India
Indonesia
United Nations
Security Council
Soviet Union
General Assembly
Kennedy Symington Join To Blast Nixon
Senators John F Kennedy and Stuart Symington joined forces in Spokane to attack Vice President Richard Nixon over his “out of step” remark about Kennedy Stevenson and the Democratic majority. The pair urged support for their campaign and Washington's convention votes as they spoke to about 7,000 at a Democratic dinner. Kennedy left for Monterey after the event while Nixon faced renewed criticism over foreign policy and past assertions on communism.
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Spokane
John F. Kennedy
Stuart Symington
Richard M. Nixon
Kennedy
Symington
Nixon
Adai Stevenson
United States
Richard the Nimble
Washington
Lyndon B Johnson
Texas
Monterey
Calif
Melvin
Hill
Congress
Massachusetts
New Hampshire
Three Killed In Head-On Collision In Rain Near Hampstead
AP reports a head-on crash on U S 17 one mile south of Hampstead NC in rain killed three people and injured two. The dead are Joseph Milo 21 and Donald Sattler 21 both of Camp Lejeune and Patty Sue James 19 of Wilmington. The injured Allen Rogers and Donald Frieta both of Camp Lejeune were taken to James Walker Memorial Hospital Wilmington with Rogers serious and Frieta fair. The crash put one car on the wrong side of the road and occurred about 1 am.
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Hampstead
N.C
Here
State Highway Patrol
Joseph R. Milo
Camp Lejeune
Donald H. Sattler
Patty ‘Sue James
Wilmington
James
Epidemics Feared In Chile After Quake Devastation
In quake stricken southern Chile shortages of food and water sparked fears of epidemics. Police fired warning shots as hungry disaster victims tried to raid relief supplies in Valdivia. The toll neared 3,000 with thousands homeless and relief planes hampered by bad weather.
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Santiago
Chile
Valdivia
U.S. Navy
Robert J F. Merchant
US Air Force
Ancud
Rupanco
Lake Ranco
Mt. Carran
Chilean
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Luther H. Hodges
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Puerto Montt
By Faye Marks
Allen Dulles
CIA
By Tony Escoda
Sunday Enterprise
Kremlin
Ot Mohan
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