Scuttling Of Anti War Propaganda Pact May Mean Tougher Red Policy
Western diplomats in Geneva warn Moscow’s withdrawal from the war propaganda condemnation pact signals a tougher Soviet stance on Laos Vietnam and West Germany. Valerian Zorin cited those theaters and proposed amendments, warning of renewed nuclear tests and broader hardening of policy after weeks of negotiations.
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Geneva
Moscow
Laos
South Viet Nam
West Germany
Valerian A. Zorin
Zorin
U.S
Arthur H. Dean
Soviet Union
Kremlin
Road Safety Drive Begins July 15 in Six North Carolina Counties
The State Highway Patrol plans a six month highway safety drive called Project Impact starting July 15 in Buncombe Cumberland Forsyth Guilford Naywood and Robeson counties. Officials say extra manpower and strict enforcement aim to cut accidents and deaths with wide public support and council backing.
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Raleigh
State Highway Patrol
Buncombe
Cumberland
Forsyth
Guilford
Naywood
Robeson
Sanford
Et SS Ae
Seeel Eee
Ed Scheidt
Phil Ellis
North Carolina Traffic Safety Council
Safety Council
Oberlin College aide Robert Barr dies at 54
Robert Rutherford Barr of Oberlin Ohio, assistant secretary at Oberlin College since 1945, died Monday from a heart ailment at age 54. He had been named secretary of the college, effective July 1, and was born in Bridgeport Connecticut.
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Oberlin, Ohio
Robert Rutherford Barr
Oberlin College
Barr
Bridgeport
Conn
Farm Leaders Defend North Carolina Livestock Progress
A group of agricultural leaders in Raleigh says there is excessive pessimism about North Carolina's livestock and poultry future. They urge confidence that beef and pork growth will boost income and note farm legislation may influence expansion. Robert W. Scott of Haw River commented on lawmakers watching the bill's impact.
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Raleigh
North Carolina
Congress
Robert W. Scott
Haw River
Agriculture official denies favoritism in Estes bond case
An Agriculture Department official testified he did not receive favors or pressure from Billie Sol Estes as he kept Estes' bond at 700000 rather than raising it to 1 million. Carl J. Miller said his discussion with Estes occurred in 1961 and noted Estes bragged about his rise from a poor Texas farm boy.
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Agriculture Department
Billie Sol Estes
Bond
Carl J. Miller
Estes
Texas
Department
Miller
House
Jesse Crawford
Sherman Oaks
Calif
Tion
Estie
S. R. Smith
Smith
Fos Apne
L. H. Fountain
D-N.c
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