Trade curbs strain U S Britain ties amid China policy clash
Washington reports a new strain in U S British relations as Britain lowers trade controls on Red China while the United States maintains its total embargo on all American trade with Communist China. State Department officials express disappointment and hope the damage may be temporary.
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Broadening service and new opportunities in daily life
The piece contrasts children's thrill in looping rides with adults seeking variety. It urges walking with God to broaden service, finding opportunities in every moment to help others and themselves.
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Illinois Students Stage Memorial Day Riot on Campus
More than 5 000 University of Illinois students rioted on Memorial Day causing injuries to at least two coeds and 50 arrests. Police from multiple agencies halted the eight hour disturbance. university president Dr David Dodds Henry promised disciplinary action including possible expulsions. The clash reportedly began as a water fight between two fraternities and escalated to attacks on female residents of Sherwood Lodge.
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Memorial Day Highway Death Toll Falls Short of Forecast
The 30 hour period ending Memorial Day recorded 86 traffic deaths, 36 drownings, and 33 other fatalities, with one late report. The National Safety Council had predicted 120 highway deaths, a 30 percent undercount, prompting Ned H Dearborn to say the toll is lower but not cause for celebration.
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House Debates Tax Bill in Raleigh Amid Stalemate
The North Carolina House plans to push its revenue bill after rejecting the Senate version. The Finance Committee’s resistance keeps its own measure with about 1.5 million dollars in relief, risking a House Senate conference to resolve differences before a possible extended session into June. Rep. Falls leads the committee and signals a conference is likely, while Rep. Uzzell urges firm stance if the Senate won’t compromise.
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Hodges To Get Report On Probe
Raleigh board chairman Tom Allen will brief Governor Hodges on a preliminary probe into the free liquor for legislators scandal. He said the investigation has just begun with no actions announced, and reports circulated that a regulation allowing liquor salesmen to draw three cases monthly for samples may have been rescinded.
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Out of Order Delays Hit Enterprise Press
Enterprise subscribers experience late papers after a major press short circuit halted production. The fault triggered a second outage while Burlington Times News assisted and a temporary fix left readers awaiting the Thursday edition. Repair crews plan continued support until permanent repairs are complete.
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Woman survives mountain crash after 19 days
Mrs. Dalton LeMasurier of Duluth Minnesota survived 19 days on Ferris Mountain after a light plane crash near Rawlins Wyoming. She described crawling from wreckage through snow while her husband died days earlier. rescued by a seven man team she was treated for shock frostbite and exposure. The couple was returning from Pasadena California.
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Senate panel urges broader disclosure on lobbying and campaigns
A Special Senate committee urged new laws to curb evils in lobbying and campaign financing. The eight member panel backed stricter disclosure and criminal penalties for false filings. The group split 4-4 on applying reform to primaries, and McClellan planned to push the lobbying bill this session. He may or may not introduce the elections measure replacing the Corrupt Practices Act.
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Two Men Freed In Bombing
In Montgomery a white jury acquitted Raymond C. Britt Jr. and Sonny Kyle Livingston Jr. of dynamiting a Negro church after 95 minutes of deliberation. The prosecutor warned that an acquittal could spur further racial violence and retaliation. Two other charges against Britt were postponed for two months in a separate capital case.
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Secretary held in slaying of former fiance in D.C.
Edith Louise Hough, 41, a private secretary and former fiancée of Zurab Abdusheli, 40, a Voice of America announcer born in Russia, was held on a first degree murder charge after he was found shot six times in her fashionable Washington apartment. Abdusheli had married another woman three weeks earlier. The inquest was ordered for June 13.
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Bald Boy Stories Preview in The Enterprise
The Enterprise will publish 18 chapters starting Monday detailing Elmer Wheeler’s struggle with baldness. The Bald Boy blends humor and education on hair loss, offering tips on cures, causes, and social attitudes while framing baldness as a shared issue and rallying readers to follow the series.
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Americans Vanish Into Hungary Frontiersman youths vanish after border crossing
Two 20 year old University of South Carolina students Mike A Gilbert and Warren W Hair reportedly crossed from Austria into Hungary for adventure and to claim they had been there. An Austrian guard saw two people matching them led away by Hungarian militiamen. An Australian friend said they carried a camera and publications to provoke the Hungarians. Parents appealed for help and Sen Strom Thurmond offered assistance.
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