Heyman Convicted in Fraternity House Slugging
Duke star Art Heyman was found guilty of slugging Taylor Greenberg a 19 year old pre med student at Tau Epsilon Phi. The incident in Charlton fraternity room happened Oct 28. Heyman fined 25 dollars plus costs and not appealing.
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A. H. Borland
Recorder's Court
A. R. Wilson
Judicial Board
Duke University
Borland
Larry Harrison
Lynwood
Carl Zielenk
Tampa
Fla
Heyman
Harrison
Greenberg
Zielenk
Cross
Chapel Hill
University of North Carolina
Unc-Duke
Fire devastates Bel Air region in California wildfire
More than 2,000 residents evacuated from one of the nation’s wealthiest neighborhoods as a massive fire rages across Bel Air and surrounding suburbs. Gov Brown declares Los Angeles County a disaster area with 200 plus homes destroyed and a total real estate loss possibly exceeding 15 million. Notable figures including Cary Grant Red Skelton Kim Novak Maureen O Hara Fred MacMurray Alfred Hitchcock Ginger Rogers Marlon Brando and others flee or are evacuated, while Nixon and aides rescue personal effects and his dog Checkers before the house is saved.
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California
Nixon
Edmund G. Brown
Los Angeles County
Bel-Air
Malibu
Cary Grant
Red Skelton
Kim Novak
Maureen O'Hara
Fred MacMurray
Alfred Hitchcock
Ginger Rogers
Marlon Brando
Robert Stack
Steve Cochran
Bobby Darrin
Greer Garson
Jascha Heifetz
Peggy Lee
Meredith Willson
Maxene
Laverne Andrews
Cliff Robertson
Walter Lang
Skelton
Georgia
Boston
Valentina
Zsa Zsa Gabor
Khrushchev Calls for Disarmament and German Peace Pact
Khrushchev argues Western threats compel the USSR to resume nuclear tests and urges immediate universal disarmament with strict international controls plus a German peace treaty. He calls for ending nuclear testing and normalizing West Berlin through a broader disarmament framework.
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United States
Great Britain
Soviet Union
Khrushchev
U.S.S.R
West Berlin
Students protest nuclear tests in Bay City sit-in
About 40 Delta College students camp in a cornfield near the campus to oppose nuclear weapons testing. They operate in shifts around the clock, with supplies provided by sympathizers and supervision by Sheriff’s deputies. Janet Stevens and Bernard Heidtman lead the protest as some parents express concern.
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Bay City
Mich
Delta College
Fy County
Marlene
Jamestown Man Charged AfterCrash On Triangle Lake Road
Jamestown resident Hassell Woodroy Manning age 20 was charged with driving on the left side after a head on collision on Triangle Lake Road near Hickory Chapel Road. Norma Jean Hughes age 17 home Crestwood Drive was the opposite driver. A passenger Joyce Thompson age 13 res Crestwood Drive rode in Hughes vehicle. Damages were estimated at 350 dollars to the Hughes car with Manning’s vehicle damaged in the left front. No injuries reported.
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Jamestown
Triangle Lake Road
Hassell Woodroy Manning
Rt. 1
Hickory Chapel Road
Norma Jean Hughes
Crestwood Dr
Manning
Miss Hughes
Joyce Thompson
Hughes
Surgeons at Minnesota First to Perform Corrective Open Heart Surgery
A team at the University of Minnesota completed a pioneering corrective open heart surgery becoming the first to achieve this milestone. The operation showcased innovative techniques and advanced medical collaboration.
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University of Minnesota
Two Escaped Convicts Captured At Monroe
Two inmates escaped from the Rowan County prison camp in Salisbury by overpowering guard Fred Long then stole his car. They were recaptured near Monroe after picking up three sailors and stopping at a restaurant. investigators will probe why the cell was left unlocked.
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Salisbury
N.C
Rowan County
Monroe
Prisons Department
Jollette Robinson
Charlotte
Willie Covington
Lumber Bridge
Rowan First Offenders Camp
Fred Long
Long
Charlotte-Mecklenburg Hires New School Supervisor
The Charlotte-Mecklenburg County School Board named Dr. A. Craig Phillips of Winston-Salem as new superintendent, replacing retiring Dr. E. H. Garinger. Phillips, 39, will earn $20,000 annually and begin July 1 with Dr. William C. Self as associate superintendent for instruction at $16,000.
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Winston-Salem
Phillips
Self
Trademark Infringement Suit Ended Between Firms
Broyhill Furniture of Lenoir sued Premiere Furniture Co of Thomasville for trademark infringement over the word Premiere. A consent order filed by Judge Edwin M. Stanley ends the case. Premiere must cease using Premiere except as part of its corporate name within one year.
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Lenoir
Premiere Furniture Co. Inc
Thomasville
Edwin M. Stanley
U. S. Middle District Court
Broyhill Furniture
Premiere
Thomasville Company
Broyhill Premier Division
Broyhill Premier
Premiere of
Iterms
Order
Accused Slayer Is Nabbed
Frank Dunn, 34, a Roanoke Rapids paper mill worker, was arrested at a farm home west of Enfield for the shotgun killing of James Massey, 37, at a local filling station. Dunn was taken to an undisclosed jail after a noon manhunt by Northampton and Halifax County officers.
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Graysburg
N.C
Northampton
Halifax County
Enfield
Frank Dunn
Northampton County
E. Frank Outland
Dunn
James Massey
Roanoke Rapids
Massey
Maddrey Debreau
Debreau
Outland
James Solomon
Markets Close Across Major Exchanges on Election Day
New York and American Stock Exchanges were closed for Election Day. Cotton, coal, commodity, wool, coffee, sugar, foreign and mercantile markets in New York and the New Orleans cotton market also suspended trading.
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New York
New Orleans
U S moves to block Red China at United Nations
The United States works behind the scenes at the United Nations to head off a General Assembly vote on Red China’s bid for a U N seat. It seeks a postponement via a special committee while opposing ousting the Nationalists or recognizing Peiping.
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United Nations, N.Y
United States
United Nations Today
General Assembly
China
U. N
U. S
Peiping
Moscow
Communist Party
Red
Nehru May Halt New Fighting as Laos Actions Rise
Kennedy urged India to use its chairmanship of the International Control Commission for Laos to oppose Soviet arms and supplies moving through southern Laos to Communist guerrillas raiding in South Viet Nam. The push comes as Nehru could authorize halting further hostilities in the region.
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Kennedy
India
International Control Commission For
Laos
Viet Nam
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