UN Chief Hamarskjold to Visit Laos Amid Soviet Protest
Secretary-General Dag Hammarskjold will leave for Laos for a week to learn firsthand about Laotian troubles amid strong Soviet objections. Moscow warned the trip could worsen regional peace while the U N Security Council weighs accepting a personal representative.
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North Carolina Truck Drivers Form Organization
Charlotte motorists form the Assn to protect drivers rights under a new state point system. The 300 members hire W M Nicholson to represent them and promote highway safety while preserving licenses and fostering better relations with law enforcement. The law imposes 12 points in two years risking license revocation.
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Highest Lock To Be Dedicated In Florence Alabama
The Wilson lock, constructed over three years, will be dedicated in Florence. It cost more than 38 million dollars and features a chamber 110 feet wide and 600 feet long with a 100 foot maximum lift, the largest single lift lock in the world. It fills with 50 million gallons of water in 12 minutes and empties in 12 minutes.
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Crosby Denies Beating Wife After Stabbing Incident
Hollywood AP reports Bob Crosby denies beating his wife June after she says he attacked her with a letter opener during a domestic dispute that ended their 21 year marriage. Crosby sustained a five stitch shoulder injury and insisted he was the victim as family tensions rise over their children and Cathy’s hospital mental health crisis.
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Funeral Held For Taylor
Funeral rites were conducted in Belmont for the Rt. Rev. Vincent G. Taylor abbot of Belmont Abbey. He died of a heart attack at Greensboro last Thursday aged 82, the oldest active abbot in the Benedictine Order and among the oldest Catholic hierarchs in the country. Bishop Vincent S. Waters of Raleigh celebrated the pontifical requiem Mass.
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Doors to police desk lead to intoxication charge
In a misread doorway incident, a man entered a police station door, was found intoxicated in public, and booked for the offense.
Mother Strangles Three Of Five Children
Rocky Hill Connecticut AP reports a 36 year old woman strangled three of her five children and attempted to kill two others. Police found Daniel 9 Patricia 2 and Stephen 1 dead in the home while Katherine 11 and Roberta 4 were unconscious. The mother and the two surviving girls were rushed to Hartford Hospital. Police Chief Quintiliano said she “went berserk.”
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U S Blasts Castro Regime Over Offensive Leaflet
Washington protested Cuba over a brochure claiming U S sabotage links to violence in Havana on Oct 21 that killed two and injured 45. The 12 page leaflet, titled as in Pearl Harbor, cites FBI Miami to allege U S planes from Florida bases carried out the attack.
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