Deane and Price Elected by Baptists in North Carolina
Deane, a liberal former congressman, was elected president of the Baptist State Convention at the 129th annual meeting in Greensboro succeeding Rev. A Leroy Parker. He defeated Rev. M O Owens Jr in a runoff and becomes the first layman to head the 870000 Baptists since 1951. E W Price was named first vice president and other officers were announced. A proposal to shrink the General Board failed by a wide margin as delegates approved a two two and three member structure based on church size. The cooperative fund budget drew a record high at 4100000 to support the convention's administration and agencies.
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Kinston
Grover Jones
High Point
E. W. Price
A. Douglas Aldrich
Raleigh
E. Norfleet Gardner
Laurinburg
Shearon Harris
General Board
State Baptist Organization
Four dead found in Pebble Beach California family
A 12 year old girl and her father found Bette Lavine Gardner, 38, and her daughters Randy Lee, 12, and Diane, 8, dead in night clothes in Pebble Beach. The coroner calls it a triple murder with a gunshot wound and a sledge hammer used. The husband Charles Gardner, 38, lay nearby with a bullet wound. A .45 service revolver and a bloody sledge hammer lay in the room. The family’s finances and Gardner’s unpublished manuscript tied to a Nixon biographical project are noted in recovered papers.
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Bette Lavine Gardner
Randy Lee
Diane
Eisenhower Heads to Augusta for Rest Before Tour
President Eisenhower flies to Augusta Georgia with a small White House entourage for rest ahead of an 11 nation goodwill tour set to begin December 4. The trip includes meetings on budget and planned 1961 legislation with officials such as Maurice H. Stans while Mrs. Eisenhower travels by train.
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Wilmington Man Admits Slaying
LORIS, S.C. AP Police Chief Lee Johnson said Frank Tyler 30 a farmer admitted killing James Allen Miller in an oral statement He said he shot Miller in the head with Miller s 22 rifle and believed Miller was an undercover agent for the Alcohol and Tobacco Tax Unit Authorities said Miller was not an agent Tyler said the shooting happened as they were near Mill Bridge three miles east of Gore town North Carolina They then moved the body and splashed kerosene over it before fleeing without charges.
North Carolina Governor Urges Pro-Business Government Attitude
Gov Hodges told 100 Paris luncheon guests that government attitude now drives business growth, not labor cost, and urged stable government and favorable tax structure. He outlined NC aims to attract industry, leading a 68-member European tour to drum up investment and plant locational interest.
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Luther H. Hodges
North Carolina
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North‘east
American South
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Tar Heel
Red Youths Win Exchange At Columbia
The Maneater student paper at the University of Missouri reports a twelve member Soviet exchange visit where American collegians were defeated in discussions. It notes Soviet guests making Americans look unprepared on foreign policy and U.S. government, raising questions about the exchange impact and future dialogue.
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University of Missouri
Moscow
U.S
Cranberries Government Shows Protection Power
The government uses its food safety authority to investigate cranberry crops across Massachusetts Wisconsin New Jersey and the West Coast. Agencies including the FDA expand checks while a major grower cooperative seeks to prove uncontaminated berries and limit losses amid the controversy. The New Jersey Farm Bureau and National Grange urge action and explanations from federal officials.
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National Grange
Long Beach
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Seattle
Rockefeller Resisting Russia Called Secondary Goal
New York Governor Nelson Rockefeller argued the United States must pursue a larger aim than blocking Soviet ambitions, seeking to shape a new international order that ensures freedom dignity and justice for all. A disruptive fog hindered a formal welcome in Los Angeles and Rockefeller’s four day West Coast swing continues with stops in Oregon Washington Idaho and California. He faces Nixon’s strong California base and weighs political implications of a potential presidential bid.
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Blizzard Paralyzes Montana Strands Roads and Trains
A Montana blizzard shut roads in Butte Helena and Great Falls while train service slowed. One death was reported Walter Hayes 33 of Billings died and two others were injured in a car truck collision near Laurel. Heavy snow alerts extended to Nebraska and South Dakota with four inch plus falls. Snow flurries touched the Upper Great Lakes.
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Great Falls
Walter Hayes
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South Dakota
Iowa
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De Gaulle To Visit Elizabeth In London This April
French President Charles de Gaulle and his wife will make a state visit to Queen Elizabeth II in London from April 5 to 8. The trip is a reciprocal gesture following the Queen's visit to President Rene Coty in April 1957.
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Four Burned as Fire Strikes Doctors Hospital in Columbus
A fire at Doctors Hospital in Columbus Ohio injured four people and evacuated 18 pediatric ward patients. The blaze, caused by an accident during a repair job, sent smoke high into the air and was visible downtown.
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Columbus, Ohio
Doctors Hospital
Columbus
Narod Fgets Mons
Cuba to present 29 page reply to U S in Havana
In Havana Cuba will hand to U S Ambassador Philip Bonsal a 29 page document replying to American notes. The government conference among Castro Raul Roa and Osvaldo Corticos produced the paper described as Cuba's White Paper on Cuban American relations. The note may accuse the United States of pursuing its regime and will be disclosed in a television speech tonight.
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Philip Bonsal
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Osvaldo Corticos
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Mitchell calls halt to name calling in labor management
Secretary of Labor James P. Mitchell urged an end to the orgy of name calling and hysteria in labor management relations. Speaking to Boston University alumni he warned slogans from the steel dispute linger and harm dialogue between labor and management.
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James P. Mitchell
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Mystery Slaying Probed in Palm Springs Case
In Palm Springs California detectives probe the 42 year old Lillian Lenorak murder seen by authorities as a popular but private film cutter who had many male friends and supported her 13 year old son. They question Dr Frank G Back and Ace Hudkins among others while noting her last seen with Back near his home.
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