Sterling Hayden Returns From South Seas With Children
Hollywood star Sterling Hayden arrives in Sausalito with his four children after ten months at sea and in Tahiti. He faces contempt of court in Los Angeles over taking the kids without the judge’s permission, while custody had been awarded to him with visitation rights for Betty Ann de Noon Hayden. Hayden, who schooner Wanderer reached San Francisco Bay, says he sought truth and aims to clear up the legal situation. The actor reflects on life choices as his children recount seashells and outings in Tahiti.
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Sausalito
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Sterling Hayden
South Seas
Los Angeles
San Francisco Bay
High Seas
Tahiti
Hayden
Betty Ann de Noon Hayden
Here
Marin County
Bay Area
Gretchen
Thor
Matthew
Christian
Weekend Violence Claims Thirteen Lives Across North Carolina
A weekend tally shows at least 13 killed in North Carolina. A 100 mph crash on U S 17 near Jacksonville killed three, including Eugene Dercoli and Murdock Macaulay, with five others injured. In Lexington a family dispute ended in murder suicide. Additional fatalities occurred near Rutherfordton, Hickory, Burlington, Charlotte, and other areas from shootings, tractor accidents, and single-vehicle crashes.
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Associated Press
Jacksonville
Lexington
North Carolina
R. E. Smart
U.S. 17
Eugene Dercoli
Struthers
Ohio
Stanley Clark Millis
Hampstead
Dercoli
Murdock Macaulay
Mahone Bay
Nova Scotia
Leon Murphy Jr
Smart
Murphy
William Lee Wright
Mary Lee Tysinger Hill
James Mayse
Forest City
Rutherfordton
Thomas Miller
John Clay
Rt. 1
Yale
Hickory
Dae Johnson
Craig Wilfong
Johnson
Wilfong
Clay
Burlington
Edward Benjamin Mapp
Marvin Roosevelt Parrish
Parrish
Mapp
Charlotte
Carlton Hall
Hall's Textile Machinery Co
Hall
Daven Toomer
Fayetteville
Juanita Hardy
High Point
U.S. 311
Lewis B. Lanier
Aaa
Ville
N.C
Faison
Johnny Lee Winchester
Monroe
Henderson Strikers Back Confidence Amid Support Rally
Henderson North Carolina AP Union members striking Harriett Henderson Cotton Mills for a year remain confident of victory after a three hour rally at the National Guard Armory. About 1,600 people heard pledges of $7,000 in aid and clothing and food for strikers. The meeting marked the strike’s first anniversary.
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Henderson
N.C
Textile Workers Union of America
Harriet - Henderson Cotton Mills
National Guard
State Highway Patrol
State Supreme Court
Cathedral Dedicated in Baltimore Mass Marks New Cathedral
The Pontifical Mass Sunday celebrated the dedication of the 82 million dollar Cathedral of Mary Our Queen in Baltimore. Francis Cardinal Spellman and James Cardinal McIntyre led a large gathering with 15 archbishops and about 100 bishops among 1,900 church dignitaries. Relatives of Thomas O Neill, a deceased apartment store owner whose bequest funded construction, attended in seats of honor.
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Baltimore
Francis Cardinal Spellman
New York
James Cardinal McIntyre
Los Angeles
Thomas O'Neill
Eisenhower Trip Aims to Build Friendship Across Asia and Africa
President Eisenhower plans a 20,000 mile journey visiting India Pakistan Afghanistan Iran Morocco Greece and Turkey. Officials say the trip will emphasize goodwill and American friendship while not aiming for new negotiations at the Western summit in Paris.
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Robert J. Donovan
Herald Tribune
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Eisenhower
White House
India
Europe
Asia
Africa
Middle East
Western Europe
America
Pakistan
Afghanistan
Iran
Morocco
Greece
Turkey
Paris
United States
New
High Point
Italy
New Delhi
Congress
Great Britain
France
West Germany
Rome
Kabul
Central Treaty Organization
CENTO
Southeast Asia
Attlee Dodges Ike Criticism After Quoted Row
In St Louis former British Prime Minister Clement Attlee says he was misquoted calling Eisenhower somewhat second rate. He refuses to elaborate and brushes off Republican congressmen defending or deriding his view, insisting he would not enter a verbal battle. He reiterates support for recognizing the Chinese Communist government as a realistic stance despite no implied approval.
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St, Louis
Clement Attlee
Eisenhower
Attlee
Denver
Britain
Stamps Feature George Washington on 14 Three Cent Issues
A likeness of George Washington has appeared on about fourteen U.S. three cent stamps. The overview notes the recurring portrait across multiple issues, reflecting ongoing postal design choices.
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George Washington
U.S
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