Massey Case Ties to Guilford County Welfare Worker
Miss Massey a Guilford County Welfare Department assistant case worker told police she cleared Trooper Smith of involvement in a murder plot. The defense attorney said he arranged a psychiatrist appointment after her release on bond. Her father was a Greensboro policeman for 12 years and died roadside in Sampson County. She won a Knights of Pythias public speaking contest in 1953 and earned a $1,000 scholarship. She attended Wake Forest College and Law School briefly.
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Willard
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Guilford
Sampson County
Massey
Knights of Pythias
St. Louis
Wake Forest College
Wake Forest Law School
Male Phalarope Takes Lead In Nesting Duties
The male phalarope performs housekeep ing by selecting the nesting site, incubating the eggs after the female lays them, and rearing the young, taking charge of parental responsibilities.
Berlin Tension Grows as Allies Clash on West Berlin
West German Chancellor Adenauer said Soviet notes would outline Moscow's plans, while Neues Deutschland warned Western powers to leave. Senator Humphrey toured Berlin promising to keep it a citadel of freedom and laid a wreath at Templehof Airfield memorial.
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Konrad Adenauer
Bonn
Soviet Union
Moscow
Neues Deutschland
West Berlin
China
U.S
Hubert H. Humphrey
D-Minn
Berlin
United States
Unclear TV Schedule Fragment Reflects Day’s Lineup
Fragment of a vintage TV guide shows times and show titles including a morning block and midday listings. Readable items include Dough Re-Mi Treasure Hunt Could Be You and Haggis Baggis among others, with scattered timing cues.
Schedule snippet for late morning to afternoon
TV listings show 11:00 news 11:15 movie 11:30 movie and 1:30 sign off with brief airtime slots.
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Ana Sothern
Danny Thomas
RFC Piedmont
Evening TV Schedule Notes
The lineup lists Rin Tin Tie at 6 00 Weather at 6 00 and To Fame followed by Restless Gun at 7 00. Program labels appear fragmented with time stamps and show titles.
Bribery Hearing Reopened In Pittsburgh Channel Case
House investigators reopen hearings to probe rumors of bribery in the Pittsburgh television channel award. The inquiry centers on possible attempts to influence the FCC with bribes or retainers, as former FCC Chairman McConnaughey denies any wrongdoing while McConnaughey faced calls for disqualification. The dispute involved Television City Pittsburgh and WCAE Hearst affiliate before a merger settled the case.
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Washington
House
Pittsburgh
Federal Communications Commission
Oren Harris
D-Ark
House Legislative Oversight Subcommittee
FCC
George C. McConnaughey
McConnaughey
Harris
Television City, Inc
Wcae, Inc
Hearst
WCAE
Commission
Alaskans Vote Tuesday in First State Election
Alaskans will vote Tuesday amid snow and cold to choose two U S senators with Democrats favored for both seats. E L Bartlett is seen winning one seat easily while Republican Gov Mike Stepovich faces a close race with Ernest Gruening. If 40 000 ballots are cast it would set a record for a general election in the territory.
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Juneau
Alaska
United States
E. L. Bartlett
Congress
Mike Stepovich
Ernest Gruening
Richard M. Nixon
Fred M.seaton
John F. Kennedy
D-Mass
Carrousel Queen Crown Stays in South Carolina
Betty Ann Garrison of Fort Mill wins the 1959 Carrousel Queen title in Charlotte, besting over 30 contestants. She succeeds Frances Hambright of Clover with Judy Penland of Rock Hill as first alternate. Garrison is a Fort Mill high school senior planning Wake Forest study in religious work.
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Charlotte Carrousel
South Carolina
Miss
Fort Mill
Betty Ann Garrison
Frances Hambright
Clover
S.C
Judy Penland
Rock Hill
Queen Carrousel XII
E. S. Garrison
Wake Forest
Pasteurization and Milk Safety Urged by Dr. Jordan
Dr Jordan emphasizes care and cleanliness in milk processing noting milk's value and nutrients while warning germs can enter from cow to consumer. He explains pasteurization reduces risk, but quality controls across cows, collection, and bottling remain crucial for safety.
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Louis Pasteur
Pope John XXIII Turns 77 Amid Busy Pontificate
Vatican notes Pope John XXIII reaches age 77 on Tuesday with no personal birthday plans as aides say. He has kept a packed schedule, calling a consistory, visiting Castel Gandolfo, and taking part in Rome processions and ceremonies. His family from Sotto il Monte plans a distant celebration.
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John XXIII
Vatican
Sotto Il Monte
Bergamo
Clement XII
Clement
Pope John
Sacred College
Vatican State
Castel Gandolfo
Papal Summer Palace
Rome
St. John Lateran
Lateran Athenium
Lournes
Flames Crackle On Creek Waters Fire Destroys Oil Tanks Spill
A mile long blaze lit Little Falls Creek after oil from 12 storage tanks spilled into the creek. Firefighters battled thick smoke on the northwest edge of Washington, sustaining minor injuries to two men. The oil company bore the $350,000 loss with no homes damaged.
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Washington
Little Falls Creek
All About Your Throat From December Reader's Digest
A condensed Reader's Digest feature explains the throat’s vital role in breathing eating and talking. It notes soreness as an alarm signal and outlines advice from throat specialists along with related tips and products.
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Reader's Digest
U S Space Proposal Incredibly Pressed By Major Powers
Officials report tension over a draft for a 11 nation space committee with four Communist states three neutrals and four Westerns. The United States and allies seek a unanimous plan while the Soviet side proposes a rival distribution and a broader regional balance.
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Ister
Henry Cabot Lodge
Argentina
Australia
Belgium
Brazil
Britain
Canada
Czechoslovakia
France
India
Iran
Italy
Japan
Mexico
Poland
Soviet Union
Sweden
United Arab Republic
United States
Labor strife hits airlines and auto plants nationwide
Strikes and tentative agreements ripple across aviation and auto sectors. Machinists end delays with West Coast Airlines pact while Pacific Northwest and Midwest routes face walkouts. Indigo Bendix and UAW reach a three year master contract covering thousands, as other airlines push wage disputes and cross picket lines loom.
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Capital
Northwest Airlines
TWA
Indianapolis
Lake Central Airlines
Midwest
Chicago
Columbus
Ohio
Michigan
Pennsylvania
New York
Machinists Union
West Coast Airlines
Washington
Oregon
Idaho
Pacific Airlines
California
Nevada
Northeast Airlines
Studebaker-Packard Action Workers
South Bend
Ind
United Auto Workers Local 5
Bendix Aviation Corp
United Auto Workers
General Motors
Chrysler
Ford
Outdoor Exhibit Showcases John R. Alexander Paintings
In Harrisonburg Virginia an outdoor exhibit on John R. Alexander’s lawn displays his automobile enamel paintings. The 70 year old artist coats works with varnish and notes his most popular piece depicts the home of the mother of President Eisenhower at Fort Defiance Virginia.
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Harrisonburg, Va
John R. Alexander
Alexander
Eisenhower
Fort Defiance
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