Asian and African Students Attack Embassies in Moscow
Rampaging students of Asian and African background protested U.S. and Belgian actions in the Congo by attacking the U.S. and Belgian embassies in Moscow. Police used force to restore order after windows were smashed and a New York Times bureau car was set alight.
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U.S
Moscow
Congo
Fred Coleman
Walter Stoessel Jr
Soviet Union
Stoessel
Bae Bah Ooh
New York Times Bureau
Tchaikovsky Boulvard
Embassy
Univer
The
New York Times
Times Bureau
Kenneth L. Whiting
Leopoldville
the Congo
Stanleyville
Paulis
Red Cross
Camille Berry
Belgium
Johnson Prepares Clue on Viet Nam Policy
President Johnson invited reporters to his Texas ranch for a full dress news conference to discuss South Viet Nam policy. He and Gen Maxwell Taylor will meet in Washington amid talk of potential decision on expanding the war, with officials stressing no dramatic move planned.
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Frank Cormier
Johnson City
Tex
Johnson
South Viet Nam
Here
Viet Nam
Washington
Maxwell D. Taylor
U.S
Johnson-Taylor
Eatak Aimaietes Theta
Hodges Attacks Unconditional Federal Tax Rebates
Commerce Secretary Luther Hodges, former North Carolina governor, denounces Walter Heller’s plan to return federal tax money to states without strings. He warns it would erode state initiative and hinder the reduction of the federal debt. South Carolina Governor Donald Russell backs the proposal.
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Commerce
Luther H. Hodges
North Carolina
Hodges
Walter Heller
President’s Council of Economic Advisors
Charlotte
Families Change Saving Habits in Postwar Era
Washington AP report shows households shifted from bank deposits to life insurance and home equity as savings. From 1950 to 1961, average spending rose 42 percent to 5390 yearly, while after tax income climbed 51 percent from 3910 to 5906 despite tax increases.
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Washington
Department
iLabor
Deputy Thanks Bad Aim After Dynamite Find in Trunk
Buncombe County Deputy Sheriff Cecil Cassidy chased a driver near Weaverville after a trunk inspection attempt. The wreck ended the pursuit, revealing 12 cases of dynamite stolen from a construction firm, shaken Cassidy by the haul and the driver’s gunfire.
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Asheville
N. C
Buncombe County
Cecil Cassidy
Alexander
Cassidy
Weaverville
Alexander Road
Buncombe
Rutherford
Siehiowel
Mariner 4 Launch Boosts Mars Mission from Cape Kennedy
The United States launched Mariner 4 aboard a 100 foot Atlas Agena rocket from Cape Kennedy. Early telemetry showed the spaceprobe functioning as it begins a 742 month voyage across 325 million miles to pass within 8600 miles of Mars next July 14.
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Cape Kennedy
Fla
Flight Control Center
Electronic Explorer
United States
Mars
Eee i
Senate
National Aeronautics and Space Tion
Inite
Mariner 3
Control Center
Agena
Indian Ocean
Mariner 4
Woomera
Australia
Federal court clears tobacco firm in cancer suit
A Miami federal jury ruled the Lucky Strike brand cigarettes were not proven to cause George Edwin L. Green's death. The verdict found the cigarettes reasonably safe for human consumption, awarding no damages to Green's estate in the $1.5 million suit against American Tobacco Co. The judge instructed the jury to decide if cigarettes were reasonably safe and wholesome for consumption.
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Miami
Fla
Miona Edwin L. Green
Tans Cone
Green
American Tobacco Co
See-Senas
Emnett C. Choate
Industrial expansion seen in High Point area in 1964
Sunday Enterprise reports rapid growth in High Point and Randolph and Davidson counties highlighting a record year for industry in the southwest section. The GOP faces a post election struggle as Republican Governors Conference members prepare to discuss the party's future amid defeat. Terry Sanford reflects on four years as governor with gains in education and industry.
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High Point
Randolph
Davidson
Republican Governors Conference
Republican Party
GOP
Pee
Your Sunday Enterprise
North Carolina
Terry Sanford
The
Sunday Enterprise
Sanford
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Charlotte, N.C
South Carolina
Donald Russell
Deputy
Curly
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