Poison Cyanide Kills UNC Students In Dorm Room
An Orange County coroner's jury ruled cyanide poisoning caused the deaths of UNC students James Barham and William Johnson in Cobb Dormitory. Police seek how the toxin was given, with milkshake cups and food under review.
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Western powers plan new talks on Berlin crisis
The Kennedy administration aims to start a fresh round of consultations with Britain France and West Germany next week to shape a unified Western position for possible Berlin negotiations with the Soviet Union. Gromyko pressed for a new status for West Berlin linking it to a Soviet backed pact with East Germany.
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Rayburn Cheerful Despite Incurable Cancer Ailment
Dallas AP Sam Rayburn 79 sat by his bed and ate a steak lunch as doctors described his incurable cancer as serious though he seemed more alert. Dr Ralph Tompsett said treatment aims to slow spread with drugs and possible side effects while a return home is uncertain. Adenauer sent regards and Truman spoke with Rayburn's family in hospital.
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Yanks Win On Homer By Maris
In Cincinnati, Roger Maris hit a ninth inning homer to lift the New York Yankees to a 3-2 win over the Reds in Game 3 of the 1961 World Series. Mantle went hitless after returning, and Luis Arroyo earned the victory with relief help from Bill Stafford and Bud Daley.
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East German director Palitzsch stays in West Oslo
Peter Palitzsch, a renowned East German theater director, declared he will remain in West Oslo after being allowed through Berlin checkpoints to direct a Bertolt Brecht play three weeks earlier. The AP reports Palitzsch chose to stay amid the Cold War era tensions.
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Mikoyan Offers Guarantees For West Berlin
Soviet Deputy Premier Anastas Mikoyan urged that the USSR give the West Berlin free city status a guarantee while insisting East Germany’s sovereignty be respected. He spoke at East Berlin’s 12th anniversary rally amid calls for a Germany peace treaty and German border legalization under the Potsdam terms.
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Reds Claim New Rocket Launched
London reports the Soviet Union launched a new type rocket into the Pacific. The broadcast gave few details. This follows a Sept 15 launch described as new and said to travel over 7 400 miles and land within 1 000 yards of its target.
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Cost of College Education Rises Rapidly Across Sectors
The costs of higher education climb for both public and private colleges. Public campuses hold low tuition but rising room, board, and fees complicate affordability while private schools lift prices, yet scholarships and loans soften the burden for some students.
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Your Middle Years Series Promises 12 Inspiring Articles
Howard Whitman, a national writer on human affairs, presents a 12 part series in The Enterprise starting Thursday. The articles explore middle age as a time of transition and offer guidance to reduce fears and boost happiness.
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Three Hurt In Newark Street Fight Outside Tavern
Three men were critically injured in a street fight outside a downtown Newark tavern. Police described a crowd of about 100. four men were detained for investigation. Authorities gave no clear account of the fight’s start or the number involved.
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