Kennedy Completes Political Tour and Heads to Baltimore
President Kennedy wraps a four state tour appealing for Democratic gains in Congress. He plans rallies in Baltimore and next stops include New York New Jersey Pennsylvania Indiana Kentucky with weekly campaigning through the November 6 election. He cites Republican opposition blocking key bills and urges voters to back measures for wages education jobs and social security.
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Truman faces libel suit over Capehart remarks
Former President Harry S. Truman left Evansville amid a threatened libel and slander suit over remarks about Sen. Homer Capehart at a Democratic rally. Capehart called the claim a fantastic lie and pledged to sue after the November 6 election.
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Father and Son Charged With First Degree Murder
Maid en North Carolina police report a 34 year old man Earl Harris and his 14 year old son Earl Harris Jr charged with the first degree murder of 75 year old Ruffin C Can ipe a retired blacksmith. They allegedly lured him into a barn and beat him to death after robbing him of 15 dollars.
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Stolen cars in collision puzzle Attica troopers
State troopers investigated a Thursday two car crash on U.S. 41 twelve miles south of Attica. Both drivers vanished but were later found to have stolen vehicles from Attica and Chicago. No injuries were reported.
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Final Tribute Is Paid To Lynn Nisbet
Raleigh mourns Lynn Nisbet 71 longtime Raleigh newsman who died Saturday after cancer. Funeral at Church of the Good Shepherd with Oakwood Cemetery burial. Gov. Sanford praised him as a fine press representative and Raleigh and state life enricher. Nisbet led the NC Association of Afternoon Dailies Raleigh bureau 22 years and was dean of Capitol correspondents and covered every Legislature since 1911.
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Weather data brief from Associated Press
The sun will set today at 6 20 P M and rise tomorrow at 5 54 A M. The report provides basic daily sun timings from the Associated Press.
North and South Carolina and Georgia Weather Forecast
Partly cloudy with widely scattered showers or thundershowers across the Carolinas and Georgia. Tonight remains warm with lows 50s to 70s, Tuesday cooler, some areas cooler by midweek, five day outlook shows near normal temperatures and limited rainfall. Cities listed include Asheville Raleigh Charlotte Columbia Charleston with highs 71 to 90 and lows 47 to 70.
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Peaceful Integration Ridiculed by Elijah Muhammad
Philadelphia AP report quotes Elijah Muhammad denouncing non violent methods to end segregation and urging his 9000 strong audience to stand up and fight. He ridiculed sit ins by CORE and SNCC and opposed James Meredith at Ole Miss. Security guards searched attendees as Muhammad preached black supremacy and a separate Negro state.
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Miami Businessman Freed By Castro
Miami Beach businessman John V. Martino, 51, freed after 40 months of a 13 year sentence handed down in 1959, flown to Miami by Fidel Castro. He and his wife Florence planned to reconnect as their three children stayed home from school. Martino had been jailed after a Havana visit with his son Edward and was accused of counterrevolutionary activity.
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Sect Standards Ban Vices Among Members
A guard stated that the sect rejects smoking drinking and gambling under the Moslem faith, reflecting strict personal conduct guidelines for followers.
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