Four Die In Fiery Two-Car Wreck Near Greensboro
Four people were killed and two seriously injured in a thundershower crash on U S 70 East eight miles from Greensboro. Victims from Burlington Raleigh and Chapel Hill were identified as Stedman Barnes Noblin Bernstein. Witness Dr A H Moore described a high speed passing attempt and a broadslide into the other car as fire erupted. The Raleigh car burned out and traffic stalled for miles.
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Greensboro
N.C
U.S. 70 East
Moses Cone Hospital
Willie Fred Stedman
Burlington
Rebecca Barnes
Roland Earle Noblin Jr
Morris Martin Bernstein
Raleigh
Guilford County
R. B. Davis Jr
Mrs. Stedman
Noblin
Bernstein
Marsha Mustard
Woman’s College
Stedman
Highway Center Strip
Davis
Kennedy Reluctant To Commit Troops In South Viet Nam
Fragmentary text references Kennedy and cautious stance on troop commitment in South Vietnam alongside scattered football scores for Wake Forest Clemson Carolina Maryland Alabama. Strong entities include Kennedy and South Viet Nam with unclear dates or further context.
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Wake Forest
Clemson
Carolina
Maryland
Alabama
Ssewteseavies
Ssewteseavies Cccaces
Assmut Ou Hopes de
Taylor Report Expected On U.S. Vietnam Policy
President Kennedy awaits Gen Maxwell Taylor's Southeast Asia mission findings while signaling reluctance to deploy troops. Taylor surveys military, diplomatic and economic aspects and returns in about two weeks to guide a potential policy shift.
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Washington
Kennedy
South Viet Nam
Maxwell D. Taylor
Taylor
U.S
Momen Sever
Kennedy Hmself
Southeast Asia
Army
United Stas
Ngo Dinh Diem
Viet Nam
Diem
Sky Shield II defense drill shows early success
NORAD and SAC officials praised U S and Canadian air crews for flying over 6000 missions in Sky Shield II. New ballistic missile early warning sites in Alaska and Greenland plus SPADATS improved detection. NORAD stressed the system’s stronger unit and personnel performance as the mock attack was simulated.
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Washington
North America
Air Force
North American Air Defense Command
NORAD
Strategic Air Command
SAC
U.S
Alaska
Greenland
Iceland
Colorado Springs
Colo
Bashir to Tour America as Johnson Guest
Bashir Ahmad the Pakistani camel driver who greeted Lyndon B. Johnson in Karachi last year arrives at London Airport to begin a two week visit to the United States as the President’s guest. He will tour America and stay at Johnson's Texas cattle ranch amid VIP hospitality and security clearances.
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London
Bashir Ahmad
Pakistan
America
Lyndon B. Johnson
Johnson
Karachi
Bashir
U.S
Texas
Evictions Resumed By Reds At Berlin Border
East Berlin authorities resumed forcible eviction of residents near the Concrete Curtain. Moving men with armed Vopos displaced families from Bernauerstrasse and other border streets as part of a campaign to seal off West Berlin. Police noted many windows facing the West were bricked up and escapes continued despite checks. A Communist paper claimed moves protected residents from provocations. Police in Brunswick said evictions paused to aid the potato harvest.
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Berlin
Vopos
Bernauerstrasse
West Berlin
East Berlin
Brunswick
West Germany
Kennedy Reviews Yugoslav Aid Amid Jet Sales
Washington officials said President Kennedy ordered a policy review of U.S. aid to Yugoslavia after Belgrade’s nonaligned conference. Despite the review, existing commitments stand as 70 Navy TV2 planes and 48 F86D Sabres sold in 1959-60 are being delivered and paid for. Eight Yugoslav air force personnel are to train in the United States at Perrin AFB, Texas.
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Washington
U.S
Yugoslavia
Kennedy
Belgrade
Tito
White House
State Department
East Germany
National Security Council
TV2
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Perrin Air Force Base
Tex
Fashions and Perfumes Spotlight at Charlotte Trade Fair
At the North Carolina Trade Fair in Charlotte a crowd viewed fashion displays from Celanese Fibers and models wearing designs from Celanese products. Prof Foster Drakeford pitched homemade perfumes to court retailers while vendors from Myrtle Desk Co. highlighted sales and buyer contacts.
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Myrtle Desk Co
High Point
Merchandise Mart
Charlotte Coliseum
Celanese Fibers Co
Celanese Corp. of America
Charlotte
Anne Parrish Cato
Freda Rickenbaker
Martha Hedgepeth
Trade Fair Draws 30 000 In Three Days
Charlotte visitors surpass 30 000 at the North Carolina Trade Fair in three days. Organizers report over 19 000 tickets counted from the first two days and more than 10 000 for Saturdays crowds. International military officers from Ft Bragg attended to learn about American exhibits and life.
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Charlotte, N. CC
William C. Anderson
Charlotte Coliseum
Ft. Bragg
NAACP launches statewide selective buying drive in NC
North Carolina NAACP delegates at the 18th annual convention approved a selective buying campaign against Winn-Dixie to push desegregation plans. The group denounced the chain as highly segregated and accused Raleigh and Jacksonville officials of stalling.
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Goldsboro
N.C
North Carolina
the Advancement of Colored People
Winn-Dixie
Wwaacp
NAACP
Winn- Dixie
U.S. Department of Defense
National Guard
Kelly Alexander
Charlotte
Ruth H. Morgan
Wendell
T. H. Leonard
Asheville
Hill
South
State Employment Security Commission
U.S
Roy Wilkins
FBI Warns Of Threat From Cuba
FBI Director J Edgar Hoover says the Castro regime in Cuba increases U S security risks. He notes Puerto Rican nationalist violence links to international communism, 100000 Cuban aliens in the U S, pro Castro groups, and a 1960 requirement to register the July 26 Movement under the Foreign Agents Registration Act.
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FBI
Fidel Castro
Cuba
United States
Caribbean
J. Edgar Hoover
Nationalist Party of
Puerto Rico
Castro
United Nations
Hoover
Fair Play For
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