Military Plane Crashes on Long Island Highway
A U S Air Force C123 transport with seven aboard crash landed on the Southern State Parkway in Babylon New York fatally injuring a motorist Harold J Schneider of West Islip. The craft struck three cars and burst into flames injuring three airmen and two women drivers. it was attempting to land at Zahn’s Airport nearby.
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Trans
Long Island
Babylon
N.Y
Harold J. Schneider
West Islip
Air Force
Zahn's
Governor signals tax increases likely despite upturn
Gov Hodges said he sees little chance of economic recovery eliminating the need for new taxes. He noted revenue will rise only if the legislature spends more, and expects a tax study report soon. The press conference was in Greenville as part of a Raleigh staged tour.
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Greenville
Hodges
Feture
Edwin Gill
Goldsboro
Raleigh
East
North Carolina
East Carolina College
Tax Study Commission
Florida
Sunday School Teaching May Get New Look
The Episcopal Church favors a teaching method focusing on childhood experiences over pure Bible verses and approved continuing development. A House of Deputies vote rejected scrapping the new technique amid debate led by A. Leon Huddleston of Memphis.
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Miami Beach
Fla
Episcopal General Convention
House of Deputies
Peace plan sparks debate at Disciples convention in St Louis
A group of church leaders proposes a peace plan to the International Convention of Christian Churches Disciples of Christ. The plan calls for two million members to work for peace in the coming year and touches on birth control and recognizing Communist China at the UN. Debates begin with the Committee on Recommendations and may extend into the General Conference. The Social Welfare Department of United Christian Missionary Society originated the resolution.
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ST. Louis
International Convention of Christian Churches
Disciples of Christ
Lake
United Nations
Committee On Recommendations
Social Welfare Department
United Christian Missionary Society
China
Bourguiba Aligns With West After U A R Rift
Tunisian President Habib Bourguiba declared Western alignment in a bitter speech to the Constituent Assembly. He cut diplomatic ties with the United Arab Republic amid accusations that Cairo supported an assassination plot against him and aided Salah Ben Youssef. The move follows Tunisia joining the Arab League and rising tensions with Egypt's Nasser.
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Tunis
Habib Bourguiba
United Arab Republic
Bourguiba
Tunisian Constituent Assembly
North African Republic
Nasser
Israel
U.A.R
Arab League
Tunisia
League
Cairo
UA R
Salah Ben Youssef
Youssef
Little Rock Board Faces Lawsuit Over Private School Plan
Gov. Faubus accuses the Little Rock School Board of blocking private school efforts by keeping teachers under contract. Rep. Van Dalsem warns legislature may abolish the district, while board member Dr. William G. Cooper says teachers were advised not to join private plans due to a federal court order restraining such action. The order, extended by the 8th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals, aims to preserve racial integration at Central High, now closed to such private schooling.
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Little Rock, Ark
Little Rock
Orval E. Faubus
Paul van Dalsen
Perry County
William G. Cooper
Faubus
U.S. 8Th Circuit Court of Appeals
St. Louis
Joseph W. Woodrough
Little Rock Central
Gov. Faubus
Maps Top Problem Food And Babies
A Peiping economist argues China faces a vast food supply challenge as 500 million peasants must feed 640 million people with limited land. The piece cites the Great Leap forward and birth control as key tools, noting doctors openly discuss voluntary family planning amid rapid population growth.
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Red China
China
Signal Stove Missing From Vatican Conclave
Vatican City AP reports the signaling stove used to burn ballots and produce white or black smoke during papal conclaves vanished. Workmen searched Vatican warehouses and outside, with the 10 day countdown to the election of a new Pope underway. The stove last operated in 1939 to signal a papal election result.
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Sistine Chapel
Pius XII
Federal Reserve raises stock margin to 90 percent
The Federal Reserve Board imposes the stiffest stock market credit restraints in 12 years by increasing the margin to 90 percent for stock purchases. The move aims to curb speculation with borrowed money. it has no retroactive effect.
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Washington
Federal Reserve Board
Wall Street
Reserve Board
Agony G. Keith Waeien
New York Stock Exchange
Walkout Hastily Canceled in Algiers Crisis
In Algiers French opposition to De Gaulle's reform program collapsed as strikes and demonstrations faded. The Public Safety Committee voted to end the protests with most members absent, while holdouts led by Pierre la Gaillarde urged action and warned Paris of dwindling local power.
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Algiers
Charles de Gaulle
de Gaulle
France
Salan
Paris
Cherif Sid Cara
Azem Ouali
el Madoui
Quali
Madoui
Pierre la Gaillarde
Army
Central ‘Public Safety Committee
Committee Eee
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Ing
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Memphis, Tenn
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West
van Dalsem
Cooper
John Strohm
New York
Malthus
The
Economic
Search Institute of
Peiping
Thomas Albert Malthus
U. S
Eles Malthusians
London
Moscow
Red
NBA
Vatican
Vatican City
St. Peter's Square
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