State Fair Closes On High Note
Raleigh AP reports the 94th North Carolina State Fair ended after a six day run with record single day attendance. Officials counted at least 185000 on Saturday and total attendance surpassing 710000. Governor Sanford visited with his daughter and friends and praised the fair as a great educational event despite weather and racing disruptions.
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Kathy Manly
Lynn Phillips
Lloyd Burchette
L. Y. Ballentine
Ballentine
Greater African Voice Sought In U N Affairs
President Kennedy and Liberia's William Tubman urged Africa gain more participation in United Nations affairs. They backed a single UN secretary general, opposed Soviet veto via a multi secretariat, and pledged U S aid to Liberia's education and health expansion.
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R.J
Kennedy
William V.S. Tubman
Liberia
United Nations
United Nations Organization
Tubman
United States
Youth Hurt In Tractor Collision Near Thom asville
A 17 year old operator named Terry Lambeth was injured when a car struck his slow moving tractor two miles south of Wallburg on US 109. Lambeth was treated at Baptist Hospital Winston-Salem for injuries. The other driver was identified as Jerry Wayne Johnson. Car damage was about 300 dollars. the tractor suffered a damaged cross bar. The incident occurred in the early evening. full details are pending.
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Thomasville
Wallburg
Terry Lambeth
Baptist Hospital
Winston - Salem
Highway Patrol
Jerry Wayne Johnson
Weather forecast for plains and valleys
Rain is forecast Sunday in the northern Plains and upper Mississippi valley with snow in the northern Rockies and northern Colorado. Snow is expected in lower elevations of the great Basin and east central Plateau. Cooler weather is written from the upper Mississippi valley through the upper Plains to the southern Plateau. Warmer temperatures are forecast from the southeastern Plains into the middle Mississippi valley and middle Atlantic coast.
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Mississippi Valley
Rockies
Colorado
Great Basin
East Central Plateau
Upper Plains
Plateau
Plains
Middle
Middle Atlantic Coast
Government Considers Rule Against Race Issue in Campaigns
The National Labor Relations Board plans to review two Southern cases where unions seek a ban on employer appeals to racial prejudice in elections for bargaining rights. In Lynchburg Virginia and Bremen Georgia the unions lost, contending race bias tainted the votes and urging reconsideration. The board faces a test on balancing free speech with fair elections and may send the cases to court.
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Washington
National Labor Relations Board
NLRB
Roman Pucinski
Allen- Morrison Sign Co
Lynchburg
Textile Workers’ Union
Sewell Manufacturing Co
Bremen
Amalgamated Clothing Workers
James B. Carey
International Union of Electrical Workers
Marine Killed When Auto Rams Tree
A Marine from Camp Lejeune died and two others were injured when their police-chased car swerved off a curve and struck a tree near Wilmington. Killed was Pfc. John R. Hopkins of Pittston Pennsylvania. Injured were Pvt. Robert J. Mathews of Hazlet New Jersey and Lance Cpl Kenneth F Olander of Newark New Jersey. All were stationed at Camp Lejeune. Olander and Mathews were in satisfactory condition at the Naval Hospital. Two ABC agents alerted Wilmington police that the car was racing erratically just before midnight.
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John R. Hopkins
Pittston
Robert J. Mathews
Hazlet
N.J
Lance Cpl
Kenneth F. ,Olander
Newark
Camp Lejeune
Olander
Mathews
Naval Hospital
ABC
Community planning emphasized in U S health care
James E. Stuart of Chicago, head of Blue Cross associations, urged Durham and national leaders to adopt stronger community planning to reduce hospital beds and equipment duplication. He noted the U S remains unique with voluntary hospital prepayment programs and warned hospitals must curb costs to remain affordable.
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N.C
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National Blue Cross
James E. Stuart
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North Carolina Blue Cross Plan
Hospital Care Association
Blue Cross
French Riots Bring More Fatalities Across France and Algeria
Paris reports three dead and 17 wounded in Oran after clashes escalate as six plastic bombs explode in Paris and weapons squads gain authorization for heavier fire. Other blasts in Lille and Avignon trail a wave of attacks across France and Algeria, blamed on ultra rightists opposing De Gaulle policy.
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Bumped Nose Result Of Two Car Collision In Thomasville
A two car crash on Salem Street Dog Kennel Hill left Doris Shuler with a bumped nose as the only apparent injury. Shuler lost control of a 1953 car blinded by oncoming headlights and careened five feet off the road then down an embankment. Charlie Fanslen, 47, drove the other vehicle. The operator of the blinding car is unknown. Both cars sustained heavy damage.
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Thomasville
Salem Street
Charlie Fanslen
Schuler
Shuler
Interim rector named after Dominican unrest
The government appointed Jose A. Panigua as interim rector of the University of Santo Domingo replacing Jose Manuel Machado after a week of national disorders sparked by student protests accusing Machado of being pro-Trujillo. Riots in Ciudad Trujillo left dead and many injured as professors backed the students amid university closure.
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Dominican Republic
University of Santo Domingo
Joaquin Balaguer
Jose A. Paniagua
Jose Manuel Machado
Santo Domingo
Machado
Trujillo
Rafael IL
New Market Democrats Meet to Discuss Routine Matters
A meeting of the Democratic precinct committee of New Market Township Randolph County will be held Tuesday evening at the New Market School starting at 7 30. Ralph L. Bulla chairman of the Randolph County Democratic Executive Committee and Adam W. Jack Beck party treasurer will attend. Routine matters will be discussed.
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New Market Township
Randolph County
New Market School
Ralph L. Bulla
Democratic Executive Committee
Adam W
Jack) Beck
Local Thomasville Scene mixes crime, city life and odd notes
A Thomasville resident considers civil action against police after a ticketing incident. The column recounts city quirks from a murder to new fire station bugs, city hall visions, hobby radios, and a junior police badge gift to firefighters, all amid Civic Pride themes.
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Bonnie Moore
Thomasville
Pair Held For Trying To Dynamite Husband
The son of a wealthy meat packer and a divorcee were ordered held for grand jury action after being charged with assault with intent to kill and related counts for allegedly attempting to kill the woman's former husband with dynamite. Robert C. Kaufman and Sarah Molter posted bail after a Scranton hearing. Floyd Molter was injured last May when dynamite exploded under his car.
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Robert C. Kaufman
Sarah Molter
Carson O'Malley
Kaufman
Mrs. Molter
Madison
Quiet Day Service Planned by Local Churches
Several High Point churches join a Quiet Day Service at S Main Street Methodist Church Wednesday 10 30 to 2 00 conducted by Mrs H F Anderson secretary of Spiritual Life for the Western North Carolina Conference Woman s Society of the Methodist Church. Participants include South Main Street Methodist Church Wesley Memorial and College Village churches.
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High Point
S. Main Street Methodist Church
H. F. Anderson
Charlotte
Western North Carolina Conference Woman’s Society of the Methodist Church
South Main Street Methodist Church
Wesley Memorial
College Village
Victoria Climate Compared To Oregon
The climate of Victoria in Australia is described as comparable to that of Oregon in the United States, highlighting similar patterns of seasonal temperatures and rainfall distribution.
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Victoria
Australia
Oregon
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