Color Film Of Khrushchev Tour Draws Moscow Audiences
A color film of Premier Nikita Khrushchev’s U S tour plays to packed houses in Moscow theaters. The hour long chronicle highlights talks with U S leaders and includes views of New York, San Francisco Harbor, Alcatraz, and Colorado peaks while omitting certain U S sites.
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New York City Building Boom Predicted Over Billion
New York City's buildings commissioner Peter J. Reidy says total construction this year will exceed one billion dollars, surpassing 1958's 982 million.
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Nine member NC Civil War Centennial committee named
Raleigh AP report says Col. Hugh Dortch of Goldsboro appointed a nine member executive committee to start plans for North Carolina Civil War Centennial 1961 65. Dortch chairs the 28 member Confederate Centennial Commission and asked for planning ideas including expanding Civil War material for Tar Heel school children and marking Confederate soldiers graves.
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General Clark To Observe Dragonhead Exercise At Fort Bragg
Gen Bruce Clark commander of Continental Army Command visits Fort Bragg North Carolina to observe Exercise Dragonhead. Lt Gen Bruce Ruffner commander of the Third Army arrives to direct STRAC maneuvers. More than 11 500 soldiers participate to test readiness and mobility of STRAC.
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Charlotte May Repeal Blue Laws
Charlotte City Council votes unofficially 4 to 3 to repeal blue laws after grocers arrested for Sunday early trading. Supporters say laws let drug stores sell groceries without restrictions and expect same lineup at Monday’s meeting.
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State Grange Ends Convention With Resolutions
The North Carolina State Grange finished its final convention session on Wednesday adopting several resolutions. One called for studying whether federal subsidies to private poultry operations abroad hurt US export markets.
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Hospital Closes Nursing School After Student Strike
Good Samaritan Hospital in Charlotte says its Negro school of nursing will shut down effective Saturday following a student nurse strike sparked by the expulsion of Rubina Little of Thomasville. Attorney T. H. Wyche represents 22 suspended students and says he may sue.
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Seawell and Dowd to Confer on Gasoline Trade Equity
Charlotte AP H R Dowd Carolinas manager for Esso Standard Oil Co says Atty Gen Malcolm Seawell will come to Charlotte Monday to confer about fair trading of gasoline Dowd asked Seawell to meet with him Seawell charged last week that Esso cut gasoline prices to take advantage of their lead in the North Carolina market
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Congressman Scott warns on rising U S expenditures
Congressman Ralph J. Scott of Danbury told Area 7 of the N C Chapter of the International Association of Personnel in Employment Services that the United States must cut spending or be known as a nation of easy livers. The talk at the North Carolina Employment Security Commission building drew about 85 association members from Reidsville Winston-Salem Greensboro Thomasville during the office open house.
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Hayden's Wife Alleges Endangerment of Children on Tahiti Voyage
Betty Ann Hayden, former wife of actor Sterling Hayden, charges he endangered their four children for money by taking them on a South Seas voyage aboard his yacht. She cites court orders from California and says the family has not yet returned from Tahiti with a hearing set for next Monday.
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Dayton man pleads guilty to murder in Shelby case
G. W. Smith, 37, of Dayton, pleaded guilty Wednesday to a murder charge in the slaying of Gill. Police say Gill and Smith argued over a wallet on Sept. 4 and Gill shot Smith, who then killed Gill. Smith was sentenced to life in prison.
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State Opens Its Case In Assault Trial
The state begins its case against Jesse Graves a 36 year old Negro charged with raping a white woman on May 18 An all white male jury was seated after juror screening The first witness to testify was the victim Mrs E N Starnes 43 of Burlington Rt 4 who said Graves came to her home twice asking for work and for a match then assaulted her The solicitor said the courtroom would be cleared during her testimony Judge Carr and defense lawyers discussed the request
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Gulf Coast refineries produce gasoline for 26500 cars
Gulf Coast refineries daily output can fuel about twenty six thousand five hundred cars circling the world at the equator, highlighting substantial regional fuel production capacity.
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Hodges Rejects Post-Governor Plans
At his weekly news conference Governor Hodges repeated he has no plans or ambitions after his term ends. The standard query about his stance on the Democratic vice presidential candidacy was asked again, and Hodges joked about being receptive if lightning struck.
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Wingless Aircraft Revealed By AVRO Pictures
A Toronto photographer captured images of AVRO’s vertical lift craft reportedly 30 to 40 feet across. The U S Army has controlled development since 1954 after Canadian backing ended. Pentagon notes joint Army Air Force support for a cushion takeoff vehicle amid related VTOL program advances.
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Temple Project Took Four Decades to Complete in Salt Lake City
The Salt Lake City temple construction spanned forty years before completion. Local reports detail the lengthy build period and the dedication of a major religious landmark in the region.
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Missing 15 Year Old Girls Judy Treacy Ann Shields
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