UNC Seeks 10.8 Million for Salaries And Services
The Consolidated University of North Carolina asked a total of 10.762 million dollars for the next biennium to raise salaries and expand services. President Friday cited salary disparities with similar institutions as a top priority while chancellors outlined 4.989 million for raises and 5.313 million for program improvements. The State Board and budget commission heard requests labeled A and B during hearings on the 1963-65 budgets.
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State Board of Higher Education
Consolidated University
Thomas H. Woodard
Wilson
Budget Commission
Rusk Questioned On Cuban Issue
Secretary of State Dean Rusk testified before joint Senate Foreign Relations and Armed Services committees as they draft a congressional stand on the Soviet aided Cuban military buildup. Republicans urged strong action including possible troop use to prevent a Cuban Red beachhead, while Mansfield proposed a Congress on record supporting the President in any move.
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Washington
Dean Rusk
Senate Foreign Relations and Armed Services Committees
Cuba
Kennedy
Mike Mansfield
D-Mont
Congress
William P. Bundy
Robert S. McNamara
Rusk
Kenneth B. Keating
R-N.y
Prescott Bush
R-Conn
United States
Keating
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
NATO
Derailment Piles 33 Freight Cars Near Morrisville
A Southern Railway freight train derailed north of Morrisville North Carolina piling about 33 cars in a cut near U S Route 70. No injuries reported though communications were knocked out. Tanks cars containing butane gas were in the wreck but no fire occurred.
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Morrisville
N. C
Southern Railway
Raleigh
Durham
Cecil Sears
Morrisville Grocer
Banks
Southern
Greensboro
Spencer
Selma
Sears
Nine New Astronauts To Join Space Team
The United States adds nine new astronauts to its space program, bringing the total to 16. The group includes two civilians Neil Armstrong and Elliott Lee Jr., four Air Force officers, and three Navy officers, all with test pilot experience, selected after six months of evaluations from 253 applicants.
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Max B. Skelton
Houston
Tex
John F. Kennedy
Robert R. Gilruth
Manned Spacecraft Center
Cullen Auditorium
University of Houston
Gilruth
Air Force
Navy
Neil A. Armstrong
Wapakoneta
Ohio
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Edwards Air Force Base
Calif
Elliott M. Lee Jr
Dallas
General Electric Co
Frank Borman
Gary
Ind
Aerospace Research Pilot School
Edwards Afb
James A. McDivitt
Chicago
Thomas P. Stafford
Weatherford, Okio
Experimental Test Flight
Spacecraft Center
Prisoner Killed In Wake Jail
Ray Blanchard a 34 year old prisoner serving a one year term was killed in the Wake County Jail in what authorities call an altercation with other inmates. Jailer A J Proescher said detectives are investigating and there was no riot. Blanchard who worked around the jail was due for release Sept 26.
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Raleigh
Wake County
A. J. Proescher
Ray Blanchard
Proescher
Blanchard
Missing Marine children Spark Wide search near Camp Lejeune
A Marine search party was trimmed to 250 men as hope faded for the recovery of Diane Yoli seven, and her half brother Mark Yoli three, missing since Thursday night near Midway Park housing. Officers said they likely wandered into thick woods and swamp around Camp Lejeune with foul play ruled out.
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Jacksonville
N.C
Camp Lejeune
Midway Park
H. C. Stackpole
Diane Yoli
Mark Yoli
Cpl
Ronald Yoli
Stackpole
Marine Base
6000 Cubans Near U S Base Split on Threat
Guantanamo base officials report Fidel Castro has deployed 5000 to 6000 troops near the U S naval installation. U S authorities doubt an imminent attack, noting the force aims to keep civilians in check while preparing to fight if needed. Soviet gear is limited and no missiles or intruding airspace have been seen.
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Guantanamo Naval Base
Cuba
Fidel Castro
U.S
Guantanamo
Soviet Union
Castro
Edward J. O'Donnell
Old Belt tobacco markets reopen with full buyer turnout
Buyers turned out in strength as the North Carolina Virginia Old Belt opened its 1962 auction with government supported sales. Tied leaf averaged about 64 dollars per 100 pounds and untied around 52 at Winston-Salem, while Greensboro reported untied 16 to 64 and tied 35 to 72 in early sales.
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Associated Press
North Carolina-Virginia
Old Belt
Winston-Salem
Greensboro
Robbers Lock Grocer In Cooler Then Take $1600
Two armed men locked grocer Robert Maready in the meat refrigerator at High School Grocery in Wallace North Carolina and fled with about $1600 from a cash box. Maready described one robber as red haired and the other black haired. a salesman aided after door release. Local and state police and the SBI are investigating. amount recovered may total 1600 to 1700 dollars.
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Maready
Gerald Morton
Man Shot Wife and Baby Found Dead Near Waynesville
In Ninevah near Waynesville North Carolina a husband was shot in his sleep and his wife and eight month old son were found drowned tied with a rope. Diane Fulbright survived unharmed as investigators label the scene murder and death by own action.
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Ruby Fulbright
Timothy Fulbright
Lawrence Ful
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Senate
Statistics Administration
Brussels
Space Team
Division
The
Aerospace Research Pilot School At
Edward H. White II
San Antonio
Wright- Patterson Air Force Base
Charles Conrad Jr
Philadelphia
James A. Lovell Jr
Cleveland
Naval Air Station
Oceana, Va
John W. Young
San Francisco
Miramar
NASA
Edward. H. White
Elliot M. Lee JR
Wake Jail
Lt. Stackpole
Tee
U.S. Base
O'Donnell
Adm. O'Donnell
Marcady
Waynesville, N.C
Lake Junaluska
Haywood County
George Brown
Fulbright
Sam Fitzgerald
Diane
Fitzgerald
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