Clayton Woman Arrested In Newton Grove Bank Robbery
A Clayton woman appeared before Judge Jackson in a blue-flowered suit following a bank robbery in Newton Grove. FBI agent Donald Roney said she was seen in a new red convertible recently and suspected early. The note warned staff to be quiet as she fled with cash in a 1961 Chevrolet convertible.
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Jackson
North Carolina
Charlotte
Donald Roney
FBI
Dixon
Newton Grove
Roney
Raleigh
Carl Thomas Dixon
Doris
Faye Chandler
Richmond
Gibson
Commercial State Bank
James Everett Smith
Laurinburg
Mary Lee
Graham Creech
UAW Reaches Three Year Contract With GM
Detroit AP General Motors and the United Auto Workers reach a three year contract covering GM's 350 000 hourly workers after a 27 hour bargaining session and 64 days of detail work. Council approval expected in Detroit at 2 p m with potential local or nationwide actions if no agreement.
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Detroit
General Motors Corp
United Auto Workers Union
General Motors Council
UAW
Mongi Slim Elected U N President Amid Hammarskjold Vacuum
The U N General Assembly elected Mongi Slim of Tunisia as president with all 96 votes cast after Al Sastro amidjojo withdrew. Slim mourned Dag Hammarskjold and signaled a role in a temporary secretariat arrangement while Western diplomats consider interim leadership without Soviet backing.
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United Nations
N.Y
U.N. General Assembly
Mongi Slim
Dag Hammarskjold
Frederick H. Boland
Ireland
Slim
Hammarskjold
Boland
Andrei _Gromyko
Moscow
Adoula Blames West as Katanga Crisis Deepens
Premier Cyrille Adoula denounced capitalist powers in a radio speech blaming them for Dag Hammarskjold’s death. He ordered a state of alert for the Congolese army and urged citizens to prepare to serve in Katanga where U N forces clash with rebels. In Leopoldville crowds protested outside embassies amid anti Western chants. नयाँ
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Leopoldville
the Congo
Cyrille Adoula
U.N
Dag Hammarskjold
Adoula
Katanga
Angola
Algeria
Joseph Mo_butu
Woman Vanishes From Durham Hospital Amid Critical Health Risk
A 32 year old Birmingham woman Miss Mary Johnston disappeared from Duke Hospital in Durham after visits by her mother and sister. Doctors warned she may be near death due to lingering adrenal gland issues and unclear awareness of her condition. Police sought public help locating her as hospital staff urged contact with Duke Hospital if seen.
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Durham
N. C
Birmingham
Ala
John Ellen
Mary Johnston
Ellen
Miss Johnston
Duke Hospital
Tshombe demands U.N. withdrawal stalling Congo talks
Katanga leader Moise Tshombe called for immediate U.N. troop withdrawal from his secessionist province, a demand that halted cease-fire discussions. He prepared to return to Elisabethville after a church wreath at Dag Hammarskjold’s coffin and held talks with Mahmoud Khairi’s U.N. delegation before sending counter propositions to New York.
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Ndosa
Northern Rhodesia
Katanga
Moise Tshombe
U.N
United Nations
Tshombe
Elisabethville
Congo
Dag Hammarskjold
U. N
New York
Mahmoud Khiari
Bishops Back Plan For Merger Of Denominations
Episcopal bishops endorsed rapid negotiations to form a broad union with four other denominations including the Polish National Catholic Church Additional talks invite discussions with Methodists United Presbyterians and the United Church of Christ aiming for a united church truly catholic reformed and evangelical The presiding bishop said he was speechless after the unanimous vote
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Associated Press
Detroit
Episcopal Bishops Today
Arthur Lichtenberger
United Presbyterians
United Church of Christ
Khrushchev Welcomes Pope Appeal for Peace Talks
Soviet Premier Khrushchev welcomed Pope John XXIII’s appeal for negotiations to avert war while urging Kennedy Adenauer and other Catholics to heed the pontiff. He stressed governments must seek joint paths to end postwar tensions and prevent a new world conflagration. He noted faith is not a prerequisite to recognizing the need for peace.
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Moscow
Khrushchev
John XXIII
Kennedy
Konrad Adenauer
Communist Party
Pravda
Izvestia
J. Kennedy
K. Adenauer
Teen witnesses recount seeing Hemmings near road day of Nycum death
Two teen boys testified they saw key state witness Mrs G L Hemmings lying by a road at about 4 30 a m on July 4 the day Celette Nycum was to die Cutter 48 a millionaire realtor is accused of beating Nycum 38 in a murder case Hemmings allegedly bathed Nycum s bruised body with alcohol prior to Cutter s return testimony aims to attack Hemmings credibility.
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Charlotte
George King Cutter
Celette Nycum
Keith Edward Hilton
G. L. Hemmings
Hilton
Body found washed ashore on Ocracoke Island
The badly decomposed body of a white man was found on the beach at Ocracoke Island. Hyde County officials say the body had been in water about a week and may be flown to Washington D C or taken by Coast Guard cutter to Norfolk. Cause of death undetermined due to condition.
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Ocracoke Island
N.C
Esther Bypasses NC VA Coasts But Threat Lingers Near New England
Hurricane Esther veered away from the North Carolina Virginia coast but remains a danger offshore. Warnings stretched from eastern Long Island to Provincetown with gale to hurricane winds possible by Thursday morning. Coastal flooding could reach three to six feet, and Outer Banks roads faced major damage as residents evacuated.
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Esther
North Carolina-Virginia
New England
Long Island
N.Y
Provincetown
Mass
Weather Bureau
Washington
Cape Hatteras
N.C
Virginia Capes
Norfolk Weather Bureau
Virginia
North Carolina
New Jersey
Maryland
Massachusetts
Eastport
Maine
Carolina
Sheriff's Office
Buxton
Hatteras
N. C
Atlantic
Hurricane Esther Bypasses NC Coast With Light Damage
Hurricane Esther skirted North Carolina’s coast passing 100 miles east with little damage reported. Dare County officials noted no material damage while Outer Banks tides rose 3 to 6 feet and winds reached 50 mph. About 35 percent of Outer Banks residents evacuated or sought shelter as preparations for Carla aided response.
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Oregon Inlet
Hatteras
Mantec
N.C
Esther
Raleigh
Civil Defense
Edward F. Griffin
Terry Sanford
Dare County
Alpheus Drinkwater
Manteo
Associated Press
U.S
Frank Cahoon
Cahoon
Drinkwater
Carla
Gulf Coast
Dick Purser
Nags Head
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