Dominican Junta Plans Exile Move For Bosch
In Santo Domingo the military junta backs deportation of deposed President Juan Bosch to Europe, possibly Spain, aboard the Navy frigate Mella once seas calm after Hurricane Edith. Bonilla Atiles named ambassador to the United States as interim regime seeks U S recognition and a $50 million aid package.
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Dominican Republic
Juan Bosch
Bosch
Antonio Imbert Barrera
Sensinen
Mella
Spain
Jose Antonio Bonila Atiles
Trujillo
United States
Bonilla
Kennedy
Dean Rusk
Organization of American States
U. S
Nere
Washington
Four Small Children Die In Fire in North Carolina
In Williamston North Carolina four young children died in a duplex fire that also left three siblings saved by their father James Robert Bonds Sr. The father entered through a broken window after the rear door was blocked by smoke and flames. The fire began around 12 10 p.m. and investigators say the victims suffocated despite early rescue efforts.
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Williamston
N.C
Raleigh
North Carol
Jackline Bonds
James Robert Bonds Jr
Vickie Bonds
Lewell Bonds
James Robert Bonds Sr
Williamston Water Department
Bonds
Williamston Fire Department
Open Fifth District race lures multiple candidates
An open Fifth District race is expected after Rep. Ralph Scott of Danbury announced he will not seek re election. Harold Thomerson his administrative assistant is viewed as a front runner with other possible candidates including W Z Wood of Winston Salem who beat Scott in 1960, Solicitor Charles Neaves of Elkin Highway Commissioner Watson Bramer of Wilkes County State Sen Richard Long of Person County and Willis Hancock of Oxford son of a former congressman
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Ralph Scott
Danbury
Scott
Harold Thomerson
W. Z. Wood
Winston-Salem
Charles Neaves
Elkin
Watson Bramer
Wilkes County
Richard Long
Person County
Willis Hancock
Oxford
Southern California Relief as Heat Wave Breaks
Southern California weather eased from a brutal heat wave with a forecast of mid-80s by Monday after a Friday high of 106 in downtown Los Angeles. Schools closed, shifts shortened, and many sports events were postponed as hundreds suffered heat effects and insurance of pools stayed open to cool residents. Farmers faced losses in poultry, rabbits, and crops such as avocados and lemons amid scorching coastal and city temperatures.
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Los Angeles
van Nuys
California
el Toro
Foreign Ministers Try To Reach New Accord
Western ministers and Soviet envoy Gromyko opened talks at the United Nations on plans for a German observer exchange and a possible non aggression pact. Rusk and Home pressed for safeguards on Berlin while seeking broader East–West accord amid Cold War tensions.
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Gerhard Schroeder
West
Union
Andrei A. Gromyke
Germany
Soviet Union
United
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Wil Gromyko
Europe
West Berlin
Khrushchev
Rusk
Home
Schroeder
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West Germany
Thei
Ae Atsuuis
Gromyke
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Pretier Khrushchev
Edith Hurricane Deteriorates to Squalls Over Atlantic
Edith, once a Caribbean pounding storm, has degenerated to a band of squalls in the tropical Atlantic. Forecasts suggest possible reintensification to a hurricane tonight, but unlikely. The system moves northwest at about one hundred miles per hour, with peak winds near 55 miles per hour as of 5 am EST, centered about 35 miles south of Grand Turk Island and roughly 700 miles southeast of Miami.
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Caribbean
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Bureau
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King Threatens Resumed Birmingham Demonstrations
The Rev. Martin Luther King Jr warned Birmingham demonstrators will resume in a few days unless city leaders meet four demands for civil rights reform including good faith negotiations a public declaration against segregation removal of state troopers and hiring of Black policemen A boycott of Birmingham products and firms would follow if Congress fails to pass a civil rights bill with public accommodations The remarks were at a Southern Christian Leadership Conference meeting in Richmond Va Rep Adam C Powell urged King to lead a national Black revolution Gov George Wallace said progress is being made on the Birmingham church bombing probe and Dick Gregory wife was jailed in Selma for picketing Dallas County courthouse with voter registration signs
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Martin Luther King Jr
Birmingham
Ala
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Southern Christian Leadership Conference
Richmond
Adam C
Powell
D-N.y
United States
George C. Wallace
Alabama
NBC
Wallace
Supreme Court
Washington
Selma
Dick Gregory
Dallas
Barbecue And Politics On The Scene
Eastern North Carolina hosts a political barbecue as governor hopefuls Dan K Moore and L Richardson Preyer work East endorsements. At George Cherry’s Pitt County birthday gathering more than 300 officials circle Moore and Preyer amid handshakes and private talks as campaign impressions form ahead of next year.
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William A
Shires Pactolus
Brunswick
North Carolina
Dan K. Moore
Canton
L. Richardson Preyer
Greensboro
George Cherry
Pitt County
Pactolus Swamp
Kennedy Gets Brief Respite During West Tour Stop
President Kennedy ends a 10,000 mile conservation tour night in Lassen Volcanic Park California feeding deer near Lassen Peak. Whiskeytown near Shasta Dam serves as a semi final stop before Las Vegas and Palm Springs with talks on water projects and federal state and local cooperation.
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Calif
Kennedy
Las Vegas
Palm Springs
Lassen Volcanic National Park
California
Lassen Peak Volcano
White House
Nev
Trinity River
Lassen Park
Lassen
Tacoma
Wash
Redding
Oregon Seashore
Rogue River
Thomasville growth seen in new buildings and labs
Sunday Enterprise previews Thomasville as a growing city with new buildings and research at Bowman Gray School of Medicine where 17 year old Michael Shoaf works in a laboratory. Staff writer Marvin Burts reports on the town's expansion and the Munich Pact reflections from Sir Anthony Eden.
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Michael Shoaf
Allen Jay High School
Bowman Gray School of Medicine
Sunday Enterprise
Thomasville
Chair City
Marvin Burts
Anthony Eden
Enterprise
Mobster Valachi Tells How Genovese Rules Crime Ring
Washington AP report on Joseph Valachi detailing Vito Genovese wielding fear and power over the Cosa Nostra. Valachi says Genovese runs the crime syndicate from Leavenworth and seeks to destroy rivals, aided by allies and prison testimony.
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Joseph Valachi
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Leavenworth
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R-N.y
Taylor
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Crime Syndicate
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You Staus
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Durham
Addison Hewlett
Wilmington
Alton Lennon
Lennon
Jett
U.S. Senate
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