Rusk Says Communists Not Ready for Viet Nam Peace
Secretary of State Dean Rusk told a news conference the Communists in North Vietnam and China show no sign of accepting a peaceful settlement. He noted U S efforts to keep UN peace talks open while warning that infiltration of men and arms from the North remains the core issue and may require military action if diplomacy fails. The Pentagon announced a 10 man task force to speed up military supplies to South Vietnam and a plan to bolster reserve units while keeping antiaircraft sites in North Vietnam at seven known locations.
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United States
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UNC Coed Murder Scene Update Describes Suspect
Chapel Hill authorities released a sharper description of a young Negro man seen leaving the UNC arboretum area after Sueflen Evans 21 of Meadvill e was stabbed to death near the garden. A UNC student described a tight blue shirt as the suspect fled toward the campus.
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University of North Carolina
UNC. Botanical Garden
Sueflen Evans
Meavesville
Blake
Federal Bureau of Inclina
Interrogalin
Spartanburg
D. C
Graaliace Jie
Miss New York State beauty title stripped from Gloria Jon
Gloria Jon loses the Miss New York State title amid a racial controversy after Miss Universe committee claims contract breaches. Ted Marshall, Miss Universe director, says Jon failed requirements and appearances, while Jon contends her hair product publicity violated nothing.
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Terri Shaw
New York
Gloria Jon
Ventrael
Miami Beach
Ted Marshall
Miss Don
Stockbroker Patterson Named Head of Interracial Council
New York AP reports Jain T. Patterson, 37, Negro stockbroker, was named head of the Interracial Council in Bass Opportunity which aids Negro business men. Patterson operates a brokerage House on Wall Street and advances minority enterprise.
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New York
Jain T. Patterson
Bass Opportunity
Aeydnnession
Buss Nasenton
Man Without Country Faces Immigration and Jury Trials
Carlos Marcello, a longtime New Orleans figure, battles federal attempts to deport him while facing a second day of jury proceedings on fraud charges linked to a Guatemalan birth certificate. His past includes arrests and prison time tied to corruption and crime in Louisiana.
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New Orleans
Carlos Marcelli
Lowisiana
Justice Department
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Diatrick
Tn Sefuel
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D-Tean
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Tie
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North Mica
United States
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Dosgull
Zamisiana
Guatemala
France
Canada
Moxico
Italy
Marcello Ulee
Hay
Marcullo
Dacine
Maree
Ioanuis
Anthony
Resinus
Linuisianni
Carlos Marvelly
Gonmeelion
Farenhes Chiyee
Bond Posted For 37 Demonstrators In Allendale
A federal representative posted $200 bonds for 37 civil rights demonstrators arrested in the Allendale County courthouse during voter registration protests. Nineteen remained jailed after declining bond. police and SLED kept order as investigations and talks on reopening registration continued.
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Nee Bry
Ieft
Maureen
Webster
Allendale County
Hick) Williams
W. R. Mivsan
Josep. J. Walsh
John S. Hutchinson
Shay
Matin Luther King
Southern Christian Leadership Conference
SCLC
North Carolina board reports record industry investment and jobs
The North Carolina Conservation and Development Board reports 179.69 million dollars in capital expenditures for new and expanded industry in the first half of the year, a 167 percent rise from last year. Employment rose to 17,082 with payroll up sharply. 82 new plants and 200 expanded facilities were announced statewide.
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N.C. Conservation and Development Board
Russel G. Henson
Commerscated
Lold
North Carolina
Tnt
Dollar Day sale hits Gastonia with big one day bargains
Gastonia hosts a citywide Dollar Day on Thursday with major stores in the downtown district joining a large one day sale. Ads show discounts of 40 to 50 percent on items from clothing to furniture and school needs as shoppers flock to the event. Free rides are offered by City Coach Co. and Gastonia Transit Co. between 10:30 and 1:30 as parking space is expanded for shoppers.
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Ceamertons
Toi Belraunt
Mr Willy
Stanley Aisy
Soviets Refuse Nuclear Pact Signatures Amid NATO Plans
The Soviet Union stated it would not sign any N treaty while the West advances NATO nuclear forces and bombers. Delegation head Tsarapkin cited U S imperialism and aggression, calling Viet Nam a major obstacle to disarmament. Western diplomats viewed the remarks as unsurprising.
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Sens
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Sitang
Fiele
United States
Pearl Bailey Resting At Home After Illness
Pearl Bailey, 47, remains at home in San Bernardino Malibu California to rest following illness. Reports say she was taken ill Thursday night during a performance in California and is not currently touring.
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Tollywood
Peal Bailey
Han
San Bersmando Malley
Calif
Cafler
Mimsy Ean
Waogpi
Jal
Anctey
Hailey
Measure To Suspend Vote Tests
Washington AP reports a landmark bill to suspend literacy tests and other barriers to voting for Southern Negroes is set for final House approval, with Senate action possible on reapportionment delays. The measure would allow special examiners and court action to enforce voting rights, and would curb poll taxes in state and local elections.
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Hoth Mouse
Senate of Lis
Wilber
Elise Mies
Vincy Lennie
Alabama
Alaska
Georgia
Louisiana
South Carolina
North
Anzona Tahe
Maine
Supreme Court
Howse Hill
Senate
Cal
June Allyson Granted Sum To Support Her Family
Los Angeles AP reports actress June Allyson, 39, was granted a $300 monthly allowance for one year from the estate of her late husband, producer Rick Powell. The court ruled she lacks adequate support for herself and their two children, Pamela and Richard. Powell died of cancer several years ago. the estate, valued at $2.8 million, is being settled.
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June Allyson
Tate
ges +tor
Rick Powell
Mowday
Miss Allyson
Powell
Mis
Ford Says Vietnam Leak Likely From White House
Rep. Gerald R. Ford of Michigan suspects information on a Vietnam conference between President Johnson and congressional leaders was leaked from the White House. Ford argues most opposition to Johnson's moves comes from Senate Democrats and maintains Johnson’s conference remarks sparked partisan clashes.
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Washington
Gerald R. Ford
Michigan
Johnson
White House
House
Regardre
Jihnson
NBC
Sollee
Acs
Ford
Viet Nam
Senate
Wilst
Hanoi
Teiping
Mogeow
Karl Mundh
RSD
Jeri Ford
Ellington Receives City Medal At City Hall Ceremony
In New York City on Monday Duke Ellington was honored for his musical contributions before about 10000 attendees on the steps of City Hall. Mayor Paul Servino presented a bronze medal and praised Ellington for enduring fame from the Charleston era to modern times.
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Duke Ellington
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City Hall
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Ellington
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