Slain Teen and Two Youths Charged in Texas Killings
A search party found Edna Sullivan and two teenage boys shot dead after authorities say the trio were abducted from a movie night. Roy Green and Kenneth Menutt, both from the Marlin area, face murder and rape charges in connection with the deaths.
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Mike Codman
Fort Worth
Tex
Eary
Roy Green
Kenneth Menutt
Marlin
Here
Muniér
Green
Frebert Brand
Alvardo
Mark Dun
Nam
Tarzana
Cali
Edna Louise Sullivan
Eyeerman
Siiy
Miss Sullivan
Young Brand
Central Texas
McDuff
Tarrant County
Meduff
Shorty
Blerted
Investizators
Migs Sullivan
Lunar Orbiter Project Aims for Moon Surface Scans
Scientists at the Propulsion Laboratory in Pasadena plan a lunar orbiter mission from Cape Kennedy using an Atlas Agena rocket. The Tamar Orbiter will carry a film camera to capture a belt across the moon’s equator with high resolution images sent to a ground station for enhancement.
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Sclenllela
Mn Allas Agena Rhoket
Kennedy
S. Atriace
del Propulsion Laboratory
Vasedena
Calit
Visiondype
Surveyor
Ranger
Lunar Orbiter
Cartter Resigns FCC Study After Impartiality Question
Dr. Allan M. Cartter resigned Monday as chairman of North Carolina's higher education study committee after State Sen. Robert Morgan questioned his impartiality. Watts Hill Jr. defended Cartter, while East Carolina College leaders urged independence from the consolidated UNC system. Hill said a new chair and consultants would be chosen by Aug. 15 from out of state.
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Morgan
Cartier
2 Magazine
East Carolina College At
Greenville
Sen. Morgan
Tris Fees
RCC
Southern Econsmic Journal
Cartter
North Carolina
University of North Carolina
Chapel Hill
Raleigh
Creensboro
Charlotte
Lea Jenkins
East Carolina College
Reniel
Consolidated University
Heere
Easlern
Dr. Cartter
East Carolina (College
Cartler
Gerry Ax
Cea San
Hill
Iman
East Carolina
Board of Higher Education
Barbs on a man’s trip to a hardware store tale
A humorous yarn questions if any man can enter a hardware store with only a ukulele on his person and still complete a simple purchase. The playful note riffs on thrift, odds, and the narrator’s sly campy tone.
Desegregation Plan Approved by Gastonia Schools
Gastonia city schools win official acceptance from Office of Education as they plan desegregation for the 1960 67 year. Superintendent Brown notes in writing approval confirms earlier talks and outlines continuation of faculty and geographic integration with Highland High merging into Ashley High and ongoing plans to monitor progress and adjust as needed.
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Gastolla City
Bill Brown
Area Directee
Office of Education
Gastonia
Inter
Brown
Intler
John Hope TI
Focal
M Highland High School
Ashley High School
Wich
Mountain Doctor Dies Founding Rural North Carolina Hospital
Dr Edward Gaines Cannon 66 founder of a small hospital in Balsam North Carolina died in Greenville. A follower of Albert Schweitzer he named his hospital for the missionary and served a 70 square mile western North Carolina mountain region. A Saluda Seminary Berea College and Medical College of Virginia graduate, he studied at Northwestern and in Denmark and served 12 years in the U S Army retiring as lieutenant colonel in 1948.
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Balsam
N.C
Edward Gaines Cannon
Balsa
Greenville
Albert Schweitzer
Canton
Cannon
North Carolina
Tatsara
Viayuod
Pickens
LéGette
Blythe Tole
Look Magazgive
Schweitzer
Africa
Transylvania County
J. A. Cannon
Saluda Seminary
Berea College
Atten
Medical College
Virginia
Northwestern University
Denmark
U.S. Army
York Mount Holly Appoints New Police Chief
The town announces a new police chief on page 2, with Robert English rising from former court clerk to lieutenant and taking the lead role. The report notes county needs a capable physician in Gaston County and references a vacant County Physician post.
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Gaston County
York
Mownt Holly
Robert English
Three Killed When Car Hits Oil Truck Near Clinton
In Cumberland County North Carolina a car struck a stalled oil tanker loaded with kerosene on a rural road 15 miles northwest of Clinton. Driver Williams 22 of Raeford and Melvin Averitt 20 of Fayetteville died along with Marlin Lewis 18 and Judy Lewis 19, both of Raeford. Calvin Hall 42 of Autryville drove the tanker and later left to seek aid. investigators worked six hours to identify the four victims.
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Clinton, N. C
Cumberland County
Clinton
John Laughinghouse
Marlin Lou Lewis
Judy Roberta Lewis
Godwin
James Daniel Williams
Buin
Melvin Harveyh Averitt
Mayetteville
Tahghinghouse
Williams
Calvin ©. Hall
Autryeville
Laughinghouse
Intruders Beat and Rob Dentist in Dunn North Carolina
Police report 80-year-old Dr C D Bain was beaten by two men who taped his limbs and mouth, raped him, and ransacked the home. They stole a diamond pin and about $20 from his wallet. He was not seriously injured. The attack occurred around 11 p.m. while his wife was at the other home in Siler City.
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Siler City
Ant
Rans
Laken
Bain
Photo Lab Poised For Orbit Flight
Lunar Orbiter prepared for launch from Cape Kennedy to orbit the Moon. The Atlas Agena launch window ran between 2:03 PM and 4:42 PM ADT. The probe carries 400 photos and an onboard lab to process images, aiming to map 9 potential landing sites and reveal backside lunar details.
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Howard Benedict
Cape Kennedy
Fla
Luar
Guidelines To Undergo Revamping
JOSEPH R. COYNE reports the Johnson administration may revamp but not abandon the wage price guidelines. White House study continues with possible changes from the President’s labor management advisory council. Fowler and Connor indicate 3.2 percent ceiling tied to productivity may be adjusted for industries.
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Joseph R. Coyne
Washington
Johnson
White House
Cocuthittee
Commerce
John T. Connor
Secretary of the ‘Treasury
Henry H. Fowler
Thunderchief Bombers Down Planes in North Vietnam
North Viet Nam air defenses down three more U S planes as high intensity raids notch a record 139 combat missions. Five Thunderjets were among the losses as Marines and Army units engage near the DMZ and in the central highlands. Helicopters suffer nine casualties while ground combat reports cite heavy enemy casualties and reinforcements in the La Drang Valley near Cambodia.
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Peter Arnett
Saigon
South Viet Nan
North Viet Nam
U.S
Nort
Air Force Thunderelie
Hanoi
Dong Hoi
South Viet Nam
Demilitarized Zone
Central Highlands
U.S. 1St Cavalry
Highland
Pleiki
Demilitares Zone
Rugge
Alihe
la Drang
Amers
Voting on Rights Bill Faces Final House Hurdle
Washington AP. House action on a new civil rights bill nears final passage with a key open housing provision facing a possible roll call vote. The measure, undergoing section by section review, has two noncontroversial provisions left and would make federal penalties for inciting violence in housing. An amendment to exempt individual homeowners from the housing provision drew 180 to 179 support but could fail on a roll call, risking a campaign to strike the entire section. The House earlier added a Williams Cranmer amendment to curb outside agitators from inciting riots, potentially creating a new federal crime with up to 11 years in prison and a $10,000 fine for crossing a state line to incite violence.
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Washington
House
Williams
Cranmer
Rella
Cramer
Worlineca
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Consolidated University of North Carolina
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Mountain Doctor
Paul Hervey
James Mare Tow
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Clanalfia
Troul
Sampson County
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Photo Lab
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