Miss Gastonia Pageant Promises First Living Name
Tonight in Gastonia a new Miss Gastonia will be chosen from ten local finalists, with the ceremony at the Hunt High School auditorium at 9:30. A pre pageant parade starts at 2 p.m. downtown, featuring floats, the Drum and Bugle Corps, life saving crew, fire trucks, horses, skaters, and antique cars.
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Chuckle Remodes Knowle Whlen Fingers Whistling Note
A quirky fragment describes finger placement and whistle technique in a playful tone. The brief mentions whistling sounds and a humorous mood, with unclear names and context suggesting a light entertainment piece.
Dollarwords Rules and Prize Details From The Gazette
The Gazette outlines Dollarwords rules and a prize of 500 dollars for correct entries. Entries must be mailed on a four cent postal card with a completed puzzle, postmarked by Wednesday midnight. Only employees and immediate families are excluded. multiple winners share the prize, and a $25 bonus follows next week.
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Khrushchev Pressures for New U.S. Deals, Khrushchev Seeks Peace
Soviet Premier Khrushchev faces domestic and foreign pressure to secure new arms and peace accords with the United States. Secretary of State Rusk cautions the path remains fragile as talks with Khrushchev and Gromyko continue in pursuit of limits on nuclear arms, a test ban, and potential observer mechanisms at transport hubs. The article notes rising Sino-Soviet tensions, Khrushchev’s fear of war, and Moscow’s need to balance economic strains with peace efforts.
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Washington
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New York
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Rusk
Moscow
Peking
Modern World
China
Kremlin
West
Karashchev
Kheushchav
VFW Teeners Triumph in Hershey for Third Time
The Gastonia VW Teeners repeat as national champions, following decisive 4 2 and 4 0 wins over Gloucester City Ned in Hershey Pennsylvania. The team returns home today, expected at the Catawba River bridge this evening.
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Gloucester City
Ned
Hershey
Catawba River Bridge
Bolmant
Dimmy Hall
Nes Redhat
Minnesota Twins
Willy Chieaga
Peter Ward
Rankle
Soviet Crew Rescues US Flier Off Cape Cod
Lavallee, a 29 year old Massachusetts National Guard airman, parachuted from a disabled fighter 87 miles off Cape Cod and was rescued by a Soviet fishing vessel crew. The crew stabilized him and he received medical care aboard the Johannnes Ware before airlift to Otis Air National Guard base.
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S Park
Washington
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Springfield
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New York
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Ferry Sinks Off Okinawa Leaving 90 Dead or Missing?
A 400 ton ferry with 194 aboard sank 16 miles west of Okinawa in heavy seas. Four Americans were among the rescued passengers, while most aboard were believed to be Taiwanese. The vessel Midori Maru sailed from Naha and wreckage led rescuers to search near Maejima Island and the Kerama archipelago.
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Spest
Senate To Get Treaty In Two Weeks
Senate debate on the nuclear test ban treaty moves toward floor action within two weeks as Fulbright predicts strong ratification. CIA chief McCane endorsed the pact, easing opposition, with military leaders urging safeguards to limit risks and permit resumption of atmospheric testing if needed. Curtis Lemay supported the treaty, though urging caution.
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J. W. Fulbright
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Senate Armed Services Committee
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Air Force
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Ex-Dictator Jimenez Back in Venezuela's Guarded Jail
Ex-dictator Marcos Perez Jimenez arrived in Venezuela from the United States and is held in a luxury cell at the main penitentiary while awaiting trial on embezzlement charges. He is accused of stealing tens of millions during his 1952 to 1958 rule, with claims of wealth including a Miami Beach villa and extradition after years abroad.
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Venezela
Marcos Perez Jimenez
Venezuela
United States
Perez Jimenez
Miami
Pla
Vene
Alan Air Force Base
Peres Jimenez
Ami Beach
Vila
Canola
Dade County
Fla
Rail Talks Edge Toward Compromise in Arbitral Plan
Rail negotiations moved forward as unions tentatively accepted a Labor Department plan for an arbitration board to settle fireman and crew makeup issues. Carriers warned the plan may be rejected and lawyers for both sides prepared to examine legal questions, with a possible Aug. 29 national rail strike if no settlement occurs.
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Labor Department
Lwa
Secretary of Labor
W. Willard Wielz
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Supreme Court
Traffic Warnings as Army Trucks and Parades Hit City
Capt. Ray Short of the City Police warns drivers to slow and use caution as unusual traffic flows flood Franklin Ave and surrounding streets today. About 1,700 Army trucks are due to arrive at noon, with alternative routes via Second and Albine Aves. A Miss Gastonia Beauty Pageant parade will form on Main Ave at 2 pm, followed by a VFW Teener baseball procession and a riverfront homecoming, creating heavy citywide congestion.
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Rucke
Stotl
Franklin
Second Ave
Albine
Weekend Caper Britons Plan Treasure Hunt
Police urged Britons to help locate a weekend treasure hunt for seven million dollars amid the Great Train Robbery panic. A bags with ninety two thousand five hundred dollars were found in wooded countryside, prompting officials to suspect the gang is panicking after the Glangaw London mail robbery.
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London
Britain
Scalland Ward
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English Channel
Young girl hawks maps of astronauts homes in Taylor Lake Village
In Houston area a 11 year old girl sold hand drawn maps marking the homes of astronauts in Taylor Lake Village earning 2.10 from sightseers. City Marshal A A Lancon halted the sale citing privacy concerns while the girl plans to resume with her father’s support as reporters and camera crews observe.
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Tex
Wearby
Taylor Lake
Cathleen Wakeland
A. A
Lancon
Cathleod
Aather
W. R. Wakeland
Tve
Seth
Cathleen
Mobile Classrooms Stir Chicago Tensions
In Chicago the mobile classroom program becomes a flashpoint at 73rd Street and Lane Avenue as 19 units are deployed amid Negro protests against Chicago Board of Education policies. Demonstrators clash with authorities then stage peaceful picketing as the trailers, used to house pupils, are wheeled into place.
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Moblis
Chicago
73Rd Street
Lane Avenue
Chicago Board of Education
Snick
Tord and
Lowe
Ural
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