Formal Report Scott To Tell Of Aurora 7
Lt Col Scott Carpenter will present the final report on his February 20 orbital flight and May 24 flight in a Washington conference. More than 3 000 invited guests from science, academia, and industry attend, with Dr Robert Gilruth chairing.
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After Wall Incident in West Berlin Anger Flares
The Berlin amid East German border clash sparks anti American sentiment as authorities pledge aid to victims. Peter Fechter, the East Berlin construction worker, was left bleeding after being shot at the wall, prompting questions about American Army ambulance response.
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Carl Hartman
East Berlin
Peter Fechter
Soviets celebrate space milestones amid tense Berlin scenes
Khrushchev and cosmonauts hailed a new era of space exploration as crowds cheered in Moscow while Berlin tensions flared near the wall. An East German shooting near Checkpoint Charlie sparked West Berlin protests and warnings from U.S. officials to restraint, with a formal protest letter from Maj. Gen. Albert Watson urging responsible conduct by the Soviet command.
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Miss Gastonia Pageant Highlights From Back Stage
Miss Gastonia 1962 Susan Leigh opened the program with a duet alongside her lookalike double Jean Warner. Tony Anthony's Quintet supplied music as contestants modeled swimsuits and presented a gown segment.
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Gastonia
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Durham
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Khrushchev Ulbrich Cooking Up A Move In Berlin
East German leader Walter Ulbricht and Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev are linked to a possible new Berlin move. Silence from Berlin and Moscow has sparked speculation of a political action, with Khrushchev recently back in Moscow and talks of UN involvement and a potential separate treaty.
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Soviet Union
Test Ban Strategy Restudied
United States weighs broadening its nuclear test ban to include an atmospheric ban as a possible first step. Officials say timing is undecided and Geneva discussions may recess next month while disarmament shifts to the U N General Assembly.
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Washington
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Boland seeks federal probe of postal money transport
Rep Edward Boland of Mississippi urged a congressional investigation into Post Office Department security for transporting money after a 1.6 million dollar Plymouth Massachusetts mail truck robbery. He asked Rep Jack Brooks, chair of the Government Activities subcommittee, to examine guards and procedures.
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Edward OF. Moland
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Post Office Department
Boland
Plymouth Mass
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Plymouth
Gavin Profile Highlights Brevard Lawyer Politician
Gavin, a Brevard attorney since 1917, is a former General Assembly member and twice sought Congress. He chairs both county and congressional district GOP executive committees. Claude B. Billings of Wilkes County was nominated as GOP candidate for insurance commissioner.
Swift Strike proves U S can move division by air in brief exercise
Gen. Adams reports Exercise Swift Strike in North and South Carolina closed with 70 000 troops and 210 planes moving 28th Mechanized Division from Colorado to North and South Carolina in three days. Airlift demonstrated ability to deploy a whole division quickly with 75 to 80 men per aircraft and rapid return. The operation, costing 61 percent of a billion dollars, showcased modern air mobility and readiness for future deployments.
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News in Brief Highlights From Europe and America
A West German naval plane was shot at by a fast jet near the German border with an emergency landing in northern Germany. In the U S Soviet test concerns a one shot vaccine for 13 diseases is expected in the Soviet Union within a year. Belgium orders trial in mercy killing case tied to a thalidomide deformity baby. Khrushchev invites UN troops to West Berlin. U S officials cautiously skeptical. US VA and Farmers Home Administration report a record 27 million loan disbursed to rural families. NBC cameraman notes shifts in forces as he returns from abroad.
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$1.5 Million Mail Heist Trails Robbers Across Plymouth
The FBI-led probe into a record $1.5 million mail truck robbery last Tuesday from Plymouth to Boston yields no major developments. William F. White, New England postal inspector, says he will issue updates and hold daily briefings. Investigators consider disguises a key tactic and probe possible accomplices including a suspected female partner.
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Marshall Death Case Deemed Murder by Medical Examiner
Houston AP Dr Joseph A Jachimczyk Harris County medical examiner said Henry H Marshall 51 agriculture official who knew of Billie Sol Estes cotton allotment manipulations probably died by murder not self harm He reviewed two letters from Texas Ranger chief Homer Garrison and former grand juror Pryse Metcalfe submitted to Dist Judge John Barron for study
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Greek diplomat visits Gastonia as Karyae society convenes
The Karyae Greek American society holds its 39th convention in Gastonia with Counselor Calogeras of Athens involved. He praises local facilities and plans to award a gold medal to the Karyae society. Congressman Basil Whitener will speak and recount his Greece trip. The gathering draws about 1,060 attendees near Crowders Mountain.
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Teeners from North Carolina Held in South Carolina Robbery
In Columbia, South Carolina, a 16 year old girl Ana Mae Atkins and 16 year old Madde M Gwd were arrested for a $4000 safe robbery with a revolver found in a handbag. A 16 year old boy, not identified due to age, was arrested nearby for robbing a sale and theft of a truck. Police traced the girls through INDs tickets.
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Man Killed In Collision In Greensboro Early Saturday
A two car crash at Greensboro killed 44 year old George Edward Crumpton a supervisor at a Greensboro cigarette factory. The other driver Claude Lee Southard Jr 28 of Reidaville was in satisfactory condition at a Greensboro hospital. No charges were filed immediately as police continued the investigation.
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Fire damages Wilson Bank in Wilson NC
Fire of undetermined origin broke out in the basement of the First National Bank here Saturday and muted the burglar alarm. Firefighters faced heavy smoke and inaccessible access to reach the blaze.
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Wilcun, NC
Unio Naional
Weather Outlook For Carolinas With Warm Unsettled Period
North Carolina remains warm with sun and highs around the mid 80s to low 90s. Partly cloudy conditions Sunday and Monday bring widely scattered afternoon and evening thunderstorms. South Carolina expects similar heat with scattered storms and generally fair skies.
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Explorer Scouts Outdoor Exercise Opens in Linville Gorge
Charlotte Paul Banyan leads an Explorer Scouts outdoor exercise in the Linville Gorge Area North Curling, set to start next weekend. The event highlights youth activity and field training in rugged terrain near Linville.
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