Queens College plans integration amid board approval
The 105 year old Queens College will admit Negro students next September under a policy of complete forthrightness with all applicants. President Walker cited ethics and leadership in push for integration, with the aim of a single standard admissions process.
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Break-In At East School Yields No Leads
Belmon t investigators report no leads in weekend break-in at East School thefts included two syringes four small quantities of quicksilver and forty vials of novacaine. entry via window entry described as professional job with ice cream machine nearby. police Ben Willis and Elowyn Davidson noted thieves knew exactly what they sought. continue to search for clues and possible county connections.
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Shouts Save All but Two Girls in Dormitory Fire
At Central Wesleyan College in Central South Carolina a dormitory blaze claimed two coeds while alert student Carollyn Mattern of Atlantis Georgia alerted others by shouting Fire. The fire gutted the three story building after midnight. Delays by a fire truck crossing a rail line and low water pressure hindered firefighting efforts as students prepared to depart for Christmas break.
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Gazette masthead 1940s style page lineups and policy note
The Gastonia Gazette page shows masthead and staff with roles including publisher editor county editor and sports editor. It lists office address 2282 W Kingston Ave and contact UN 4-1793. A note states postal regulations require advance subscription payments and carrier advance contracts with the Gazette Publishing Company not responsible for advance payments.
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Robbery Case Sparks Footprint Probe on Feant Pagel
Report claims four cats stolen in a federal case linked to Hastings. A taxi driver retells a near-fatal robbery as police investigate footprints to locate suspects. Hastings faces charges including resisting arrest and driving with a suspended license.
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Hastings
Cold Spell Lingers Across Carolina Mountains, Coast
The Associated Press reports continued cold with cloudy skies and near freezing lows in the mountains, 20s to 32 in coastal cities. Snow flurries possible in the mountains Sunday as forecasts call for colder conditions across North and South Carolina with varied cloudiness and light winds.
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Wilmington
Four More Arrested In Burglary Ring
Police say seven suspects are held for investigation after a string of break ins including six safe robberies at Gastonia area businesses. One suspect cooperates, confessing to 17 burglaries. A mink stole and jewelry were recovered. officers credited plainclothes detectives for the case.
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Gastonia
Avon
Moore
Stewart
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Little Chet Restaurant
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Star Bright Cleaners
Caralina Brush Co
City Furniture
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Colonial Inc Co
Akers Sales Co
Cain's Women's Apparel
Carolina Brush Co
Eell
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Charles Ferguson
Bolick
Charles Bell
G. C. Bates
Shuford Dies Former U S Representative in N C
ASHEVILLE N C (AP) Former U S Representative George A Shuford died at 5 45 am at his home after a stroke earlier in the week He served the First District in Congress for three terms and was 67 years old at death He had been in a coma since Sunday.
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Kennedy aims for lunar rover funds and NATO strategy
A fragmented report recounts President Kennedy seeking funds for the Rover lunar engine project and a White House trip to Los Alamos, with milestones toward a Moon landing in the 1970s. It notes NATO planning to boost conventional firepower in Europe and a high-level delegation to Paris in December 1945 to advance U S defense goals.
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NATO Hesitates to Bolster Forces as Cuba Crisis Cools
U S officials at a NATO session say forces in central Europe remain at current levels with five full strength American divisions ready. No rush from Britain France or Benelux to add divisions beyond Germany’s 1963 pledge. U.S. submarines and missiles stand, contingent on allied control, while no NATO nuclear force is planned despite ongoing debate. The talks aim to assess the Cuban crisis and gauge allied roles in the nuclear age.
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Nehru Says Red Chinese Seek Civil Posts in India
NEWH DELHI AP Nehru said China wants to keep civil posts in Indian territory while withdrawing armed forces from the northeast. He cited McMahon line disputes and noted China’s insistence on posts near the border. He described the border as 100 miles south of the McMahon line in places and said the Chinese aims include remote civil posts rather than full withdrawal.
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Eighth Greater Boston Area slaying shocks suburbs
Police in Winthrop report Margriet Cadigan 17 found dead Friday night in her home. Detectives say death looks like homicide with neck wound and possible strangulation. Earlier victims include several women in the area linked to hospitals or nursing work. Authorities fear a serial killer may be at large.
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