Plucked From Ocean Near Florida Keys
Four men from South Carolina and a Key West resident were plucked from the Atlantic 40 miles off the Florida Keys after a fishing trip began Wednesday. They survived 4 to 7 foot seas and 15 to 25 knot winds, were picked up by the freighter New Yorker, and reported in good condition.
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Darlington
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Alligator Reef
Olin Seeks Space Training School in South Carolina
Senator Johnston said he will push a proposal for an astronaut training school connected to space efforts in South Carolina. He plans to discuss with President Kennedy in Washington and is exploring locating a space industry in the Piedmont region as a regional space academy precedent.
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Elon Cagers Escape Injury in Train Collision
Five members of the Elon College basketball team narrowly avoided injury when their stalled car jumped and was struck by a train near the game site on Saturday night. The vehicle stopped on the tracks as the team was en route to a game against Frederick College, and occupants leapt to safety just before the car was demolished by an approaching empty freight car. The incident occurred about 7 am near the game location.
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1964 In Sight Jonas urges early 1964 run
Chairman Jonas told 1969 General Assembly Republicans that the best time to start running for 1964 is now. The Mecklenburg delegation, J Herman Saxon and others attended a lunch conference with about 120 party officials. Osteen presided as minority leader and pledged fair redistricting. supporters hailed GOP gains and statewide stature.
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Wilkes
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Yadkin
Wall Forest College Receives Grants for First Computer
WF College in Winston-Salem gains about 55,000 in grants from the Mary Reynolds Babcock Foundation and the National Science Foundation to order its first computer. The IBM educational allowance covers most of the roughly 125,000 cost, aiding teaching and research as Reynolds Hall is converted for computer usage. Linda Rinchnman, a Colorado Women's College freshman, is pictured with the bathtub incident unrelated to the grant news.
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NSF
Babcock Foundation
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International Business Machines Company
Colorado Women's College
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Jane Rinchman
Linda
Peteo Cur
Relay satellite power delay forces postponement of tests
A power supply drain aboard the Relay satellite caused NASA to postpone an extensive set of experiments planned for the Christmas television program. Officials cited a probable short circuit in the 172-pound craft’s electrical gear and said the delay may affect the communications relay as it orbits Earth.
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Flelay
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United States seeks Munro dismissal from Hungary role
United States officials plan to urge the General Assembly to dismiss Sir Leslie Munro of New Zealand as U N representative on Hungary. A resolution would move the Hungary question to Secretary General Thant and could keep the issue from being revisited next year. The U S delegation reports fatigue with annual debates as Soviet forces remain in Hungary.
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Soviet Union
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New York
General Assembly
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Munro
Indians Advance From Bomdila in Himalayan Push
Dispatches describe Indian officials moving into Bomdila in the Northeast Frontier Agency, confirming Chinese forces felt the cease-fire, while 30 civilians entered the town. The report notes broader regional unrest and follows a pattern of postwar border tensions and political shifts.
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Indla
Bomdila
Elgit
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Himalayan
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Romig
Pre-Winter Blast Bows To Warming In Florida Crops
Unseasonable cold gripped the eastern U S with a killing frost in Florida threatening a major crop loss. A warming trend followed as Northeastern states thawed and crews, including workers airlifted from Jamaica, fought to salvage frost damaged citrus. Florida Citrus Mutual warned some of an estimated 54 million boxes of Valencia oranges may still be salvaged, while farmers faced long term fruit damage and job losses in migrant camps.
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Florida
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Florida Citrus Mutual
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Kennedy seeks tax cuts split by election cycle in Congress
President Kennedy proposes tax reductions while facing a lengthy congressional battle. House Ways and Means Chair Wilbur Mills casts doubt on immediate tax cuts and favors consolidating revisions into a single bill. Meanwhile, weather notes for North and South Carolina and obituaries from North Carolina communities accompany the political report.
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Ways and Means Committee
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Economic Club
New York
Peking Broadcasts Halted By Moscow Reports
Broad casting Corp. reported that Moscow stopped relaying Radio Peking Russian language broadcasts. The action appears linked to worsening Chinese Soviet relations. Programs were carried in the Soviet Union on Monday Wednesday and Saturday. Saturday’s slot was replaced by a talk on the Strategic Air Command head Maldive Islands.
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Obituary for Howell E N Howell in Greenville South Carolina
EB 6 Howell E N Howell died Saturday afternoon in a Greenville hospital. The body is being returned for services, with arrangements incomplete at McLean and Son Funeral Home. Survived by brother G Allan Howell of Gastonia. four sisters Brady Johnson, Mrs Charles Cloninger, Mildred Howell, and John O Withers Jr, all of Gastonia. Family will be at Miss Howell's home 719 5 Low St.
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Mrs Hitchcock Succumbs At 79 In Washington
Omaha world Herald reports Mrs Gilben M Hitchcock widow of the US senator who founded the newspaper died Saturday in Washington. She was 79 and had long been associated with civic and charitable work in Omaha. The tragedy marks the passing of a prominent figure in Nebraska’s political and social circles.
Postal Regulations Impose Prepaid Subscriptions at Gas tonia Gazet te
The Gastonia Gazette announces postal rules require all mail subscriptions prepaid. Carrier deliveries are contractual, with rates shown for local and distance areas. Subscription details list price options and payment terms, urging readers to remit in advance to avoid service disruption.
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