Negro Pastor of All White Church Retires
STAFFORD Conn - The Rev Dr Roland Heacock, a Black pastor leading an all white Staffordville Congregational Church for eight years, retires at 65. He recalls pushing race relations and notes nations’ coverage of his arrival, plans further lectures in Little Rock and Montgomery before returning to New Milford with his family.
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Three Wrecks Blamed on Icy Lincoln County Highways
Three single car wrecks occurred Saturday in Lincoln County as ice coated roads led to six injuries. In Keepsville road accident, Ruth Bost Brawley Finley W Brawley and Virginia Ruth Brawley of Jacksonville Florida suffered injuries and were hospitalized. Ida Morrison Smith of Cherryville also injured when her car overturned on ice on Highway 150 near Lincolnton. Nearby, Margie Clark Edwards and John Thomas Edwards of Shelby sustained leg and shoulder injuries after a second icy skid.
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Jap Premier Faces Big Political Threat
Tokyo reports Prime Minister Nobusuke Kishi faces his most serious political threat in 19 months as three cabinet members resist his leadership. Dissidents in his pro Western party demand more top posts as Kishi pushes a police powers bill amid leftist demonstrations.
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Danville Building Destroyed By Fire
A wind whipped fire destroyed much of a three story building in Danville’s business district Sunday night, burning for nearly three hours. The blaze began in Tonys Place, a small restaurant, and spread to seven nearby businesses. Fire departments battled the flames but the interior suffered extensive damage.
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Fire Forces Evacuation At Topeka Hospital Wing
Topeka State Mental Hospital evacuated after Sunday fire in a wing and Schewels Furniture Store nearby. One fireman injured by flying glass as a plate glass window exploded. Loss estimated from damage to merchandise and building materials in the block, with patients moved to other hospital sections for treatment and safety.
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New Drug Reverses Pregnancy In Dogs
Yale pathologist reports a drug named malacidin can reverse canine pregnancy by causing embryo absorption into the bloodstream. Tested on dogs from day 10 to 42, it did not abort but ends gestation. Discovery by Dr. Ivan Parfentjev. potential veterinary boon for unwanted puppies.
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Berliner Arrested for Suspected Spy Role
Berlin report says Dr. Kurt Werner, 59, head of the economic section of the League of Free Jurists, a West Berlin private intelligence group, was arrested on suspicion of being a Communist spy. Police allege he knew underground East contacts and may have provided secret police information.
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Pravda Blasts Western Currency Changes
Moscow dispatch says Pravda uses words like economic storm and trade war to describe weekend shifts in Western Europe currency rules. London correspondent notes French devaluation surprised Britain and that Britain aims to delay pound convertibility until spring seeking economic revival, while Paris moved ahead.
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Pinkney Station Girl Struck by Automobile
A five year old Pinkney Station girl named Sherry Ann Kelly was hit by a car on U.S. Highway 321 in South Gastonia near Garrison General Hospital Saturday afternoon. She sustained cuts and facial bruises but was not seriously injured. The driver, Darria Davis of York County, said the girl darted into the street from G C Robinson's Store. Witnesses supported the account. no charges were filed. The incident occurred about 2:45 p.m.
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New British Balloon Plans Atlantic Crossing
London reports a plan to float a 46-foot balloon named Small World from Canary Islands to Barbados in the West Indies carrying four Britons. The voyage, sponsored by the London Daily Mail, uses Lloyds insurance radio messages and is last heard December 17. Officials consider a hoax report from Venezuela about a landing.
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Scientists Propose Lab Wheel In Space
Scientists from Lockheed Missile Systems Division propose a 500 mile high space wheel laboratory. The project envisions a five spoke wheel built in orbit for a crew of 10 for six months, powered by nuclear energy at a cost over two billion dollars. An Astro log would assemble and capture the compartments as they launch, forming the wheel with a recoveryable first stage and a plan to return crew via a glide reentry vehicle.
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Lockheed Missile Systems Division
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American Association For Advancement of Science
Ring Champ Held On Dope Charges
World welterweight boxing champion Don Jordan was arrested in Los Angeles on narcotics possession charges after a car stop. Four companions, including two other boxers, were detained. a crushed marijuana cigarette was allegedly found in the back seat. Jordan, 24, denied knowledge of the contraband and posted $1,000 bail.
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George Chavez
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Grange Youth Wins 2 Honors In State Conference
Fair Bluff North Carolina Carlyle Humphrey of Robeson County won two honors at the State Grange Youth Conference. He was elected state president and named State Tango Boy of 1933. Carolina Settle of Elkin also earned two honors, named State Grange Girl of 1958 and elected state secretary. Others include Ashley Humphrey as vice president Amos McLamb as chaplain and France Lewis as editor.
Reds Battle Arms In German Defense
The Soviet Union warned that any provocation in West Berlin could trigger a major war as Pravda reported it today in the defense of East Germany. Khrushchev urged Western acceptance of a plan to quit West Berlin and turn it into a disarmed free city.
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Ground Crew Off For Byrd Station Camp Rockford Planned
Ground party from Little America sails to establish a U S auxiliary base 160 miles toward Byrd Station. The camp nicknamed Camp Rockford honors Rear Admiral George Dufek. Led by Chief Petty Officer Lawrence Allemand the Seabee team hails from Lockport Louisiana. A Tokyo wedding in Crown Prince Akihiro and Miss Michiko is set for April.
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Bonn Makes Money Available To France
West Germany's National Bank will provide 60 million dollars to France to assist currency reform, with more nations contributing. A government spokesman declined to name other countries or total figures while note of a December ACP report deadline for farmers who received materials last September. Farmers must file ACP reports by the deadline or their September funds must be refunded and no extra disbursement will be issued.
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Librarians Complete Course at Lees McRae College
Two Gaston Memorial Hospital medical records librarian interns earned diplomas from Lees McRae College after a six month internship. Miss Carol Sale of Morth Wilkeshare and Miss Betty Lou Miller of West Jefferson completed the program and Sale will work as Memorial’s outpatient department secretary.
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Less McRae College
Carol Sale
Morth Wilkeshare
Betty Lou Miller
West Jefferson
Gaston Memorial
Lees McRae
Babson’s Public Image and Educational Ventures Highlighted
The article details Thomas Babson’s extensive ventures from Babson Institute for Men to Webber College of Women and a Midwest Institute of Business Administration in Kansas. It notes his leadership in the Gravity Research Foundation and his influence on readers’ interest in practical business problems and economic cycles.
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New Hampshire
Hulk-sized apple bin aids Tacoma harvests
Apples toted in a new 26 928 bushel capacity bin streamline orchard and warehouse work. Drone interception note recalls November 1951 Nike-Ajax success destroying a B 17 drone target in Washington.
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Washington
Army
49 Ways to Make Your Marriage More Exciting
Reader's Digest January issue offers 49 practical suggestions from a brainstorming session of happily married people to rekindle romance. The feature promises ideas to put spring into a relationship and includes 35 other entertaining articles available at newsstands.
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Three Generations Celebrate Birthday in Oakland
Aaron Levy, 74, of San Francisco shared a December 27 birthday with his son Harry, 23, and grandson David, one day late, as the trio marked a triple birthday at the Oakland home.
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