Earl Warren at 75 Not Ready to Retire
Longtime Chief Justice Earl Warren, age 75, shows no urge to leave the Supreme Court. He backs a proposed compulsory retirement age for all public officials and remains active, greeting a celebratory party hosted by his daughter. Warren’s 1953 tenure has seen landmark rulings and strong critiques alike.
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Barry Schweid
Wasitiington
Fort Warren
United States
Congress
Supreme Court
Washington
Warren
Oakland
Virginia
John Charles Daly
Chicf
Dwight D. Eisenhower
California
Reynolds Cancels Cigarette Price Increase
New York reports Reynolds Tobacco Co canceled a planned 40 cent per thousand wholesale price hike on Camels Winston Salem Tempo Cavalier and other brands. The rollback followed White House pressure to curb inflation and reduce consumer price rises. Reynolds stock fell sharply on the New York Stock Exchange. Other tobacco firms were noted to be studying or had already raised prices this week.
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Reynolds Co
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Brandon
Tempo
Cavalier
Reynalds
United States
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New York Stock Ck Exchange
Otter
Beeen
American Tobacco
Liggett & Myers
Two Women Die In High Speed Mount Airy Wreck
In Mount Airy North Carolina two women died Friday night when a car fleeing police at high speed crashed into the rear of another vehicle. The Highway Patrol identified the victims as Phairie Shutt Thompson 34 of Rt. 1 Mount Airy and Jean Carrol Shuff 18 of Mount Airy. The pursuing officer’s vehicle is described in the patrol report.
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Mount Airy
N.C
Highway Patrol
Phairie Shutt Thompson
Rt. 1
Jean Carrol Shuff
Sholf Gird
Green and Worth $725 Puzzle Offer
A Sunday Gazelle puzzle offer promises a $725 prize for a correct solution to the Wits puzzle. Read the Woran’s section, collect Au, and mail a postcard by Wednesday midnight for a chance to win. The ad showcases Saint Patrick green as a themed cue.
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St. Patrick Green
Griffith To Manage Newspapers Griffith To Manage Newspapers
Griffith to manage The Charlotte News and The Charlotte Observer as general manager. Knight Publishing Co announces Griffith will oversee business operations, succeeding J E Dowd who died March 12. Editorial leaders stay under C A McKnight and Perry E Morgan. Griffith, former associate publisher, has long service with Knight papers and civic roles. named chair of the governors Urban Affairs Committee by Gov Dan Moore.
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Brodier
Griffith
Char-lotte News
Charlotte Observer
Knight Publishing Co
James L. Knight
J. E. Dowd
Observer
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Tie
Charlotte Chamber of Commerce
Red Cross, Family and Children's Service
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Charlotte Merchants Association
United Community Services
Knight Newspapers, Inc
Saluda
D.C
Erskine College
Dan Moore
Governors Urban Affairs Committes
AWOL Soldier Hid In Tunnel Found By Agents
LAPD and federal agents recovered a young man absent without leave from the Army since June 11. He was hiding in a tunnel dug in the cellar of his mother's home in Hanover Township. The tunnel, four feet wide and deep, was concealed beneath a large rock in the basement. The man, identified as Sam es Wedmond, 22, was taken into custody Friday in the same dwelling owned by Dorothy Andrejka.
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Oy Hanover
Dorothy Andrejka
Lincoln blaze destroys Withers Body Shop and damages Park Elementary
A fire near Lincoln ton from an overheated air compressor at Withers Body Shop ignited racking, a Paynes fertilizer rafters, and a pickup. The blaze heavily damaged the boy show site on N Poplar St, leveled a nearby truck, scorched Park Elementary School, and injured firefighter Jerry Bailiff. About 60 firemen fought the three-day flames, evacuating the area as crews battled explosions from lacquer thinner and paint thinner.
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Janelie Gly
Lincolnton
Withers Body
Peeler Fertieer and Feed Co
Hare Kriday
Paynes
Pevler
Lo Me
Hiebert Heeler
Park
Jerry Bailiff
Thee
Cre
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Roger City
Ton Volieer
Ube Lincolhtmn
Harold Withers
Furmer
Lacker
Perler
Bechilve Af
Withers
Candidate Won’t Pay Filing Fee Sparks Ballot Fight
Elkin North Carolina candidate Bardgley asserts third party Salvation Party to seek U S Senate, claiming political parties should seek divine guidance. He failed to pay the filing fee by the Friday deadline, argues the fee unconstitutional, and his party lacks legal status, so his name cannot appear on the ballot. Bardgley, a Guilford County former representative now in Elkin, says he believes running for office is a basic freedom.
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N. G
AM — Pon Bardgley
U.S. Senate
Dnedimo
Seould
Badgley
North Elkin
Demorral 2
Everet Torcan
House of Representatives
Guilford County
Gar Bubernatoviat
Yadkin Couty
Winston-Salem
Tax Free Home For Exchange In Arp Texas
The Chamber of Commerce of Arp Texas offered the New York Stock Exchange a tax free home. Arp would provide a downtown area with tax relief for 10 years and even rename a street Wall Street to suit the exchange. Industrial foundation head Mitchell said the town would back the plan.
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New York Stock Exchange
Texas
Chamber of Commerce
Populaion
Arp
Mitchell
Chamber's Industrial Foundation
Wall Street
Patsch to Leave Post as Memorial Hospital Collection Manager
James Brown confirms Patsch will resign as collection manager at Tina Lon Memorial Hospital after twelve years, effective April 1. Patsch says resignation tendered a month ago and hints at internal friction affecting timing while noting he will remain in Gastonia. Memorial has grown over his 42 years, and a new county hospital may replace Memorial, with voters set to decide on $124 million in bonds on April 5.
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Tinalon Memorial Hospital
Moapital
James Brown
Patsch
Antiew
Guston County
Growt Mitni
Bain
Memorial
Four die in Hookerton area car crash fatality
Arthur Linwood Jones, 23, of Snow Hill, was killed Friday night when a car he was riding in drove off a rural paved road and overturned near Hookerton in Greene County. Four other occupants were thrown from the car and injured.
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Hookerton
N.C
Arthur Linwood Jones
Rt 2
Snow Hill
Gréete
Caudle Tops Field in North Carolina Democratic Congressional Race
T Lamar Caudle of Wadesboro, released after a tax case, seeks the Eighth District Democratic nomination facing Charlotte lawyer Jatin Plumides as Republican Charles R. Jonas looms.Other contenders fil ed before the deadline include Bill Crewe and several in Fourth Fifth Third Sixth and Ninth districts with multiple primary races shaping up. Caudle’s bid follows a 1962 pardon and Johnson pardon history, as party contests intensify across NC.
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Viicay
de Flucey
Vtehour
Caudle
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Hidde
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Ballies
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Cooley
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Durham
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Seolt
Fepublican
Fred Steele
Walker
David N. Henderson
Wallace
Chalk Jr
Morehead City
Dan Jonel
Goldscorn
Lynda Hamilton Hosts Starry Hollywood Birthday Party
A star studded birthday gathering in Hollywood honors Lynda Bird Johnson on her 22nd birthday. Guests included George Hamilton, Eddie Fisher, Tony Curtis, Greer Garson, Glenn Ford, Natalie Wood, Lucille Ball, Cyd Charisse, and more as Secret Service screens the guest list. The party culminated with a late night visit to The Daisy discotheque with the couple seen arriving around midnight.
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Lynd
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Secret Service
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Natalie Wood
Red Buttons
Lucille Ball
Gary Marton
Lizbeth Scott
Tony Martin
Cyd Charisse
Lynda
Patdle
Fisher
Daisy
Sacrel Sergica
Two Powers To Swap Artists In New US Soviet Pact
Washington AP reports after a three day delay the United States says it is prepared to sign a new US Soviet cultural exchange agreement. The deal would allow one form of exchange for students teachers artists and entertainers. Officials cited outstanding points and timing before formal signing.
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United States
Soviet Union
State Department
Robert McCloskey
Wook
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Army Picks Local Lady For Award
Mrs. Shave Miles was named “Worn in the Year” by the local Salvation Army Home League. The recognition came during the annual Home League rally in Charlotte attended by members from Gastonia. Principal speaker was Mrs. Commissioner Glenn Ryan of Atlanta. Attendees from Gastonia included Clara Privette, Mary Dellinger, Kerki Green, Grace Miles, Cora Annoua, Toyee Mose, Billie Ivenphries, Ruby Keller, Ruby Hall, Lizzie Smith and others.
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Toyee Mose
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Aunes Pal Ruby Keller
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Sowell
Lizzie Smith
Inne Aohnson
Friede Awaiting Sentence in Manslaughter Plea
Robert Friede 25 son of Moses Annenberg pleaded guilty to second degree manslaughter in the heroin induced death of Celeste Crenshaw. He admitted injecting heroin but said he did not intend to cause her death. Crenshaw's body was found Feb 7 in a car trunk. Friede, a trust income recipient, faces up to 16 years. sentencing set for April in State Supreme Court.
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Gravidson
Moses Annenberg
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Rayleigh
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Friede
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Weide
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Hadeen
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Mus
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Jaffe
Evelyn Almenberg
Triangle Publications
Triangle
Ue Theiter
Philadelphia Daily News
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Seventeen Magazine
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Manhattan
Astronauts Return From Gemini 8 Mission at Cape Kennedy
Neil Armstrong and David Scott landed at Cape Kennedy aboard an Air Force jet after an eight hour flight from Haven. The crew, joined by Wally Schirra and Frank Borman, greeted by NASA and Air Force officials, faced a tense recovery as Gemini 8 linked with the Agena tonight.
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