Miss USA contestant Maria Remenyi from California
Maria Judith Remenyi, 20, born in Denmark and raised in Hungary, was named Miss USA in the 15th pageant. She is a UC Berkeley student majoring in physics and aims for a doctorate, with plans to use the $3,000 prize to fund education and a trip to Hawaii, while aiming for Miss Universe.
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Negroes urged to form political parties for power
SNCC leader Stokely Carmichael urged Black voters to form their own political parties rather than chase integration. He argued real representation is blocked in major parties, advocating local power bases from cotton fields to urban ghettos. He recounted forming Lowndes County’s all Negro third party.
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Primaries Sprint in Salute Day Political Fight
This week brings decisive primaries for both Democrats and Republicans in Salute Day politics with many offices at stake. City Editor Ray Dmisan provides a round up of candidates and sought offices on Page 12.
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Drownings and Wrecks Claim Multiple Lives in NC Weekend
The Associated Press reports fourteen people died in North Carolina over the weekend including two drownings and several highway crashes. Victims include J Oscar Norris, 50, Sneads Ferry. Dean Osment, 18, Mountally. Alphonso Hodge, 33, Winston-Salem. and multiple highway fatalities among Asheville, Durham, Garner, and Nash County residents. The highway toll rises to 58 for the year, 40 more than last year at this time.
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Asheville
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Durham
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Lincoln County
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Nash County
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Kennedy opposes Eisenhower plan to move nuclear weapons
Senate remarks by Robert Kennedy denounce Ike’s proposal to transfer nuclear arms to European allies as dangerous and a betrayal of U.S. responsibility. He and Mickenrooper Symington and others warn such moves could provoke a Soviet response, complicate NATO, and risk broader regional tensions.
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Daring Game Kills Child in Thames Death Dare
Police charge 11-year-old boy in connection with the death of eight-year-old Ian Cawls in a river near the Thames foreshore. Detectives say the game known as the chicken ten involved rival gangs daring youths to be bound and left as the tide falls, with the objective to escape before the tide rises.
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Television Emmy Night Highlights and Humble Tributes
Stars laughed and cried as the Emmy ceremony unfolded with moments from NBC CBS and ABC. Dick Van Dyke Mary Tyler Moore and Barbara Stanwyck led wins while Paul Davis honored his late wife Alice Pearce with emotion and Bill Cosby praised NBC for backing his hit show.
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McNamara softens image amid wartime and campus debate
Secretary of defense Robert McNamara, seen as a hard management figure, gave two speeches in five days that showed a gentler, idealistic side. He argued military hardware alone cannot ensure security, defended freedom of dissent on campus, and urged public discussion of national service while praising the human brain and computing power. He also warned against mass personalization and fascism as he spoke at Chatham College and before editors in Montreal.
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Cigarettes Hijacked From Truck Over Weekend
Police said a truck carrying about 106000 dollars worth of cigarettes from P Lorillard Sons North Carolina and destined for the Boston Taunton Transportation Co was hijacked. The empty trailer was abandoned near Everett found early in day by New Haven Railroad police who assess the value and note the trailer could ride on a railroad flat car.
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New Haven
Junta Seizes Da Nang as Hue Tensions Mount
Rebel forces collapse in Da Nang, giving the US-backed government control of Vietnam's second-largest city. Mayor Nguyen Van Van is captured. In Hue and Saigon, Buddhist and anti-American protests flare, with rioters attacking a convoy and a Chinese city tenement blast causing deaths. Authorities weigh actions against Hue as Saigon braces for the government congress.
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