Costs Rise As Households Feed The Family
The Associated Press reports that 1960s food prices keep climbing with a near seven percent rise in a typical weekly shop. Meats show sharper gains while broad food costs barely edge up. comparisons between the AP budget brigade and government checkers show similar overall bills across 12 cities, with Cleveland cheapest and San Francisco/highest in the AP survey, and Boston leading the government index. Households seek savings by bargain-hunting and list‑based shopping amid persistent inflation.
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Buddhist self immolations rock South Vietnam crisis
In Hue and Dalat Buddhist monks and a nun self immolate amid protests over U S support for Ngo Dinh Diem's regime. Monks led appeals to halt acts of self sacrifice while officials report the driest crisis provides no evidence of orchestrated action by leadership. The wave follows clamped protests and a government crackdown as more suicides occur in Hue Dalat and Saigon.
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Democrats May Face Special Session After Election
Washington AP reports that Democrats could push for a post election special session if House losses occur, with up to 15 seats potentially shifting power. Johnson advisers weigh adjournment timing as many incumbents seek re election, while fear of political fallout delays action on Great Society bills.
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Rain Brings Fish to Cranbrook Park in Heavy Rain
Flooding rain in Cranbrook caused a downtown park to swarm with trout washed from a river into storm sewers. An inch of rain sent fish into the park where children gathered them for dinner, with many trout reaching about 12 inches in length.
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Bomb Blast In Phone Booth At Subway Station
In New York a bomb exploded in a telephone booth near a municipal building by City Hill injuring two people. Carrie Wanguty, 38, of Brooklyn, sustained a serious eye injury from glass while others were lightly hurt. doctors removed fragments and expect further treatment.
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Scott Tells Graduates If We Rest We Rust
Lt Gov Tahort W Sell urged Girton College graduates to stay active, warning rest leads to rust. He compared rest to stagnation and urged students to pursue excellence, noting many park beside their failures yet deserve success. Gaston College awarded 125 degrees and NC senior colleges await fall commencements as Ian College winds up spring term.
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Twenty Die On North Carolina Highways Memorial Weekend
North Carolina recorded 20 traffic deaths during the three day Memorial Day weekend from Friday to Monday. Two drownings and two fire related fatalities were among the toll, with a head on collision north of Winton killing two, and another crash near Dunn claiming three. Names identified include Rebecca Noggard and Clifford Galling, both 20s, along with Lanon McMillan and James McMillen, ages 34 and 8, from Dunn area. Authorities cited state motor club forecasts aligning with the grim count.
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Gemini 9 Launch Sets World Space Effort in Motion
Cape Kennedy readies for Gemini 9 mission with Titan and Atlas rockets. Air Force Col Tamas P. Staf ford and Navy Lt. Cmdr. AL Cernan lead pilots as spacecraft aims for a three day earth orbit. Weather expected to cooperate for Cape Kennedy launch. A Surveyor craft will attempt lunar landing while Cernan prepares a space walk ahead.
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Surveyor Alters Moon Landing Course For Safer Touchdown
From Pasadena California Associate Press science writer Ralph Dighton reports Surveyor is adjusting its descent toward a smoother landing site on the moon. The 2200 pound craft aims for the Sea of Storms with a revised 200 mile offset path and a planned 20 second rocket burn to finalize the approach, while engineers study possible antenna and gravity shift issues.
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Clement Makes Bid For Senate
NASMLLN Tenn AP Gov Frank Clement announces he will seek the Democratic nomination for the U S Senate challenging incumbent Ross Bass. Clement, 42, former Tennessee governor, cites a bid for a different outcome after Bass defeated him for the unexpired Kefauver term. Clement notes he cannot succeed himself and will turn 43 Thursday.
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Over 500 Lose Lives In Wrecks Memorial Day Toll Rises
The death toll on America's roads climbs during the three day Memorial Day period with 519 lives lost by Monday midnight. California records the most deaths. Somerset Kentucky reports the worst accident in a three car crash. the period compares to prior major holidays and forecasts suggest continued high fatalities.
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Pony delays flight at Seattle airport chase
A pony wandered onto the airport apron and taxiway at Seattle Tacoma airport, prompting a security and fire crew response in four cars. The animal was chased and delayed one minute before being removed from the area.
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