Redistricting in North Carolina Senate Faces Decision
A legislative committee in North Carolina will decide this week how to advance redistricting measures to align the State Senate with 1960 population. Chairman Staton P. Williams said subcommittees may be formed to study bills already filed after a hearing on five of six proposals and potential hearings on the remaining plan that would base one house on population and the other on area, amending the state constitution.
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North Carolina State Senate
Staton P. Williams
Senate Legislative Representation Committee
Williams
General Assembly
Congress
Body of Student Found After 11 Day Search
Searchers located Theodore Jr a 19 year old Maury River student near Rock Bridge Baths after an 11 day hunt. He was last seen on March 13 while using an inner tube in the flooded river. A graveside service is planned in Pelham New York with memorials already held.
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Lexington
Theodore Jr
Lexington Rescue Squad
Maury River
Rockbridge Baths
VALUE pattern sale for wardrobe patterns and freebies
A newspaper ad promotes Printed Pattern 4933 for smaller and fuller figures with sizes 12 to 20. It offers yardage guidance, price 16 cents and 15 cents for pattern mailing, plus a coupon for a free pattern and details for ordering.
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West Re Shen Yori
N.Y
Three Story Fall Fatal to Worker in Richmond
George A. Kalopodes, 42, died after a three story fall while repairing a bank air conditioning system in Richmond. He succumbed about two hours after the accident at a local hospital.
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Richmond
George A. Kalopodes
Federal
Kalopodes
Operator Dies as Crane Overturns in Pearisburg
A Rosenthal Corp. operator from East McDowell Kentucky was killed when a large crane he operated overturned at the old Vir steel site in Pearisburg. Walker Moore, 51, Cleveland Ohio firm employee, was identified as the deceased.
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Pearisburg
East McDowell
Walker Moore
Rosenthal Corp
Cleveland
Ohio
Ike's Son Asks To Leave Army
Lt. Col. John Eisenhower, son of General Eisenhower, requests to leave the Army after less than 19 years of service. Authorities say he will be ineligible for separation pay or retirement benefits due to not reaching 20 years. Announcement made to the Gettysburg Times. reasons withheld but imply a shift to publishing work, with acceptance of resignation pending.
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Gettysburg
John 8. Eis
Son of War College
Eisenhower
Army
Gettysburg Times
Returning a Fraternity Pin After Regret
A reader asks how to handle returning a fraternity pin. The advice is to return the pin to the giver and express gratitude for the offer, but state you do not want to wear such a symbol now.
South Korea Junta Rejects Peace Talks
South Korea's military government rejects proposals for peace talks as the junta faces pressure over possible talks. Reports say the regime has moved more troops, built new roads, and shows no sign of seeking a settlement.
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South Korea
Seoul
Orto
U2 Flight Origins Debate in Parliament Remarks
The discussion centers on whether U2 flights originate from U S administered Okinawa or Formosa where Nationalist Chinese air force operates some U2s. Prime Minister Nehru told India's Parliament on Saturday he.
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U.s.-Administered
Okinawa
Formosa
Nehru
India
Cabinet members fired in Kazakh surge over corruption
In Kazakhstan five Cabinet ministers were dismissed on Premier orders amid rising corruption charges and declining grain harvests blamed on dishonesty and mismanagement. In Cairo an Algerian delegation pressed Arab unity talks with UAR Iraq and Syria, as Algeria may join a three way federation.
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Cairo
Ahmed Ben Bella
United Arab Republic
Iraq
Syria
U.A.R
Algeria
Regime totters in Guatemala amid guerrilla and sabotage threats
Guerrilla operations sabotage and terrorism imperil the anti Communist regime of President Miguel Ydigoras Fuentes. The conservative leader governs Central America in opposition to Cuba's Prime Minister Fidel Castro.
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Guatemala
Miguel Ydigoras Fuentes
Ydigoras
Cuba
Fidel
Castro Exiled P Jacobo Fret Aich at Gracey
McFadden said on a taped television show that exiled politician Jacobo Castro would use new automation to train 500 workers as electronic technicians at Gracey. The plan emphasizes industrial automation and workforce training to bolster local industry.
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Jacobo
Gracey
McFadden
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