Importance Of Textiles To Economy Of Carolinas Stressed
Frederick B. Dent of Spartanburg told the Charlotte Textile Club that 53 percent of South Carolina’s industrial workers hold textile jobs. He warned a weak year for textiles hurts the broader economy and noted potential job losses in North Carolina due to import competition. Dent urged debate on trade policy and pending bills to preserve the industry while expanding overseas opportunities.
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American Textile Manufacturers' Institute
Frederick B. Dent
Spartanburg
S.C
Charlotte Textile Club
South Carolina
Northmans
Dent
Bureau of Employment Security Research
U.S
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Piureigie Textile I Pradsots
Au Walent
U.S. Tariff Commission
Jahnson
House of
Congress
Duke President Proposes Ban on Disruptive Picketing
Duke University President Douglas M Knight announced a policy banning disruptive picketing and demonstrations to preserve a climate for free expression. Violators may face separation from the university while peaceful protest remains allowed. The rule targets actions that disrupt operations or threaten public order and safety. Knight cites two campus incidents, including a November 13 seven hour protest by Black students and delays to military recruiters, as justification for the measure.
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N.C
Duke University
Douglas M. Knight
Dr. Knight
Duke
Knight
McGee urges silence on North Vietnam peace talks
Senator Gale McGee former Johnson ally urged Vietnam critics to keep discreet about possible North Vietnamese peace feelers. He spoke in Portsmouth, warning that public missteps could jeopardize face-to-face talks as diplomats probe possible ceasefire paths.
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Gale McGre
D-Wyo
North Vietnam
McGee
Portsmouth Chamber of Commerce
Johnson
Vietnam
Hanoi
U.S
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Loan Approved For Two Dorms At Univ Of North Carolina
Washington AP reports a $1.7 million housing loan approved for two new dormitories at the University of North Carolina at Charlotte. Each building will be 12 stories high and house about 500 students, either men or women.
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Washington
Tories
University of North
Sto Carolina
Charlotte
Democrats Call 1968 Convention Amid Victory Hopes
In Chicago the Democratic National Committee set August 26 for the 1968 national convention at International Amphitheatre, with 2,622 delegates and 5,611 alternates. Virginia and nearby states receive pivotal delegate allocation. the party pledges voter participation without racial or other discrimination and unity after dissent.
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International Avephitheatre
Bown
Bailey
Democratic Party
Negro Bound Over On Drug Charges
Richardson, 43, of New Bern, was bound over to Craven Superior Court on two narcotics charges after arrest at his home last month. Bonds set at $1,000 each. He also was convicted on three liquor law violations, six months suspended on each, with $600 in fines plus costs, and gave notice of appeal. Hearings for about 40 others arrested in liquor raids may be held later in the week.
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New Bern
Fapy Inbedore Richardson
Craven Superior Court
Richardson
City Recorders Court
C, EB. Hancock Jr
Superior Court
Craven County
Scranton Woman Credits Preparation H For Relief
Scranton, Pa. Mrs. J. Straniere Jr. writes that after giving birth she suffered hemorrhoids, but relief came after using Preparation H once. Doctors note that Preparation H shrinks inflamed hemorrhoids and relieves pain burning and itching, with lubrication for easier bowel movements.
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J. Straniere, Jr
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