Jerusalem Not Negotiable By His Government
Israeli spokesman at a Duke University Law School conference in Durham said Jerusalem is legally non negotiable and that direct talks with Arab states are required for any settlement. The remarks came as Arab diplomats criticized displacement of a former official and refugee rights were discussed alongside proposals for a bi national state and multinational nuclear powered water projects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerusalem
Durham
United Nations
Israel
Girton
Middle East
Rouhi El-Khatib
Juster Xhanoch Girton
Eoce
Duke Girton
Duke University
Middle
Givton
Trol
George J. Tomeh
Syria
Tomeh
Don Peretz
State University of New York
Jordan
Lewis L. Strauss
flWis Woulu
Helon
Felder
McNair
Columbia
Matthew Perry
Rev
D. C. Francis
Highway Patrol
Benjamin Payton
Benedict College
Orangeburg
Virgil Dimery
Kingstree
Funeral Home
New Broes
Ordie P. Taylor Jr
The
Urban League
U S Motor Vehicle Output Rises in February
Detroit reports weekly motor vehicle production at 223 544 units with 185 215 passenger cars and 40 429 trucks and buses. February total reaches 867 895 vehicles, including 715 553 passenger cars and 152 342 trucks and buses. Cumulative 1968 through March 2: 1 887 109 units, 1 563 559 cars and 323 550 commercial vehicles. Last year in the same period: 1 570 409 vehicles, 1 254 122 cars and 316 287 trucks and buses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
U. S
Automobile Manufacturers Association
AMA
Virginia businessmen lead regional changes and expansions
Atkins named subregional manager for Southern Virginia in the Combined Insurance Company. Several retailers plan new J C Penney stores in Roanoke Staunton and nearby towns, while St Regis Paper and Craddock Terry expand. Aileen Inc. opens a 8000 sq ft plant in South Hill to produce knit sportswear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jason L. Atkins
J. W. McGehee
Laneaskwong
Sieh Has — Co. Inc
Altavista
T Ie Free
South Hill
Aileen, Inc
Edinburg
New York
Virginia
Southside
St. Regis
Verona
Augusta County
Richmond Man Fatally Hurt In Car Crash
A Richmond man, James Samuel Braswell, 32, died after a single vehicle crash on Interstate 85 in Dinwiddie County near Petersburg at 11 45 a m. The incident occurred just before noon and involved a pickup truck losing control. The report also notes a separate two vehicle collision in Portsmouth where Franklin E Tillman Sr 36 and his wife Patricia 34 of Chesapeake died Friday night at a street intersection.
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Richmond
Associated Press
Dinwiddie County
James Samuel Braswell
Petersburg
Portsmouth
Franklin E. Tillman Sr
Patricia
Chesapeake
Charles C Hardy Dies Formerly of Brosville
Charles Cleveland Hardy formerly of Brosville died this week in Tampa Florida born October 21 1884 at Brosville son of Elizabeth Daily and Charles Daniel Hardy. He lived in Norfolk for years and retired to Florida about 15 years ago. Survived by daughter Beatrice H Secord of Tampa brother M L Yardy Sr of Brosville and sister Annie H Watling of Allentown Pennsylvania. Funeral services and interment set for Monday in Tampa.
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Charles Cleveland Hardy
Brosville
Tampa
Fla
Elizabeth Daily
Charles Daniel Hardy
Norfolk
Florida
Beatrice H. Secord
M. L. Yardy Sr
Annie H. Watling
Allentown
Hillsborough Co-Op Loan Approved By REA
The Rural Electrification Administration approved a $500,000 loan for Piedmont Electric Membership Cooperative in Hillsborough North Carolina to improve lines in Caswell Durham Alamance Granville and Orange counties. It will add 45 miles of lines a new Eu banks substation and serve 700 subscribers. A $40000 loan for Harkers Island Electric Membership Cooperative covers five miles of lines and 100 subscribers. Pee Dee Electric Membership Cooperative in Wadesboro NC received a $500 loan for 50 miles of lines serving 751 subscribers. The Danville Health Department housing survey will visit Beauregard Franklin Cabell Shelton Colquhoun streets and Memorial Drive next week.
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Washington
Piedmont Electric
Hillsborough
N.C
Rural Electrification Administration
North Carolina
Caswell
Durham
Alamance
Granville
Orange
Eubanks
REA
Harkers Island
Pee Dee
Wadesboro
Danville
Disenchantment Grows Among Negroes Over Governor McNair
A statewide survey of South Carolina Negro leaders finds rising disenchantment with Gov. McNair after Orangeburg violence. Leaders say the governor failed to act boldly and address root issues, urging direct outreach to Negro communities to restore trust and calm.
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Columbia
South Carolina
Robert McNair
Orangeburg
McNair
State House
A. W. Holman
The
NAACP
Nair
Highway Patrol
Holman
Palmetto State
State College
State
Claflin College
FBI
Gunshot Fatality Ends Life of R W Rigney in Callands
Robert Wilson Rigney 31 of Callands died Saturday night from a self inflicted 12 gauge shotgun blast to the abdomen. He was born May 12, 1936 in Pittsylvania County and was a farmer and Oak Ridge Christian Church member. Survived by wife Rebecca Gibson Rigney and son Wesley. brothers James H. Rigney William Rigney. sisters Mrs Jim Lawrence Mrs David Adkins Mrs Eugene Walker Mrs Bobby Roach Mrs Oscar Snider. Funeral Monday at 2 p.m. at Oak Ridge Christian Church with burial in Gibson family cemetery at Callands. The body is at Scott Funeral Home. Family at Homer Gibson’s home in Callands.
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Robert Wilson Rigney
Callands
Pittsylvania County
Dillard
Georgie Rigney
Oak Ridge Christian Church
Rebecca Gibson Rigney
Wesley Rigney
James H. Rigney
William Rigney
Dry Fork
Jim Lawrence
Peahook
David Adkins
Eugene Walker
Danville
Bobby Roach
Gretna
Oscar Snider
Fieldale
Oak Ridge ,Christian Church
Gibson Family
Scott Funeral Home
Homer Gibson
Bounce For Beats Project Planned At NC State
North Carolina State University students plan a 31 hour basketball bounce for heart fund next week. Former Gov Terry Sanford and former Wake Forest coach Bones McKinney will start the event Friday at noon. Sigma Alpha Mu sponsors gathered basketball figures from Duke UNC and NC State plus Liberty Bowl players Dennis Byrd Gerald Warren and Freddie Combs. Pledges will keep the ball bouncing through graveyard hours from midnight Friday to 7 PM Saturday.
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Raleighih
North Carolina State University
Heart Fund
Terry Sanford
Wake Forest
Bones McKinney
Sigma Alpha Mu Fraternity
Stanley Thal
Longmeadow
Mass
NCSU
Duke
University of North Carolina At Chapel Hill
State
Dennis Byrd
Gerald Warren
Freddie Combs
Sigma Alpha Mu
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Iucs Riverside Center
DIAL
Milton Cornblatt
Dan Myers
Motor Vehicle Production
Germith
Zenith
Virginia Hardware
Maytag Zeritn
Airtemp
Virgini
the Business Register
Nelson Benyones
N Sale Knuing Co
Martinsville
Evelyn Alverson
Naomi Pleasant
Schewel Furniture Co
R. W. Norman ‘Co
Salisbury
N. C
Southland Corp
W. Edwin Maseneup
7-Eleven
Securities & Ee
Sie Exchange Commission
Woodward
Ala
Hampton W
UN- Cambell
Merrill, Lynch, Pierce, Fenner& Smith Inc
Goldman, Sachs & Co
Craddock-Terry Shoe Corp
Lynchburg
Polly Preston Shoe Inc
Robert C. Lockridge
C-T
Polly Preston
Charles Carre
Reeve Marks
Friedman-Marks Clothing Co
Dan J. Friedman
BVD Company Inc
Stylon Corp
United Distributors of
Challen FE
Caskie
Southern Railway
Southern
Railway
U. of Va
Lynchburg Colleges Institute For Management
Old Dominion Purchasing Agents Association
Appalachian Power Co
American Electric Power Co
AEPCO
B& W
Department of Commerce
J. P. Stevens & CQ
M. Lowenstein & Sons Inc
Cannon Mills CO
Indian Head Inc
J. C. Penney
W. T. Grant CO
Barnings
Charles C. Hardy
Gov. McNair
Justice Department
State Law Enforcement
Diutatae
Wayne Seal
James Felder
R. W. Rigney
Accutron
Allen’s Jewelers
Credit Plan
Main St
Guarantes
Eras Oe OU
AVA Bank & Trust Company
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
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