Johnson frees 200000 tons of stockpiled copper
President Johnson released 200000 tons of stockpiled copper for defense needs. Industry hailed the action though some senators warned it leaves a small 400000 ton stockpile. Major producers and officials praised the move as necessary to ease shortages and high prices.
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George B. Unroe
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Kennecott Copper Corp
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D.mont
Frank E. Moss
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Everett M. Dirksen
Mlllinois
Joseph Califano
White House
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Council of Economic Advisers
N C Income Collections Top Estimate
North Carolina income tax collections are expected to exceed the $144 million advance estimate. Revenue Commissioner I L Clayton said the department, amid the filing period, anticipates more refunds than initially projected as about one million checks averaging $20.48 have been mailed totaling roughly $7.5 million. final refunds may reach $22 million. The department expects to complete the refund process as filing deadlines approach.
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Ambassador Bennett to Lisbon replaces Anderson at Lisbon embassy
Washington AP report says Tapley Bennett ambassador to the Dominican Republic will be reassigned to Portugal to lead the U S Embassy in Lisbon. Bennett, 49, a Griffin Georgia native and Foreign Service career officer, takes over from George W. Anderson Jr. and John Hugh Crimmins becomes chargé d’affaires in Santo Domingo.
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W. Tapley Bennett
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White House
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George W. Anderson Jr
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Vienna
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Santo Domingo
John Hugh Crimmins
Foreign Service
Emperor Haile Selassie to visit Trinidad and Tobago
The palace announced that Emperor Haile Selassie will visit Trinidad and Tobago from April 18 to 20. The trip marks a historic state visit with ceremonies planned in Port of Spain and mutual meetings with government leaders.
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Ethiopia
Haile Selassie
Trinidad and Tobago
Artificial Kidney So Light It Can Be Held In Hand
The University of Maryland Medical School has developed a portable blood dialyzer weighing about 10 pounds, far lighter and cheaper than existing artificial kidneys. Dr. William Esmond said a patient could use it at home for a year at roughly 1850 dollars, versus 7500 to 10000 dollars with current devices. The invention, intended to boost mobility for kidney patients, could be mass produced for around 75 dollars, with ongoing use needing rinsing solution and periodic part replacement.
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Baltimore
University of Maryland Medical School
William Esmond
Esmond
Travel boosts North Carolina economy tops one billion
Gov Dan Moore announced 30 million out-of-state visitors passed through North Carolina in 1965, pushing travel and tourism beyond a billion dollars for the second straight year. Total receipts reached 1.1 billion with 115 million added to personal income and 23 million to state revenue. Critics note visitors stayed briefly, averaging 11.50 per person. Initiatives include short-course training, a two-year hotel motel program, road bonds, welcome centers, travel promotion, and beautification efforts. The Statesville trip featured a travel council meeting electing officers and approving resolutions to boost history education, eastern highway planning, anti litter, and beautification campaigns.
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Dan Moore
North Carolina
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State Department of Community College
Raleigh
Travel Council
W. Glenn Humphrey
O. A. Fetch
Fontana Dam
William McGee
Winston-Salem
Tony Seamon
Morehead City
Jack Havens
Tarboro
van Reid
Wilmington
State Education Department
State Highway Commission
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Highway Commission
Judges deny extension to filing deadline in North Carolina elections
A three judge panel in Greensboro refused to delay the filing deadline while an appeal to the U S Supreme Court proceeds over congressional redistricting. Rena Drum Jr and nine Eastern North Carolina residents sought the extension, but the court warned relief would come only if reapportionment is ordered. The panel noted the existing schedule should not be disrupted at this late date.
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Spencer Bell
4Th
Circuit Court of Appeals
Edwin
M. Stanley
U.S. Middle District Court
Algernon L. Butler
U.S. Eastern District Court
North Carolina General Assembly
U. S. Supreme Court
Drum
Florida
Health center grant aids Hanover County project
The U S Department of Health Education and Welfare approved a 96250 grant to help build a public health center in Hanover County Virginia Senator A Willis Robertson D Va said Monday The total project cost will be 175000
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Washington
U. S. Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Hanover County
A. Willis Robertson
D-Va
Private Hartzell Buried On Allegheny Mountain With Honors
Marine PFC Sammy Lowell Hartzell, 23, was buried on a high Allegheny Mountain ridge at Mount Joy church in Westover, Pennsylvania. His parents received a sealed Viet Nam letter he wrote listing a simple resting place and faith, mailed after his death March 4 near Da Nang. His flag was presented to his mother as Marine honor guards fired three volleys and taps played by a high school senior. Hartzell’s brothers Clifford and Mickey are connected to service in Saigon and Viet Nam, with Mickey to depart April 2.
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Samuel Hartzell
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Mount Joy
Jeff
Clifford
Stas
Mickey
Saigon
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