Special Markings Suggested As Way To Curb Bootlegging Of Cigarettes
Distinctive markings on cigarette packs sold in North Carolina were proposed to curb bootlegging for taxed sales elsewhere. A committee will study the issue as NTTA and industry officials seek North Carolina cooperation to place slogans or a blank design on packs from the Tar Heel State. Two New York men were fined $3,000 each in Maryland for transporting 3092 tax cigarettes bought in North Carolina, intended for resale on the New York market.
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Huntington
W. Va
North Carolina
Richard T. Jones
Pitney-Bowes, Inc
Jones
National Tobacco Tax Association
Tobacco Industry and Tobacco Tax Association
Tobacco Industry
Tobacco Tax Agencies
New York
NTTA
Maryland
Talks on Nonproliferation Treaty Continue At UN
The United States and the Soviet Union press forward in disarmament talks as U.N. specialists resume discussions on a nonproliferation treaty. Bonn seeks to avoid exclusion from nuclear sharing, while Washington pledges NATO ally consultation and no hasty agreements.
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United Nations
Geneva
McCloskey
North Atlantic ‘Treaty Organization
NATO
George von Lilienfeld
State Department
Llewellyn Thompson
U.S
Johnson
United States
Soviet Union
Patricia Neal Eyes Return to Acting Career
American actress Patricia Neal said she hopes to resume her career soon after recovering from three near fatal strokes. Speaking at her home in Great Missenden she noted talks about appearing in another movie could start Friday with a potential project by February or March next year.
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London
Patricia Neal
Great Missenden
Miss Neal
Britain
Hollywood
Roald Dahl
Director Says Carolina Has Bad Prison System
In Charlotte AP report the prison system in North Carolina is labeled dire by an official. He calls for community responsibility in rehabilitation and outlines a six point plan tied to broader peace talks in Viet Nam, urging international cooperation and a ceasefire to reduce global risk.
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Carolina
Charlotte
MBM
Suade
Bounds
Vnto
WRANT
United States
Gromyko
Brighton
North Carolina
Geneva
Brown
Assembly
Labor Party
U.S
Viet Nam
International Control Commission
United Nations
Cyprus
Inez Dying but Rains Threaten Mexican Coast
Hurricane Inez moving inland over the Sierra Madre Oriental threatens Tampico and surrounding areas with floods and power outages. Panuco River floods, 40 percent of Tampico buildings damaged, evacuation of about 20,000 people, heavy rains extend to San Luis Potosi and Tamaulipas, cotton crops hardest hit with an estimated 350,000 bales possibly lost worth about 44 million dollars.
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Inez
Walles
Mexico
Sierra Madre Oriental
Tampico
Caribbean
Gulf of Mexico
Panuco River
Matamoros
Veracruz
San Luis Potosi
Tamaulipas
Valles
Johnson Considers Financing Social Security Increases
Analysts examine options to fund proposed Social Security benefit boosts. They estimate 1.5 billion could be self supported under the current tax, which rises to 4.4 percent on wages up to 6600. They note the possibility of no tax rate increase, instead raising the taxable wage base.
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Johnson
Eye dog cornea used after lye burns case
A man treated July 15 for face and neck lye burns with bilateral blindness was released from hospital. On August 22 a tiny corneal hole formed in the left eye and began draining, prompting immediate surgery using a dog cornea due to lack of a human donor.
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Zubero
Bounds on dormitory abuse shift to community responsibility
A state official describes a lack of control in 50 man dormitories, with inmates pressuring weaker inmates for payments. He notes attacks and a climate preventing custodial staff deployment, questioning budget prospects for internal rehabilitation and proposing that communities bear responsibility for offenders after release.
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Mae
Bounds
General Assembly
Canada diplomat urges halt to Viet Nam DMZ violations
In Edmonton AP reports Chester Ronning says both the United States and North Vietnam violate the DMZ and must stop for peace talks. He notes stalemate persists and argues bombing North Viet Nam should end while considering limited escalation risks.
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Edmonton
Alta
Chester Ronning
Viet Nam
United States
North Viet Nam
Saigon
U.S
Geneva
Robert S. McNamara
Mento
Pre Zone
Mier Nguyen Cao Ky
Nguyen van Thieu
Ronning
Caada
Canada
Viet Cong Company Surrounded as Cavalry Deploys
Other fleeing Communists were spotted and more cavalry troops landed deployed and surrounded what was possible a battered understrength Viet Cong company.
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Asheville
Wilmington
N.C
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Main St
Dolly
Williams
Caneeal Hospital
Whiteside
Noo
Qui Nhon
South Viet Nam
Demilitarized Zone
North Vietltween Nam
NO Strings
First National Bank
First National
the National Bank OF
North Denville
Ballou Park
Wilson-Ridge
Riverside
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Ridge Riverside Drive
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Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
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