Coal Miners Vote To Continue Wildcat Strike IN CAROLINAS
A wave of protests and speeches marked a large coal miners meeting as about 1,000 miners debated returning to work while a union stance urged ongoing strikes. Officials hailed the contract yet signaled a broader tense stance across Pennsylvania to Illinois, and a drive to secure fringe benefits. In separate notes, South Carolina peach growers faced near total crop loss from an early freeze, with estimates of millions in damage to peaches and related industries, measuring regional economic impact and labor adjustments.
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Editorialists Should Slow Their Pace
CHAPEL HILL NC AP Newspaper editorial writer urged editors to limit output to one or two editorials daily. Clifford Carpenter of the Rochester Democrat and Chronicle called for independent research, fewer cartoons, more letters, and editors to admit when wrong. He warned many editorials should never be written to avoid bloated, pretentious prose.
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Clifford Carpenter
Rochester
N.Y
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National Conference of Editorial Writers
North Carolina
Supreme Court
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Johnson Says He Has Never Driven Past Seventy Miles Per Hour
President Johnson told AP reporters he is unaware of ever driving above 70 mph while acting as his own chauffeur and plans to drive occasionally. He noted he seldom rides or drives but may travel from his ranch’s bottom to the top of a hill and occasionally to a neighbor’s place every few months.
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Puzzle solution answer hint in puzzle rest
Wordplay reads as puzzle solution answer with hints about rest and healing. The fragment offers no clear names places or figures, but implies final solution relates to rest and recovery presented in a crossword style clue.
Tornado Strikes Wichita Falls Area Damaging Base and City
Airmen at Sheppard Air Force Base cleaned up after a Friday tornado that cut a wide swath across the city of Wichita Falls. Civilian property damage is estimated around 3 million dollars with 240 homes damaged or destroyed. Seven fatalities occurred off base and the base hospital treated 69 casualties, plus 13 more civilians brought in.
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Barry Goldwater Renews California Campaign Strategy
Sen Barry Goldwater assails Madison Avenue campaign tactics as he reshapes his California bid. He says too much merchandising and not enough principle exist, and plans to reach more voters via television and mass rallies, skipping smaller stops. He notes Lodge and Nixon are unavailable in country/ touring.
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Lodge
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Crime solves in a suspected order of seating at the shack
The narrative places the victim by an illuminated eastern window in a shack. It places Barney Crane and George Gilligan as on either side, with Stan Nelson as the fourth man. Nelson’s testimony claims the man on his right fired, pointing to Crane as the killer based on seating and the window, draft, and moonlight details.
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George Gilligan
Stan Nelson
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