Siamese Twins Born At Local High Point Hospital
Twin baby girls born at High Point Memorial Hospital were joined at the lower back with a single umbilical cord. Doctors reported both infants normal in size and well after birth at about 7 a.m. They will be studied at North Carolina Memorial Hospital in Chapel Hill to decide on potential surgical separation.
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Chapel Hill
High Point Memorial Hospital
North Carolina Memorial Hospital
C. E. Tillman
Tillman
Torth
Caroline Memorial Hospital
High Point
Clarence Velat
Pathology
Hospital
Southern senators form two man appeal on voting rights bill
Washington AP Southern senators appointed Sen. Allen Ellender and Sen. Sam Ervin Jr to press Senate leadership to shape Johnsons Negro voting rights bill to conform to the Constitution. They warn a filibuster may follow if their appeal is ignored as the bill aims to bar literacy tests in six southern states and set up federal registrars.
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Washington
Senate
Johnson
Allen J. Ellender
D-La
Dixie Forces
Ellender
Sam J. Ervin Jr
D-N.c
Senate Judiciary Committee
House Judiciary Subcommittee
Everett M. Dirksen
Illinois
Dirksen
House
Nicholas Katzenbach
Senate Judicary Committee
Jis
Five Gallon Liquor Law Backed by Senate Panel
Raleigh AP report says the Senate Propositions and Grievances Committee approved an amended bill to permit five gallons of liquor per purchase under a special permit. Sponsored by Sen. Herman Moore, the measure could reach the full Senate Wednesday and alters the prior one gallon limit by letting an ABC board chairman issue five gallon purchase transports.
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Raleigh
Senate
Herman Moore
Mecklenburg
ABC Board
Wayzata teacher buys full page ad to air his view
Sarff, a 30 year old Wayzata High School English teacher, paid 140 for a full page ad in a weekly newspaper to denounce suburban life and the senior class. He says he will not seek renewal of his contract and plans to travel after June to write a novel.
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Wayzata
Minn
Sarff
Wayzata Senior High School
Donald Freeburg
Minnetonka Herald
Substitute Proposal Adopted for UNC at Raleigh Name
Senate Higher Education Committee adopted a substitute naming the university The University of North Carolina at Raleigh. The move ends a House bill to rename North Carolina State and rejects the prior compromise name North Carolina State of the University of North Carolina at Raleigh.
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Raleigh, N. C
Senate Higher Education Committee
North Carolina State
University of North Carolina At
Raleigh
House
Roy Rowe
Pender
UNC At
University of North Carolina
North Carolina
University of North Carolina At Raleigh
General Assembly
Greensboro
Rowe
State
Bailey
Consolidated University of North Carolina
North Carolina State University At
Consolidated School
Berlin Autobahn Closure Sparks Cold War Tension
East German authorities closed the 110 mile autobahn to West Berlin for most of the day 4 hours and a Soviet twin engine jet flew over Tempelhof Airport at 500 feet observers saw the red star. U S Britain and France protested and Allied vehicles were held up at Babelsberg and Helmstedt. The outage coincides with West German Parliament opening in Berlin and possible Soviet leverage.
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Berlin
U.S
Babelsberg
West Berlin
Helmstedt
Lother
West Germany
East Germany
British Budget Tightens Taxes On Capital Gains And Profits
London AP New budget for 1965 66 raises income tax from 38.75 to 41.25 percent and imposes new taxes on capital gains and corporate profits while limiting tax free expenses. Chancellor Callaghan aims to raise about 700 million dollars in new taxes and curb capital outflow by 280 million annually. He notes Britain’s 1964 balance of payments deficit at 2.086 billion dollars with a 1.0388 billion dollar capital outflow and predicts gains taxes will yield roughly 350 million a year.
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London
Prey
James Callaghan
House of Commons
Callaghan
Britain
Khrushchev Demands Peaceful Coexistence in Moscow
Copenhagen AP report says Nikita Khrushchev breaks six months of silence with a call for peaceful coexistence noting no alternative to peace. He warns that solving disputes with weapons leads to disaster and asserts belief in communism while urging world-wide coexistence.
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Copenhagen
Nikita Khrushchev
Moscow
Lars Bringert
Copenhagen Politiken
Dagens Nyheter
Bringert
Khrushchev
Viet Nam
Nina Petrovna
120 Reds Six Americans Killed In Mekong Delta Clash
In the Ca Mau Peninsula area 130 miles southwest of Saigon, more than 120 Viet Cong were killed while six Americans died or went missing. An Army officer and a Navy officer were confirmed dead, with four Army helicopter crewmen missing and believed dead after a helicopter was hit while covering a downed air force fighter bomber. A second helicopter was shot down during the same mission as heavy fighting continued.
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John T. Wheeler
Saigon
South Viet Nam
Mekong Delta
U.S
Lieved
Ca Mau
U.S. Air Force
B57
South
Viet Nam
Why Fool With Mice While Men Die
Veteran science writer urges a unified national effort to accelerate cancer control through expanded research and patients access. Two million mice used annually in research with 800k developing cancer, mirrored by 800k Americans with cancer. Proposes modern health centers, coordinated public and private funding, and faster diagnosis, treatment, and trials to cut delays and misdiagnoses.
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National Academy of Sciences
National Council
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Wayzata High School
John Olson
University of Minnesota
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Craven
Ruffin Bailey
Wake
Autobahn
France
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