Mrs Haworth Named North Carolina Mother of the Year 1965
Sara Richardson Haworth of High Point was named North Carolina Mother of the Year for 1965 at the Sir Walter Hotel Raleigh awards luncheon. Gov. Dan K. Moore attended as he praised the mothers and presented Certificates of Merit. Haworth will represent NC in New York May 17 at the American Mothers Committee awards conference.
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Raleigh
Sara Richardson Haworth
High Point
North Carolina
Haworth
Sir Walter Hotel
Dan K. Moore
Gov. Moore
American Mothers Committee
Walter F. Hester Sr
Woodrow Ave
Hester
New York
American Mothers Committee Inc
Waldorf- Astoria
William
Dora Blair Richardson
Amanda Richardson
Society of Friends
Newport
R.I
Springfield
William R. Richardson
Dora Blair
Daugh
Tough bill Voting Measure Takes First Step
North Carolina moves on a $1 minimum wage effective Jan 1 affecting about 50 000 workers as the General Assembly passes the House measure. In Washington a strong voting rights bill advances through House Judiciary subcommittee with provisions to ease Negro voting and to outlaw poll taxes in state elections.
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Raleigh
N. C
General Assembly
North Carolina
Senate
Robert Morgan
Harnett
Washington
House Judiciary
Emanuel Celier
DNY
William C. Cramer
R-Fla
Senate Judiciary Committee
Everett M. Dirksen
Illinois
Philip A. Hart
D-Mich
Deep South
Alabama
Mississippi
Louisiana
Georgia
South Carolina
Virginia
Five Vietnamese tribunal sentences death for embassy bombing driver
A five man Vietnamese military tribunal sentenced to death the driver of the getaway motorbike in the U S Embassy bombing of March 30 despite Viet Cong threats. U S authorities reported a major air strike against North Vietnam with jets clashing with MIGs near Hainan Island and losses claimed by both sides.
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North Viet Nam
China
Hainan
Hue
da Nang
South Viet Nam
U.S
Gustav C. Hertz
Leesburg
Saigon
Red China
Viet Nam
Nguyen van Hai
Phan Kac Suu
Hanoi
Radio
Senate Rejects Amendment On Religion School Aid Bill
The Senate defeated an Ervin proposed amendment 53 to 32 to allow suits testing the constitutionality of aid for religious schools in the 1.3 billion education bill. The move clears the path for passage without changes, with Johnson urging quick action.
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Joe Hall Washington
Senate
Johnson
Sam J. Ervin Jr
Disenchantment With TV Grows Says Louis Harris
The Harris survey finds affluent and educated adults increasingly lose interest in TV while smaller towns and lower income groups gain viewers. Adults want more news and live sports, fewer soap operas and horror comedies, but networks push westerns and quiz shows, shaped by younger viewers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Harris
Actress Lin da Darnell Injured In Glenview Fire
Actress Lin da Darnell, 41, hospitalized in critical condition after a morning fire at the Curtis home in Glenview. Patricia Curtis, 16, suffered shock and minor burns. neighbor David Mudhenk was cut breaking a door. Fire chief estimated $10,000 damage. cause believed to be sofa fire.
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Glenview
Ill
Linda Darnell
Friends
Miss Darnell
Skokie Valley Hospital
Patricia Curtis
Richard Curtis
Curtis
Chicago
David Mudhenk
Pheasant Run Playhouse
St. Charles
Curtises
Darnell
Ray Burmeister
Health care bill sails through House in broad vote
President Johnson's six billion health care Social Security measure passes the House 313 to 115 after a tough debate. Democrats back the plan to raise payroll taxes to fund expanded health services for seniors and higher retirement benefits, while Republicans split on financing and policy. Senate hearings by the Finance Committee are planned after the Easter recess.
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Washington
Johnson
House
Senate
General Treasury
GOP
Gerald R. Ford
Michigan
Finance Committee
Harry F. Byrd
D-Va
Byrd
What the Health Aid Bill Would Do for You
The proposed health bill would automatically cover Americans 65 and older under a hospitalization plan starting July 1 1966. It offers 60 hospital days and 2 nursing home days per illness with 40 dollars paid first, then the plan covers the rest. Optional national medical insurance would cover 80 percent after a 50 dollar yearly deductible, with premiums via security check if eligible.
March Ends In Confusion In Bogalusa Demonstration
A racially tense Bogalusa march on City Hall collapsed into confusion after an official car struck a white man, splitting the march of about 500 Negroes. Leaders included James Farmer of the Congress of Racial Equality aiding a voter registration drive.
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Bogalusa
Asst
L. C. Ternat
Terrell
James Farmer
Congress of Racial Equality
Bogalua Civil and Voters League
Red China rejects Johnson Viet Nam peace offer
Peking Radio called Johnson's peace talk proposal "old stuff" and said it aimed to disarm South Viet Nam. Hanoi Radio ignored the offer and urged unity to defeat U.S. aggression. Brezhnev and Mikoyan criticized U.S. actions while offering aid to North Viet Nam. The Soviet press published Johnson's offer in Pravda.
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Red China
John Roderick
Tokyo
Johnson
Viet Nam
Soviet Union
Peking Radio
Saigon
U.S
South Viet Nam
Peking
Southeast Asia
Hanoi
Ho Chi Minh
Akahata
United States
Communist Party
Leonid I. Brezhnev
Warsaw
Thurs
Iday
Brezhnev
North
Moscow
Anastas A. Mikoyan
Foy D. Kohler
Mikoyan
Kremlin A
Pravda
Soviet Communist Party
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