Summer Jobs Guidance and Local Q&A Column Notes
Content covers youth employment under the Fair Labor Standards Act, listing permissible jobs for ages under 16 and 16 to 17, plus practical tips on safe commuting and handling unwanted advances. It also includes inquiries about wholesale grocers, back issues of The Enterprise, and sewing classes at the YWCA starting April 21, with class schedules and instructors.
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Klondike
YWCA
Eugene Wilson
Tee
Clayton Sechler
Soviets Harness H Bomb Aims for Unlimited Power
Nuclear expert Prof David Rose cites a Soviet report via Academician Lev Artsimovich describing a breakthrough in producing and confining hot electrified hydrogen gas in a magnetic field. He notes the USSR now leads in manpower and funding, narrowing the gap with the United States in thermonuclear research.
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Sen
David Rose
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Cambridge
Lev A. Artsimovich
Soviet Union
Rose
United States
Artsimovich
Atomic Energy Commission
Amasa Bishop
AEC
Vast Viet offensive hits 45 towns and bases near Saigon
Night of major Viet assault targets Tay Ninh Vinh Long and other provincial capitals. At least 21 killed 200 wounded and about 80 missing in Tay Ninh as attacks spread across Mekong Delta with 100 plus mortar rounds on Vinh Long. US helicopters losses rise to 2520 total. Americans wounded but none killed in Tay Ninh and Saigon area bombardment.
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Saigon
Tay Ninh
Vinh Long
Mekong Delta
U. S. Command
U.S
Strike Call Is Ignored At Harvard
Harvard students largely ignored a strike call as classes proceeded amid a campus boycott sparked by a police action that ended a sit-in. Pickets gathered at Sever Hall while 400 officers dispersed protesters outside University Hall, drawing wide attention in Harvard Yard and a Widener Library rally.
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Cambridge
Mass
Harvard
Sever Hall
University’ Hall
Nathan Pusey
Harvard Yard
Widener Library
Lever
University Hall
Escape Story From Hue Mass Graves Reveals Toll
A Hue region militiaman recalls surviving a Viet Cong massacre on Feb 6 1968 after being tied with others and fleeing a trench as nearly 500 victims are recovered from mass graves near Dien Bai village. Excavations near Hue continue with at least four more days expected.
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Tien. Bai
Vietnam
Hue
Dien Bai
Phn Duy
Duy
Scott says UNC to be run by officials not militants
Governor Robert Scott told the UNC board executive committee in Chapel Hill that the University of North Carolina should be operated with minimal disruption and by responsible officials. He cited recent disorders, called for possible tenure and discipline rule review, and warned against indecision delaying orderly operation.
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Scott
University
Chapel Hill
Robert Scott
University of North Carolina
UNC Board of Trustees
Chapel Hil
Peace Plan Explored By Egyptian Official At White House
An Egyptian official visited the White House as President Nixon considered Jordan King Hussein's six point plan for Middle East peace. The plan would guarantee freedom of passage through the Gulf of Aqaba and the Suez Canal for Israel and others, in exchange for Israel returning territories since the 1967 war. Hussein said he spoke for Egyptian President Nasser, though U S officials questioned the arrangement and potential longevity. The six points follow UN Security Council aims toward a peaceful settlement including an end to belligerency and respect for sovereignty and borders.
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Washington
White House
Nixon
Mideast
Jordan
Hussein
Mahmud Fawzi
Cairo
Eisenhower
National Press Club
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Gulf of Aqaba
Suez Canal
Israel
State Department
Nasser
U. S
United States
U.S
United Nations Security Council
Bowman Gray Dies At 62 In Winston
Bowman Gray chair of Reynolds Tobacco Co. died at Brookberry Farm in Winston-Salem at 62. He led Reynolds as CEO during major expansion, served as chairman from 1959 to 1967, and held directorships at Wachovia Bank Piedmont Airlines Business Foundation of NC Research Triangle Foundation and more. Survivors include his wife five children and brother Gordon Gray. Funeral plans were incomplete.
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Winston-Salem
Bowman Gray
R. J. Reynolds
Tobacco Co
Brookberry Farm
Gray
Reynolds
Wachovia Bank and Trust Co
Piedmont Airlines
Nixon holds private talks on East West security plan
Washington AP Nixon met with Atlantic Alliance foreign ministers to press his plan for allied consultation and a Soviet backed East West conference on European security. Debates focused on NATO’s role and fears over expanding to social issues.
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Washington
Nixon
Atlantic Alliance
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
NATO
Henry A. Kissinger
State Department
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Hickory
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Winston
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