Raleigh Couple Refuse to Pay Taxes Over Vietnam War
Lloyd Tyler a chief chemist at the State Department of Water Resources and his wife in Raleigh say they will not pay federal income taxes due to opposition to the Vietnam War. They call U.S. actions crimes against humanity and may face tax enforcement actions. The IRS official notes possible willful neglect provisions but cites needing details before action. The department colleague praises Tyler's competence despite the protest.
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Raleigh (Ap
Lloyd Tyler
State Department of Water Resources
Viet Nam
Walker
IRS
Bill Johnson
Department of Water Resources
Decision on Klan Rally Near Maxton Delayed
Superior Court in North Carolina resumes hearing on whether a temporary restraining order blocking a Ku Klux Klan rally near Maxton will be made permanent. Judge William A. Johnson weighs state affidavits from Robeson County leaders and Indian officials amid past clashes and warnings of bloodshed.
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Ku Klux Klan
Lumbee
Superior Court
William A. Johnson
Maxton
Johnson
Robeson
Klan G Dragon
Robert Jones
Jones
Supreme Court
Malcolm Seawell
Klan Watchdog Committee
Liquor Law Hearing Set For Monday in Mecklenburg
A show cause hearing is scheduled in Mecklenburg Superior Court Monday to determine if state and local agencies should be restrained from enforcing North Carolina liquor laws. Attorney General James F. Bullock will represent the State ABC Board, with local police departments and the county ABC Board as defendants. The Mecklenburg County ABC Board has delayed enforcement until March 31 1967 and state agents will visit restaurants and private clubs with beer or wine permits to explain enforcement policy.
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State Alcoholic Beerage Control Board
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ABC Board
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Mecklenburg County
Brady
Kornegay Talks Cotton Policy in North Carolina
Rep Horace R Kornegay a Democrat from North Carolina addressed textile executives at a Lexington meeting of the Northern North Carolina Virginia Division of the Southern Textile Association. He urged extending the one price cotton system beyond its 1970 expiration noting it curbed the gov ernment two price setup and praised bipartisan support for major reforms.
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Horace R. Kornegay
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North Carolina- Virginia
Southern Textile Association
Kornegay
Textile Workers Pressing For Major Wage Increases
GREENSBORO AP Textiles unions press for wage hikes at Rock Hill Printing and Finishing Co. Rock Hill employs about 3 000 TWUA members. Paul Swaity says wage clauses can reopen under existing contracts. Other mills named include Pacific Mills in Columbia DC Mt Vernon Mills and Cone Mills with many plants seeking new negotiations.
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Textile Workers Union of America
Rock Hill
S.C
Southern
Rock Hill Finishing and Printing Co
Swaity
Pacific Mills of Co
Winston-Salem
Alamo Industries
Spartanburg
Harriet and Henderson Mills
Vance County
N.C
Mrs. McMillan Named North Carolina Mother of the Year
Mrs. Mary Lee Swann McMillan of Raleigh is honored as the NC Mother of the Year at the state Mothers Association event. A South Carolina native, she leads civic groups and has long written household arts and gardening columns for The American Weekly and The Times. She is married to attorney R L McMillan and is mother to Archie McMillan and R L McMillan Jr.
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