Judge Riddle Rules Postpone Brown Bag Ban
Superior Court Judge H L Riddle in Charlotte stays enforcement of the brown bag ban rather than settles the liquor law question. The ruling hints at a broader pattern affecting Mecklenburg and similar patterns statewide, leaving questions about enforcement and the future of local options for hospitality and tourism.
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Charlotte
Supreme Court
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Atlanta
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Widow Jacqueline Kennedy Denies Romance Rumors
Jacqueline Kennedy releases an undenied statement through Ambassador Duke denying any engagement with a Spanish diplomat. She also says she needs only 30 000 dollars of the 50 000 dollar appropriation for her New York office, not the full amount.
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Jacqueline Kennedy
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Mrs. Kennedy
Congress
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LBJ Faces FCC Charge as Network Power Grows
Lyndon Johnson's choice of a new FCC chairman is heated by claims of a TV radio monopoly tied to defense contractors. The article argues networks like NBC CBS control licensing and push into education while using public airwaves for profit, risking public interest and open academic exchange.
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Austin
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CBS
Wall Street
England
USA
Nets
Ike
Eisenhower
Defense
Pentagon
America
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New York Times
General Dynamics
Washington Post
LBJ
Federal Communications
Atlanta's renewal drive reshapes city and economy
A reader in Atlanta notes urban renewal removing blight, boosting redevelopment, and drawing attention to liquor policy shifts in Georgia. The piece cites Atlanta as a growing convention hub with major construction, Sears Roebuck expansion, and a forward looking mayor, while linking Georgia politics and North Carolina liquor policy to regional growth and contrasts.
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North Carolina
Fulton
DeKalb
Fulton County
U.S
Georgia
Sears Roebuck
Marthasville
Ivan Allen Jr
Allen
Augusta
Savannah
Piedmont
Tom Haggai
Heaven
Hell
Methodist Bicentennial Highlighted by Baltimore Ride
Editorial notes the American Methodist Bicentennial tracing from 1766 origins to present, with plans in Baltimore featuring 12 riders reenacting the 100 year old ride of Francis Asbury. It recalls growth to 12.9 million members across 38,990 churches and 22 bodies by 1939 merger.
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Woodrow W. Hayzlett
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Arlington, Va
Washington
Francis Asbury
Long Road
England
Asbury
United States
The
Methodist Church
Misi
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Randall B. Terry, JR
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