Soldier and Sailors Act protects homeownership during service
Q and A discuss how drafted soldiers who pay on their homes are treated. The Soldiers and Sailors Act protects the borrower, advising consult with the legal affairs officer while serving. Also notes Guilford County measles campaign unlikely, vaccines prevent spread, with private doctors or Health Dept. administering vaccines and reimmunization after infancy.
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L.D.R
Guilford County
John D. Bridgers
Health Dept
Bridgers
When to prune azaleas and transplant sweet bubby
Azaleas need no pruning but if done, cut after blooms fall and within two weeks for best next spring show. Cuttings from azaleas can be rooted. Sweet bubby Calicanthus Floridus should be transplanted only in cold weather, as with other deciduous plants.
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C.A.M. A
Fred Yoder
Night Noise Complaints and City Code Health Rule
Questions address local law on nighttime air conditioner noise disturbing sleep. The answer cites City Code Sec. 142 prohibiting noise that endangers health by loss of sleep, with practical tips like closing windows.
City skips disposal debate as burns questioned at dump
Carl Wills notes fires at the city dump are likely accidental rather than deliberate. junked cars are hauled there and kept in drydock while officials seek practical disposal methods under a fire ban context.
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B. A
Works Department
Carl Wills
Liquor Bill Enacted Into Law in North Carolina
The North Carolina House and Senate accepted a compromise and enacted a liquor bill to allow drinking in wet areas. Ratification is expected Monday, paving the way for permits to clubs and venues under the new law. Provisions restrict consumption in commercial entertainment venues and allow resort hotels to host cocktails in dry counties. Senator Burney noted House and Senate conferees resolved after differing amendments.
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Reese Hart Raleigh
North Carolina
House
Senate
State
Alcoholic Beverage Control Board
John J. Burney Jr
Drew Hanover
Sen
Svetlana Stalin Heads to United States Amid Speculation
Svetlana Stalin, Joseph Stalin's daughter, reportedly flies from Switzerland to the United States with a Swiss lawyer. Reports claim a memoir sale negotiations may follow as she seeks asylum and money. officials caution on residence status as her family remains in the Soviet Union.
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Bern
Switzerland
Svetlana Satlina
United States
Clude
Joseph Stalin
United State
New York
Willy Staehelin
Zurich
Svetlana
Antonino Janner
Foreign Office
India
Soviet Union
Washington
U.S
Brijesh Singh
New Delhi
Rome
Greek King Conveys Coup as Army Seizes Athens
In a midnight move acting for King Constantine the Greek army imposed a gunpoint dictatorship, announcing a seizure to guard against internal dangers. A curfew was ordered and civil rights suspended while the kings’ proclamation said elections would be held next month. Reports tied to Papandreou’s family surfaced from Rome and Athens warned of demonstrations as Parliament elections were slated for May 28.
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Rome
Constantine
Athens
Turkey
Greece
Demilitarized Zone Plan Rejected by Hanoi
North Vietnam dismissed a U S proposal for a 26 mile demilitarized zone with charges of war escalation and violation of Geneva accords. The plan called for troop withdrawals and a no man’s land partition, while South Vietnam endorsed it and U S officials urged talks for de escalation and settlement.
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Tokyo
North Vietnam
U.S
Hanoi
Vietnam
Allies Fear Invasion From North
Washington reports say U S and allied leaders fear a direct large scale North Vietnamese invasion of South Vietnam. Four divisions lie just north of the demilitarized zone and South Vietnam warns a larger operation is possible. Heavy rains may aid the timing of any such move.
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Washington
U.S
South Vietnam
Dean Rusk
Tran van Do
United States
Major Provisions of Brown Bag Law Enacted in North Carolina
Raleigh AP reports the Brown-bagging law allows drinking in restaurants in wet counties with a 36 seat minimum and a state permit, with fees of 200 for venues over 50 seats and 100 for 36 to 50. It also permits private bottle clubs with liquor lockers and self supplied bottles, bans staff from handling drinks, allows cocktail parties in resort hotel ballrooms in dry counties, permits private non commercial property drinking, allows hotel room drinking, limits car booze to one gallon, and lets home parties permit more than a gallon but restrict buying.
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Raleigh
North Carolina General Assembly
State Alcoholic Beverage Control Board
Senate Okays Higher Auto Insurance Minimum in NC
The North Carolina Senate approved a bill to raise the minimum auto liability insurance from 5 000 per person and 10 000 per accident to 10 000 and 20 000 respectively. The chamber rejected an amendment seeking 20 000 and 40 000, with critics warning of the burden on motorists.
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Raleigh
North Carolina
Senate
House
Ruffin Bailey
Wake
Jack White
Cleveland
Dallas Alford
D-Nash
Marshall Rauch
D-Gaston
Australian girl hides aboard U S Navy cruiser in Sydney
Sandra Hilder, 20, from Long Jetty Australia, sneaked aboard the Long Beach, the United States only nuclear powered missile cruiser, while docked in Sydney. She explained she hoped to reach California to see a friend and spent time in the admiral's cabin before being discovered by guards.
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Gordon Tait
Sydney
Australia
California
U.S
Long Beach
Sandra Hilder
Long Jetty
Philippines
Sandra
America
Bud
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