Markets Drift as Moody Economic Signals Spur Caution
In Raleigh AP reports Gov. Scott seeks budget tweaks amid a projected 116,000 student bus plan and new school capital needs. The stock market edged lower with the AP average down 8 points to 328.3 at noon, as investors weighed talk of tax credit repeal and U Thant's Suez and durable goods data.
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Wane Weaneaumer Education Guests Named
Two guests for education at the event include Alande and Wild Tadew Dortle Miva uM Mumy, with additional participants listed as BLT visitors.
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Charleston march supports striking hospital workers
About 1,000 Black demonstrators led by Rev Ralph Abernathy and labor and religious leaders marched peacefully through Charleston streets to back striking hospital workers. Police guided the noisy event with riders and singing as leaders locked arms at the front.
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Kennedy shooting trial remarks quoted by juror
Fragmented transcript shows dialogue citing justice and religion as Howard questions Sirhan regarding Kennedy assassination. Prosecution and defense clash over motive and law while gun violence and providence theme emerge.
Nixon signals phased plan to cut U.S. combat role
Washington officials outline a double track approach to reduce U.S. combat duties in Vietnam while pressing North Vietnam and the Viet Cong toward a negotiated settlement. The effort aims to pull American forces out gradually even as Paris talks continue.
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Bank and Music Store Burn in Asheville
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New Czech Leader Goes To Moscow
Prague reformists hope Husak’s visit to Moscow yields Soviet concessions to bolster Czech reforms while Moscow signals limited troop withdrawal. The article also notes Rogers statements on peace talks and Republican-Democrat views on war policy and tax credits, all amid a volatile regional context.
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Supreme Court narrows threats against the President
The court ruled prosecutors must prove a real threat of physical violence to convict under federal law. It set aside a New Yorker’s conviction for remarks about Johnson while upholding statutes criminalizing threats to the President or Vice President. The majority emphasizes First Amendment limits guiding such prosecutions.
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Reform talk on investment tax credit sparks cross party debate
Treasury sources indicate future scrutiny of onces while targeting abuses of tax shelters. The President's reform calls repeal the investment tax credit, drawing mixed reactions from House Democratic leader Carl Albert and Senator Jacob Javits who warn it could trigger a recession and describe the fight as GOP versus Democrats over inflation and policy.
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