Appraising 1873 Watercolor and Cedron Avenue Widening
Readers seek appraisal for an illegible 1873 painter signature via N C Museum of Art Raleigh and research services. Also advised to contact property owners about Cedron Avenue widening with possible funding via petition and Thoroughfare Plan. project may take years.
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J. C
Pyrle Gibson
High Point Arts Council
N. C. Museum of Art
Raleigh
Cedron Avenue
Gordon
City Hall
Loan by Mail Questions Prompt Legal Clarifications
Readers ask if out of state loan by mail subjects them to suit or service of papers here and what the clause The U S Mail is my agent means. An attorney notes that postal crimes relate to fraud but do not bind the post office to collect debts. claim and delivery only if collateral exists.
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U. S
Postal Inspection Service
Walter York
P. O
Q. I
Amy Vanderbilt
Vanderbilt
NC Fund Chief Denies Political Involvement Charges
Raleigh AP reports George Esser executive director of the North Carolina Fund denied accusations that the anti poverty group engaged in elections or backed any candidate. He said the fund's role was citizenship education and aiding the poor to register vote.
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Raleigh
North Carolina Fund
George Esser
North Carolina
Jim Gardner
Esser
Rep
Gardner
Durham
Newark
Detroit
Black Power
Office of Economic Opportunity
Leagues of Women Voters
Junior Chambers of Commerce
Envoys Deny Peace Feelers Put Out
Clark Clifford and Gen. Maxwell Taylor denied any peace proposal talks during their Asian mission. They arrived in Seoul after New Zealand talks with President Park were not about an agreement but about planning the war's development and possible future allied summits.
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Seoul
Clark M. Clifford
Maxwell D. Taylor
Clifford
Taylor
New Zealand
Chung Hee Park
CBS Television
Johnson
Park
House Panel Cuts Johnson Social Security Proposals
The House Ways and Means Committee trims Johnson plans for Social Security and Medicare. A 12 percent benefit rise replaces 15 percent, a $50 minimum replaces $70, and Medicare expansion for disabled younger retirees is dropped. Payroll tax base rises to $7 600 with a new maximum tax of $334.40, and some workers see no increase.
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Washington
House
Ways and Means Committee
Johnson
Associated Press
Senate Opens Hearing On Antiriot Proposal
Senate hearings on a bill making it a federal crime to cross state lines with intent to incite riot opened with Senators Kennedy Hart and Eastland criticizing the measure. Witnesses included five police officials from troubled cities as the nation debated how to curb rioting amid Detroit Newark and other outbreaks.
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Walter R. Mears
Washington
Edward M. Kennedy
Massachusetts
House
Philip A. Hart
Michigan
Detroit
Mississippi
James C. Eastland
Senate Judiciary Committee
Kennedy
Hart
Eastland
Congress
Ate
Judiciary Committee
Snipers fire erupts as Milwaukee curfew shattered
Sniper fire hit several locations in Milwaukee's Inner Core on Tuesday night. Police and National Guardsmen fought from a department store warehouse near Palmer and Lloyd as lights were shot out. Mayor Maier lifted the curfew by day but planned to restore it tonight. Police chief Breier said three suspects were questioned. no serious injuries reported.
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Milwaukee
Wis
National
North Side
Henry Maier
Maier
Harold E. Breier
Pga
Will
Palmer and Lloyd
National Guardsmen
Third Street
Brink’s, Inc
Deserting GI Fights Vietnam Twice Despite Punishment Doubt
Louis Melendez an 18 year old from Bayamon Puerto Rico deserted basic training to fight in Vietnam twice. He traveled from Atlanta to New York to San Francisco and to Vietnam where he served with the Fifth Special Forces before being wounded in the Mekong Delta. Army officials expect an eventual discharge.
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Washington
Louis Melendez
Vietnam
Melendez
Bayamon
Puerto Rico
Walter Reed Military Hospital
Washington Post
Ft. Benning
Post
Atlanta
New York
Ft. Hamilton
Brooklyn
San Francisco
Fifth Special Forces
Mekong Delta
U.S
Japan
Richard Louis Traub
Walter Reed
Riots Tied to Militants in Major Cities
Congressional investigators link racial riots in Chicago Atlanta and Nashville to militant civil rights groups while saying Communist groups mainly stirred hatred rather than riots. The House Un American Activities staff urges a formal inquiry into subversive roles and names SNCC leaders Carmichael and Brown as instigators in Atlanta and Nashville. Chicago events are tied to an August 1965 riot.
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Washington
Chicago
Atlanta
Nashville
House Committee On Un-American Activities
Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee
Stokely Carmichael
H. Rapp Brown
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High Point
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Mexico
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Antarctica
Vostok
California
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Duc Pho
South China Sea
N.C. Fund Head
Senate
Robert P. Griffin
Rmich
Richard J. Hughes
New Jersey
Hughes
Frank S. Joseph
Pixies
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