Councilmen and Coffee Pot Talk at City Hall
Report notes councilmen frequently enter and exit a side room during meetings and chat while a citizen speaks. The ante room coffee pot and jokes precede serious discussion, delaying start times. Also mention of nursery tips and blueberry production in White Lake area with birds raiding crops and low yields from neglected bushes.
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Q. I
R. c
White Lake
N. C
Pender
Bladen
Duplin
Jones
Craven
Social Security for a widow and child questions answered
An SSA official explains widow benefits for a mother with a child whether the child is biological, adopted, or step. Eligibility depends on the mother's earnings. under 1,680 dollars yearly she can receive all benefits, but higher earnings reduce benefits monthly. Benefits may continue if the child stops drawing only if the widow is at least 50 and disabled by 60. consult SSA for exact rules.
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Robert Green
High Point
Social Security Administration
Social Security
Autopsy Rules in Hospitals and Medical Examiner Powers
Questions whether doctors may perform an autopsy without family consent. Consent priority goes to the surviving spouse, then children. If death is suspicious, the medical examiner may order an autopsy without family consent but explains the reasons to those involved.
Open Burning Rules in Guilford County Air Policy
Guilford County health officials explain that open burning is banned except where no garbage pickup exists. Incinerators must meet health board rules and government, commercial, and industrial burnings are prohibited. Permits may be issued for small brush from construction sites with fire department approval.
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Jack L. Perdue
Guilford County Health Department
Guilford County Board of Health
Guilford County
Soviet envoy Ilyichev heads to Beijing for stalled China talks
Moscow dispatched Deputy Foreign Minister Leonid Ilyichev, 64, to Peking to resume border talks with China after a year of stops and starts. The move follows Kuznetsov’s absences and rising signals of stalled discussions over Manchuria and border disputes amid tentative exchanges on ambassadors.
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Moscow
Soviet Union
Peking
Leonid F. Ilyichev
Communist Party
Nikita S. Khrushchev
Kremlin
Ilyichev
Vasily Kuznetsov
Manchuria
Soviet
Kuznetsov
Charge Da’ffaires
Lunar Eclipse Visible Tonight Across Americas
A partial lunar eclipse begins Sunday night and will be visible across most of North and South America. The moon enters Earth's shadow at 9:07 p.m. EDT with a 41 percent maximum at 11:24 p.m. and exits at 1:41 a.m. Monday, visible to all U.S. regions except the Pacific Northwest.
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New York
North
South America
Hayden Planetarium
United States
Pacific Northwest
Israel braces for bitter clash over Suez crossing
Tel Aviv reports a former military intelligence chief warns a cease fire breakdown could trigger a bitter struggle and Egypt's attempt to cross the Suez Canal. Israel insists talks won’t resume until Egypt pulls back missiles near the cease-fire line.
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Tel Aviv
Israel
Middle East
Egypt
Suez Canal
Jordan
Haim Herzog
Herzog
Washington
Depositors Rush for Savings at Eatontown National Bank
About 400 people gathered outside Eatontown National Bank as FDIC workers began insured deposit payoffs on Saturday. Bank president Douglas J. Schotte was arrested by the FBI on misapplying $5 million in cashier’s checks. The bank space was bought by First Merchants National Bank of Asbury Park for redeposits.
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Eatontown National Bank
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Douglas J. Schotte
FBI
Eatontown National
First Merchants National Bank of
Asbury Park
Fairness Doctrine Defined by FCC ruling
An administration official cited FCC equal time ruling as rejecting the idea anyone has a right to reply on air. The official said the ruling covers issues not the President and specifically rejects senators request for equal time to answer the President about Southeast Asia war remarks.
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Washington
Federal Communications Commission
FCC
Nixon
New Tactics Safeguard Fight Aims for Senate Win
Washington reports a renewed drive to curb the Safeguard ABM with a Brooke plan to bar two new bases and redirect funds to strengthen last year’s sites. Supporters say it matches defensive power and preserves Nixon arms talks leverage. Senate leaders remain divided on the approach and its political feasibility.
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Washington
Senate
White House
Edward Brooke Rmass
Nixon
Soviet Union
Brooke
Pentagon
MacDonald murder hearing recessed as defense rests
The defense closed its case after Capt. Jeffrey R. MacDonald completed a third day of testimony. An Army hearing at Fort Bragg was recessed for a week to allow rebuttal evidence before further proceedings.
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MacDonald
FT. Bragg
N. C
Jeffrey R. MacDonald
Bernard Segal
Green Beret
Patchogue
N.Y
Segal
Mac
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