Action Line answers on police duty and barber licensing
Citizens seek guidance on whether patrolman Roseboro can continue duties during training and on owners clearing obstructed corner lots. The Health Department and Public Works warn owners to cut vegetation, while North Carolina statutes regulate barbering and warn against unlicensed practice.
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Hayworth Roll & Panel Company
Roseboro
High Point
Pritchett
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Russell Street
C.P.A
Health Department
State Board of Barbers
Anon. A
State Board of Barber Examiners
G. C Clark
North Carolina
Raleigh Building
Raleigh
N. C
Board and Health Department
Maple Leaf Forever Opens Prelude to Montréal Ballgame
Reading of national anthems precedes the Montreal baseball game as visitors from another country are honored. Central plans sophomore orientation for August 20 at 10 a.m. Principal Jerry Shaver urges late registrants to attend. Mildew removal tip via overnight soak in sweet milk, then rinse and wash in soapy water is advised by Mrs E.1.
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Montreal
Canada
Central
Jerry Shaver
Welfare migrant fears fade after Supreme Court ruling
After the high court struck down state residency rules for welfare, officials saw little migration yet. AP survey shows stark payment gaps remain, with New Jersey averaging 263 dollars per month for a family of four versus Mississippi at 38.75. Some states had no residency rules. others deferred enforcement amid lawsuits. In Pennsylvania, welfare rolls rose from 424,000 to over 500,000 in 16 months.
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Supreme Court
New Jersey
Mississippi
Associated Press
George Miller
Nevada Welfare Division
Delaware
Guam
Hawaii
Kentucky
Maine
New York
Puerto Rico
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The
Virgin Islands
Massachusetts
Alaska
Georgia
District of Columbia
California
Connecticut
Illinois
Louisiana
Maryland
Pennsylvania
Wisconsin
Eugene R. Geesey
Supreme
Geesey
Camille's Death Toll Increases
Rescue workers pulled 23 bodies from the wreckage of a Pass Christian complex as the Camille aftermath worsened with a total death count rising to 128 across the Gulf Coast. Mississippi officials warned the final toll could reach 150 to 200, while damage to military sites may top 300 million.
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Gulfport
Miss
Gulf Coast
New Orleans
Pascagoula
Mississippi
Gulf Strip
Merle Palmer
Nap Cassidry
Cassidry
Philip Shaw
Civil Defense
War Council
Wade Guice
Spiro T. Agnew
Agnew
Washington
Weather Bureau
Camille
Kentucky
Tennessee
Richelieu
Pass Christian
Deadly hazardous cargoes move nationwide unseen
Washington report shows hundreds of trucks and trains carry dangerous materials for water purification, plastics, and fertilizers, largely out of public view. Officials note vast volumes of non military hazardous goods travel by rail and truck with few accidents, though a 1980s incident in Dunreith, Indiana caused extensive damage without fatalities.
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Washington
William F. Black
AAA
U.S
Haynsworth Faces Senate Scrutiny For Supreme Court Nomination
Washington AP reports Clem ent Haynsworth Jr. faces tougher Senate scrutiny than in 1957 when he won quick approval as a federal judge. A Sept 9 hearing by the Judiciary Committee precedes possible confirmation before the Court’s term in October amid civil rights criticisms and cautious GOP support.
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Washington
Clement F. Haynsworth Jr
Nixon
Supreme Court
Senate
Haynsworth
Senate Judiciary
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Senate Judiciary Committee
Warren E. Burger
Earl Warren
Sen
Strom Thurmond
R-S.c
Jacob K. Javits
R-N-Y
House Votes D C News Services Tax
Washington would tax news services, photographs and features at 2 percent under a House bill pending in the Senate committee. Revenue is estimated at 150000 annually, with the tax paid by the purchaser and added by the supplier. The measure targets materials for newspapers magazines and broadcasting, excluding sales outside Washington.
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Washington
Senate
United States
District of Columbia
House
Senate Committee On
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Bay ST. Louis
By Guy Coates
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Association of American Railroads
Dunreith
Ind
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Haynesworth
Lyndon B. Johnson
Fortas
Clement? Haynesworth Jr
D.C
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