Brownbagging ruling may push liquor by the drink debate
North Carolina legislators foresee 1967 General Assembly action to legalize brown bagging following a unanimous state supreme court ruling. Lawmakers like Rep. David Britt and Sen. Lindsay Warren predict bills to clarify liquor laws or legalize drinking by the glass, with enforcement timelines varying by region.
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Raleigh
North Carolina
General Assembly
North Carolina Supreme Court
Tar Heel
David Britt
Robeson
House of Representatives
Sen
Lindsay Warren
Wayne
Warren
Albert J. Ellis
Onslow
Ellis
Charles K. Maxwell
Mecklenburg
Phillip Godwin
Gates
Arthur Jones
Ray Brady
State Board of Alcoholic Control
Viet Cong Defections Reach New Monthly Peak
US officials report 2 505 Viet Cong defectors in November, the highest monthly total since the chieu ho i program began. American and enemy casualties rose last week while government forces saw a casualty decline. B52 bombers hit Viet Cong positions near Saigon as two new ground operations began. US troop strength in Viet Nam stood at 361 000, up 1 000. Some observers question the defector figures, noting refugees and peasants may be counted as returnees.
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South Viet Nam
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Viet Nam
Brown bag liquor ban set for Dec 11 enforcement
The North Carolina Supreme Court ruled that brown bagging is illegal, with the decision effective Monday Dec 11 after Mecklenburg Superior Court records the order. The ruling reverses a lower court ruling that allowed patrons to bring own liquor to eateries, though officials say no statewide crackdown is planned immediately.
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Tice Susie Sharp
High Tribunal
James F. Bullock
Charlotte
Mecklenburg County
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Mecklenburg Superior Court
Bullock
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High Court
Superior Court
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Riddle
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Ray Brady
Fearful sailor survives sinking of the Daniel J. Morrell
Dennis Hale, 26, survived when the freighter broke apart in Lake Huron. Fifteen other crewmen were gone, and 12 bodies were recovered eight miles northeast of Harbor Beach after the ship sank in a storm. Hale spent 34 hours afloat on a raft before rescue. he faced possible death and loss of life while his wife and four children awaited news.
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Mich
Dennis Hale
Daniel J. Morrell
Great Lakes
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Hale
Morrell
Lake Huron
Huron County Sheriff's
Ashtabula
Ohio
North Carolina Weather Turns Colder After Sunny Start
Early today inland areas ranged in the mid to upper 20s with coastal spots around 30. Asheville 23, Charlotte 24, Greensboro 26, Raleigh 27, Wilmington 29. Tonight and Friday bring sharper temperature drops with snow flurries possible in the mountains and a partly cloudy, cold Saturday ahead.
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North Carolina
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Wilmington
Mightiest U S Rocket Fired In Saturn V Test
The S II I booster, the Saturn V second stage, conducted a successful six minute captive firing at a million pounds of thrust. Officials framed the test as a step toward NASA's goal of landing a man on the moon by 1970. The launch produced a massive flame and tremendous roar, felt miles away, thrilling observers.
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Bay Saint Louis
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Moon
Savio Leads Berkeley Students in Call for Campus Strike
In Berkeley 3500 of 30000 students at a mass meeting voted to strike classes from 8 am in protest of Navy recruiters on campus. Mario Savio, 1964 Free Speech Movement leader, urged the action after police were summoned during a sit-in. Savio, jailed earlier for protests, spoke free on $440 bail following arrest of six nonstudents.
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Berkeley
Calif
University of California
Navy
Mario Savio
Savio
Quintuplet Roni Sue Aronson Fights Grave Illness
Roni Sue Aronson, the surviving quintuplet, suffered a convulsion and faced likely brain damage. Pediatrician Dr. Lee Bass described her condition as grave after a difficult night and indicated the outlook remained very poor despite prior transfusion and temporary improvement.
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Roni Sue
Aronson
Lee Bass
Bass
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