Angers Defector Probers Angry Over Subpoena Delay
Rep. Wayne L. Hays accuses the Nixon administration of blocking questioning by failing to provide Deputy Undersecretary William J. Macomber Jr. at a House Foreign Affairs hearing on the Lithuanian defector incident. The witness chair was empty as Macomber's appearance was postponed pending an administration inquiry.
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House
State Department
Wayne L. Hays
Ohio
William J. Macomber Jr
Foreign Affairs Subcommittee
Hays
Macomber
Capistole Hill
White House
North Carolina AG opposes milk price fixing by state
North Carolina Attorney General Robert Morgan told dairy farmers that the state should not ban competition to end unlawful practices. He argued strong laws against unfair competition protect farmers without mandating fixed retail milk prices, while the Milk Commission contemplates pricing at all levels.
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Salisbury
N.C
North Carolina
Atty
Robert Morgan
Morgan
North Carol
United States
N. C. Dairy Herd Improvement Association
Attorney General’s Office
State Milk Commission
Commission
Economics Teaching Overhauled In North Carolina Schools
The North Carolina Board of Education approved a plan to improve economics instruction after a report found teachers are woefully unprepared. Dr. David Lapkin of UNC Chapel Hill led the commission that prepared the recommendations. He argued economics is not taught meaningfully and explained youths often miss inflation concepts and the differences between the Soviet and U.S. systems.
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Raleigh
North Carolina Board of Education
David Lapkin
University of North Carolina In
Chapel Hill
Lapkin
General Assembly
Commission On Economic Education
Raleigh Bus Drivers Strike Shuts City Transit
Raleigh AP reports 3,000 students and 5,500 residents lose bus service as Raleigh City Coach Lines drivers vote 48 to 4 to strike at midnight after rejecting a wage and fringe benefits proposal. Marion B Perry Jr leads ATW Union with mediator involvement from federal mediators.
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Raleigh City
iCoach Lines Inc
Marion B. Perry Jr
Amalgamated Transit Workers Union
R. C. Wallace
North Carolina Democrats back presidential primary move
The 175 member North Carolina Democratic Executive Committee approved a binding presidential primary to shape national convention delegates. The panel favored district level delegation, cost questions remained, and election timing shifts were approved. Eugene Simmons was reelected party chair.
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Raleigh
North Carolina
Democratic Executive Committee
Eugene Simmons
Tarboro
Democratic Study Commission
James B. Hunt
Wilson
Hunt
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