Local ad notes planned North State data center project
The notice outlines a new data processing center project for North State Telephone Company with a planned building at 111 Hayden Place formerly the First Union Bank Building. It discusses funding needs of about 1500 for the first year and seeks public support, including subscriptions, and provides contact numbers for Charles Carter and Mrs. Charles Probert. It also mentions a desire to gauge public interest in exposing children to performing arts and asks for suggestions and financial aid.
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Charles, Carter
Charles Carter
Forest Hills Presbyterian Church
Charles Probert
Nixon planning year end rehearsal at White House party
Nixon plans a year end rehearsal at the White House with troops, followed by a Sunday gathering to honor Elmer Bobst of Spring Lake New Jersey for his 60th birthday. Bobst befriended Nixon during the 1952 campaign and their families have shared Christmases since 1963 amid wartime shortages.
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Whi
Elmer Bobst
Spring ‘Lake
N.J
Mer Beard
Walner-Lambert
Grand Jury Probes Misdeeds in High Places
Asst Atty Gen Will R Wilson says grand juries in New York Baltimore and Washington investigate corruption claims against top government officials. Indicted Senator Brewster faces bribery allegations tied to Spiegel Inc while other cases unfold with no trials or convictions yet.
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Washington
U. S
Justice ‘Department
Will R. Wilson
Department
New York City
Baltimore
Washington, D. C
Wilson
Daniel B
Brewster
Sénaire
Spiegel Inc
Chicago
Nathan’ P. Voloshen
John. W. McCormack
D-Mass
Maryland
Aweathly
Blueblood
Spiegel
Blacks To March On UNC Civil Rights Food Strike
North Carolina black students plan a march on the University of North Carolina in Chapel Hill as a food workers strike evolves into a civil rights issue. About 250 of 275 workers began a monthlong walkout, with some violence and nine arrests. The town’s Negro mayor withdrew police after conferences with university officials, leaving campus security to university police with town aid if needed. Saga Food Services urged Gov. Scott to protect students and nonstrikers from threatening action as police presence diminishes.
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Chapel Hill
Howard Lee
Lee
Uiiversity
James Westbrook
Saga Food Services
UNC
Bob Scott
Abernathy Meets UNC Amid University Strike
Reverend Ralph David Abernathy head of the SCLC visited the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. He joined about 125 Saga Food Services employees and student protesters in near freezing weather and spoke to the strikers promising support. He then met for over an hour with UNC Chancellor J Carlyle Sitterson and Chapel Hill Mayor Howard Lee.
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Chapel
Hill
N.C
Ralph David’ Abernathy
Univrsity of
North Carolina
Abernathy
Southern’ Christian Leadership Conference
TING
Saga Food Services
White House
SCLC
Golden Frinks
Chapel Hill
Raleigh
UNC
J.carlyle
Sitterson
Howard Jice
Pearl Harbor memorial trip marks quiet anniversary
At Pearl Harbor Hawaii a tranquil scene unfolds as underwater photographer Frank Adams recalls the entombed USS Arizona. The sunken battleship still lies at Ford Island with 1 100 seamen lost. A simple flag raising ceremony will honor the dead including survivor Harold E Wernenberg of Daly City California.
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Pearl Harbor
Hawaii
Frank Adams
Uss Arizona
Hull
Adams
Arizona
Ford Island
Battle near Saigon fans heavy fighting with North Vietnam
U S and South Vietnamese troops battled North Vietnamese forces northwest of Saigon in a half hour clash that left 44 enemy soldiers dead and several allied casualties. A separate incident saw a US helicopter shot down in the central highlands killing 12 aboard including an American colonel and a South Vietnamese commander.
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Saigon
U.S
Central Highlands
South Vietnam
1St Air Cavalry
Vision
Cambodia
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