Upgrading Of State Vocational Rehabilitation Urged By Study
RALEIGH AP Increased emphasis on physical or mental handicap in state rehab funding was urged by the Governor's Study Commission. Mrs. Mary Trent Semans said the study found the public department could rehabilitate more people with more money, expanding coverage without creating new taxpayers. The commission highlighted surveys from Durham, Pitt, Columbus? no, Pitt and Transylvania counties showing roughly 22 percent disability prevalence.
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Raleigh
State Department
North Carolina
Semans
Durham
Pitt
Department of Community
Transylvania
Kissinger Plan Frames Nuclear Policy Debates
The piece surveys Kissinger's views on disability estimates in the state, the South Vietnam peace effort, and a proposed move to separate policy elements for negotiation. It discusses reliance on nuclear deterrence, the risk of nuclear blackmail, and the aim to use conventional forces as a last resort while pursuing multilateral guarantees. The discussion notes Rockefeller era debates and Look magazine commentary.
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South Vietnam
South Viet
Nam
North Viet
the Nam
Kissinger
Look Magazine
Vietnam
Doe
Mit
Lane Dividend Declared by Lane Company Inc
Altavista Virginia announces quarterly dividend of 25 cents per preferred share with record date March 15 1969 payable April 1 1969 and a year end dividend of 10 cents per common share with record date December 2 payable January 1 1969. The 1968 total for common stock equals 60 cents per share versus 55 cents in 1967 marking the tenth straight year of increases.
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Tinee
Tue Lane Company, Inc
Altavista
Laney Common
NCNB Mortgage Corp organized in Charlotte
NCNB Mortgage Corp organized in Charlotte as a subsidiary of NCNB Corp. It will begin business on Jan 2 and will service residential and commercial loans for investors already doing business with North Carolina National Bank. The company will assist bank staff by servicing new mortgage and construction loans.
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Ncnb Mortgage Corp
Charlotte
Ncnb Corp
North Carolina National Bank
Henredon Dividend Move Boosts Share Payouts
Henredon Furniture Industries Inc votes to raise the regular quarterly dividend from 12 to 15 cents per share, payable Feb 1 to shareholders of record Jan 10. The note is part of a broader corporate update amidst industry conditions.
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Henredon Furniture Industries, Inc
Record Lan 10
Henley Paper Co expands with 3M carbonless papers
The Henley Paper Co of 125 S Hamilton St announces a full line of 3M carbonless papers for business systems, including Type 200 transfer paper for printers, Type 100 self contained carbonless paper, Prone and Really Flat gummed labels, pressure sensitive label stock, and carbonless machine rolls in the High Point area.
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Henley Paper Co
S. Hamilton St
High Point
Three Men Die In Collision Near Raeford North Carolina
In Raeford area two cars collided at an intersection on NC 211. Wade Pascual of Robbins, Odell McCrimmon of Southern Pines, and Arthur Hale of Southern Pines died. A passerby rescued two occupants before one car exploded, Hale died at the scene, Pascual died at Moore County Hospital.
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Raeford
N.C
Wade Pag Cual
Robbins
Odell McCrimmon
Southern Pines
Arthur P. Hale
Pope Afb
BE. W. Coen
Pascual
Hale
McCrimmon
N.C. 211
Coen
Crimmon
Highway Patrol
Moore County Hospital
Pinehurst
Nixon expects no change in gold price under Nixon
The Associated Press reports Nixon’s chief spokesman Ronald Ziegler said the incoming president does not anticipate any change in the official $35 an ounce gold price. Ziegler noted the topic has not been discussed and no alteration is expected. Nixon previously indicated no reason to change the price.
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New York
Nixon
David M.kennedy
Ziegler
Second Span Is Closed After Bridge Collapse
Tarpon Springs Florida authorities closed U S 19 south of Tarpon Springs to traffic due to a bridge collapse that killed one person and injured five. A crack was found in supports of the second bridge hours after the earlier span failure.
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Tarpon Springs
Fia
Athclete River
Sally
Florida Highway Patrol
U. S. 19
Tarpon
Springs
Tuna
Five Day Forecast North Carolina and South Carolina
Forecast for North Carolina South Carolina and Virginia Georgia shows increasing cloudiness with chances of showers mainly west or north late tonight through Thursday. Temperatures rise into the upper 40s to mid 60s with cooler periods by Friday and Saturday. Precipitation expected as showers Thursday and Friday totaling about half an inch to three quarters of an inch.
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North Carolina
Jane Stinson
Terre
South Carolina
Virginia
Georgia
Milk price rise eyed as NC boosts Class II milk rates
North Carolina dairy farmers will see higher prices on February 1 as the Milk Commission increases Class II and Class III milk rates to align with federal support levels. The move may lift retail milk prices by about two cents per quart, with Class II rising from 6.95 to 7.40 per hundred pounds and Class III set at 4.20 to 4.40 per hundred pounds. Commission members Nesbitt and King split over discounts affecting retail pass-throughs. a six month review is planned. Farm voices questioned supply adequacy and rising imports from other states.
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Raleigh
North Carolina
State Milk Commission
F. Nesbitt
Fletcher
George King
Ayden
Nesbitt
Eisenhower’s Brother Earl Eisenhower Dies
Earl Eisenhower 70 brother of former President Dwight Eisenhower died in Scottsdale Arizona. He was a electrical engineer with West Penn Power Co. and later Public relations director for Suburban Life Newspapers. Survived by widow and son Earl Jr. He had served in the Illinois House and Cook County Clerk race. He studied at University of Washington and began with West Penn Power in 1954.
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Scottsdale, Ariz
Katherine
Earl Jr
Earl Eisenhower
Kay Morgan
Dwight Eisen
Rockford
Hower
Scottsdale
Pennsylvania
Lat- Eisenhower
Fort
Cook County
Chica
Scottedale
Néargo
Phoenix
Cook
Eisen
Illinois House of Represower
Eisenhower
Pittsburgh
Connellsville
Daily Courier
Sinois House
University of Washington
Red West Penn Power Co
Outlaw Law in NC Calls for 1866 Statute Repeal
The North Carolina Judicial Council urged repeal of the 1866 outlaw statute used to declare felony suspects as outlaws. In its 1969 General Assembly recommendation package, executive secretary Frank W. Bullick Jr. said the provision belongs to the era of posse and bounty hunter days.
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Raleigh
Judicial Council
North Carolina
Frank W. Bullick Jr
High Point College Closes Early for Christmas Holidays
High Point College ends classes four days ahead of schedule due to widespread influenza and respiratory illnesses among students. Exams planned today through Saturday are rescheduled to January 21–24. Evening classes continue, dorms and dining remain open through Saturday, and air travel plans may adjust until students depart.
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High Point College
David Cole
Cole
North Forsyth High Reopens Quietly After Tense Sitdown
Plainclothes and uniformed police patrol North Forsyth High as the school reopens after a two day closure over racial tension. The campus remains off limits to non students while officials review the incident sparked by a runoff QE contest. NAACP officials said they will review complaints from Negro students as authorities consider suspensions for disruptions.
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Winston-Salem
WN. C
North Forsyth High School
Key Club
North Forsyth
The
NAACP
Missing Ever-Blades student Barbara Mackie described
Detective Capt. J L Smith said Barbara Mackie was told what to do. Classmates refused to discuss the case, with one girl noting it won’t help to talk. Former classmates recall Barbara as shy and studious, warm when known, a 5'10" senior class president and valedictorian from Ever Blades School for Girls in Mix ami's Coconut Grove section.
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J. L. Smith
Speck Gets Stay Of Execution
Chicago authorities report Richard Speck, convicted of murdering student nurses, has been granted a stay of execution to allow his counsel to appeal to the U S Supreme Court. The stay pauses the planned electric chair death set for January 1 in Illinois after a Cook County court denied an earlier appeal by public defender Gerald W Getty. Getty filed an affidavit indicating intent to seek Supreme Court review.
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Chicago
Richard Speck
Supreme Court
Wilneis Supreme Court
Illinois Court
Gerald W. Getty
Cook County Public Defender
Getty
U.S. Supreme Court
Speck
Johnson Hospitalized As Fever Rises In Flu-Like Illness
President Lyndon B. Johnson remains hoarse and under medical care after admission with a 101.6 degree fever. Dr. Burkley cites adequate medication for the indicated diagnosis as Johnson rests on the third floor. Officials avoid naming the illness while noting prior flu vaccinations and a soft bland diet.
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Christian
Barkley
Johnson
Johnsson
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