Etiquette Q and A on chicken dining and local table maker hunt
A reader cites Amy Vanderbilt on chicken eating etiquette, noting formal settings require fork and knife except at picnics. The column also traces an oak Standard Table Company piece possibly made in High Point by J M S Salisbury, with no solid dates, and offers neighborly guidance on tree line disputes and allergy linked plant removal.
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Amy Vanderbilt
New York
Vanderbilt
Standard Table Company
Jamestown
Chamber of Commerce
Greensboro
W. Lee Street
George Covington
High Point Chamber
Concensus
J.M.S. Salisbury
High Point
Banks Cut Prime Interest Again
New York banks lowered the prime loan rate to 6 percent from 7 percent amid slackening loan demand. Major lenders including Chase Manhattan, Bank of America, First National City, Chemical Bank, Irving Trust, and others followed, signaling a broader easing trend since June 1969.
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Chase Manhattan Bank
York
Bank of America of
San Francisco
First National City
Chemical New York
Irving Trust of
New York
Cleveland Trust Co
First National Bank of St. Louis
Citizens & Southern National Bank of Atlanta
Chase Manhattan
Gifts for Durham veterans at Salisbury Red Cross drive
An Amer ican Red Cross representative plans to take leftover items to the Veterans Hospital in Salisbury. Many veterans follow diets restricting candy but they welcome books crossword puzzles adult games and toiletry items. Deliver gifts to the Red Cross office on English Road by Wednesday morning for delivery.
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Red Cross
Veterans Hospital
Salisbury
English Road
39 Toys Removed From Shelves To Protect Children
The FDA ordered 39 toys off the market for dangerous pins needles metal spikes and sharp wires. The list includes dolls stuffed animals and lawn dart sets with parental refunds or repair options proposed. manufacturers notified and FDA inspectors may seize noncompliant products.
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Washington
Federal Food and Drug Administration
FDA
Congress
Consumers Union
J.B. Jarts
South Glen Falls
N.Y
Stahle v Manufacturing Co
Town & Country Game Ltd
Yonkers
Regent Sports Co
Hauppauge
Hasbro Industries
Pawtucket
R.I
King Athletic Goods, Inc
Hunting Park
Champion
Flood of Christmas Mail Pours In for Stricken Boy
Seven year old Bobby Miller of Inkster Michigan, stricken with Werding Hoffman paralysis, receives a flood of Christmas cards and letters after news reports spread. Postmaster Stephen Jakobowski says at least 500000 pieces have arrived. greetings Even from President Nixon and other notable senders arrive as the family adjusts to the overwhelming kindness.
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Stephen Jakobowski
Detroit
Bobby
Werding-Hoffman
Romulus
Nixon
Jakobowski
Treblinka Death Camp Leader Sentenced to Life
Franz Stangl, SS commander of Treblinka in Poland, convicted of mass murder. The 62 year old was arrested in Brazil in 1967 and extradited after Brazil agreed to commute a life sentence to a lesser one if convicted in Austria. Stangl denied sleep issues, blaming high blood pressure during the trial.
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Duesseldorf
Germany
Franz Stangl
Treblinka
Poland
Soviet Union
France
Belgium
Greece
Bulgaria
Yugoslavia
Austria
Volkswagen
Sao Paulo
Scott weighs uniform voting for 18-year-olds in NC
Gov. Bob Scott says he is inclined to support a uniform voting age of 18 for all elections in North Carolina if complex rules for 18-year-olds to vote in national races exist. He plans to consult elections officials and notes the Supreme Court's 18-year-old vote ruling. He also discusses a balanced state budget for 1971 and criticizes two Rocky Mount junior high literature textbooks removed after ministerial complaints.
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Raleigh
Bob Scott
North Carolina
Scott
U.S. Supreme Court
Congress
General Assembly
Rocky Mount
Twin County Fundamentalist Ministerial Association
Oregon
Lee Johnson
Edward M. Kennedy
Senate
High Court
Dan Evans
Washington
Georgia
Kentucky
Alaska
Hawaii
Nevada
New York
Rhode Island
Pennsylvania
Nixon
White House
Ronald L. Ziegler
Youth groups rush to register 18 year olds to vote
Washington AP report shows youth oriented groups quickly organizing to enroll 18 to 21 year olds after Supreme Court ruling allowing 18 year olds to vote for president and Congress. Leaders from Young Republicans and National Young Democrats mobilize registration efforts while states warn of higher costs and potential dual registration lists and ballots.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Young Republican National
Ron Romans
National
Young Democrats
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Randallstown
Harold Moore
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Leisure Group
West Point
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Plakai
J.L. Prescott Co
Paterson
N.J
Little Angel
Roselle Park
J.L. Prescott
Bear Archery Co
Grayling
Mich
Fleetwood Archery
Superior
Wis
Jerry Pets
Iester
Bobby Miller
Ralph Miller
Inkster
Nebraska
Maine
Minnesota
Massachusetts
Capitol Hill
Mike Mansfield
D-Mont
Mansfield
Sam J. Ervin Jr
D-N.c
James B. Allen
Dala
U.S
Allen
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