Soviet Drive Against Religion Expands In Kremlin Directive
Moscow reports a renewed push by Soviet leaders to curb religious influence. Kommunist cites Leonid Ilyichev insisting religion is an urgent ideological task and that laissez faire policy harms ideological education. He condemns church status gained during WWII and notes church tax breaks and high service levels.
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Ahoskie Youth Dies In Accident
A 17 year old from Ahoskie, Marian Eugene Allsbrook, was killed when the speeding car he rode in lost control and struck a house in Ahoskie early Saturday. The incident was reported by the Highway Patrol.
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Southeast economy leads nation with 1963 gains
Personal income in the Southeast rose by more than 7 percent to over 75 billion dollars in 1963. Wachovia official J Roscoe Adams notes higher industrial production employment and wages plus record consumer spending, with a six percent growth rate after inflation. Manufacturing jobs climbed by 1.7 percent and non farm employment topped 10 million for the first time in the region.
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