NC lawmakers arrive for legislature opening in Raleigh
North Carolina legislators trickled into Raleigh for the General Assembly noon opening. Democratic caucus plans center on chairman pro tem race between Dallas Alford and Robert Morgan as Gov. Dan Moore arrives amid cold and camera buzz. Uncommitted votes may decide the outcome with seven cited by observers.
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Raleigh
North Carolina
Dallas Alford
Nash County
Robert Morgan
Harnett
Dan Moore
General Assembly
Alford
Long
Morgan
House
H. P
Protests Resume in Selma Centered on King Jail Stay
King remains in Selma city jail after arrest on a parade without a permit charge. Police report King and about 250 others were jailed Monday but today demonstrators moved in small groups and walked unmolested. Rev Andrew Young said King does not mind staying in jail to dramatize their problems.
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Martin Luther King Jr
King
Wilson Baker
Selma
Andrew Young
Atlanta
Groundhogs Predict Six More Weeks Of Winter In Pa
In Quarryville and Gobbler's Knob two famed PA groundhogs emerged to see shadows and retreat, signaling six more weeks of winter. The Quarryville lodge proposed a Weather Bureau six week vacation while the creature reigns, no official Weather Bureau comment.
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Quarryville
Pennsylvania
Phil
Gobblers Knob
Robert W. Herr
U.S. Weather Bureau
Weather Bureau
Missile Base Workers Return To Moonport Jobs
CAPE KENNEDY Fla Workers who had stayed off U S moonport jobs since Thursday began reporting today at construction sites tied up by a union jurisdictional dispute. Among first to return were workers on the Saturn moon rocket assembly building and the nearby launch pad three miles away. About 3800 workers halted work on a 201 million project last week.
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Cape Kennedy
Fla
U.S
Moonport
Two Men Steal Over Nine Thousand From Bank Deposit
In Charlotte, two Black men snatched bank deposits in the West Morehead North Carolina National Bank parking lot. They escaped with more than 9 000 dollars in checks and cash while Patricia Hudson and Barbara Ford were leaving the bank. Hudson was struck but not injured. No immediate suspects or clues were reported and the case will go to the bonding company.
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Charlotte
N. C
E. B. Stone Jr
Patricia Hudson
Stone
Barbara Ford
Miss Hudson
Ford
West Morehead
North Carolina National
Hudson
Insurance Bill Discussed as Baker Hearing Resumes
Senate investigators heard from Don Reynolds that a $109 205.60 bill for Reynolds used to cover a $25 000 Kennedy Johnson campaign contribution was charged to a performance bond cost. McCloskey firm officials described possible overpayments and potential self incrimination by Baker while McQuaid and McCloskey denied direct recollection of the invoice or check.
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John Chadwick Washington
McCloskey &Co
Senate
Bobby Baker
District of ‘Columbia
McCloskey
Don B. Reynolds
Kennedy-Johnson
Matthew H. McCloskey
Politi
Cal
Corporal McCloskey
Ireland
Senate Rules Committee
Reynolds
Baker
Reynolds’ Insurance Agency
McQuaid
Agnes McCloskey
L. P. McLendon
McLendon
McCloskey & Co
Texas
Clinton Murchison Jr
Internal Revenue Service
Second graders send best wishes to President Johnson
Myrna Sue Parker's class at William Dc Gously Public School watched the January 20 inauguration on TV. The 33 students drew pictures and wrote letters expressing hopes for peace and good government, noting the president is human and promising to study civics.
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Chicago
Myrna Sue Parker
Sm. Dog
Laura Belle Cole
Cathy Sprague
William Dc. Gously Public School
Miss Parker
Parker
America
Gene Errel
Tina Basis
Johnson
Laurie Steinnagel
Indonesia Pursues Atomic Bomb and Missiles
Indonesia officials report about 200 scientists are working on its first atomic bomb with a surprise planned for Armed Forces Day in October. Brig. Gen. Hartono says new missiles with superior capabilities are planned this year, while reactors at Banand and Serpong mix weapons potential with peaceful aims.
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Jakarta
Indonesia
Hartono
Antara
Java
Sumatra
Celebes
Banand
West Java
United States
Serpong
U.S. State Department
Department
Robert McCloskey
McCloskey
Arctic Cold Sweeps Vast United States From Polar Air
Arctic air poured into the nation driving subzero to record depths from Minnesota to Iowa and Wisconsin. Snow and freezing rain spread from the Great Lakes to New England as dozens of counties shut schools and fatalities rose.
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Northern Plains
mid-Mississippi Valley
Ohio Valley
Brainerd
Bemidji
Minnesota
Rochester
Minn
International Falls
Decorah
Elkader
Iowa
New Albia
Great Lakes
New England
Appalachians
Florida
Lake Ontario
Oswego County
New York
Oswego
West Virginia
Tennessee
Crossville
Cumberland Plateau
Smokies
Mountain City
Knoxsville
Wisconsin
United States
Chicago
Lincoln Park Zoo
North Central States
Mississippi Valley
Texas
Ohio
Arkansas
Mississippi
Kentucky
Louisville
Nashville
Tenn
Kenucky
Gulf Coast States
Carolina Mountains
Bundy dispatched to Saigon for talks on Vietnam turmoil
President Johnson sends White House adviser McGeorge Bundy to Saigon to confer with Ambassador Maxwell D. Taylor about South Vietnam's political turmoil and anti communism. Bundy will report on prospects for stability, discuss Taylor's policy capacity amid disputes with Nguyen Khanh, and may touch on Kosygin's upcoming North Vietnam visit.
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John M. Hightower
Ww Gton
Johnson
George Bundy
Saigon
Maxwell D. Taylor
South Viet Nam
White House
Bundy
National Security Council
Taylor
U.S
Nguyen Khanh
State Department
Alexei N. Kosygin
Viet Nam
Southeast Asia
Union Welfare Funds Scrutinized By Senate Panel
Senate investigations seek budget approval of 435000 for next year as staff examines union welfare pension funds and alleged racketeering linked to bank and thrift failures. McClellan says many funds pay little or no benefits while administrators profit amid international unions represent unskilled workers.
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G. Milton Kelly Washington
Senate Investigations Subcommittee
John L. McClellan
D-Ark
Senate Rules Committee
Senate
McClellan
International (Labor
Senate Approves Flexibility on Surplus Shipments to UAR
Senate Appropriations Committee votes 17 to 6 to relax the House ban on surplus farm shipments to the United Arab Republic. The escape hatch allows continued shipments if needed to carry out the 1962 sales agreement and judged in the national interest. Senator Aiken cites State Department concerns and oil company impacts amid Middle East tensions.
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Ernest B. Vaccaro Washington
Senate Appropriations Committee
Johnson
United Arab Republic
House
George D. Aiken
R-Vt
State Department
UAR
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Suez Canal
Middle East
Aiken
American Broadcasting Co
Tion
Nasser
United States
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LBJ
Associated Press
Arctic
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