North Carolina General Assembly opens with $2.071 billion budget
The 1965 NC General Assembly convenes with Rep H P Taylor Jr as speaker and Sen Robert Morgan as pro tem. A $2.071 billion two year budget is proposed, up $155 million from the current level. Morgan urges college capital improvements and notes 9,000 applications for 2,000 freshman slots.
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H. P. Taylor Jr
Anson
House
Sen
Robert Morgan
Harnett
Senate
Dan Moore
General Assembly
Ed Kemp
Guilford
Thad Eure
Bob Scott
Kerr Scott
Scott
Wilmore
H. P. Taylor
Taylor
Morgan
Dallas Alford
Nash County
East Carolina College
North Carolina budget seeks no new taxes in 1965 67 plan
Raleigh AP The state faces a record 2.071 billion dollar budget for 1965 67 with no tax increases sought and a projected 64.4 million dollar surplus. The plan places 1.099 billion in the general fund, funds public schools and higher education, and shifts 365 million to federal programs. The outgoing Sanford administration prepared the outline. Governor Moore will shape future actions.
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Raleigh
General Assembly
Advisory Budget Commission
Terry Sanford
Dan K. Moore
Budget Commission
Postal Savings May End by Gro nouski Push
Postmaster General Gro nouski said he will ask Congress to end the Postal Savings System citing a long decline in depositors and total deposits from 4.2 million and 3.4 billion in 1947 to just over 1 million and 416 million now. He sees two good reasons including reduced use and trimming dead wood under President Johnson.
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Washington
John A. Gronouski
Congress
Gronouski
Johnson
United States
Europe
U.S
Postal
Exile Chief Says Cubans Are Hostile
Eloy Gutierrez Menoyo, guerrilla leader captured by Castro forces, says he expected a warm welcome from Cuban peasants but received a hostile reception. On a Havana TV interview he claimed peasants fed him yet notified the army of his presence and outlined routes via Puerto Rico with help from former Gov. Luis Munoz Marin.
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Havana
Eloy Gutierrez Menoyo
Fidel Castro
Menoyo
Puerto Rico
Luis Munoz Marin
Munoz Marin
Colleges Would Get 103 Million Under New Budget
AP reports North Carolina state budget proposal would allocate 103 million dollars to 15 senior colleges across the Consolidated University system including UNC Chapel Hill NC State Greensboro and Asheville Biltmore. The plan funds academic salary increases capital improvements and program expansions with specific amounts for administration computer centers and new positions.
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Moore
Agriculture Department
Educational TV
University of North Carolina
Raleigh
Little Asheville-Biltmore College
UNU
Cnaper ‘Hill
Greensboro
UNC
Chapel Hill
N.C. State
University of North Carolina At Greensboro
Charlotte College
Gram
Wilmington
Eichmann's Chief Aide Receives Five Years in Germany
Hermann Krumey, Adolf Eichmann's top aide, was sentenced by a German war crimes court to five years of hard labor for complicity in the murder of at least 300 000 Hungarian Jews. Co-defendant Otto Hunsche was acquitted on most charges.
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Frankfurt
Germany
Adolf Eichmann
Hermann Krumey
Otto Hunsche
Auschwitz
Krumey
Eichmann
Hunsche
Kemp Named Member of Committees
Raleigh AP. Lt. Gov. Bob Scott announced the appointment of three Senate committees Rules Finance and Appropriations with members including Kemp and 20 plus colleagues. Key names list Forsyth White Yates Belk Sink Currie Kemp King and others across chair and vice chair roles.
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Raleigh
Bob Scott
Senate
Morgan
Scott
King
Forsyth
Yates
Belk
Sink
Kemp
Currie
Kirby
White
Lenoir
Futrell
Alford
Eason
Griffin
Coggins
Evans
Hollowell
Johnson
Measures
Mills
MacLean
Norton
Ridings
Register
Seay
Warren
Cleveland
Whitehurst
Winslow
Jones
Shufford
Allsbrook
Bailey
Cook
Gentry
Gilmore
Hanes
Harding
Harrington
Hyde
Matheson
MecGeachey
McLendon
Moore
Rowe
Venters
Wayne
Weeks
Wood
Damage To Crops Feared Across Nation In Cold Wave
The nation braced for freezing temperatures as Florida reports helpful citrus conditions while northern states endure sub zero readings. Far south snow and rain hit Florida rain belts, with cities like Vero Beach and West Palm Beach seeing heavy precipitation.
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New England
Tennessee
Montana
Florida
Lakeland
Pennsylvania
Bradford
du Bois
Montpelier
New Hampshire
Maine
Aberdeen
S.D
International Falls
Hibbing
West Palm Beach
Great Plains
Atlantic
Mercury
Iowa
Weather Bureau
Appalachians
Great Lakes
Rockies
Lake Ontario
New York
Sunshine Satellite Sent Into Orbit From Cape Kennedy
The OSO-2 satellite launched by Delta rocket from Cape Kennedy enters a 350 mile earth orbit. NASA reports early signals and functioning systems as coronograph instruments study the sun’s corona and solar radiation streams to understand effects on Earth and other planets.
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Cape Kennedy
Fla
Earth
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Solar Solar Invest
John C
Snowball Fight Tragedy Prompts University Action
Knoxv ille authorities investigate deaths linked to a campus snowball fight at the University of Tennessee. Freshman Marnell Goodman of Swampscott mass was killed by a truck driver after snowballs were thrown at his vehicle. Truck driver William Willett Jr of Greeneville was charged with murder after firing a shot to scare snowballing students.
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Knoxville
Roland F. Lawson
Goodman
Yow
French Harris
University
Harris
William Douglas Willett Jr
Greeneville
Tenn
Willett
American Aid Official Feared Kidnapped in Saigon
Gustav C. Hertz 46 of Leesburg Virginia, chief of the mission public administration division, disappeared after leaving his Saigon home Tuesday afternoon and may have been abducted by Viet Cong. No trace found and no solid evidence of kidnapping exists. Hertz previously advised on Vietnamese administration. another aid official Joseph Grainger was kidnapped in August 1963.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
U.S
Gustav C. Hertz
Leesburg
Gia Dinha
Hertz
American University
Washington
Joseph Grainger
Darien
Conn
Plantation
Here
Grainger
Sukarno Urges U S Leave Viet Nam to Asians
Indonesian President Sukarno called for U S withdrawal from South Viet Nam and urged an Asian solution through consultation. He warned of Western interference, linked U S actions to unrest, and aligned Indonesia with anti imperialism alongside China.
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Jakarta
Indonesia
Sukarno
United States
South Viet Nam
Sukarno Macapagal
Gon
U.S
Viet Nam
United Nations
Asia
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Morristown
N.J
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Macapagal
National Press Club
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