Candidates Go Into Action In Piedmont Area Of State
North Carolina Governor hopefuls including Preyer and Moore push through Piedmont cities Lexington Mocksville Statesville and Salisbury. They press for health and economic policy gains, demand expanded research and industrialization, and seek neutral debate coverage on WRAL TV to raise farm income and diversify crops.
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Associated Press
Moore
North Carolina
Durham
Preyer
Lexington
Lions Club
Mocksville
Statesville
Salt
Beverly Lake
Dan K.jihe
Richardson Preyer
Raleigh Television
Piedmont
Wral-Tv
Lake
Nat Townsend
Mej
Prey
Bruce (Bozo
Bur
Sca
Lleston
Asheville
Extra Apollo Flight Is Requested
A group in the Apollo program asked for an additional reconnaissance mission to observe the moon. John M. Eggleston said NASA debates whether Apollo should be self sufficient and not depend on Ranger and Surveyor. The plan would place a two man LEM sub craft between circumlunar travel and landing, to photograph and instrument the moon.
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Apollo
Ranger
Moon
United States
Eggleston
Earth
Call girls ring tied to relief recipient madame
Nassau District Attorney William Cahn says a suburban ring of call girls recruited from housewives and mothers netted the alleged madame nearly 30000 dollars yearly while on relief. He cites a wider operation and a list of about 200 men connected to the ring. One indicted, Richard Dina, is charged with enticing a mother of three to join. Thirteen women remain as material witnesses.
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Mineola
N.Y
Nassau
William Cahn
Suburbia
Concetta McAllister
Cahn
Richard Dina
New York, City
Thirty six Cubans charged with illegal fishing
In Key West Florida 36 Cuban fishermen were held on $1,006 bond each after being charged with illegal fishing in Florida waters. Federal officials handed the men over to Florida authorities after questioning aboard their trawlers near Mallory Dock. Two Cubans sought asylum, claiming lack of fish off Cuba pushed them toward U S waters. Cuban officials disputed the action and called for the fishermen’s release.
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Bali
Fidel Castro
Mallory Dock
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Joe Ja
Cuba
U.S
Havana
Raul Roa
United Nations
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U.N
Mon
Joe County
Textile Automation Is Stressed At Cotton Clinic
Philip T. Bodell of Saco-Lowell Shops told the National Cotton Council 15th Cotton Research Clinic that automation is the universal goal as world textile machinery needs shift. He warned U S industry must boost R D to stay ahead while Europe and Japan rebuild with automation and world competition rises, outlining air handling control engineering and versatility as key problems to solve.
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Pinehurst
N.C
South Carolina
Philip T. Bodell
Saco-Lowell Shops
Clemson
S.C
National Cotton Council
Bodell
United States
Orient
Europe
Japan
U.S
Heavy Rains End Over State
The Weather Bureau said general rains covering North Carolina Wednesday night would taper off today. Scattered showers and snow flurries were forecast for the mountains with possible scattered thunderstorms along the coast. Greensboro and Charlotte saw the most rain overnight, with 1.18 inches and 1.00 inch respectively. Other totals included Wilmington 0.98, Raleigh 0.92, Durham 0.92, and Asheville 0.88 inches. Temperatures ranged with highs and lows around mid 60s to mid 40s, and tonight’s lows expected in the low 30s in the mountains to 35 to 45 elsewhere.
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Associated Press
Weather Bureau
North Carolina
Greensboro
Charlotte
Wilmington
Raleigh
Durham
Asheville
Raleigh-' Durham
Study of Christian Churches Urged by Lutheran Leader
Dr. Kurt Schmidt-Clausen of the Lutheran World Federation urged a study of Christian churches at the National Lutheran Council meeting. He cited Vatican Council moves toward modernization as significant and said Catholic Protestant talks aren’t fruitful now, though Lutheran observers should attend. The NLC meeting ends today with Lutheran bodies representing about 50 million people in the federation. North Carolina fund collections totaled 86.5 million? The text mentions 86.5 and 2.6 million contributions to LWF in 1963, with 810,940 for special programs, and a total fiscal year of 304.3 million, a 6 percent rise.
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Kurt Schmidt - Clausen
Lutheran World Federation
National Lutheran Council
Christian Unity
Schmidt-Clausen
NLC
American Lutherans
Jolina
State Collections Of Taxes Up By
Serious study of all Christian churches urged by world Lutheran leader at Charlotte meeting. NLC debated adjournment resolutions on chapel attendance at armed service academies and civil rights. About 3 delegates attended from the American Lutheran Church and the Lutheran Church of America. The Lutheran Church Missouri Synod observed. The three bodies plan a cooperative agency to succeed the NLC likely by 1967.
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Margaret Wilson
Associated Press
Charlotte
NLC
Anad
American Lutheran Church
Lutheran _|Church of America
Luther “Lan Church — Missouri Synod
Readable prescriptions bill introduced in Kentucky house
FRANKFORT Kentucky AP Rep H L Taylor R Barbourville introduced a bill in the state legislature to require clear readable prescriptions and plainly labeled drugs to protect purchasers. General fund collections for the period totaled 2178 million dollars, up from 2058 million the previous year, a gain of 5.8 percent. Highway
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Frankfort
H. L. Taylor
R-Barbourville
Transfer Of Office Completed
RALEIGH AP Transfer of the Tobacco Growers Information Committee's office from Greensboro to Raleigh's Cameron Village was completed today. The committee keeps tobacco groups informed of developments affecting the industry.
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Raleigh
Tobacco Growers Information Committee
Greensboro
Cameron Village
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