Christmas light bills spark city charge debate in Thomasville
A reader asks why Thomasville light bills rise at Christmas. City manager J Kyle Williams says the city pays for seasonal lights, citing a past season cost of 133.08. The advice: check Duke Power meter and detect unauthorized usage.
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Thomasville
Robert T. A
J. Kyle Williams
Duke Power Co
Marble slab to table top through Guilford North State link
The column suggests marble slab work for a table top with guidance to North State Monument in Greensboro and Guilford Monument, plus furniture sizing tips. It notes shared truck routes between the two shops and cautions about hazardous methods and pest control tactics for moles and grubs in the yard.
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Action Line
D.C. A
Tom Elder
Guilford Monument Co
North State Monument
Greensboro
Burlington Road
Clark’s
North State
Guilford Monument
Elder
Mother criticizes war coverage in Vietnam and Korea
A reader urges news outlets to curb graphic live action footage of soldiers in Vietnam and Korea, expressing distress over seeing loved ones in battle and recalling wartime losses in World War II. The letter urges less sensational reporting while acknowledging reporters risk their lives to inform the public.
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Vietnam
Korea
Jets Aid Marines in Hue Push Against Red Forces
AP reports U.S. fighter bombers downed two MIG17s and struck three North Vietnamese airfields while Marines attacked Hue. F4 Phantoms fought the MIGs northwest of Hanoi, total MIGs downed in three years reaching 110 against 40 U.S. planes lost. Air strikes targeted Bai Thuong Haiphong Haiphong airfield Vinh. Marine jets pounded the Citadel outer walls as a North Vietnamese regiment held the fort.
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U.S
Air Force
Hanoi
U.S. Command
North Vietnam
Navy
Haiphong
Bai Thuong
Vinh
Demilitarized Zone
Hue
Imperial Capital
Vietnam
Thant Interviewed by Newsman Amid Paris Arrival
U Thant rushed to Paris after New Delhi patrol as talks on Vietnam peace appear distant. He met with North Vietnamese representatives and planned discussions with French officials while London officials remained pessimistic about progress.
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Moscow
London
Thant
Mai van Bo
North Vietnam
Nguyen Hao
North Aa
States
Paris
Maurice Couve de Murville
Charles de Gaulle
Hanoi
West Virginia Governor among bribery conspiracy indictments
An indictment unsealed in Charleston charges former West Virginia Governor William Wallace Barron and five associates with conspiring to obtain bribes for state contracts. Also named are Sawyers Johnkoski Gore Brown and Schroath, all tied to a scheme starting January 1961 to steer contracts through preferred firms and predicated bids.
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Washington
William Wallace Barron
West Virginia
Justice Department
Charleston
W. Va
Barron
Burl A. Sawyers
Vincent J. Johnkoski
Truman FE. Gore
Bonn Brown
Elkins
W.va
Alfred W. Schroath
Clarksburg
Sawyers
Gore
John Koski
Brown
Schroath
Tuppers Plains
Ohio
Boca Raton
Fla
Kerosene Tank Explodes at High Point Oil and Coal
A 275 gallon kerosene tank at High Point Oil and Coal exploded just before noon, destroying the office interior and roof and sending burning fuel over the brick building. Employee Roy Staton witnessed smoke and a fire under the tank near Commerce and Centennial around 11 30.
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High Point
Roy Staton
R. G. Miller
Commerce
Centennial
Time Inc to Buy Newark News in Stock Deal
Time Inc agreed to acquire all assets and liabilities of the Newark News from Richard Scudder Jr. and Edward Scudder Jr. for 325000 shares of Time stock plus about 5 million dollars in assumed debt. The Newark News would become a Time subsidiary pending IRS tax ruling and Time board approval.
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The
News
New Jersey
Evening News
Coney
Richarder
Edward W. Scudder Jr
Time Common
Newark News
Time Inc
James A. Linen
Scudders
Richard
Edward
Garden State Paper Co
Newark Broadcasting Corp
WVNJ
Internal Revenue Service
Life
Fortune
Sports Illustrated
Riots Considered Spontaneous by Civil Disorders Panel
The President's Commission on Civil Disorders is nearing a final report concluding last summer's urban riots were spontaneous not conspiracy driven. If no new evidence emerges, this will be a central finding with urgent recommendations to prevent disorders.
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Gaylord Shaw
Associated Press
Washington
Commission On Civil Disorders
Commission
Morton Questions Necessity Of U S Stand At Khe Sanh
Sen Thruston B Morton questions the necessity of the U S stand at Khe Sanh in northwest South Vietnam amid a possible Communist attack. He says impact on supply lines and the lack of local population questions the strategy and urges focusing on protecting populous areas. He notes GOP and Democratic unease and predicts Congress will question war policy. Pan American United Continental and Trans World will boost MAJCOM airlift to Vietnam. Officials see no new Viet Cong influx yet major centers remain vulnerable.
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Vietnam
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Senate
Johnson
Congress
U.S
South Vietnam
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Pan American
United
Continental
Trans World
Saigon
Hue
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