Public nuisance claim on Broad Street veneer plant odor
Residents report nightly bark burning by a Broad Street veneer plant in Thomasville causing strong odors across Holly Hill Road Roosevelt and other areas. City manager says no official complaint filed yet and no ordinance covers such smells. action possible if a complaint is filed.
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Broad Street
Thomasville
Holly Hill Road
Roosevelt and
Broad Streets
N. A. Thomasville
J. Kyle Williams
City Hall
Joel N. Jacobs
Oceanside
N.Y
Federal Trade Commission
Jacobs
FTC
Garydean Corp
Jay Norris Corp
Paul Rand Dixon
Dixon
Commission
Court of Appeals
Second Circuit
New York City
Pearson Anderson column questions and FTC order details
Readers ask why Drew Pearson and Jack Anderson columns are not published daily. The column explains alternates with letters or delays when mail misses, plus a Swiss bank neutrality note and a 1967 FTC case over Nationwide Wholesalers misrepresentation. A Corona California veteran faces a $71.20 charge for a missing rifle after an Army investigation cites negligence.
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Drew Pearson
Jack Anderson
A. Pearson
Pearson
Corona
Calif
Ernst J. Wagner
Vietnam
Army
Wagner
Henry C. Schadeberg
R-Wis
Saigon
Schadeberg
Burlington, Wis
Readers urge restraint on Vietnam War telecasts
A letter cites Feb 8 piece and argues televised war images shock families with relatives in Vietnam. The writer compares exposure to scenes at Womack Hospital Fort Bragg and Walter Reed Washington to justify limiting broadcasts.
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Vietnam
Womack Hospital
Fort Bragg
Walter Reed Hospital
Washington, D
Hue Fight Rages as 800 Planes Lost In Action
AP reports fierce combat inside Hue’s Citadel as the air war against North Vietnam claims 800 U.S. planes lost. A fresh battle outside Hue and mortar fire near Khe Sanh leave 14 Marines dead and 135 wounded. Marine bombers Navy ships and artillery pound remaining Viet Cong and North Vietnamese troops along the Citadel wall. The siege enters its 17th day with Communist forces still holding.
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Saigon
Hue
U.S
North Vietnam
U.S. Command
Khe Sanh
Lewis M. Simons
Soldier convicted in wife and others killings appeal filed
Spec. 5 Ervin Mercer, 39, stationed at Ft. Benning, seeks NC Court of Appeals review of three prison terms totaling 60 to 75 years for second degree murder in the Sept 14 deaths of his wife Myrtle Mercer, 23, Ida Mae Dunn, 30, and her 5-year-old son Jeffrey Lane. Mercer pled insanity at trial.
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Ida Mae Dunn
Jeffrey Lane
Rusk Accuses Fulbright Over Vietnam Nuclear Question
Secretary of State Dean Rusk implicitly labels Senator J W Fulbright a disservice to the country for questioning U S nuclear use in Vietnam. Fulbright replies that exposing troops to possible nuclear weapons would be a grave disservice and disaster to U S leadership and troops.
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Washington (Ap
Secretary of
Dean Rusk
Sen
J. W. Fulbright
U.S
Vietnam
Fulbright
Arkansas
Johnson
Bombardment Likely as Khe Sanh Standoff Persists
U S analysts warn the North Vietnamese may skip a direct infantry assault on Khe Sanh and instead concentrate artillery from tunneled positions near the Marine stronghold. They expect monsoon conditions to aid bombardment and possibly force resupply by air, risking abandonment of the base.
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Khe Sanh
Con Thien
U.S
Economy Figures Undercut Case For Quick Tax Hike
Washington reports weakens in January industry output and personal income as the administration pushes a 10 percent surcharge. Officials cite a temporary drop following Ford strike impacts and note risks of overheating, while opponents doubt need for new taxes.
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Washington
Johnson Administration
Federal Reserve Board
Secretary of the Treasury
Henry H. Fowler
Congress
Commerce Department
Ford Motor Co
Parents win reprieve as Vietnam return order canceled
West Chester residents Charles Ennis and his wife pressured the White House and Pentagon after learning their son Spec. 4 Charles Ennis, 21, would be sent back to Vietnam with under 60 days left. The Army reversed the order, counting days from departure, and Ennis remained stateside.
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West Chester
North Carolina
White House
Pentagon
Charles Ennis
Ft. Bragg
N.C
Vietnam
Chip
Charles H. Ennis
Glen Mills
Ennis
Ennises
U. S
Joseph S. Clark
Hugh Scott
Army
Cindy
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