Legislature Sees Accord On Public School Spending
RALEIGH AP The General Assembly signs a broad school spending accord as the Joint Appropriations Committee reviews the Sanford administration budget for 1963 65. The State Board of Education is satisfied that funding requests are fully supported, easing budget decisions and potentially speeding legislative action. Concerns remain over dormitory funding and a proposed 10 percent pay raise for state workers. Governor Sanford remains noncommittal on the raises.
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Raleigh
Senate
Ing
Sembly
Joint Appropriations Committee
Sanford ‘Administration
State Board of Education
Charles F. Carroll
Wake County
Democratic Party
Consolidated University
William C. Friday
Terry Sanford
Fires Destroy Two Gastonia Businesses Same Morning
A pre dawn blaze in downtown Gastonia destroyed Belton Typewriter Co and Belton Card Cloth Co owned by Jim and Bill Belton. Firefighters arrived late to find the buildings nearly ruined and water froze on the ground. Thirty textile carding machines from England were lost. Damage is estimated at about 125000 with partial fire insurance coverage. Police investigated the cause. The blaze occurred near a hotel that burned last year.
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Gastonia
N.C
Belton Typewriter Co
Belton Card Cloth Co
Jim Belton
Bill
Firemn
England
Aerialist Mary Lou Lawrence Remains Critical After Fall
Pretty Mary Lou Lawrence a 25 year old circus aerialist from Crown Point Ind is in critical condition in a Madison hospital after plunging 35 feet from a flying trapeze to a concrete arena floor during a Shrine circus without a safety net. Her skull is fractured her collar bone broken and possible internal injuries. Parents Louis and Mrs Lawrence have arrived and expressed fear over her future performance choices. A crowd of about 2000 watched in shock as she fell.
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Madison
Wis
Mary Lou Lawrence
Crown Point
Ind
Louis Lawrence
Mrs. Lawrence
Miss Lawrence
Surveillance Keeps Overnight Watch on Elusive Freighter
The ship remained unresponsive as rockets were used to attract its attention in a bid to communicate. It was located 67 hours after the U S joined the search at the Venezuelan government’s request. Naval surveillance shifted from San Juan Puerto Rico to Port of Spain Piarco Airfield with seven Navy planes ready for round the clock watch.
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United States
10Th Naval Command
San Juan
Puerto Rico
Spain
Piarco
Caribbean
Venezuela
Cmdr
Russel E. Blalack
Cincinnati
Ohio
Early Warning Squadron 4
Navy
Anzoategui
Glenn reflects on spaceflight and future lunar aims
In remarks on the first anniversary of Friendship 7, John Glenn discusses designing spacecraft with the pilot as part of the system, weightlessness research, and the need for stepped progress toward Apollo and a lunar landing. He notes the Gemini and Apollo plans, his liaison role, and the value of broad education for future space workers. He predicts lunar milestones after extensive engineering work and plans to reunite with Friendship 7 at the Smithsonian.
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Earth
Glenn
Carpenter
Schirra
Leroy Gordon Cooper
Gemini
Apollo
Ent
Cooper
United States
Moon
Annie
David
Lyn
Washington
Smithsonian Institution
America
Charles A. Lindbergh
NAM Says Budget Can Be Sliced
The National Association of Manufacturers urged cutting at least 8.7 billion from the proposed 98.8 billion federal budget. NAM proposed specific reductions in housing civil defense foreign aid public assistance and education funding along with nonessential program trims and tax reform to spur growth and jobs.
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Nam
New York
National Association of Manufacturers
Congress
The
Six Die Violently In State From Fires Accidents And Shootings
A rash of violence in North Carolina left at least six dead since Friday at 6 pm. The victims included Mr and Mrs Carter Estes and their son Troy Estes in Lenoir in a fire, Morris Graves struck by a train near Charlotte, Millard F Willard fatally shot near Winston Salem after an argument, Arvin Bass McLean killed in a car crash near Lenoir with Ethel Crisp injured, and a murder charge against Arthur T Mankins.
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North Carolina
Lenoir
Carter Estes
Troy Estes
Charlotte
Morris Graves
Southern Railway
Graves
L. L. Jones
Winston-Salem
Millard F. Willard
Forsyth County
Arthur T Mankins
Rt. 1
Germantown
Mankins
Willard
Arvin Bass McLean
Ethel Crisp
Radio Free Europe as Cold War counter to Communism
A bold appeal touts Radio Free Europe as a key Free World weapon against Communism. It highlights Eastern Europe under Soviet occupation and calls for American financial support to broadcast to Poland, Czechoslovakia, Hungary, Bulgaria, and Romania.
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Europe
America
Radio Free Europe
Eastern Europe
Poland
Czechoslovakia
Hungary
Bulgaria
Romania
Free World
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Associated Press
Radio Free Europe Fund
Box
Mount Vernon, N. Y
Advertising Council
Newspaper Advertising Executives Association
North State
Central Exchange
High Point
Thomasville
Randleman
McDonald's
Idaho
Mc Donald's
N. Main St
Borden
Main St.college Village Shopping Center
Super Blue Blades
BAYER
Crecmullion
OUR
Famou
Ice Crean
Philohex
Vapo Steam
Dewitt
Ben-Gay
Eckerd
Eckerd’s
Neo
Eckerd's
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