House aide argues Vietnam war news should not be censored
Chairman John E. Moss of the government information subcommittee contends restrictions on Vietnam war news must not censor progress reports. He seeks full explanation from defense officials and a complete file of Saigon Washington cables, noting timely details are essential though some limits for security are understandable.
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Washington
John E. Moss
House
Government Information Subcommittee
U.S
California
Democrat
Moss
Phil G. Goulding
Defense
Pentagon
Restri
Defense Department
Winant Sidle
Saigon
Sidle
Egyptians Reject Offer Of Talks
Cairo reports the Egyptian government spokesman Dr Mohamed Hassan el Zayyat rejects Israel's bid for direct negotiations under U.N. auspices. He says Israel insisting on its own terms while Security Council proposals call for Arab withdrawal from captured lands, Arab recognition, Palestinian refugee solution, and free navigation in regional waterways.
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Cairo
Israel
U.N
U.N. Security Council
Mohamed Hassan el Zayyat
Security Council
Florida seeks special education session as teachers strike widens
Florida pressures rise for a special session on education as the 7 day teacher strike expands with about 430000 students heading to beaches and sandlots. Some 300 University of Florida professors petitioned Governor Kirk to recall the legislature.
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Tallahassee
Fla
Florida
University of Florida
Gainesville
Claude Kirk
Miami
Dade County
Legisla
Ture
Florida Education Association
State Capitol
Island Lifts 38 Feet During 1964 Earthquake
The Montague Island in Alaska rose as much as 37.8 feet above the sea and gained up to 1,000 feet of new beach in Prince William Sound during the 1964 quake. USGS geologist George Plasker notes the island cracked and rose along a 22 mile fault, with another fault traced four miles. The uninhabited island avoided loss of life on that day.
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Washington
Alaska
Montague Island
U.S. Geological Survey
Prince William Sound
Geological Survey
Montague
George Plasker
USGS
Plasker
Large Part Of Negro Youths Jobless In 20 Metros
The AP reports the Bureau of Labor Statistics finds about one third of nonwhite youths aged 16 to 19 unemployed in the nation’s 20 largest metro areas. Whites show far lower teen unemployment, with nonwhite rates more than triple in six cities and Detroit, Pittsburgh and St. Louis each above 10 percent for nonwhite workers.
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Washington
Bureau of Labor Statistics
St. Louis
Morgan Would Curb Illegal Flow Of Cigarettes From North Carolina
North Carolina State Sen. Robert Morgan, campaigning for the Democratic nomination for attorney general, urged inter state cooperation to curb the illegal cigarette trade. He proposed laws requiring firms selling cigarettes in large quantities to disclose purchasers, aiding cross state enforcement against organized crime.
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Morgan
North Carolina
Charlotte
Robert Morgan
Piloto
Charlotte Morgan
Sample of Household Goods and Toys Listing
A varied inventory of household items and toys including alums long curl clips and salad fork sets. salt and pepper shakers. waxed shoelaces. plastic cups and caster cups. coaster sets. toothpicks. cherr y cocktail picks. tumblers. fasteners. place mats. hair accessories. zippers. dress shoe laces. ice cream tumblers. bear and baby S. cube tray. doilies. clips. dollies. wrist watches. games. bamboo flutes. thimbles. teenage dolls. do s. pipe fittings. cookie cutters. Kewpie dolls. Betsy Ross candles. cars in box. flash lights.
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Caps
Phil Constans
FEA
Wachovia Bidg
Salem St. Thomasville
N. C
Nat Walker
Hone
Lewis
PIEDMONT NATURAL GAS _ COMPANY
ABC Mart
ORA
MART
Nash
Nash Jewelry
Associated Press
Acae
Louis
Relaxa
Black & White
POT Cleaners
Clearview Ball Point
B. Ross
Ross Huskie
Zippers Needle
Dolly
Htlo Games
Jumping Toy
Ball & Jacks
Pues
Cookie Cutters
METAL
Betsy Ross
Coloring
Story
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