Looking Forward To 1969 A World on Edge
AP Special Correspondent William L. Ryan surveys a turbulent globe as 1969 opens. He notes Middle East violence, Vietnam war implications, Sino Soviet tensions, Europe’s Brezhnev Doctrine fears, Africa’s conflicts, Brazil and Peru upheavals, and a US in transition seeking stability amid nuclear powers and space achievements.
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Bowman Gray to train pediatric assistants amid doctor shortage
Bowman Gray School of Medicine at Wake Forest University projects a 12 year shortfall in pediatricians as U S child population grows. A $53 458 grant will fund a spring training program for pediatric assistants to handle routine exams and shots, freeing doctors for complex cases.
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Scott to Face Appointments After Inauguration
Raleigh AP report says Gayled Scott warned supporters they may be disappointed by future state appointments. He said loneliness of the job will require choosing between friends and that some top posts may wait until after the 1969 General Assembly. He plans to move into the governor's office and start work after the inaugural parade.
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Dorsett Conviction Upheld By North Carolina Court of Appeals
The North Carolina Court of Appeals upheld the conviction of Rev. George F. Dorsett and his son Larry Franklin Dorsett for disturbing the peace on motor cycles. They were convicted in Guilford Superior Court last April and sentenced to 30 days in jail suspended on a $50 fine and costs. Tommy Yow did not appeal. Also, in Curri tuck County, a father and son were upheld for maiming a boy, with prison terms of 7 to 10 years for the assault near Themework elementary school.
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