John Motley Morehead Dies At 94 Benefactor Of UNC
John Motley Morehead 94 long time UNC benefactor died at his Rye New York home after earlier injury and pneumonia. He founded the Morehead Foundation and in 1961 donated 7 million in stock bringing total gifts to 13 million. Funeral services planned in Rye at the Presbyterian Church.
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Air Force to Disband 155 Reserve Units In Merger Hint
The Air Force plans to disband 155 Air Force Reserve units by April affecting about 8,000 reservists in 44 states and the District of Columbia. The move appears to precede a merger of the Reserve into the Air National Guard, aligning with Army Reserve and National Guard integration. Ground units include 112 recovery squadrons and 43 recovery groups deemed nonessential to combat effectiveness.
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Johnson proposes broad health insurance plan for the aged
President Johnson unveils a comprehensive health package prioritizing a hospital insurance program for Americans 65 and older. The plan would fund basic medical education costs, support regional medical complexes to combat major diseases, and encourage private insurance for supplementary coverage while expanding health services nationwide.
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Four Teens Die in Payson Jail Carbon Monoxide Killings
In Payson Arizona carbon monoxide is ruled the cause of death of four teens in a city jail cell. The victims were 18 16 15 and 16 years old. The case involves a local arrest tied to theft at Strawberry Lodge.
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Cut Your Own Taxes and Sick Pay Rules Explained
The article outlines sick pay credits under the 75 percent 75 dollar formula for absences due to sickness or injury. It explains how after 30 days away, the sick pay credit equals the weekly amount received up to a $100 maximum, regardless of hospitalization.
Bombs Napalm Poured Into Red Staging Area
A Vietnamese fleet of fighter bombers attacked a Red staging area four miles northeast of Binh Gia, where about 2,000 Viet Cong fighters massed in woods. U S officials could not confirm the exact headcount as government troops failed to break the enemy position. Signs of Viet Cong activity were reported across the Binh Gia area, forty miles east of Saigon.
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North Carolina Wins Bid for National Center for Environmental Health
Washington AP North Carolina gained a $25 million bid for a National Center for Environmental Health in the Chapel Hill Durham Raleigh region. Anthony Celebrezze announced the decision citing a 400 acre donation offer from Gov. Terry Sanford, with location contingent on a suitable tract. Other states Illinois Texas New York Indiana and Virginia also competed for the facility.
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Indonesia Withdraws From the United Nations Declared
President Sukarno announced Indonesia has walked out of the United Nations over Malaysia joining the Security Council. The move came amid foreign ambassador exchanges and uncertainty over formal notice, with minimal public reaction except for Chinese approval.
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Soviet Named Also New Yorker Faces Espionage Charge
Hoover said Thompson of Bay Shore New York conspired with Kudashkian and others in an espionage plot to pay sums of money using code names false identities and secret writing. The effort aimed to provide information on military equipment missile sites codebooks and US counterintelligence. Kudashkian, a Soviet national, formerly worked for the UN secretariat in New York and now resides in Russia. Thompson, tied to a family of five, is a New York native and former Air Force member with past disciplinary record.
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Quits Long Range Predictions Forecaster Blames Bombs
Dr. Charles Greeley Abbot, 88, a famed long range forecaster, declines predicting for President Johnson. He blames nuclear testing on past poor calls and recalls accurate forecasts in 1948 for rain and wedding days. The Weather Bureau cites odds against snowfall or rain for Johnson's day.
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