New Governor Begins Tenure at North Carolina Inauguration
Dan Moore, 58, sworn in as North Carolina's 61st governor in Raleigh. He urged unity and a drive to reduce highway fatalities. Moore and family attended the inaugural parade and received the state seal from outgoing Gov. Terry Sanford before spending their first night in the executive mansion.
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Bob) Scott
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Governor Moore's traffic safety push gains legislative support
North Carolina lawmakers from both parties indicate backing for Gov Dan Moore's immediate drive to cut highway deaths. They favor road construction, driver education, and a larger state patrol, with Moore promising concrete 1965 General Assembly recommendations.
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Five Persons Die In N. C. Accidents
Mateo T. Rosales, 31, of Athens, Ga., died when his car struck a guard rail on 185 near Spencer, went down an embankment, overturned, and struck a.
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End To Military Rule In Viet Nam Restores Civilian Authority
Vietnam's armed forces agree to end three weeks of military rule and restore civilian government. Chief of State Phan Khac Suu gains legislative powers. seven members of the High National Council to be released. The move suspends renewed talks on aid and allows the civilian government to organize a national countryside.
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Nominee for Hodges Post Seeks Stock Trust Approval
John T. Connor President Johnson's nominee for Secretary of Commerce plans to place his Merck & Co stock into an irrevocable trust while in office. Connor discussed the plan with Senate Commerce Committee members as hearings begin. He would retain six months of title to shares valued around 1.5 million to use capital gains tax benefits.
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Teaching Of Evolution Theory Sparks Local Fuss
In Pacolet South Carolina parents accuse John Wood of teaching Darwinian theory in a ninth grade class. Wood Principal H T Blackwell and Ep ting prepared a joint statement amid a complaint that the teacher was teaching against God. The state had legalized evolution teaching last year.
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Dock Workers Reject Four Year Pact Triggering Strike Risk
In New York 8354 to 7792 longshoremen vote against a four year contract, prompting union leaders to plan next steps. A nationwide dock strike by about 60,000 workers from Maine to Texas appears likely at 12:01 a.m. Monday if tensions escalate.
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Wives Get Briefing On Protocol In New Congress
Washington AP report notes Democratic newcomers wives receive guidance from the DNC women’s division on etiquette and child care. Veteran Mrs. Hubert H. Humphrey attends as luncheon speaker and says the vice president-elect’s wife shares the freshmen’s uncertainty.
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252nd Anniversary Birth of Manned Flight Observed
Philadelphia report recalls the January 9 1793 event when M Blanchard planned a balloon ascent at 10 o clock amid band music and cannon salutes. The note places the flight in the young nation’s capital at the time and marks an early milestone in human flight history.
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French Flyer Blanchard Plans European Flights
The French aviation pioneer Blanchard, who completed 44 flights in Europe, prepared for a new takeoff after a morning overcast cleared. President Washington provided a letter of introduction as Blanchard prepared to depart, and he described a vast crowd watching his ascent from courtyards and rooftops.
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Treasury Eyes Change in Gold Reserve Rules
Treasury moves to seek Congress action to alter domestic gold reserve requirements amid fears over backing for dollars with gold. Officials said timing and form of the request are undecided, with possible removal or reduction of the $5 billion gold backing for bank deposits, while currency backing remains $8.6 billion. Foreign reactions and related plans cited.
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Ministers Return From Holy Land Journey
Three High Point ministers describe their first journey to the Holy Land detailing places associated with Christ, their impressions, and observations on the Arab Jewish conflict in the Middle East as reported for the Sunday Enterprise. Goose hunting in Anson County is highlighted as a popular sport. Benny Phillips reports on the Outdoors Page. Marine scientists from Duke University study ocean secrets aboard a new research ship off the North Carolina coast in a feature by Don Seaver appearing tomorrow.
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