Youth group retreat at Hanging Rock Park feasibility
The notice discusses camping for a large youth group at Hanging Rock Park, noting state parks open April 1 to October 15 and toilet facilities closed outside that window. Camp sites cost $1.50 and typically sleep 5 to 6 people, with contact to the North Carolina Division of State Parks for guidance. It also addresses funeral embalming law: embalming required only for interment outside North Carolina.
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Hanging Rock Park
North Carolina Division of State Parks
Department of Conservation and Development
Raleigh
N.C
North Carolina
Skinny Girls Advice and Radio Stereo Plans Report
Readers seek weight gain methods and stereo broadcasting updates. Health advice warns against sweets while urging nutritious foods and exercise. A radio editor notes WMFR plans stereo by year end with gear ready, suggesting listeners switch to Greensboro Charlotte and Burlington stations in the meantime.
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Doctor Place
High Point
Frank Lambeth
Wmfr. FM
Lambeth
Wqmg-Fm
Wmde-Fm
Greensboro
WBTFM
Wsoc-Fm
Charlotte
Wbb-Fm
Burlington
Ultraviolet light details and color questions
Reader asks about ultraviolet color, notes UV has no color itself and sun causes sunburn. Mentions purple as red blue mix, discusses bath device inquiry at Thomasville Nursing Home, Easy Baths seating system, offers to price and arrange a bath in Thomasville. Robert W. Conner, Architect 208 East Green Drive.
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Thomasville
Robert W. Conner
East Green Drive
Ice Rescue on Black River Ends in Tragedy
Basney 24 lies on Black River ice awaiting rescue after a snowmobile broke through. Rescuers Chief Ed De Rell and Fireman Karl Fenner anchor a Port Huron Township Fire Department boat as Barnes 37 drowns after the plunge. Police were alerted by a nearby resident who heard Basney’s cries.
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Dennis R. Basney
Black River
Ed DeRell
Basney
Karl Fenner
Port Huron, Mich
Duane E. Barnes
Barnes
Johnson plans tax extension in State of the Union
President Johnson will urge extension of the 10 percent income tax surcharge beyond June 30 to fund ongoing Vietnam war spending. He aims a balanced budget for July 1 and will outline his record and future actions in a televised address before Congress.
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Washington
Johnson
Nixon
Congress
Senate
Everett M. Dirksen
Illinois
George Christian
White House
New York City
Plaza Hotel
New York
LBJ
Viet Cong Attack Airfield. 15 Helicopters Destroyed At Can Tho
Viet Cong struck Can Tho airfield in the Mekong Delta early today, destroying 15 helicopters valued around 5 million dollars and damaging six more in a mortar barrage near the U S 9th Infantry Division HQ at Dong Tam. Four Viet Cong were killed in retaliatory fire as U S forces and Air Force assets responded.
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Saigon
U.S
Mekong
U.S. 9Th Infantry Divison
Can Tho
U.S. Army
164Th Aviation Group
U. S
Dong Tam
Julian Ewell
Czech Workers Defy Soviets Over Printing Content
Prague AP reports Czech union printers, amid reform pressure, refused to print material in the party weekly Tribune. At a union congress they voted to reject content at odds with January reforms led by Dubcek. Cesimir Cisar acknowledged some material was questionable and would be changed. Western reporters barred from the meeting.
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Prague
National Assembly
Josef Smrkovsky
Smrkovsky
Tribuna
Alexander Dubcek
Cesimir Cisar
Tenants Win Hearing Right in Eviction Case
The Supreme Court unanimously rules that tenants in federally assisted housing must receive a hearing before eviction. Joyce Thorpe of Durham NC argued for due process after a 1965 eviction notice following her leadership of a tenants group.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Joyce Thorpe
McDougald Terrace
Durham
N.C
Earl Warren
Thorpe
Housing Authority
North Carolina
U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development
State Supreme Court
Nixon Cabinet Choices Reach Capitol Hill Amid Senate Scrutiny
Nixon's cabinet picks head to Capitol Hill for confirmation hearings. Walter Hickel faces tough questions from conservationists while others are expected to win Senate support. The period also sees the 91st Congress tackling organizational issues as Johnson’s budget awaits.
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Nixon
Capitol Hill
Washington
Richard M. Nixon
Walter J. Hickel
Hickel
Senate
Alaska
Delta pilot stops hijacker on Miami Detroit flight
A Delta Airlines pilot foiled a hijacking aboard a Detroit to Miami flight by landing at Miami International Airport. Kenneth McPeek 31 of Orchard Lake Michigan produced a sawed off shotgun and demanded to go to Cuba. Stewardess Lynn Sargent 22 described the confrontation as she watched the gun at her back before the cockpit door locked and the crew alerted Captain Herald Rowley. The aircraft carried 69 passengers and six crew members.
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Miami
Delta Airlines
Kenneth McPeek
Orchard Lake
Mich
Lynn Sargent
McPeek
Detroit
Cuba
Miss Sargent
Jury selection delayed in Sirhan Sirhan murder trial
Los Angeles AP report says delays may push jury selection to Tuesday as defense seeks to void a non representative venire. Lawyers for Sirhan plan secret sessions with Judge Herbert V. Walker after poring over a 1010 page transcript and citing a Mexican American high school walkout case to challenge the jury pool.
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Los Angeles
Robert F. Kennedy
Herbert V. Walker
Grant B. Cooper
Cooper
California
Sirhan
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Lynne Sargeant
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