Slight Warming Trend Gives North Carolina Relief From Wintry Blasts
A gradual warm up eased weeklong subfreezing conditions in North Carolina though hazardous mountain driving persisted. Power restored after weekend outages, ice laden trees caused outages, and frigid temperatures dominated statewide with lows in the teens to low 20s. Snow flurries limited to the mountains while a developing Texas coastal disturbance eyed Thursday rain and more cloudiness.
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Asheville
Charlotte
Greensboro
Raleigh- Durham
Wilmington
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U.S
Raleigh
Piedmont
Maine
Mid-West
Missouri
North Carolina Mountains
Texas
Papandreou Flies to Paris for Medical Check and US Return
Athens leftist leader Andreas Papandreou flew to Paris with his family for a medical checkup. Afterward he was to proceed to the United States to teach economics again, as his political past and detention under the junta are noted in the report.
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Athens
Andreas Papandreou
Paris
United States
Papandreou
George Papandreou
Andreas
Greece
Margaret Chant
Chicago
North Carolina grants first beer permit to Fox Drive-In Theater
The State Board of Alcoholic Control approves beer sales for the Fox Drive-In Theater in Charlotte, operator William Frank Lemmond Jr. The approval follows a yearlong battle and character references from ten Charlotte residents including the chief of police, despite prior failed attempts due to Lemmonds court record.
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State Board of Alcoholic Control
North Carolina
William Frank Lemmond Jr
Fox
Lemmond
Wake Superior Court
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Unequal Districts Debate Education Standards
West Virginia educator Dr. B. G. Pauley told a Raleigh subcommittee of Gov. Dan Moore's study commission that unequal districts hinder education. He urged regional service centers where counties are too small to offer adequate services. He noted the 1790 census began with just under four million people in the United States.
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West Virginia
North Carolina
B. G. Pauley
Dan Moore
Pauley
United States
New Republic
Kingfish star Warren R. Coleman dies at 67
Warren R. Coleman known as the Kingfish of the Amos and Andy program died Saturday at his home in West Tisbury Martha's Vineyard. The radio stage and film actor had a 30 year career and was pictured in 1942 in Porgy and Bess.
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Est Tisbury
Island
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Coleman
Porgy and Bess
Inventory list of assorted domestic items and toys
A long OCR fragment lists various household and craft items including hair combs and dress items, plastic caps and mats, shower caps, strainers, stretch bands, Velour puff toys, yellow pencils, clips, plastic guns, games, hangers, candle holders, cake testers, hooks and eyes, iron on patches, cookie cutters, metal autos, and Micky dolls.
Romney Talks Viet Nam Plan and Spending Ceiling in New Hampshire
Gov. George Romney says he discussed his guaranteed neutralization plan for Vietnam with Soviet Premier Kosygin in Moscow and reports interest but no commitment. He also outlines a federal spending ceiling for 1969 and a tax increase to aim for a balanced budget in 1970 while repudiating Johnson's war policy at Keene State College.
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George Romney
Vietnam
Alexsei N. Kosygin
Romney
Withygin
Moscow
Kosygin
Munsonville
Keene State College
Johnson
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Oldsmobile
Olds Young Wheels
Youngmobile
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B. Ross
B. Ross Huskie
Guin Army
Velour
Motor Car Assort
Evelopes
Ball & Jacks
Hooks
Cookie Cutters
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Micky Dolls
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