Senate considers licensing of child day care facilities
The Senate received a bill to license all child day care facilities and debated related measures including authorizing a delegation to attend former legislator Clarence Stone’s funeral. The session also discussed a bill raising the maximum allowed share of Morganton’s Alcoholic Beverage Control profits for anti alcoholism programs from 5 to 10 percent and technical juror qualification amendments setting a 70 year age limit.
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Dow Jones Averages Move Lodging on Opening
Reading from page one, cautious market tone shifts as prices show early gains and investors weigh inflation data and corporate results. Analysts note potential sector rotation while liquidity remains ample, keeping volatility modest for the session.
Kennedy autopsy panel secret review cited by Clark
Atty Gen Ramsey Clark said Mrs Onassis and Sen Edward Kennedy were consulted before a panel reviewed autopsy material. Panelists included Carnes Fishaf Morgan Moritz and Burke Marshall noted Kennedy and Onassis asked him to say they would not comment. The report, signed last spring, found Kennedy was struck by two bullets from above and behind.
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University of Utah
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John Hopkins University
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Forecast North Carolina and South Carolina Weather Update
North Carolina mostly cloudy and warmer with a chance of showers in the extreme west tonight. Lows in the 40s. Saturday mostly cloudy and mild with showers mainly west and central. South Carolina tonight mostly cloudy and warmer with showers beginning west early evening and spreading central tonight. Lows in the 40s to 50s. Saturday showers and a few thundershowers, windy and mild with highs in the upper 60s to low 70s west and central on the coast.
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Three Soviet Cosmonauts Land In Snow In Kazakhstan
Three cosmonauts from Soyuz 4 landed in snow near Karaganda Kazakhstan after a linked orbit with Soyuz 5. Volynov remained in orbit as Shatalov Yeliseyev and Khrunov returned, helicoptered to Karaganda, with reports of cold wind and a safe data recovery in the capsule.
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Alexei Yeliseyev
Yevgeny Khrunov
Radio Moscow
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CAB Tentatively Approves 3.8% Domestic Fare Increase
The Civil Aeronautics Board tentatively approves a 3.8 percent rise in domestic air passenger fares with final approval after tariff analysis. Six major airlines sought 5 to 7 percent hikes, but CAB said such increases are not warranted now. First class fares for any distance would rise $3 one way.
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Master chemical of life created in test tube
Two teams of scientists independently created a master ribonuclease in a test tube, the enzyme that governs life’s chemistry. Rockefeller University and Merck Sharp & Dohme researchers report that ribonuclease builds itself from amino acids, enabling potential medical uses such as treating leukemia in children and removing dental plaque.
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Bernd Gutte
Rockefeller University
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Ralph F. Hirschmann
Merck Sharp &Dohme Research Laboratories
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Prague students urge calm after Palach protest action
Government leaders including Evzen Erban and Stanislav Razl met late with student leaders about Palach’s act. Students said a demands list was prepared and urged the state to avoid denigrating Palach as deranged. The central committee met but recessed without finishing its session as youth pressure grows.
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Johnson Leaves White House With Farewell Moments
President Johnson ends his presidency amid emotional goodbyes at the White House and a farewell conference. He notes no regret about not seeking re election, while White House aides and guests, including North Vietnamese delegates and U.S. officials, gather for rounds of speeches and mingling, marking a pivotal transition in U.S. leadership.
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Open covenants hidden in plain sight described
Harri man states the arrangement matches their plan and calls it a two sided conference though others label it a four party meeting. He notes no side gave in, yet both sides likely surrendered aspects and business can proceed.
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