Andrews Village Restaurant Opens on Lexington Avenue
Andrews Village Restaurant opens Monday at Centennial and Lexington Avenues with free carnations for ladies. Owner Chris Andrews notes the formal unveiling after weeks of operation. he previously ran Tara's Restaurant at Five Points and has 26 years in the business. The Lexington Avenue site, with Mike Caplanides, offers a versatile dining area and Italian-focused menu. Open daily 11 am to 10 pm.
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Five Points
Lexington Avenue
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Rainbow Supper Club
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Baptist Unit to Elect New President in Raleigh Meeting
The 85 member Baptist State Convention general board will elect a new president to succeed Rev. Howard J. Ford of Wilmington. The board will also name a 15 member executive committee to meet monthly and handle ten sions with Wake Forest College and consider a church personnel placement service. The 1964 convention site may be Charlotte, with a joint session with the Negro General Baptist Convention.
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Mercer University
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Wilmington
Mr. Ford
Wake Forest College
Negro General Baptist Convention
Charlotte
General Convention
Possible 1964 Change of Scenery Rumor
The article notes a sense that a move or shift could occur in 1964 with Greens horo cited as a potential second choice.
Maryknoll Radio School Starts in Peru
The Maryknoll Radio School, run by the Roman Catholic missions order, began broadcasts in December to teach reading writing and Spanish to about 700 000 Quechua Indians and support socio economic programs aimed at raising living standards.
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Panc
Peru
New Theory On Mountains Is Proposed
Dr. C Hewitt Dix of the California Institute of Technology proposes a hydraulic mountain-building theory based on molten rock intruding the crust. He suggests sills form as rock rises through vertical fissures and spreads, lifting peaks as erosion reduces weight. He adds the mechanism could explain the persistence of ocean basins.
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Pasadena
Calif
California Institute of Technology
C. Hewitt Dix
Dix
Mojave Desert
California
Nations Economy Buffeted By Taxes Strikes Weather
Tax reductions proposed by President Kennedy aimed at 13.5 billion over three years, while dock strikes cost over 600 million and newspapers in NY and Cleveland stayed closed. Weather freezes hit citrus and vegetables in several states, causing shortages and higher prices. The outlook for business improved, though deficits and opposition to tax cuts lingered.
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Gulf Coast
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Florida
California
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Texas
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