Inaugural Eve Salutes Culture At Constitution Hall
The Johnson family attended an inaugural eve concert featuring Beethoven and Saint-Saens, with Van Cliburn, Todd Duncan, and Theresa Coleman. Luci Johnson danced the Watusi and the Frug with Jim Betz, as President Johnson led a red white blue celebration. The Hall glowed with carnations and patriotism during the event.
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Baptist Leaders Oppose Liquor Legalization Efforts
North Carolina Baptist leaders vow to fight any move to legalize liquor manufacture or sale in the state. The General Board adopted a resolution urging the General Assembly not to revise liquor laws. Mecklenburg County considers a draft proposal to permit liquor by the drink, while Carolina Distillery Corp seeks authorization for future production.
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North Carolina
General Board of the
Baptist State Convention
General Assembly
Assembly
Mecklenburg County
Charlotte
Carolina Distillery Corp
Speaker Ban Law Repeal Backed by Davidson Faculty
Davidson College faculty votes 56 to 7 urging North Carolina General Assembly to repeal the Speaker Ban Law. The 1963 ban bars Communists or anyone who has pleaded the Fifth from speaking at state educational institutions. Davidson AAUP chapter pushed the proposal to the full faculty and plans to seek broader support.
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N.C
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Resolution Urges Less Alcohol Use Over More
The resolution states the problem lies in reduced beverage alcohol use rather than increased use. It argues moderation and restraint as the path to address issues. Authorities emphasize disciplined consumption and public health concerns.
Buddhists threaten hunger strike and protest closures in Saigon
Sources report a planned hunger strike by Buddhist monks led by Thich Tri Quang and Van Huong, with the group signaling to shut their Saigon headquarters. Street protests were seen as likely while Hue's government status remained unsettled as air force commander Ky rejected a cabinet appointment.
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Saigon
Hue
Sai
Huong
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Iene Iessee
Ei Cor Enente
Paste Teeth Claim Ad Jingles Comfort and Security
An old advertisement pitches PASTE teeth adhesive as a powder that keeps teeth firmly set, avoiding taste or gummy feeling. It promises a confident feel of security and added comfort, noting no gummy texture and urging readers to buy at drug counters nationwide.
Hodges Watches Johnson Inauguration On TV In Chapel Hill
Former Secretary of Commerce Luther Hodges planned to watch President Johnson's inauguration on television. He and his wife flew to Raleigh-Durham from Washington and drove to Chapel Hill, having just left the cabinet and moved into retirement. The note ends with a line about the Air Force Academy founded in 1955.
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N.C
Luther Hodges
Johnson
Hodges
Raleigh - Durham
Washington
Insurance Rate Hike Rejected in North Carolina
North Carolina Insurance Commissioner Edwin S Lanier rejected an average 7.77 percent fire insurance rate increase proposed by the North Carolina Fire Insurance Rating Bureau. He criticized the composite current cost index and suggested considering a 2.9 percent alternative. If the index had been used the minimum annual premium would rise from 12 to 20 dollars.
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North Carolina
Edwin S. Lanier
North Carolina Fire Insurance Rating Bureau
Lanier
Lanier Lanier
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Men and women of all experience levels are invited to a free first lecture on Friday January 22 at 7 P.M. at the Lee Institute of The Greensboro Division of Guilford College. Attend to enroll for the second session at 7 P.M. and Sundays at 501 W Washington St Greensboro.
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