Financial squeeze on Tar Heel towns ignored by legislature
ADRIAN KING reports that North Carolina towns and cities face a tightening financial pinch the 1965 General Assembly ignored. The power compromise limited annexation of private systems and delayed increases in franchise tax rebates, threatening city and town revenues while counties gain little.
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Tar Heel
Adrian King
Raleigh
Worth Carolina
General Assembly
N.C. League of Municipalities
Davetta ‘Steed
The
Ledge
Ippro
Revision of Star Spangled Banner aims to ease singing
Dr Benny Cox of Pella 84 proposes edits to the national anthem to lower the key to A flat and adjust phrasing for natural accents without changing words. Representative Bert Bandstra introduced a resolution to make Coxs edited version official, sent to the House Judiciary Committee with no hearings yet scheduled.
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Pella
Towa
Benny Cox
Congress
Dr. Cox
U.S
Bert Bandstra
Diona
Cox
Skier Loses Leg In Lake James Boat Collision
Mrs. Daniel Reid Simpson, about 35, wife of Burke County former state representative, lost a leg above the knee in a water skiing accident Saturday on Lake James near Glen Alpine. Taken to Grace Hospital Morganton critically injured. blood types requested. Simpson, a Republican, served in the 1961 and 1963 Legislatures and was former mayor of Glen Alpine.
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Morganton
N.C
Daniel Reid Simpson
Burke County
Grace Hospital
Simpson
Mary Alice
Leonard
Glen Alpine
Young Republican
1400 More Troops To Leave Dominican
Brezhnev declared the Soviet Union has enough nuclear missiles ready for immediate launch to deter an attack. He touted achievements in antimissile defense and accused unnamed American officials of nuclear blackmail claiming U S missile superiority over the Soviet Union.
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Moscow
Leonid I. Brezhnev
Soviet Union
Soviet Communist Party
United ‘States
Sovie
President Johnson Orders More Battalions Home From Santo Domingo
President Johnson announced that 1,400 more U.S. troops will return from the Dominican Republic after commanders recommended withdrawal. The move reduces U.S. forces to about 10,900 with ongoing advisory support, and follows Brazilian and U.S. coordination via the Organization of American States. Johnson also kept a monetary advisory panel and noted the swearing in of Homer Thornberry to the Fifth Circuit at the LBJ ranch.
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Johnson City
Tex
U.S
Dominican Republic
Johnson
Santo Domingo
82Nd Airborne Division
Hugh Panasco Alvim
Brazil
Bruce Palmer Jr
International Monetary Affairs
U.S. Dist
Homer Thornberry
U.S. Court of Appeals
LBJ
Fire damages farm building on Willard dairy near Deep River
Late last night a hay storage shed on Jesse Willard’s Rt. 1 High Point dairy farm burned, damaging 500 to 600 bales of hay and some farming equipment. Witnesses cited careless smoking as the probable cause. Deep River volunteers, with Colfax firemen, fought the blaze after a 10:40 p.m. call.
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Jesse Willard
Rt. 1
High Point
Willard
Deep River Friends Meeting
Deep River Fire Department
Colfax Department
Deep River Department
First Communion Received By Luci
Washington AP Luci Johnson and about 20 nuns attended a low Mass at St Anns Infant Home Hyattsville Maryland as she received Catholic communion marking her entry into the faith. Father James Montgomery distributed the liturgy guiding Luci in a personal bond with Christ. Luci wore white and held a missal and Rosary. She plans nursing school after working part time for a Washington optometrist. Paul Betz served as altar boy and assist ed with the ceremony.
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Luci'Baines Johnson
Johnson
St. Ann's Infant Home
Washington
Warrie
Lynn Smith
San Antonio
Tex
Luci
Luciy
Order of Charity Munion
Ane Yumbper GaupoeEr OS
St. Anns
Hyattsville
James Montgomery
Christ
Father Montgomery
St. Lucy
Lucy
Paul Betz
Laci
Obituary notice and brief classifieds page scan
A fragmented newspaper page shows fragmented listings including obituaries and short notices. Text fragments mention Stanley Furniture, Sendhil, Tar Heels Fourth of July reference, Archdale business expansion hints, and sports notes with partial observables.
Dominican Agreement Expected Provisional Government Plan Near
Washington reports say officials anticipate an announcement in Santo Domingo on a plan for a Dominican provisional government to replace the overthrown regime of April 24. Elections would follow, with Felix A. Galeo seen as a caretaker head, amid ongoing U.S. aid and a challenging path to rebuild a revolt-battered economy.
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Washington
U.S
Santo Domingo
Johnson
Organization of American States
Felix A. Galeo
Dominican Republic
New fashion era links blush to modesty and innocence
New York fashion notes outline a shift from sexier to coy presentation. Designers Eleanor Lambert and the American Designer Series preview fall collections emphasizing blush, coy posing, and modest, baby-doll aesthetics with baby girl looks, long bangs, puffed sleeves, and veiled faces through July 16.
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New York
Eleanor Lambert
New York Couture
Peter
Andres Court Jane
Iieyes
Jacques
Tiffeau
Rudi
Gernreich
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Gaston
Mooré
House
Senate
Frank Forsyth
League
North Carolina
Ace
Celet
Parks And.recréation, Départment
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House Judiciary Committee
Henry Cox
Dominican
W. Tapley Bennett
White House
George E. Reedy
Newsmen
rTepublic
Reedy
Stanley Furniture
Sendhil
TAR Heels
Archdale Business
Pict
Cewaega Dalelyee Oy
Tieiegeed Etsy Vere
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