Specialists To Get More War Duty
Army plans longer or shortened Viet Nam tours for critical specialists like helicopter pilots. Gen Johnson testified two options exist extended unaccompanied tours or earlier return after a year. Army considers soon reassigning some helicopter crews from Viet Nam to meet rising demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred S. Hoffman
Army
Bealy
Aew
Sety
Viet Nam
Harold K. Johnson
Senate Armed Services
Johnson
Thhat
Forecast North and South Carolina Weather Update
North Carolina shows variable finesse and warm conditions with scattered showers or thundershowers mainly today into tonight and along the coast Thursday. Lows 60s in the mountains and 70s elsewhere. South Carolina partly near coast with lows tonight around 70 to 75 degrees.
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North Carolina
South Carolina
Colleges Swamped With Applications in North Carolina
The State Board reports 59 colleges received 69 578 applications for fall admissions. Many students seek multiple schools, inflating totals. Most campuses expect their largest freshman classes ever, while several schools still offer dorm space for qualified applicants. 15 colleges have already closed admissions for the term.
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Raleigh
State Board of Higher Education
North Carolina
Howard R. Boozer
Boozer
The
Higher Education Board
North Carolina A&t
Barber-Scotia
Belmont Abbey
Catawba
Elizabeth City State
Fayetteville State
Greensboro College
Lees-McRae
Montreat-Anderson
N. C. Wesleyan
Pfeiffer
St. Andrews
St. Augustine
Shaw
MNC
Greensboro
Winston-Salem State
A&t
Bennett
Brevard
Montreal-Anderson
Mt. Olive
N. C
School of the Arts
Atlantic Christian
Chowan
Davidson
Duke
East Carolina
Guilford
High Point
Lenoir Rhyne
Meredith
North Carolina College
Market reports show steady buying at furniture show
A series of meetings at the market include the Southern Retail Furniture Association breakfast with a teenage panel and sessions for the Southern Buying Syndicate. Dealers report a generally good mood, with Tudor Manor line drawing strong interest and Italian styles making a comeback. Regular customers dominate, though some new dealers are making purchases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southern Retail Furniture Assn
Southern Buying Syndicate
Heiley-Meyers
Johnson-Cotton
Frank Sizemore
Globe Furniture Co
Harold Francis
Deanhall
Clarendon Industries
Americans Pay $266 In Taxes
A 1965 survey shows Americans paid an average $266 in state and local taxes, up $16 from 1964. California led per capita collections at over $372, with New York about $372 and Illinois, Michigan, Ohio, Pennsylvania, and Texas each above $2 billion in state and local taxes. The median per capita burden was $255, while Arkansas posted the lowest at $159.
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Chicago
Arkansas
California
South Carolina
New York
Califironia
U.S
Illinois
Michigan
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Texas
Nevada
Witnesses Testify as Fraud Trial Targets Training Scheme
Eigh t accused in a Virginia civil service scam faced testimony in New Bern North Carolina with Mrs Ichabod Allen of Farmville among witnesses. The group including Roy Dalton and Lonnie Phillips allegedly ran Citizens Training Service Inc selling courses claiming civil service job eligibility. Allen said she was told she qualified after filling out a questionnaire and described the course as simple arithmetic and vocabulary on a fifth to seventh grade level.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Bern
N.C
Ichabod Allen
Farmville
Roy Dalton
Greenson S.C
Allen
United States
Dalton
Lonnie R. Phillips
Danville
Benjamin E. Howard
Kinston
Edison J. Bradwell
Statesville
Leonard A. Parsons
Rt. 1
Morganton
R. P. Godwin
Rt. 3
Smithfield
Louise B. Williams
Concord
Agnes P. Phillips
Lonnie Phillips
Phillips
Howard
Citizens Training Service Inc
Avalon Foundation Gifts Bowman Gray $200000
The Avalon Foundation of New York City has given $200000 to the Bowman Gray School of Medicine. The grant supports the $27 million project at the North Carolina Baptist Hospital on the Bowman Gray campus.
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Winston-Salem
Avalon Foundation
New York City
Bowman Gray School of Medicine
North Carolina Baptist Hospital
False Teeth Advertised for Comfort and Speed
A dental care ad claims FASTEETH provides more comfortable false teeth and faster relief. It promotes availability at drug counters and urges readers to purchase regularly from pharmacies.
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Mart
Potts
English St
High Point, N. C
Bowman Gray
America
Carter Bts
Mary Carter
Riess Deak Pocketbook
Sears
T. Nucron
Sears East
Sears, Sears, Rokabuck and CO
Jon Boats
Sears and
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Sears, Roebuck and CQ
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