No Secrets Mean No Security Leak
In London discussions, a British official argues that England should create its own secrets as the Pentagon Papers reveal U S leaks. He notes the Official Secrets Act limits domestic leaks but laments Britain lacks worthwhile secrets since 1956. The piece critiques allied secrecy and press access.
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London
Pentagon
England
Melton Burberry
Suez
United States
New York Times
Washington Post
United States Congress
Jamestown arson defendant bound over on four felony charges
Ricky James Chambers 18 of Rt 1 Jamestown waived preliminary hearing and was bound over to Superior Court on four felony arson counts for fires including the Oakdale home blaze last February and three other incidents in 1969. He previously received a six month suspended sentence and $100 fine for a woods fire and appealed.
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Rt. 1
Jamestown
Ricky James Chambers
Charles E. Pickard
Oakdale
Turn Rite Manufacturing Company
Oakdale Road
van Hoover
Arvin Road
Chambers
Wiley Davis Road
Guilford County
Ralph Lanier
Wesley Place
Ewen Robert Sexton
Portland
Oregon
Kelly Matthew
Pearson Place
Wade Franklin Hartsee
Maiden
Otis Junior Quick
William Armond McDade III
Senate preserves 18 to 21 rights as voting age change sticks
North Carolina Senate defeats a repeal bill that would remove rights for 18 to 21 year olds after the US lowered the voting age to 18. The chamber votes 21 to 18 to keep adulthood privileges, including contracts and business ownership, intact while also approving a $2 million state zoo bond referendum and a measure to steer habitual drinkers to treatment instead of jail.
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State Senate
Raleigh
Senate
North Carolina
Sen
Ruffin Bailey
D-Wake
Purgatory Mountain
Randolph County
Asheboro
Wreck Causes Minor Damages at Main and Morrison
An estimated 450 in damages occurred in a two car collision at the E Main Street Morrison Avenue intersection in Thomasville around noon Friday. Betsy Ballard of Oaklawn Street and Donna Crawford Daniels of Lexington Avenue were drivers. Daniels was charged with improper passing. Damages were 250 to her car and 200 to the other. Both were taken to Community General Hospital with non serious injuries.
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Thomasville
E. Main Street
Morrison Avenue
Betsy Marie Ballard
Oaklawn Street
Donna Crawford Daniels
Lexington Avenue
Community General Hospital
Five Cars Lose Parts To Thieves
Five of six police complaints Friday involved thefts from cars. Items stolen include a tape player and tapes from Mrs. Eula Nance at Grimes Mangum parking lot. a tape player, light and tape from Joey Branson on E Green Drive. a wheel and tire for Mrs. Betty Clary on Council Street. a starter from James Cunningham at High Point Motor Lodge. a battery from C E White at High Point Memorial Hospital. Total value $317.
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Eula Nance
Dartmouth Avenue
Mr. Apparel, Inc
Grimes Mangum Avenues
Joey Branson
Paramount Street
E. Green Drive
Betty Clary
Council Street
James Cunningham
Charlotte
High Point Motor Lodge
C. E. White
Rt. 1
Jamestown
High Point Memorial Hospital
James Small
Rt. 2
Thomasville
Pilgrim Furniture
Woodbine Street
NC Lt. Gov. Proposes 6.5 Million Plan to Reform School Busing
North Carolina Lt. Gov. Pat Taylor urged the General Assembly to consider a 6.5 million plan to switch to age-segregated bus routes to reduce trip times for like aged students. He noted statewide funds are unavailable this session but local districts could adopt the plan. Wake County boards already moved toward separate busing.
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Raleigh
North Carolina
Pat Taylor
General Assembly
Taylor
Board of Education
Wake County
Union Charges Denied At NLRB Hearing Near End
A near-final NLRB hearing over unfair labor practice charges against The High Point Enterprise moves toward closure. Earl Smith, composing room supervisor, refuted union allegations of harassment and improper layoffs while outlining new efficiency measures. The union claims ex-strikers faced heavy workloads and coercion after a 1967 strike. the company says it targeted lax work habits and boosted productivity. The case resumes Monday morning.
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Winston-Salem
High Point Enterprise
National Labor Relations Board
Abraham Muller
Earl Smith
Smith
Enterprise
High Point Typographical Union No. 878
Otis B. Cox
Cox
North Carolina Extends Beer Hours to 2 30 A.M.
The North Carolina General Assembly enacted a sweeping reform of alcoholic beverage laws. Beer taverns may stay open to 2 30 a.m. and beer sales end at 2 a.m. With Sunday rules allowing brown bagging venues to reopen at 1 p.m. Sunday, licensed taverns may sell beer and wine on Sunday.
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Raleigh
General Assembly
North Carolina
Claude DeBruhl
D-Buncombe
DeBruhl
Regionalism in North Carolina Politics Faces Change
Four East and West legislators say population shifts from the 1970 census may end regional voting blocs in NC. They foresee Piedmont urban influence growing, with a possible East West coalition balancing power as redistricting and one man one vote reshape the General Assembly.
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Bryan Haislip
Raleigh
North Carolina
Piedmont
General Assembly
House
Senate
Harkins
John J. Burney Jr
New Hanover
Wilmington
Burney
Dr. I. Beverly Lake
Burney Sa
Godwin
Zeb Alley
Haywood
YDC
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Tom, Dick
Daniel Ellsberg
Foreign Office
Great Britain
Britain
Los Angeles Times
Hayworth Roll and Panel Co
W. Grimes Avenue
High Street
Alma Desk Co
Grimes Avenue
Art Richardson
Jewel Avenue
Nancy Geraldine Berrier
Ruby Jean Wagner
Mary Archie
Clara Cox
Winfred Belo
Henry Place
George Kelly Gore
Hickory Chapel
Mack Lee Farmer
Lexington
Yvonne Baskin
Associated Press
NLRB
High Point Enterprise, Inc
Church Avenue
High Point
N.C
Griffith Company
National Advertising Representatives
U. S
U. S. Senate
Nick Galifianakis
Durham
Herschel Harkins
Buncombe
Phil Yodwin
Gates
By Bryan
Haislip
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