ECU Wins One-Year Medical School Authorization
The North Carolina Senate defeated an amendment labeling ECU's plan as a one year program and approved a bill enabling a one year medical school at ECU Greenville campus. The move carried a $1 802 816 funding in the main budget for initial operation.
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Herman Moore
Dmecklenburg
ECU
Bob Scott
Medical School
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Moore
Jules Coggins
D-Wake
Ashley Futrell
D-Beaufort
William Mills
D-Onslow
B52s Bomb N Vietnam Bases Near DMZ in Heaviest Raids
U S B52 bombers dropped 600 tons of explosives on suspected North Vietnamese positions near the DMZ after Viet Cong and NVA shelling of South Vietnam bases. The strikes hit Camp Fuller and Alpha 1 2 while Saigon reported no casualties. A U.S. patrol from the 198th Brigade was ambushed south of Da Nang, with one American killed and four wounded.
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Saigon
U.S
Demilitarized Zone
Dmz
Camp Fuller
Frontier Defense Line
van Thanh
Hue
198Th Brigade
da Nang
Quang Tri Province
South Vietnam
Nixon
Peking
Raleigh project seeks parent input on early child psychology
Disturbed Children Sought Out RALEIGH AP Parents with four year olds are asked to help Raleigh's Project Enlightenment develop an emotional evaluation test to spot early signs of serious problems. Families statewide may mail 15 positive traits and 15 troubling traits, plus basic family details, to 1614 Glenwood Ave Raleigh NC 27608. If responses suffice, a spring manual will guide pre school readiness and handling issues.
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Raleigh
Wake County
Glenwood Avenue
N.C
Fred Thompson
Project Englightenment
Rail Strike Threatens Chicken Feed Shortages in Georgia
A rail walkout affecting the Southern Railway and Union Pacific could trigger corn and protein shortfalls for poultry in Georgia and North Carolina. Frank Frazier of the National Broiler Council says feed supplies may run out within days as truck capacity cannot compensate. Poultry firms warn broiler quality and egg output may fall if hunger spreads to flocks. Local growers report imminent grain shortages with 10,500 bushels weekly usage at one Gainesville mill and no immediate replacement.
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Southern Railway System
Georgia
North Carolina
Frank Frazier
Washington, D.C
National Broiler Council
Frazier
United Transportation Union
Southern Railway
Union Pacific
Newt Stepp
Southland Milling Co
Gainesville
Stepp
L. R. Tucker
L. R. Tucker Co
Royston
Raleigh Desegregation Plan Spurs Federal Aid Appeals
Raleigh officials seek federal state and county funds to carry out a court ordered desegregation plan. The plan requires a 70-30 white to black pupil ratio, busing up to 11,318 students, and conversion of sixth grade groups. The district must raise 886,456 dollars for 138 new buses.
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Raleigh
Capital City
Fleshman
Raleigh City School Board
John Larkins
Mit
City School Board
Ligon High
Board of County Commissioners
Mills leaves tax cut decision to President Nixon
Rep. Wilbur D. Mills says the next move on economy boosting tax cuts rests with President Nixon. He urges spending ceilings and an incomes policy with wage and price guidelines to curb inflation and keep unemployment down. He cites past Johnson spending controls as a model for a net saving of over 2 billion dollars.
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Mills
Washington
Wilbur D. Mills
D-Ark
Nixon
John W. Byrnes
Wisconsin
House
Ways and Means Committee
Congress
Utah
Miles
Johnson
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