Miami Beach Debates Campsites for Protesters at Conventions
Miami Beach Mayor Chuck Hall fights to overturn a 5 to 2 council vote denying protest campsites amid two national conventions. A pie attack on a foe and a disorderly conduct arrest highlight tense scenes as officials plan alternative venues and keep open June and July meeting hopes.
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John Barbour
Associated Press
Miami Beach
Fla
Chuck Hall
Harold Rosen
Rosen
Leonard Haber
Patrick Small
New York
Underground
Chambers
Hall
Miami
Reubin Askew
Dade County
Clifford O’key
O’key
National Guard
Flamingo Park
Higher Education Merger Plans for UNC System Approved
The University of North Carolina board of governors approved plans for an administrative merger of UNC six campuses and 10 state supported institutions set for July 1. The move consolidates nine agencies including the Consolidated UNC system and the state Board of Higher Education. Budget talks flagged $453 million for operating funds and $214 million for capital improvements, with tuition likely to rise. A five member committee will study funding a second year at East Carolina University medical school following ECU's one year program.
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Chapel Hill
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Board of Governors
State Board of Higher Education
General Assembly
North Carolina Internship Office
North Carolina Educational Computer Service
Center For the Continuing Renewal of Higher Education
Student Educational Assistance Authority
Educational Opportunity Information Center
UNC
William Friday
East Carolina University
ECU
Liquid Gas Explosion Destroys Two Businesses in North Wilkesboro
An explosion and fire at a storage tank yard of Essotan Gas Co in North Wilkesboro NC caused extensive damage to Jenkins Wholesale Building Supply and Foster Sturdivant contracting buildings. The tanker truck exploded. driver Clarence Turner escaped with minor injuries. Several families were evacuated and two blocks cordoned off as fire crews fought flames into the early morning.
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North Wilkesboro
N.C
Essotan Gas Co
Clarence Turner
Jenkins Wholesale Building Supply Company
Foster-Sturdivant Contracting Company
North Carolina
Gravel: Senator Obligated To Speak Even As Rookie
The piece profiles Alaska Senator Mike Gravel a first term Democrat who pushed to publish classified Pentagon Papers and Kissinger Memorandum actions. It notes his confrontations with secrecy and wartime policy the 1969 1971 episodes including the draft filibuster and White House protest at Amchitka and his stance on Nixon Vietnam policy.
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North American Newspaper Alliance
Washington
Daniel Ellsberg
Pentagon
Mike Gravel
Alaska
J. William Fulbright
D-Ark
Fulbright
Vietnam
Ellsberg
Gravel
Atomic Energy Commission
AEC
Buildings Public and Grounds
Kissinger
North Vietnam
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Senate
White House
Amchitka Island
Aleutian
Hugh Scott
Mike Mansfield
Sen
Barry
Goldwater
Rariz
Peter H
Dominick
Gordon
Allott
Bowles Sets Record For Campaign Spending In NC Governor Race
Former state senator Hargrove Bowles reported record campaign spending of 875671.08 to win the Democratic nomination for North Carolina governor, while Lt. Gov. Pat Taylor spent 610625.72. Final reports show Bowles with 820615 in contributions and Taylor with 571645.94, ahead of a June 3 runoff.
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Hargrove Bowles
North Carolina
Pat Taylor
Thad Eure
Bowles
Taylor
Nick Galifianakis
Joe Hamilton
Greensboro
Ceasar Cone
Ed Armfield
Griswold Smith
Frank Conner
Charlotte
Political Action Committee For Education
PACE
North Carolina Association of Educators
James A. Hardison
Wadesboro
K.G. Clark
Lincolnton
Harriet Kaplan
F.A. Huntley
David Clark
Luther Hodges Jr
Clarence Leatherman
North Carolina Political Action Committee
Galifianakis
Jordan
U.S. Senate
Business-Industry Political Action Committee
Washington
Charles Murphy
Committee
Sy Yeonas
Vienna
John C. Kalaviritinos
D.C
Man Charged In Raleigh Shooting
Police arrested Warren Gambal Stephenson, 49, after exchanging shots at a parking lot following a volley at Raleigh Union Bus Station. About 8 to 10 shots were fired into the glass-fronted terminal, which housed around 100 people, with no injuries reported.
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Raleigh
Union
Patrick McCann Jr
North Hills
McCann
Warren Gambal Stephenson
Flooding Persists Along Eastern Rivers and Tributaries
The sunlit report notes floods continuing along the main rivers and their tributaries in the eastern region, with rising waters and ongoing concerns for nearby communities.
North Carolina and South Carolina Weather Outlook
Forecasts indicate variable cloudiness and cool to mild conditions across the Carolinas. North Carolina expects 70s to low 80s with a 10 percent rain chance tonight and near zero Sunday, while South Carolina remains sunny and mild with highs around the 80s and lows in the 50s to 60s.
North Carolina and South Carolina Extended Weather Outlook
North Carolina extends to Monday through Wednesday fair with cool Monday morning lows in the 50s inland and around 60 on the coast. Highs reach 80s in the mountains and upper 80s elsewhere with 60s inland to 70s on the coast by midweek. South Carolina stays partly cloudy and warm through Wednesday with a few showers and lows in the 60s and highs in the 80s.
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North Carolina
South Carolina
Safety Director For Diplomats Is Mugged
The head of the U N committee on safety for diplomats Zenon G Rossides 77 year old Cyprus ambassador to the United Nations and his wife were mugged in Central Park by three men who looped ropes around their necks the attackers took wrist watches and the engagement ring and threw their shoes into the lake Mrs Rossides was cut and the ambassador was unhurt Rossides chairs the committee set up last year.
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New York
U.N. Committee
New York City
Central Park
Cyprus
United Nations
Zenon G. Rossides
Rossides
Rassides
U.N
Emergency Meeting Called Over Floating Pound Crisis
European central banks meet in Paris amid Britain's decision to float the pound and unsettle fixed rates. U S Treasury seeks calm as dollar pressure rises and European exchanges close or limit activity. Ministers in Luxembourg prepare to discuss the impact on the Smithsonian devaluation pact.
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Britain
London
United States
Washington
U.S. Treasury
Smithsonian Institution
U.S
Europe
Luxemborg
France
West Germany
Italy
Belgium
Holland
Luxembourg
Bank of England
Doctors plan remote brain wave readings during surgery
In San Diego University Hospital doctors plan to use a computer ten miles away to monitor brain waves during operations. Dr. I. G. Bickford of the neurosciences department says the system will provide more accurate control of a patient’s condition.
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San Diego
Calif
University Hospital
I. G. Bickford
Neurosciences
Capsule View of Evening Programs and TV Schedules
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