Moscow Students Attack U S Embassy In Raw Demonstration
About 300 unarmed soldiers from the Moscow garrison moved into a mob as students clashed with police at the U S Embassy. Windows were smashed to the seventh floor while police used clubs and whips to restore order amid a chaotic scene.
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Highway System Progress Reported As Congress Plans
Gordon Brown reports progress on a nationwide highway plan begun by Congress in 1956 with a 1972 completion target. The 41 000 mile network links major urban areas and serves as a defense road system, though motorists face few traffic controls in many sections.
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Tobacco Research Laboratory Plan Draws Funding Bill
Raleigh AP reports bills seek $1.5 million for a tobacco research laboratory. The measure aims to support scientific work in tobacco research, with details continued on page two.
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Effects Of Insurance Increase Are Listed
Raleigh AP reports an insurance rate rise listing effects on automobile policy costs and consumer budgets, detailing expected changes for drivers and small businesses monitoring coverage impact.
Lenten Guideposts by Jim Waus
Youth worker reflects on seven years with East Side teens. He recalls the Cardinal a troubled junior who rejected church and Jesus. The author narrates a personal transformation sparked by a Billy Graham meeting and ongoing outreach at youth centers and in the community.
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Cardinal seeks details on center equipment and program access
A Cardinal asks about electronic equipment in the center and the mannan dood ws required for participation. After a two month trial a boy gains membership and a year later becomes Sunday school president. The piece reflects on patience, faith, and community effort amid rough wording.
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Natural Gas Pipeline Explosion Fatal To Seventeen
A natural gas pipeline exploded near Natchitoches Louisiana early today killing seventeen people including nine children. Fire sent flames 400 feet high and damaged five houses across Louisiana Highway 1 near the country club. Dozens affected as rescuers assessed the scene and authorities estimated over one million dollars in damage.
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Country Club
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Vietnamese Casualties Are Heavy In Viet Nam Air Strikes
George McArthur reports from Qui Nhon on retaliatory air strikes over North Vietnam. Eight Americans were killed at Pleiku on February 7 and 23 in the bombing of a U S enlisted billet at Qui Nhon. U S officials estimate Communist losses vary with field counts.
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Cobie Charged With Second Bank Holdup
FBI charged escape artist William Hutton Coble with a second bank robbery after his transfer to Atlanta for safekeeping. The case follows a prior bank holdup and marks new federal action against Coble.
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N C State Name Arguments Are Presented
Raleigh AP report details arguments over a bill to change the formal name of the school at Raleigh. President William Friday of the Consolidated University of North Carolina at Raleigh urged keeping the existing designation.
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Governor Praises $300 Million Highway Bond Measure
AP Gov Moore expresses happiness over the Legislature passing a 300 million bond bill for highway construction and plans a fall campaign to seek voter approval. He notes estimated interest costs at about 100 million and supports reorganizing the State Highway Commission with one commissioner per division. He adds no tolerance for violence by any group in North Carolina.
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State Highway Commission
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Two U.S. Families Move to Australia for a Fresh Start
In Los Angeles, Robert Ansett and the Kemmsies families, each with three children, sold homes and belongings to relocate to Australia. They cite government controls and a tilt toward socialism as motives, believing Australia offers opportunity and independence for their children.
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