Four Lane Plan for N C Highway 311 Approved by State
City officials announced State Highway Planning Board approval of a plan to four lane North Carolina Highway 311 from High Point to Winston-Salem as a limited access route. Design work will start after preliminary plans are drafted, with connections to the Eastbelt bypass and Winston-Salem Corporate Parkway.
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Winston-Salem
Harold Cheek
State Highway Planning Board
Winston
East High Point
Cheek
Wallace flies to Washington to seek Johnson talks
Governor George C. Wallace of Alabama flew to Washington to request a White House meeting with President Johnson. He arrived in a state owned two engine plane and planned a brief hotel stop before proceeding to the capital to discuss Alabama racial issues and the civil rights demonstrations.
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Washington
George C. Wallace
Alabama
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Johnson
Sel- Ave
Wallace
Soci
Montgomery
White House
Bugging Report Denied by Major General Clifton
Washington AP reports Maj. Gen. Chester Clifton dismissed a published account of his speech stating bugging devices are a White House security problem. White House press secretary George Reedy said Clifton insists the report is inaccurate. The Toreador quoted him as saying listening devices were planted by possible enemies.
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White House
George E. Reedy
Reedy
Clifton
Johnson
Texas Tech
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Toreador
Southwestern Journalism Congress
Classified Ads Digest Highlights
Fragmentary note shows partial classified ads items and a crossword reference. Mentions items like sacks and coke with unclear listings and illegible details.
Former West Virginia Governor Drives Cab in Chicago
AP report profiles William Marland, former West Virginia governor, ages 46, living in Chicago. He recounts politics, a 1956 Senate bid loss, 1959 move to Chicago, and recovery after alcohol troubles with help from Alcoholics Anonymous while working as a taxicab driver.
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Chicago
West Virginia
William Casey Marland
Mae Marland
Friof
YMCA
Marland
U.S. Senate
West Kentucky Coal Co
Alcoholics Anonymous
William Right
Casey Marland
Answers Given By Governor
Gov. George C. Wallace addresses Montgomery audience and reads a telegram as part of a brief remarks during a political event in Alabama. Details on the telegram or specific questions are not provided in the readable text.
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Montgomery
Ala
George C. Wallace
Johnson
Youth Stabbed On Subway in Brooklyn Slaying
Police report an 18 year old Brooklyn youth, Andrew A Mormile, stabbed repeatedly on a Brooklyn Subway train late Friday night. Two Black assailants fled the scene after the attack. Motive unknown and the victim's five dollar wallet found at the station.
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NEW York
Brooklyn
Andrew A. Mormile
Mormile
Senators at Odds Over No Retreat Stand Against Russia
Senate Republicans blast retreat in dealings with Russia while Fulbright urges steadfast posture. Dirksen warns United Nations funding and Western unity could hinge on a firm stand. Fulbright cites past Soviet pressures and calls for determined resistance.
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Washington
Senate
Everett M. Dirksen
United States
Russia
Dirksen
Jack Miller
Iowa
Midwest
J. W. Fulbright
D-Ark
Soviet Union
Fulbright
Senate Foreign Relations
Ian
Johns Hopkins University
Baltimore
Illinois
China
United
United Nations
White House Picketing Shrouded in Unclear Details
Picketing at the White House is noted with sparse details and no clear outcome. The report mentions a feature labeled WHITE on page 5, suggesting follow up or broader coverage in the next section.
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White House
School Compliance Plans Are Halted
Local school officials were advised to halt plans for Civil Rights Act compliance until further word from Washington. Dr Sam De advised units to withhold action as officials in Washington indicated resources and guidance had not been developed and some plans were sent to Washington for review.
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Raleigh, N.C
Washington
Sam de Dr
Chinese Students Accused in Moscow Demonstration Attack
Pravda published a Soviet note to Peking protesting the March 4 attack on the U.S. embassy by Chinese led demonstrators at Moscow universities. Three reader letters called the action outrageous and demanded severe punishment for the Chinese participants. The note rejected police brutality charges and said the Chinese demonstrators began attacking the Soviet militia with sticks and iron rods.
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Pravda
Communist Party
Peking
U.S
Viet Nam
Waste in federal government eyed by GAO report
The Sunday Enterprise previews a General Accounting Office study assessing waste and inefficiency in federal programs. The piece notes readers will find analysis on cost overruns and management gaps and references a forthcoming Enterprise story.
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General Accounting Office
Sunday Enterprise
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North Carolina
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