American Socialite to Marry Prince in Sikkim
Hope Cooke 22, leaving New York for the kingdom of Sikkim to wed Prince Thondup Nangyal in a March 20 ceremony. The Yale-educated socialite plans to study the kingdom, write guidebooks, and bring personal treasures and two rocking chairs to the palace.
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Hope Cooke
Sikkim
India
Tibet
Bhutan
Nepal
Gangtok
Cooke
Thondup Nangyal
Joan Hanes
Winston-Salem
Miss Cooke
Kingdom
Out Patient Bill Clears House Health Panel in Raleigh
The House Health Committee endorsed a welfare out patient bill promising lower costs by paying hospitals for treating welfare recipients as out patients at about six dollars daily versus sixteen dollars for full hospitalization. Rep. Rachel Darden Davis said the plan would free beds and allow necessary inpatient care when diagnosis requires it. The measure, introduced in both houses, seeks constitutional amendment funding matched with federal support.
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House Health Committee
Rachel Darden Davis
Lenoir County
Phillips
General Assembly
Bar Association Leaders Discuss Amendment to Unified Court System
Superior Court Judge George Fountain admitted uncertainty about voting while supporting the amendment with reservations. Isaac T. Avery of Statesville urged careful implementation as the Bar Association notes the plan aims for a uniform lower court system by January 1, 1971. The remark about first thoughts and second thoughts hints at hesitation.
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Superior Court
George Fountain
Tarboro
Isaac T. Avery
Statesville
The
Bar Association
Newspaper Guild and publishers reach two year pay pact
The Guild and publishers finalize a two year contract starting with newspaper resumption. The deal adds weekly increases of 3.50 and 4.50 over two years for stereo typers, with a fourth week of vacation after the first year.
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Guild
Eugene Buttrill
The
Herald Tribune
Herald Tribune, Said the Tentative Agreement With the Stereotypers
Buttrill
Stereotypers
Red China Criticizes Tito Regime and USSR Albania Rift
The article reports China accusing Tito's Yugoslavia of betraying Marxism Leninism and urging Khrushchev to reconcile with Albania. It notes Beijing's unchanged stance against peaceful coexistence and its call for struggle as the path to overthrow capitalism and imperialism.
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Moscow
Peking
Tito
Khrushchev
Albania
Princeton economist notes abundance of news sources
News dissemination study in 30 metropolitan areas finds the public has access to multiple daily and weekly newspapers, many magazines, about a dozen radio stations and several television stations, highlighting wide information options.
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Ham
Princeton University
Markham
ANPA
Drag racing sighted by motorist on 34th Street
Police in St. Petersburg received a report of drag racing involving two dump trucks on 34th Street. Officers could not locate the vehicles but pledged to patrol the area every morning.
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ST. Petersburg
Fla
34Th Street
North Carolina bills push highway bonds and battleship commission
The legislature considers highway bond issues of 200 to 250 million while Senate and House move to continue the North Carolina Battleship Commission at Wilmington. Other bills call for stiffer penalties for illegal turkey takings and to ban deer hunting from boats.
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Merrill Evans
Gill
Joint Roads Committee
Senate
North Carolina Battleship Commission
Wilmington
North Carolina
House
State Wildlife Resources Commission
Randolph Man Shot In Chest on Surratt Street
Willie Robertson of E Russell Ave was admitted at High Point Hospital with a chest wound after a shooting on Surratt Street Randolph County. His wife was treated for beating injuries as deputies investigate the incident.
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Willie Robertson
E. Russell Ave
High Point Hospital
Robertson
Surratt Street
Randolph County
Nursing Education Grants Asked in North Carolina
Bills introduced in both House and Senate propose an appropriation of 200000 dollars to the North Carolina Board of Nurse Registration and Nursing Education to provide grants in aid to assist hospitals in establishing and operating nursing schools.
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House
Senate
North Carolina Board of Nurse Registration and Nursing Education
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