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Visiting hours and daylight time questions in North Carolina hospitals
Readers debate hospital visiting policies and the impact on staff and patients with comments from W R Peters and John Salmon. The page also reports Sen Harry E Buchanan of Hendersonville proposing NC stay on standard time to avoid DST when neighboring states adopt it.
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High Point Memorial Hospital
Greensboro
Thomasville
W. R. Peters
John Salmon
Thomasville’s Memorial Hospital
Peters
North Carolina General Assembly
North Carolina
O. A
Harry E. Buchanan
Hendersonville
Buchanan
Cherokee Historial Assn
These Hills
Cherokee
Can I sell a home during separation without husband’s signature
The Free Trader Statute may allow you to sell if there is a recorded instrument in which your husband relinquishes all claims to the property, such as a deed of separation. Without his signature on the deed you cannot sell. Seek legal counsel for mitigating factors.
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N. C
Regulation of S Main Street traffic slows for summer
City claims to regulate traffic by synchronized signals from Ward Street to Nathan Hunt with a master control to be completed by mid summer. Work began after S Main widening but full effect awaits. side note mentions Lusitania sinking and notable Americans among victims.
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S. Main Street
S. Hamilton
Kearns
Washington Street
S. Main
Ward Street
Nathan Hunt
Property liability for injuries on your premises
A local attorney says an owner may be liable for an invitee's medical bills if the visitor is injured on the property. Outcome depends on visit purpose, presence of hazards, and preventive measures. The owner may voluntarily cover costs or seek legal counsel if sued.
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Dee
Early hard frost devastates North Carolina peach crop
A frigid blast across North Carolina and nearby South Carolina damaged peaches and apples as temperatures fell to the teens and low 20s. Growers in the Sandhills say most have written off 1967, with full damage not yet known. SC peach crop valued at over 20 million dollars.
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Candor
N.C
South Carolina
Clarence Black
N.C. State
Univer
Sity
Sandhills
T. Clyde Auman
West End
Weather Bureau
Auman
Columbia
Greer
Florence
Shaw Must Stand Trial In Kennedy Case
A three judge panel in New Orleans ruled that Clay L. Shaw should stand trial on a conspiracy to murder President Kennedy. Judge Bernard Bagert said there is probable cause and Shaw, on his 54th birthday, faces arraignment and trial with no dates set. District Attorney Jim Garrison hailed the decision as a victory and hinted at filing a bill of information.
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New Orleans
Clay L. Shaw
Saha
John F. Kennedy
Shaw
Bernard J. Bagert
Jim Garrison
Garrison
Bagert
Criminal District Court
William Wegmann
Bill Gurvich
South Vietnam approves draft constitution for civilian rule
The Constituent Assembly approves the draft constitution with 102 of 117 members voting yes to pave the way for a civilian government later this year. The military junta retains 30 day review power to amend the 117 statutes before finalization.
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Saigon
South Vietnam
Constituent Assembly
Nguyen Cao Ky
Guam
Johnson
Tiny Theresa Fregia survives 28 foot well fall
A 2 year old girl was rescued from a 28 foot abandoned well in VoTaw Texas after about nine hours. Rescuers drilled parallel shafts as Ransom Bill lowered into the shaft to free her. Theresa appeared in good condition upon hospital arrival with minor abrasions and was to receive a pediatric examination.
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Votaw, Tex
Theresa Fregia
Ransom Bill
Houston
Theresa
St. Elizabeth’s Hospital
Beaumont
Darlene Wolf
Texas
Bill
Probe Ends Dodd Case Weighed
The Senate ethics committee weighs accusations of financial wrongdoing by Sen. Thomas J. Dodd. After five days of hearings he said his conscience is clear and the probe could lead to reprimand, censure, expulsion, or action by the Justice Department. The panel may also propose ethics and campaign financing reforms in its final report.
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Washington
Thomas J. Dodd
Senate Ethics Committee
Dodd
Senate
Chicago
Julius Klein
Germany
Klein
John Stennis
D-Miss
Justice Department
Johnson Begins Second Pacific Trip Aims at Peace in Vietnam
President Johnson heads to Guam for two days of talks about Vietnam and nation building in South Vietnam. Officials say no major military decisions are expected and Westmoreland is unlikely to be elevated or request more troops. He plans a late departure after meeting governors.
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Washington
Johnson
Vietnam
Guam
South Vietnam
William C. Westmoreland
Southeast Asia
Westmoreland
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