Fossil Find Near Gulf Hailed By Princeton Expert
Dr. Donald Baird of Princeton University confirms a discovery near Gulf in Chatham County with four prehistoric species including a phytosaur and a theropod. Russ Patterson of Sanford found the remains at Pomona Pipe Works and alerted authorities. cleaning will take months before scientists examine the bones.
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Plane pulls sign in sky during Scott Air Show
A Sunday event over High Point features a plane that displays a message in the sky. Citizens gather as the display reads that John Gilbert Bail is involved in a collegiate program.
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Hard Freeze Knocks Out Tar Heel Peach Crops
Candor North Carolina growers warn this hard freeze could wipe out peaches with subfreezing temperatures and likely complete kill. Clarence Black among top growers in Cando r Ellerbe West End and Troy stating full assessment will come early next week.
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Scott Draws Fire At GOP Meeting
In Greensboro AP reports a Republican legislator questions Lt. Gov. Bob Scott during a Saturday GOP meeting criticizing perceived missteps in nearly three years of his administration. The confrontation highlights intra party tensions over policy and leadership.
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Buncombe
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Preparations For LBJ Visit On Guam
On Guam residents prepare for President Johnson's visit with limited signs and workers painting and moving in. Officials expect large turnouts for the Monday event and note Mrs Johnson may not attend. The president will discuss Vietnam with Westmoreland Ky and Rusk amid bomber missions from Guam.
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Congress Proposes Open Overseas Financing for Activities
A bipartisan House group outlines bills to create a publicly controlled financing mechanism for overseas activities now funded covertly by the CIA. Proposals include a foundation funded by private gifts and an international affairs institute run by a nine member board appointed by the president and subject to Senate confirmation.
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Ecumenical movement a waste says Lunn Lean in book
London AP reports Sir Arnold Lunn and Dr Garth Lean, authors of The New Morality, argue the ecumenical movement is a waste of time and call for militant Christian action to oppose atheism. They contend Rome will not yield and emphasize cooperation between churches to counter secular advances.
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Legislators Urge Probe of Powell
About one third of House members urged the Justice Department to act on findings against Adam Clayton Powell. A letter dated March 14 signed by about 150 lawmakers pressed Attorney General Ramsey Clark to take appropriate action after the committee report accusing Powell of misusing public funds and falsifying vouchers. The signers noted the report had come to Clark’s attention amid Powell's exclusion vote.
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D-N.c
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R-Mo
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