Fort Lauderdale Easter Bring Influx Of College Visitors
Fort Lauderdale faced a large influx of about 30 000 young people over the weekend with nearly 500 arrests for drinking and disturbance. City leaders praised overall civility, while State Attorney Roger H Harper urged crackdown and ostracism of visiting colleges. Local motel operator Fred Temple called the 1960s style influx the best yet despite a few troublemakers. Municipal Judge Stephen Booker was clearing a 300 case docket from the events.
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Fort Lauderdale
Fla
Allen Forbes
Roger H. Harper
Broward County
Forbes
South Florida
James Leavitt
Fred Temple
Stephen Booker
Rate Of Mental Rejectees In N.C. Draft Remains High
North Carolina still shows a high rate of mental rejectees from the draft, though the percentage declined to 31.3 percent over 1959 to 1964. State officials cite lack of local school support and socio economic factors, with higher calls from the Viet Nam era possibly lowering the mental passing grade from 30 to 10.
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N.C
Raleigh
North Carolina
Charles F. Carroll
Superintendent of Public Instruction
Carroll
Selective Service
William McCachran
Vietnam
Stevens to Appeal Order to Rehire Three Workers
The Stevens textile firm will appeal a trial examiner's recommendation to rehire three workers and grant back pay for union activity. The examiner found unfair labor practices in dismissals of James Griggs Duncan Plant Greenville South Carolina Ollie Vernadore Rock Hill South Carolina and Norman Shearin Roanoke Rapids North Carolina.
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Washington
J. P. Stevens & Co
National Labor Relations Board
Thomas A. Ricci
Stevens
NLRB
Ricci
North Carolina
South Carolina
Ricvi
James Griggs
Duncan
Greenville
S.C
Ollie Vernadore
Rock Hill
Norman Sherin
Delta
Roanokewas
N.C
Roanoke Rapids
Griggs
Vernadore
Shearin
Labor Board
Chaplain Of Klan Is Jailed In Virginia Case
In Richmond, Rev. Robert Ray Long of the United Klans of America received a 30 day federal sentence after assaulting FBI Agent W L Parker during questioning at Longs home on November 21. Klansman Thomas Earl Lanning of Nemico County was sentenced to six months for harassing and photographing agent Wilson P Waddy.
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Richmond
Grand Kludd
Virginia Ku Klux Klan
KKK
FBI
U.S. District Court
Robert Ray Long
W. L. Parker
Long
United Klans of America
Knights of the Ku Klux Klan
Realm of
Virginia
John D. Butzner Jr
Thomas Earl Lanning
Nemico County
Lanning
Wilson P. Waddy
Juries to be picked by county commissions under new bill
A proposal in North Carolina would establish a three member jury commission in each county to prepare jury lists using tax rolls voter registrations and other sources. The panel would meet for two years and lists would start 30 days before 1968. Excuses would be limited to compelling hardship or public health or safety concerns. A separate Senate bill would allow trout fishing on public lakes without a license for operators of those lakes.
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Raleigh
Leach County
North Carolina
General Assembly
Earl Vaughn
Rockingham
David Britt
D-Robeson
Sneed High
Cumberland
Sar of Superior Court
Board of
County Commissioners
Commission
Senate
Grandma's Molasses Promoted As Natural Regulator
A known nutritious food described as a natural regulator supported by modern research. A spoonful daily is touted as aiding regularity with Grandma's Molasses being up to 20 percent richer in energy and containing iron calcium and B vitamins.
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West Indies
Folding Purse and Barber Accessories Sale Note
A compact notice lists folding purses, barber combs, men s dressing combs, hair bows, metal thimbles, iron on patches, sewing thread, shower caps, teen items and dolls as merchandise in a Mercantile listing.
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Korky
Aa Gisen
Oday
Beautis
Dox Deement
Youngmobiles
Oldsmobile
Delmont
Youngmobile
Klan
Vati A
Relaxa
B. Ross
Bob Pins
Zippers Needle
Pot Cleaners
Gingham
Huskie
Winky
CANDY
Mints
Avors
SIZ Plastic Fruits
Lge
Plastic Autos
Dauber
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