Community grapples with stray dogs while High Point improves control
A reader contrasts Thomasville and High Point dog enforcement. Pound master Ray Motley says licensed and leashed dogs are required and enforcement hinges on public support. High Point expands dog catching staff with Humane Society help to curb roaming canines. An advice segment clarifies youth work permits for 14 to 17 year olds and the need for a Social Security number for employment.
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Thomasville
High Point
T. Anon. A
Ray Motley
Humane Society
Curb Boys
Department of Social Services
Old County
South Main
W. Green
Social Security Administration
N. Wrenn
Prisoner crafts billfolds for sale at Yadkin county unit
Reader notes a prisoner making billfolds sold by mail or at the Yadkin County Prison Unit Shacktown Road Yadkinville NC 27055 P O Box 578. Displays are accessible day or night and a 14 year old asks about a NRA Junior rifle club, Eagle Eye Rifleteers between Wallburg and Ledford High School on Highway 109. Larry F Parnell invites contact for meeting info.
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Yadkin County
Shacktown Road
Yadkinville
N. C
P. O
NRA
Wallburg
Ledford High School
Highway 109
Eagle Eye Rifleteers
Larry F. Parnell
Rt. 2
High Point
P.A.M
Lum and Abner Airings On WGWR Asheboro FM 92.3
Lum and Abner can be heard at 7 p m Monday through Friday on WGWR in Asheboro and on FM 92.3. Mrs J A notes this update as fan readership grows with 42 other Lum and Abner fans.
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Abner
WGWR
Asheboro
J. A
Lum
West Virginia flood relief clothing supply too ample says organizers
Oscar Ellington and Jim Fuller, organizers for High Pointers, report flood victims in West Virginia already have plenty of clothing donations. They state there are no plans to send additional clothing at this time.
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West Virginia
Oscar Ellington
Jim Fuller
Protestant Mobs Take To Streets In Belfast Turmoil
Protestant mobs in Northern Ireland returned to work after a two day general strike that crippled the economy. Bombs killed two people in Limavady and shops were wrecked as British troops protected Catholic areas after unrest sparked by a rally against the provincial parliament.
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Belfast
Northern Ireland
Limavady
Derry
Britain
Alster
House of Commons
London
Oldpark Road
Catholic Unity Flats
Nader Attack on Price Commission Over Profit Surcharges
Ralph Nader told the Price Commission its rules leave profit in price increases costing consumers about $750 million. He urged limiting pass through of cost increases to a strict dollar-for-dollar rule and said breakups of monopolies may be needed to curb inflation.
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Price Commission
Nader
Com
Commission
Congress
Rep
Parren J. Mitchell
D-Md
General Motors
Party Rebels Would Sacrifice Seniority
Two liberal Democratic senators, Hubert H. Humphrey and Fred R. Harris, propose stripping seniority from any Democrat who disloyally aids non party nominees or endorses discriminatory groups. The plan targets Eastland and Stennis in Mississippi while aiming to curb cross banner runs like Harry Byrd Jr.’s 1970 bid. The measure defines official party by state party recognition and could affect actions by the Loyalist Democrats in Mississippi.
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Washington
Hubert H. Humphrey
Minnesota
Fred R. Harris
Oklahoma
Senate Democratic Conference
Mississippi
James 0. Eastland
John C. Stennis
National Party
Democratic Party
Eastland-Stennis
Meat Price Meeting Signals New Federal Pressure
Treasury Secretary John B. Connally convened a closed meeting with executives from 12 large food chains to address rising meat costs. The Cost of Living Council announced intensive IRS surveys of major meatpackers to detect price violations and possible prosecutions, while wholesalers and 17 large manufacturers face scrutiny for potential profit excesses in the meat supply chain.
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Washington
Treasury
John B. Connally
Texas
Nixon
Connally
Cost of Living Council
Internal Revenue Service
Nader lawsuit over ITT Hartford merger is dismissed
Hartford Superior Court Judge Walter J. Sider dismissed Ralph Nader and three plaintiffs for lack of standing and failure to show injury from the ITT Hartford Fire merger. The ruling ends the last challenge to the record merger tied to the Justice Department settlement. Cotter testified he faced pressure from residents and stockholders awaiting his decision.
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Hartford, Conn
Ralph Nader
International Telephone & Telegraph Corp
Hartford Fire Insurance Co
Justice Department
ITT
Walter J. Sider
Consumer Advocate
Nader
Connecticut
San Diego
Calif
Hartford Fire
New York
Itt-Hartford
Hartford Superior Court
Cotter
Hartford
FDA Proposes Voluntary Nutrition Labels on Packaged Foods
The FDA proposed a voluntary labeling program to show calories per serving, grams of protein fat and carbohydrates, and at least seven vitamins and minerals as a percentage of daily allowance. The plan, praised by the 1969 White House conference, invites 90 days of public comment and could begin nationwide in years rather than months.
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Washington
Food and Drug Administration Today
FDA
Charles B. Edwards
White House
Berliners Cross Wall By Thousands
Berlin opened for the first time in six years to West Berliners and for the first time in 20 years to East German countryside. East German guards removed barriers at nine crossing points before 6 a.m. as crowds surged through. Families reunited with smiles and gifts amid limited import allowances and calls for leniency from West Berlin officials.
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Berlin
Berlin Wall
East Berlin
West Berlin
Klaus Schuetz
Wall
End Of Hearings To Be Considered By Senate Panel
Chairman James Eastland said he will call an executive session of the Senate Judiciary Committee next Wednesday to discuss terminating the hearings on Richard G. Kleindienst for attorney general. Sen. Roman Hruska urged immediate action, criticizing the proceedings as repetitive and unfounded. The committee, six days into hearings begun March 1, has been probing ITT settlement links to GOP conventions amid charges from columnist Jack Anderson.
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Jack Anderson
U.S. Department of Justice
ITT
Washington
James O. Eastland
D-Miss
Sesson
Senate Judiciary Committee
Richard G. Kleindienst
Eastland
Roman Hruska
R-Neb
Hruska
Kleindienst
International Telephone & Telegraph Corp
San Diego
Anderson
Dita D. Beard
Denver
Senate
Howard S. Aibel
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