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A reader column discusses telephone line overload during peak hours, notes North State’s recent equipment expansion, and mentions a Wall Street Journal piece on phone issues. It also covers dress design courses in Greensboro, a blood test question for marriage in South Carolina, and a North Carolina bank deposits tax with tax details and allocations.
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Wall Street
Journal
N.C
Experts Clash On Cause Of Rising Food Costs
Economic analysts differ as the Agriculture Department forecasts a rise in food prices this year. Congress members including Jam B Wenall and Rep. Leonor Sullivan warn inflation hurts farm programs, while Sen. Jack Miller insists Congress must show resolve to curb inflation through policy measures.
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Miviig
Jam B Wenall
Howse Banking
Sitaig
Leonor K. ‘Sullivan
D-Mo
Jack Miller
Congress
Miller
Joint Committee
Governors Back ABM Appeal From Agnew
Vice President Spiro Agnew urged Republican governors to back President Nixon on deploying the Safeguard missile defense system. Early reviews indicated strong support among the governors for the plan.
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Lexington
Spiro T. Agnew
Nixon
GOP
Agnew
U.S
Senate
Tragic Nepal Peak Attempt Involved U S Climbers
Reports from New York and New Delhi confirm an Alpine Club expedition led by Everett from New York and including Vin Hoeman of Anchorage, Alaska, faced disaster on the southeast ridge of Dhaulagiri 26 810 feet high. The State Department and Alpine Club spokesman described initial details as unconfirmed while two climbers were evacuated by radio.
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Mt. Dhaulagiri
State Department
American’ Alpine Club
New York
Aioe
Iilagiri
Gaston Re
Everett
Vin Hoeman
Anchorage
Alaska
New Delhi
Reds Plan Political Uprising Amid Saigon Struggle
Washington AP reporting Pentagon officials say Viet Cong and North Vietnamese planners aimed to mount a political uprising alongside attacks on Saigon this summer. They cite a captured Viet Cong document and interrogations suggesting continued offensives and attempts to de-escalate military activity after earlier bombing halts.
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Pentagon
Arsa
Rator
Saigon
Viet Cong
Pentagon Atmonniet
Cambodia
Ments
Johngos
Vietnes
U.S
O Neill's Choice Ex Soldier Named North Ireland Chief
In Belfast AP report Maj James Chichester Clark 46 former soldier narrowly won the Unionist caucus leadership race to become Northern Ireland Prime Minister succeeding Terence O Neill O Neill resigned after failing to bridge Protestant Catholic divides Chichester Clark pledged universal suffrage in local elections before new municipal councils are elected He narrowly defeated Brian Faulkner 48 former deputy PM who split with O Neill over Catholic universal suffrage demand
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Belfast
Northern Ireland
James Chichester- Clark
Chichester- Clark
Terence O'Neill
Chichester-Clark
O'Neill
Brian Faulkner
O’neill
May Day turns tense in West as East bloc quiets
Europe marked May Day with subdued displays in Communist capitals and tense scenes in the West. Moscow dropped military parades while Prague tightened security with army troops. In Britain and France protests surfaced as authorities moved to curb unrest. Portugal enforced a security clampdown after attacks on the U Porto consulate and Lisbon power lines. Spain, Greece and other states reported limited demonstrations with no major trouble.
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Europe
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Moscow
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U.S
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Interor Ministry
Paris
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Greece
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