Polio immunity questions and local civic cleanup discussed
The Enterprise Action Line answers queries on polio recurrence and vaccines, aloe spelling and uses, birth certificate fees in North Carolina, and Ferndale Junior High fence cleanup. It notes vaccines protect against types I II and III and cites Raleigh vital statistics fees.
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Lillington
Office of Vital Statistics
Raleigh
Registers of Deeds
Register of Deeds
Bible sun stand still claim linked to article source
Reader question traces the claim to a Curtis Engine Company president in Baltimore and a reprint in Evening World Spencer Indiana, then Church Voice Charlotte First Baptist Church. Biblical references Joshua 10 12 14 and Second Kings 20 8 10.
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High Point
First Baptist Church
Joshua
D.G. A
Curtis Engine Company
Baltimore
Evening World
Spencer, Ind
Church Voice
Charlotte
How to Replace Lost Vehicle Licenses
If you lost your license plates and registration in High Point contact the Motor Vehicle on Agency. The person named on the vehicle must present the registration card and proof of insurance to re issue the plates.
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Cedrow
High Point
W.D. A
Public Works
Wills
S.Y. A
Motor Vehicle On Agency
Saturday Marshals Training Aims for Nonviolent Antiwar Protest
In Washington a trainer, Willard McKay, prepares long haired youths and adults to serve as marshals for a Saturday antiwar demonstration. Marshals wear white armbands and will help keep order near the White House while stressing nonviolence amid Cambodia and Kent State concerns.
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Washington
Willard McKay
Richbury
McKay
White House
Cambodia
Kent State
District of Columbia Police
New Mobilzation Committee
Vietnam
Reds Launch Incidents In Northern Areas
Viet Cong and North Vietnamese rockets hit South Vietnam’s northern provinces as Saigon battles in Cambodia add 30,000 U.S. and allied troops. Heavy losses were reported for both sides with numerous casualties in Da Nang Hoi An and Tam Ky, while U.S. helicopters and aircraft faced additional strikes.
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Kempeng Cher
Cambodia
Saigon
South Vietnam
Svay Rieng
da Nang
Hoi An
Tam Ky
Dien Bien Phu
Hanoi
U.S
Panhandle
Laos
Nixon Moves To Ease Nation's Crisis Over Cambodia
President Nixon seeks to calm antiwar protests as thousands gather in Washington for a large demonstration. He plans a 10 p.m. news conference after calling a news briefing from his Maryland retreat while officials weigh National Guard and police measures to keep the Lafayette Square area safe.
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Washington
Nixon
Cambodia
Maryland
Capitol Hill
White House
District of Columbia National Guard
U.S
National Guard
Lafayette Square
Executive Mansion
Lafayette
Protests Close Hundreds of Colleges Over Kent State
More than 200 colleges and universities shut operations amid antiwar protests following the Kent State shootings. Violence flared at several campuses with clashes involving police, National Guardsmen, and students, including a birdshot incident at Buffalo and tear gas at Southern Illinois University Carbondale.
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Indochina
Kent State University
Washington
State University At
Buffalo
National Guardsmen
Carbondale
Ill
Southern Illinois University
Illinois Central
New Orleans
Chicago
U.S. 51
Illinois 13
University of Wisconsin
Madison
North Carolina students plan Capitol march amid permit dispute
Faculty at UNC and Duke back actions allowing striking students to miss classes. NC State students rescheduled a Capitol march after Raleigh police indicated a permit could be waived if streets stayed clear. Duke and UNC faculty also plan buses to Washington to meet lawmakers over Indochina war. Ken Vickery spoke to 1,400 at Duke rally opposing violent disruption.
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U.S
Cambodia
North Carolina
Jack Barger
Mooresville
North Carolina State University
Raleigh
Barger
Mit
University of North Carolina At Chapel Hill
Duke University
N. C. State
Bob Scott
UNC
Duke
Washington
Indochina
Ken Vickery
Unemployment Jump Signals Economic Strain Under Nixon Policy
The shift from 4.4 to 4.8 percent unemployment raises concerns as 3.55 million jobless, with seasonal adjustments showing 3.95 million. Construction slowdowns and high interest rates fuel fear of a recession amid rising living costs. AFL-CIO warns recession risks grow with current policy.
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Washington
Bureau of Labor Statics
Nixon
Labor Movement
Afl-Cio
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Associated Press
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Florida
Claude Kirk
Florida State University
Tallahassee
Kirk
Tar Heel
Capitol
Duke Council
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