Senate panel approves warning ticket bill in NC
The Senate Highway Safety Committee quickly approves a bill to align a warning ticket law with the North Carolina Constitution. Attorney General Wade Bruton calls the current law unconstitutional on two grounds. Ed Scheidt, state motor vehicles commissioner, says the amendment clarifies that warnings may be issued for conduct posing hazards without constituting a clear violation.
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Senate Highway Safety Committee
North Carolina
Wade Bruton
Bruton
Stock Market Recovers Modestly Ahead of Memorial Day Weekend
New York stocks edged higher in moderate trading as investors paused before the Memorial Day holiday. The Dow rose to 916.18, with the Press average up 0.6 at 334.9 as gains in General Motors IBM Xerox Polaroid helped offset losses in Pfizer Goodrich Eastman Kodak Merck and Cheseapeake & Ohio. Bond prices were mostly steady and trading volumes remained light.
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Dividends and footnote codes in the Dow Jones table
The article explains dividend rates in the Dow Jones table as annual disbursements based on last quarterly or semi annual declarations. It lists footnotes indicating special or extra dividends and designations such as ex dividend stock distributions and other related terms with letters a b g h k r x xx xv ww nd and their meanings.
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Americans Battle Through Rain Slope in Vietnam Operation
American paratroopers overran a Viet Cong lookout near Vung Tau and pressed into the hills under a tropical downpour. They suffered nine wounded after two days of fighting, reported observing possible VC casualties and taking one suspect, while gaining tough combat experience.
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Monte Cassino
Trainers' Quick Aid Saves Player's Life
In Gastonia NC two baseball trainers saved Furman pitcher Andy Coe from choking after a foul bunt struck him in the chin and throat. Coe recovered to pitch five more innings, earning the victory as Furman beat Mississippi State 5-2 to reach the finals.
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Furman
Andy Coe
Silver Spring
Mississippi State
Coe
Gary Meredith
Meredith
Chris Patrick
City Hospital Interns and Physicians Receive New Salary Scale
A salary ordinance approved limits intern pay to 330 dollars starting with six month step to 337 while residents begin at 435 rising to 645 over time. The prior plan proposed 400 for interns and 510 to 713 for residents, but new terms take effect July 1.
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Senate OKs Bill To Fool Motorists In North Carolina
The North Carolina Senate approved a bill to mislead drivers by making nearly all state owned passenger cars resemble Highway Patrol cars in color. Sponsor Sen. Jack White of Cleveland argued it would deter speed, while critcs joked about hats for drivers and questioned effectiveness of the tactic.
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Senate
Jack White
Cleveland
White
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Caldwell
L. P. McLendon
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McLendon
Don S. Matheson
Orange County
Consolidated University of North Carolina
Matheson
General Assembly
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Wake
Dan Moore
Moore
North Carolina sees jobs and spending rise despite factory dip
Wachovia Bank reports April gains in nonfarm employment and total spending across North Carolina, with personal income up 9 percent from 1964 levels. Industrial output eased slightly for the third straight month while auto and truck sales hit records, and construction added 2,100 jobs to reach 75,700.
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Wachovia Bank and Trust Company
J. Roscoe Adams
Wachovia
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Adams
U.S
Compromise Plan Offered To House
A compromise measure to pacify critics of the General Assembly's Legislative Council was introduced by Rep. David Britt of Robeson. The plan creates a ten-member Legislative Research Commission appointed by Senate and House leaders to study without session, aiming to curb fears of council overreach.
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Research Commission
Senate
the Commission
General Assembly
House
Moore’s committee to screen speakers in 1963 rush
Legislative debate intensifies over a speaker ban amid calls to amend or repeal it. Gov statements linked the ban to university accreditation and state education, with UNC trustees and others urging action. Moore signals a move next week, possibly with tight Senate margins and strong campus opposition.
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Aepear
University of North Carolina
Moore
Senate
Dynasy Bey
Curfew Proposed for 16 Year Old Drivers
Raleigh AP reports a bill to curb 16 year old driving by enforcing a curfew from midnight to 5 a.m. unless with a parent or guardian. It also requires parent signatures on licenses or learner permits before issuance. The measure went to the Highway Safety Committee.
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Raleigh
James Vogler
Mecklenburg
Committee On Highway Safety
Pawnbroker Recovers Own TV From Burkes
Nashville resident Clarence Rosenstein found his portable television missing from his home with $40 cash. The set, pawned hours earlier to Clarence Rosenstein, was recovered as the pawnbroker’s own property when Charles Walter Burkes gave his correct name and address. Burkes was jailed on burglary charges.
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Nashville, Tenn
Clarence Rosenstein
Charles Walter Burkes
Rosenstein
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