Community inquiries on clubs and old accounts in Bloomfield
Readers ask about forming a Parents Without Partners chapter in High Point and about locating the Fasex Building and Lean Company in Bloomfield New Jersey. The piece also covers unclaimed dormant accounts rules in New Jersey and Michigan, daycare licensing guidance, and Air Force eye requirements for pilots.
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High Point
Jack Marion
Fasex
Lean Company
Bloomfield
New Jersey
Jaycees
Savings and’ Loan Company
First Savings and Loan Association
Bloomfield Avenue
Michigan
Savings and Loan Companies
State liquor bill gains support after Mecklenburg local option dies
Raleigh AP supporters regroup behind a statewide liquor by the drink measure as the House voted 59 to 51 to kill Mecklenburg County local option referendums. The bill would let voters decide dry status and allow referendums in wet areas in 1970. Car son and Baugh urged passage, hoping the plan ends brown bagging and promotes orderly control.
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Anon
Welfare Department
State Senate
Fire’Prevention Bureau
Health Department
State Superintendent of Public Instruction
Raleigh
House
Mecklenburg County
North Carolina
General Assembly
James Carson
R-Mecklenburg
Jack Baugh
D-Mecklenburg
Alcoholic Beverage Control Committee
Mecklenburg
Jack Rhyne
D-Gaston
Thomas Strickland
Dwayne
Rhyne
Strickland
Daniel Lilley
D-Lenoir
Baugh
Carson
Weather Mild For Holiday Observances Across The Nation
The Associated Press reports pleasant Memorial Day weather with fair skies and mild temperatures across most of the nation. Rain affected the Pacific Northwest and scattered parts of the Northeast and South, while violent storms eased overnight in the Midwest and Northeast. Winds up to 61 mph and hail battered Worcester Massachusetts and Warrensburg New York as cooler air moved in.
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Associated Press
Pacific Northwest
Midwest
Worcester
Mass
Warrensburg
N.Y
Memorial Day Observed With Parades and Indy 500
Americans mark their 102nd Memorial Day with tributes to war dead and Viet Nam antiwar vigils. It kicks off a three day weekend as 550 to 650 traffic deaths are forecast. Many read the Vietnam names as part of local observances alongside parades and the 53rd Indianapolis 500.
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Associated Press
Vietnam
National Safety Council
Compromise Proposed 49th Senator Against ABM
Sen Thomas McIntyre moves a compromise to oppose deployment of Nixon's ABM system urging continued Safeguard research while testing at two Montana and North Dakota sites He calls for no deployment now with full review and potential later testing to spur arms talks and save hundreds of millions.
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Carl P. Leubsdorf
Associated Press
Washington (Ap
Thomas J. McIntyre
Nixon
New Hampshire Democrat
Senate Armed Services Committee
Montana
North Dakota
New Hampshire World Affairs Council
Laconia
N. H
Rockefeller Defends Latin Protesters In Ecuador Visit
Gov. Nelson Rockefeller says he does not blame Ecuadorian students for protesting his Latin American tour. The scene turned violent as protesters hurled gas bombs and dynamited a center entrance. A 60 year old man suffocated from tear gas, a policeman was wounded, and three U.S. newsmen were lightly hurt.
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Joe McGowan Jr
Associated Press
Quito
Ecuador
Nelson A. Rockefeller
New York
Nixon
Rockefeller
U.S. Information Service Center
Jose Maria Velasco Ibarra
Velasco
U.S
Nader accuses Ford and Army over M151 jeep issues
Ralph Nader and Sen. Abraham Ribicoff criticize Ford Motor Co and the Army for faulty M151 jeep like vehicles. They urge official Ford notification to the Army about the suspension and corrective action on about 90 000 units in use worldwide. Re: soldiers deaths and injuries linked to missteps in buyout since 1960.
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Joseph E. Mohbat
Associated Press
Washington (Ap
Ford Motor Co
Army
Ralph Nader
Ford
Nader
Abraham A. Ribicoff
D-Conn
Secretary of Defense
Melvin R. Laird
Secretary of Transportation
John A. Volpe
Ribscoff
Chevrolet
Agnew Says Enemy Thrust Contained in Vietnam
Vice President Spiro Agnew declared the enemy’s thrust contained in Vietnam during a Memorial Day address at Arlington. He said U.S. forces defend not only South Vietnam but the United States, as debate raged in the Senate over battlefield initiatives. The ceremony honored 149000 dead, including 1425 Vietnam casualties.
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Washington
Spiro I
Agnew
Vietnam
U.S
Southeast Asia
South Vietnam
United States
Arlington National Cemetery
Nixon
Florida
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Mansfield
Edward M. Kennedy
Massachusetts
Kennedy
Heavy Moscow Peking Propaganda Precedes Meeting
Moscow and Peking trade propaganda blows as the Kremlin readies to host an international Communist conference. Beijing accuses Moscow of territorial aggression and military incursions since 1960, citing thousands of incidents and China’s nuclear sites. The article links Oct 15 1964 to Khrushchev’s overthrow, suggesting broader aims in the Sino-Soviet rift.
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William L. Ryan
Moscow
Peking
Kremlin
China
Ilegally
France
Tli
Tacheng
Sinkiang
Soviet Union
Ili
Nikita Khrushchev
Khrushchev
Switchoff Of Heart Disputed
London AP reports a hospital ethics clash after a donor heart beating machine was deliberately switched off prior to a third British heart transplant. Margaret Linsbury, injured in a motorcycle crash, died, and recipient Charles Hendrick, a 59 year old book dealer, remains in good condition. Doctors dispute whether Linsbury was dead when the machine was stopped.
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London
Margaret Linsbury
Guy’s Hospital
Charles Hendrick
Linsbury
Geoffrey Spencer
St. Thomas’s Hospital
W. J. Dempster
Hammersmith Hospital
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D-N.m
George Aiken
R-Vi
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McIntyre
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