Princess Margaret Taste Tests San Francisco Barbecue
British princess Margaret completes a Berkeley campus visit and samples Western barbecue on a 50-pound wild boar meal on the Monterey Peninsula. She rides a San Francisco cable car with the Earl of Snowdon, enjoys the trip despite security and photographers, and remarks the tour is largely pleasure.
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San Francisco
Britain
Princess Margaret
United States
University of California
Berkeley
Monterey
Earl of Snowdon
Russian Hill
Missile Site Attacked By U S Planes Near Hanoi
US Navy jets hit a Communist surface to air missile site 35 miles east of Hanoi after a Crusader jet was shot down nearby. Pilots reported one launcher struck and another explosion observed. The downed pilot parachuted into a densely populated area with no rescue. Nearby actions included a Big Red One sweep north of Saigon, heavy AA fire at the Hai Duong bridge, and Independence carrier strikes on Bach Ong radar site plus reconnaissance by US forces.
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Peter Arnett
Saigon
South Viet Nam
Hanoi
U.S
North Viet Nam
U.S. Army
7Th Fleet
Oriskany
Hai Duong
Independence
South China Sea
North
Session Seen On Speaker Revamp In North Carolina
Raleigh AP report says lawmakers expect a November 15 special session to amend the Speaker Ban Law within two to three days depending on public hearings. Leaders Scott Paylor Moore praise the study commission while opposing views call for clear policy to bar Communist influence and protect free inquiry.
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Raleigh
North Carolina
General Assembly
Bob Scott
Pat Paylor
Anson
Lisver
Frid Gay
Dan Moore
Moore to Talk Special Session Nov 15 in Raleigh
North Carolina lawmakers convene at noon on November 15 for a special session to consider a study commission plan and Governor Moore to modify the Speaker Ban law. The nine member commission urges trustees at state colleges to decide visiting speakers, with trustees held accountable. Governor Moore backs the report and calls trustees of the Consolidated University and other colleges to meet by November 12.
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Moore
House
Senate
Scott
Raleigh
North Carolina
Dan Moore
David iBritt
Robeson
Consolidated University of North Carolina
State Faces Decision On Billboards
RALEIGH AP says North Carolina risks losing over 12 million dollars yearly in federal highway funds if anti billboard and junkyard laws are not enacted. Cameron Lee says compliance with the Federal Highway Beautification Act is required by July 1966, with 20 percent of 12 million dollars at stake if not met by January 1, 1968.
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Raleigh
North Carolina
Cameron Lee
State Highway Commission
Lee
Price spiral tied to full employment debate
President Johnson's push for full employment sparks inflation concerns. White House and Labor sources deny direct link while some economists warn wages may rise with tighter labor markets. With unemployment near 4 percent, experts debate whether rapid growth will lift prices or absorb unemployed workers without inflation.
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Neil Gilbride
Washington
Johnson
White House
Labor Department
Ewan Clague
Wirtz
Bureau of Labor Statistics
133 War Planes Lost In Action
The Pentagon reports 133 U S combat air planes lost in action over North Vietnam through Oct 31. Six were downed by Soviet built anti aircraft missiles and most others by conventional anti aircraft fire. Since Feb. 7 U S war planes have flown about 41 500 sorties over North Vietnam with 2 planes downed for every 1 000 sorties.
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Washington
Pentagon
U. S
North Viet Nam
Price Hike Blamed On Russians
AP reports platinum prices surged to 170 to 175 dollars an ounce in London with New York futures up to 167. Analysts blame Russian withdrawal and strong demand, noting Soviets supply 30 to 50 percent of world output. Industry figures caution against political motives and warn price volatility could ripple across jet engines, fertilizers and electronics.
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Philip. Keuper
New York
London
Soviet Union
Ross Rowland
Study on Speaker Ban Reaches Compromise Path
The Britt study commission urged trustees to adopt a written Speaker Policy as a pledge of responsibility for campus talks. The report links lifting the 1963 Speaker Ban to assurances that Communists will not be invited indiscriminately, a move officials say offers a feasible solution to the crisis.
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Mise
Joyner
Study Commission
Gordon Hanes
Jamestown ABC store leads state in annual sales
Jamestown ABC store dominates statewide single-unit sales, funding a capital improvement program without a tax increase. The Sunday Enterprise coverage notes the store’s strong income supports Jamestown projects, while Ray Hubbard reports on Education Week 1965 shifts and classroom changes already in effect in High Point schools. A feature profiles Mrs. George E Manuel, a housewife and mother who substitutes as a mail carrier for Route 4.
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Jamestown
ABC
Sunday Enterprise
High Point
Ray Hubbard
George E. Manuel
Route 4
Your Sunday Enterprise
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Ross
Council of Economic Advisers
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