Anti-Soviet Czech Rally Sparks Jeers and clashes
In Prague anti Soviet and hard line factions clashed at a rally organized to oppose Dubcek reforms. Spectators jeered Russians, fists flew, and police detained more than 1,000 involved. Pro Soviet crowds defended their stance as meetings continued amid tensions between reformists and hardliners.
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First Major Snow Falls On West North Carolina
The season’s first major snowfall hit western North Carolina over the weekend with 1 to 4 inches in the mountains as a storm moved westward. A second Gulf-origin storm was anticipated to bring snow to the mountains, rain with snow mix in the Piedmont, and rain to the eastern regions, with precipitation ending late tonight or Tuesday morning.
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Birth Control Ban Is Big Question Big Church Rift in US Catholic hierarchy
In Washington Pope Paul VI’s ban on artificial birth control sparks a major debate among bishops and priests. Sen. Eugene McCarthy and Cardinal O’Boyle support conscience-based choice, while many clergy endorse the papal encyclical. Nationwide polls show significant dissent within the priesthood. Meanwhile, a planned 1500-paratrooper airlift into South Korea for joint exercises is canceled for budget reasons as Congress trims spending.
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Canada
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United States
Liquor by the Drink Bill Faces Tough Outlook
In Raleigh the 1969 General Assembly will see a liquor by the drink bill. Mecklenburg delegation backs local option, but Rep. Jack Euliss says it will struggle without the governor’s endorsement. Gov elect Bob Scott opposes personally but won’t block the local option effort. Senate support appears likelier, Lt. Gov elect Pat Taylor pledges a fair hearing. North Carolina Innkeepers Association and allied groups mobilize, while other pro liquor groups have faded.
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Euliss Aaid
Bob Scott
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D - Mecklenburg
Pat Taylor
North Carolina Innkeepers Association
General Assembly
Manchester pub closures debated by Chief Constable
Wives complained to Chief Constable Big Jim Richards that their husbands’ late nights in pubs and clubs ruined home life in Manchester. The clubs argued they were restaurants not bound by closing hours. Richards ruled that a meal requires knives and forks and lowered closing times.
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Ray dispute over legal counsel in Oswald case
James Earl Ray wrote a letter to attorney J Arthur Hanes Sr resigning Hanes and his son from Ray's defense and naming a Tennessee lawyer. Foreman planned to seek a continuance. Hanes had represented Ray since London's capture. past conflicts led to talk of withdrawal but were resolved. Ruby, Oswald's killer, link noted. Foreman resigned after four days. Trial details tied to the Warren Commission findings.
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London
NATO urged to stand firm against new Soviet moves
Manlio Brosio, NATO secretary general, told the Atlantic Assembly in Brussels that the alliance must resist any new Soviet action. He warned of potential invasions or instability in Europe and urged sustained, well equipped forces, careful mobilization, and firm Western unity without reducing current naval and ground contingents.
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North Carolina Severe Weather Watch and Snow Forecast
A hazardous driving watch extends into the mountains of North Carolina with mixed precipitation and potential snow flurries inland while coastal areas see rain. Cold, windy conditions, with highs in the 50s to 60s near the coast and 40s in the mountains, and lows dropping into the 20s to 30s, are expected through Tuesday.
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South Carolina
Mrs Cox Named Mrs Norma Cox Named at Mid-South Insurance
Norma Cox, longtime assistant secretary and treasurer at Mid-South Insurance Co. of Fayetteville, is highlighted for her 12 years with Snow Lumber Co. prior to joining Mid-South about four years ago.
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River Silt May Have Triggered Quake Across United States
An Loyola University seismology expert links Saturday's 5.5 magnitude earthquake centered near Albion Illinois to Mississippi River silt carried into the Gulf of Mexico. He says the weight may have flexed continental blocks but expects no followup quakes. The quake felt in 22 states caused minor damage and two injuries.
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Direcor of
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Minne
Tremor Felt Across Western North Carolina and Beyond
Western North Carolina residents felt a Saturday earth tremor that rattled the central and southern United States. In Franklin Macon County WESC transmitter building shook at 12:04 PM with overhead microphones swaying. Reports came from as far as 14 miles away of shaking lights and pictures. Cherokee County Civil Defense director Dewitt Shape noted merchandise toppled from shelves in Andrews. No extensive damage was reported.
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United States
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N.C
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Veterans Day Observance Highlights Fifty Years Since Armistice
Americans observe Veterans Day marked by national ceremonies and parades. Arlington wreath laying by General McConnell honors the Unknown Soldier as he warns on maintaining a strong military. Parades in Denver and New York, memorials in Colorado Springs, Taos Pueblo, and Spartanburg reflect broad national tribute.
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N.M
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Allegheny County
Public TV Network to Begin Limited Weekly Operation
Washington AP Public television network of 150 stations will start operating one night a week next month with plans to expand to five nights in January. FCC match funds from CPB Ford Foundation and AT&T will support start-up costs. Trial run aims toward free interconnection or substantially reduced rates with no advertising.
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