Trustees adopt visiting speaker policy for UNC system
Trustees of the Consolidated University of North Carolina adopt a visiting speaker policy after the Speaker Ban Study recommendation. State Sen. Tom of Kinston’s policy statement died for lack of a second. Appalachian State Teachers College trustees also approved the policy.
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Raleigh
Consolidated University of North Carolina
Tom
Kinston
Appalachian State Teachers College
North Carolina General Assembly
Eisenhower diagnosis confirms true heart attack
Former President Dwight D. Eisenhower, 75, was diagnosed with a true heart attack after chest pains Monday. Doctors at Ft Gordon Army Hospital report he is in excellent spirits, has slept well, received oxygen, and shows stable blood pressure and circulation as further tests are planned.
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FT. Gordon, Ga
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Ft. Gordon Army Hospital
Eisenhower
40 Passengers Die As Jetliner Crashes At Salt Lake City
A Boeing 727 with 90 aboard burst into flames on landing in Salt Lake City. Officials blame a nose wheel failure as the cause while CAB and FAA investigate. Among the dead is famed rodeo star Bill Linderman. a survivor recalls the crash and intense heat inside the burning fuselage.
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Salt Lake City
Bes Oa
Hired Air Lines
Warren M. Weggeland
Bill Linderman
Linderman
B52s to Carry More Explosives in Bomb Bays
The Air Force announced changes to B52 bomb bays increasing load from 38 250 pounds to as much as 60 000 pounds. The increase supports missions over South Vietnam against Viet Cong strongholds. More than 60 B52 bombing missions have been flown, mainly from Guam.
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Air Force
Saude Dino Dereaie
South
Viet Nam
Guam
United States
Railway welcomes furniture challenge to Ryan professorship
Henry A. Foscue said the program would be added to support the James T. Ryan professorship in furniture manufacture. The association spent time discussing the matter as Railway ends its meeting and the report continues on page two.
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Henry A. Foscue
James T. Ryan
Furniture Manufac Tde Association
New SFMA Elects Officers and Directors for 1965 66
The Southern Furniture Manufacturers Association elected new officers and directors for 1965 66 yesterday. They will serve until the annual meeting in 1966.
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SFMA
Southern Furniture Manufacturers Association
U.S. Army Repels Viet Cong Attack North of Saigon
A 1st Infantry Division detachment fought a 12 hour battle 40 miles north of Saigon repelling a Viet Cong assault. The enemy reportedly suffered about 100 killed as U.S. casualties were light. Artillery helped turn back the attackers while securing Highway 13 in Zone D against Communist control.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
1St
Highway 13
Viet Cong Pose As Friends Lead American To Ambush
U S officials say two apparent Viet Cong agents posed as friends and guided a young American aid employee into an ambush in the Mekong Delta. A military convoy later found the victim’s bullet riddled body after the attack.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
U. S
Ing 1
The
Mekong Delta
South
Rhodesia Faces Treason Warning From British Govt
London reports Ian Smith's Rhodesian regime risks treason charges as Britain seeks emergency powers to restore authority. Atty. Gen. Elwyn Jones told Parliament actions aiding Smith could be treasonous, while Prime Minister Harold Wilson urged rapid passage of retaliatory legislation.
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London
Ian Smith
Atty
Elwyn Jones
House of Commons
Britain
Central
Africa
Jones
Rhodesia
Smith
Harold Wilson
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UNC
General Assembly
Dan Moore
H. P. Taylor
Goldsboro
Taylor
Study Commission
William Medford
Waynesville
United Air Lines
United
York
Lac
Salt Lake Michian
Lake
Cincinnati
Civil Aeronautics Board
Ashington
Federal Aviation Agency
Lyndon R. Day
Arlington
Nesbitt
Washington
Ing. Robert
Riz
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