Artesian Wells in Trindale Area Draw Interest and Details
In Randolph County Archdale reporter Don Wrenn confirms one artesian well sits on Perry Parsons property on Kersey Drive. Mrs Parsons notes its strong, mineral free water and reliability. Jack Workman explains how artesian wells tap angled rock layers creating a pressure head and typical overflow discharge to protect the site.
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Archdale
Don Wrenn
Perry Parsons
Kersey Drive
Jack Workman
Randolph Sanitarian
Workman
Randolph County
Nixon to press unions and business on wage and price restraint
President Nixon plans a inflation alert aimed at curbing wage demands and price hikes by unions and big business. The move targets recent GM UAW terms, Ford talks, and rail wage plans while warning firms not to pass costs to consumers.
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Washington
Nixon
United Auto Workers Union
General Motors Corp
Ford Motor Co
White House
Ronald L. Ziegler
Ziegler
Extra Day Off Expensive For Some 37 Hour Week At Norgren
Norgren Co in Littleton Colorado implements a four day 37 hour work week starting Aug 31. The change boosted applications by 300 percent and improved pay per hour by 7 percent while most workers favored the new schedule. Union concerns were noted as tempers flared over hours.
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Colorado
Norgren
United Steelworkers Union
George Gregory
Dying Cowboy Song Copy Availability and Garba ge Query
Reader asks where to buy The Dying Cowboy song in The Mitch Miller Community Song Book priced at 1.00 available at Harris and Piedmont stores. A follow up on Randolph County garbage pickup questions billing for weeks without service. advice urges contacting the operator to resolve missed pickups and notes generally conscientious local providers.
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Lone Prairie
Mitch Miller
Harris
Piedmont
Randolph County
Pollution complaint at local factory fuels odor issue
Residents report strong smoke and foul odor from a nearby factory. Officials from the Department of Water and Air Resources have investigated with little odor found, noting prior open burning of polystyrene and plans to improve furnace operation.
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Mr. T
Department of Water and Air Resources
W. E. Knight
Moravian stars sold at Old Salem Store Winston-Salem
The Old Salem Store at 14 S Main St Winston-Salem NC 27108 offers Moravian stars for 3.75 in store and 5 by mail including tax and shipping.
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L.B. A
Old Salem
S. Main St
Winston-Salem
Khrushchev Credits Eisenhower With Berlin Surrender
Khrushchev says Stalin respected Eisenhower and that Ike delayed the Berlin offensive in 1945 allowing Soviet troops to capture Berlin. He notes Allied plans may have delayed an assault on Hitler's Western Front to ease pressure on the Soviet Union.
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New York
Nikita S. Khrushchev
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Berlin
Europe
Life Magazine
Stalin
Eisenhower
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Germany
Hitler
Soviet Union
Cer
Australians Cheer Pope Paul VI in Australia
Pope Paul VI became the first pope to visit Australia as tens of thousands cheered his arrival in Sydney. Prime Minister John Gorton welcomed the frail 73 year old pontiff after a 20 hour, 5,000 mile journey from Manila and Samoa and a 2,400 mile flight to Australia. Security was tighter than for any previous visitor amid a recent attempted assassination in Manila.
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Sydney
Australia
Far East
Pope Paul VI
John G. Gorton
Pope
Paul
Holy See
Antarctica
Manila
Samoa
American Samoa
Western Samoa
Pago Pago
Lyndon B. Johnson
Pope Paul
U.S. Plane Hits North Vietnam Radar Position
A U.S. F105 Thunderchief carried out a self defense strike on a radar controlled antiaircraft post 50 miles north of the DMZ. The attack followed radar tracking and occurred during a Laos Cambodia North Vietnam strike mission.
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Saigon
North Vietnam
Demilitarized Zone
U.S
United States
Defense
Melvin R. Laird
Laos
Cambodia
South Vietnam
Muskie Leads Nixon In 1972 Trial Heats
Harris poll shows Muskie climbing from 33 to 46 percent while Nixon falls from 51 to 40 percent. Wallace remains at 10 percent on a third party ticket. Muskie emerges as strongest Democrat against Nixon, with Humphrey Kennedy and Lindsay also tested.
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White House
Nixon
Sen
Edmund Muskie
George Wallace
Muskie
Richard Nixon
Wallace
Hubert Humphrey
Edward Kennedy
John Lindsay
New York
Humphrey
Lindsay
Senate
Nixon Muskie
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Lori
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