Armstrong Cork to open plant in Charlotte and buy Texland Building
Armstrong Cork Co. plans a new Charlotte plant to manufacture polypropylene scrim backing for carpet and to purchase the Texland Building from Texland Inc. in a cash deal, per AP Business Writer Jack Lefler. The report details stock market activity and corporate notes alongside regional weather as part of a broad business brief.
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Armstrong Cork Co
Charlotte
Armstrong
Texland
Texland, Inc
E. Pat Hall
Forecast Engineers Meet at Greensboro Chapter Oct Meeting
The October meeting of the American Institute of Industrial Engineers Greensboro chapter takes place Oct 9 at 6 pm at the Seagfield Country Club Manor House. Speaker Charles Brooks of Geoffrey Ladhams Associates, an expert in industrial training and retraining, will discuss trends after 20 years in Europe and the United States.
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American Institute of Industrial Engineers
Greensboro
Segefield Country Club Manor House
Charles Brooks
Geoffrey Ladhams
University of Liverpool
England
Brooks
United States
Youth and fear in a quiet confession
A daughter speaks of dread and self doubt as worries about a father figure echo in family memory. The text hints at anxiety from quitting a task and recurring highs, alongside a metaphorical exposure of flaws exposed by LSD imagery, portraying vulnerability and shame.
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Mably
Miniskirted Communist Addresses UC Students
A 25 year old Angela Davis drew 1900 students to Royce Hall in Los Angeles for a lecture that sparked calls for faculty boycotts until UC regents grant academic credit. Davis, fired for membership in a Communist club, fights to be reinstated while the crowd saw a defiant ovation after her talk.
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Los Angeles
University of California Regents
Angela Davis
Royce Hall
Miss Davis
Firearms coverup claims linked to Wooldridge probe
Witnesses accuse Turner of seeking a fix for the Wooldridge inquiry into the Army chief sergeant major. Guns from Fort Worth allegedly used for parts and sale as Turner, a noted gun collector, testifies about confiscations and possible looting, while noting unclear numbers of destroyed or traded weapons.
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Fort’ Worth
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Customs Service
South Vietnam
United States
Kentucky Un-American Activities Panel Runs Out of Funds
Frankfort AP reports the Kentucky Committee on Un-American Activities has nearly wiped out its staff and scaled back hearings as Gov. Louie B. Nunn cites a $48,000 contingency fund shortfall and inability to sustain the panel.
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Frankfort
Kentucky Committee On Un-american Activities
Louie B. Nunn
Governor defends antiwar convocation plan in North Carolina
Gov. Bob Scott defended a campus antiwar convocation at Chapel Hill and North Carolina State University as part of Consolidated University activities. He called the plan good handling and said it would proceed to allow debate while maintaining order and safety on campus.
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Iowa
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Sitterson
University of ‘North Carolina
Negro candidates clash in tight race for city posts
A former two term Negro official steps down as Tate leads a tight contest with Massel Cook and Millican also prominent. Johnson says a group backing Tate silences opponents while Tate cites threats. Endorsements come from Coretta Scott King Abernathy and Julian Bond as Cook touts business support and Millican stresses law and order.
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Tate
Sam Massel
Rodney Cook
G. Everett Millican
Leroy R Johnson
Massel
Dr. Tate
Julian Bond
Massell
Cook
Millican
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