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Guilford County Health Investigated Over Infected Employee
A reader questions why a restaurant with an infected leg worker remains licensed Grade A. Health officials cite lack of informant name and fear of job loss, hindering inquiry while urging tips without identifying information.
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Guilford County Department
Health Department
Violence Eases as Las Vegas Turmoil Dims
Violent incidents on the West Side of Las Vegas lessen after days of chaos. Police arrest over 100, with the mayor imposing a curfew and calling for National Guard help, though guardsmen were not deployed.
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Las Vegas
Nev
Oran Grayson
Paul Laxalt
National Guard
Las Vegas Strip
State considers dismissal of auto rate hike request
Raleigh action seeks to block a proposed average 5.3 percent increase in auto liability rates. Attorney general seeks continued current rates for another year amid claims insurers padded figures. Hearings replay disputes over labor cost indicators and testimony.
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Raleigh
Attorney General’s Office
Edwin Lanier
Lanier
Jean Benoy
Consumer Affairs
Benoy
Lonely hearts clubs in High Point area invite options
A reader from Thomasville asks why no dedicated lonely hearts club exists. The response points to YWCA activities, notes Parents without Partners may join if enough interest, and suggests volunteering with community projects to meet people.
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High Point
Greensboro
Thomasville
Lonely Hearts Club
YWCA
Parents Without Partners
Negro Has Chance In Atlanta Mayoral Primary
In Atlanta the first black mayoral candidate in a century, Horace E. Tate, leads a field of seven amid infighting. Gov. Maddox predicts Tate may finish first. a runoff is likely if no majority. Tate reports threats and requires bodyguards. Turnout expected around 150000 with about 40 percent of registered voters black. Mayor Ivan Allen Jr. referenced.
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Atlanta, Ga
Atlanta
Lester Maddox
Horace E. Tate
Tate
Ivan Allen Jr
Wheeler says no major Vietnam war developments expected soon
Gen. Earle G. Wheeler said he does not share Sen. Hugh Scott’s forecast of a breakthrough in Vietnam within 60 to 90 days though noting Giap could answer the question. Abrams continues the same policy of pre emptive patrols while Viet Cong reliance on rockets and mortars grows. In the latest 24 hours 21 enemy rocket and mortar attacks were reported with civilian and U.S. casualties, and a training center west of Saigon was attacked with 12 wounded and four North Vietnamese killed.
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Pennsylvania
Earle G. Wheeler
Vietnam
Giap
Vo Nguyen Giap
North Vietnam
Wheeler
Creighton W. Abrams
U.S
South Vietnam
Saigon
Mekong
General Testifies Guns Meant for Personal Use
Maj. Gen. Carl C. Turner told a Senate subcommittee that Chicago and Kansas City police chiefs knew he held more than 500 confiscated firearms for his own use rather than Army needs. Witnesses alleged he signed receipts claiming Army use and later sold some guns. Turner denied keeping records and insisted the weapons were personal property and to be destroyed when no longer needed.
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Washington
Carl C. Turner
Chicago
Kansas City
Senate Investigations
Turner
Paul Duellman
Hearing Sheds Light On Gun Transfers Involving Officials
The hearing room filled as Turner testified he cannot account for all weapons from two police departments and Fort Worth. He cited missing records and offered a memory based gun inventory. Turner named Pine State Gun Shop checks totaling 3013.95 and linked some pistols to Chicago. Conlisk’s awareness of his Army retirement was noted.
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Dconn
Conlisk
Turner
Fort Worth
Tex
Ribicoff
Pine State
Fayetteville
N.C
Chicago
Electric shocks claimed to curb heavy smoking in study
In London at Maudsley Hospital a medical team tested electric aversion for smoking. Fourteen volunteers sat with forearm electrodes and received shocks while lighting or smoking. Most stopped after five sessions, with six of nine continuing abstinent beyond a year. one patient said cigarettes no longer tasted right.
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London
Maudsley Hospital
Linkletter Calls for Truth About Dangers After Daughter's Death
Art Linkletter urges parents to tell children the dangers of drugs and alcohol in a calm, memorable way after his 20 year old daughter Diane died, supposedly from LSD exposure. He vows to intensify public warnings using this tragedy as an example and discusses family dynamics and Diane's risky behavior.
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Los Angeles
Art Linkletter
Forest Lawn Memorial Park
Linkletter
Diane
Lois
Robert
Lake Tahoe
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