Byrnes Voices Opposition to Protests and Draft Policy
Byrnes argued that protest actions should be evaluated for draft law violations and urged tighter legislation to regulate the draft. He favored limiting war efforts in Viet Nam and suggested postponing domestic welfare programs to avoid stretching U S resources. He warned against waging multiple wars and favored leaving military decisions to Westmoreland.
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Byrnes
W Ton
Viet Nam
William C. Westmoreland
U. S
Westmoreland
North
Red China
United States
Exhumation Request Sparks Local Legal Action
District Solicitor Thomas Moore of Winston-Salem seeks exhumation of bodies after a discovery near a Winston-Salem home. The request, filed last August, aims to advance an ongoing investigation into the deaths of several individuals connected to the case.
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Winston-Salem
Thomas Moore
Session Predicted In January In North Carolina
WADESBORO N C AP H P Pat Taylor Jr speaker of the State House says he believes federal courts will order reapportionment for House and congressional districts in the 1967 session. He doubts lawmakers will gain extra time and sees no chance to survive current plans in House, Senate, or districts.
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Wadesboro
N. C
H. P
Pat) Taylor Jr
State House of
Represent
House
Senate
Taylor
Social Security Payments Rise in September
Washington reports September Social Security outlays jumped to about 545 billion dollars with a 7 percent rise in benefits and a retroactive increase included in the monthly payments.
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Washington
Soctel
Comet Expected to Show Tonight Amid Solar Swing
Astronomers differ on the spectacle as the distant comet curves near the sun in a five hour loop starting at 10 p.m. Pacific daylight time. Predictions say the tail may glow under solar radiation, with visibility varying by location and sunset or sunrise.
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Ikeya-Seki
Honolulu
Midway Island
Midway
Mid-Pacific
Hawaii
New Zealand
Australia
Asia
Earth
Shaw University Expels Two Students Over Demonstration
Shaw University in Raleigh expelled two students involved in a demonstration last week protesting school conditions. The president, Dr. James E. Cheek, did not name them but said one is the nephew of Robert Williams, a central figure in the 1961 Monroe race riots.
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Shaw University
James E. Cheek
Shaw
Robert Williams
Williams
Monroe
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