Vietnam War Policy Shifts Weighed Amid U.S. Force Buildup
Reports say officials fear shifts in North Vietnamese policy as U S forces in South Vietnam total about 150 000 with a possible rise to 206 000 by year end amid bombing pauses. White House aides say no peace move is expected unless North Vietnam shows movement toward talks.
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Sheriff Links Deputies to Local Klan Ties
Former North Carolina sheriff Millis testifies that deputies joined the Ku Klux Klan after attending an organizational meeting led by North Carolina Grand Dragon James R. Jones and were sworn in during a session with Imperial Wizard Shelton. Millis identifies the deputies and notes a 1984 rally with a cross burial on Market Road near Wilmington.
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NASD Quotation Snapshot From Morning Interdealer Quotes
NASD quotations compiled around 10 40 am show interdealer bid and ask prices for several firms including EBS Studios Beaman Core Founders Life SKavanagh Smith Co State Capital Life and Thermoplastics Corp Bids are representative not including retail markups or commissions and asks include estimated markups Prices vary through the day as interdealer markets move
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Millis warns deputies over rumors of organization link
During a period discussion, Millis notes rumors of deputies’ ties to an organization. Deputy Jarrell, election as Klavern chaplain, plans to drop out. Millis urges clearing names from lists and seeking information, while Willis and Appell contest the charges under oath.
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North Carolina Economy Shows Best Summer On Record
Wachovia Bank reports NC economy moved briskly into fall 1965 with September activity near record levels. North Carolina Business Index at 46.0 signals continued growth as August and September average 2.3 percent above second quarter. Tobacco sector declines in employment offset by higher crop prices and steady manufacturing gains. textile employment up 8,000 with records in furniture and home goods output.
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Faint Trail in Brinks Heist as Vault Is Looted
Police traced a faint trail of a resourceful gang in a Brinks vault burglary in Syracuse. A 20mm cannon blasted through two foot thick walls, yielding about 100000 in cash or negotiable securities and the rest in checks. Four men possibly with Canadian plates fled in a truck. bombs and gas masks were found at the scene.
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Boy Dies in Iron Lung After Power Cut in Nashville
Audie Barrett, 11, died in an iron lung after Nashville Electric Service shut off power to the Barrett home for nonpayment. Police said the boy, a polio survivor, slept in the respirator. his mother briefly operated it by hand before returning to find him dead. NES cited unpaid service and failed contact attempts. medical examiner attributed death to polio.
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Crested Butte Editor Affirms Masthead Policy
Dominic J. Crolia, editor and publisher of the weekly Crested Butte Chronicle, writes on the masthead that the paper is “A Relatively Independent Newspaper,” signaling a distinct editorial stance.
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Roselle teen loses 190 pounds to join the Army
Merrill W. Plaskow, 19, shed 130 pounds after high school to enlist, dropping from 822 to 182 pounds after dieting and medical consultations. Recruiters initially rejected him for being too heavy, but Sgt. Maj. Hugh Smith later accepted him as he returned to enlist. He aims for basic training to get in shape.
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Viet Cong Gunner Said Killed By U S Forces
U S forces report three companies of Mom nard tribesmen with advisers moved to confront a Viet Cong position. The gun was rushed and neutralized by grenades and small arms fire. The Viet Cong gunner's body was recovered chained to his weapon.
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Darlington Plant Shutdown Topic At NLRB Hearing
The NLRB rejected restricting the hearing to statements from other Deer ing-Milliken Mills plants. It will weigh evidence about whether Darlington’s shutdown followed the union victory and company statements supporting unionism. The trial examiner will decide admissibility with hearings resuming soon and a final decision after 1964.
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