Changes in North Carolina fish regulations set creel limits and minnow rules
The Wildlife Resources Commission kept most existing fish rules with two changes for the coming year. Fishermen may keep 25 bass per day with a total limit of 25 fish. minnows for sale remain prohibited, with possession limited to 10. Mountain trout raised in hatcheries may be sold for food. The panel also handled Currituck duck blind appeals and advised surveys to relocate or license blinds, while new Knotts Island blind licensing was directed to Walter Ewell.
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Wildlife Resources Commis
The
Wildlife Commission
Currituck County Game Board
Currituck Sound
Currituck Game Protector
Currituck Board
James H. Richardson
Richardson
Clyde Patton
Knotts Island
Walter Ewell
State Commission
Death at 11 00 on WSLS Roanoke Channel 10
Roanoke station WSLS TV schedules a 11 00 PM death report on Tuesday following the 10 30 PM program hour.
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Skelton
Navy
Texas Rasslin
Wsls-Tv
Roanoke
Tar Heels Speed Study Shows Average 50 to 55 MPH Range
North Carolina drivers maintain speeds between 50 and 55 mph per a State Highway Commission survey from Oct 1 15. Commercial buses averaged 51.6 mph, 26 percent over 60 mph, while tractor trailers and other trucks largely exceeded 45 mph limits. Car speeds averaged 49 mph with 13 percent over 55 mph. out of state plates averaged 51.1 mph with 20 percent over limit. Tar Heel tagged cars averaged 48.4 mph with 11 percent over limit. Data assist highway design and were collected at 29 rural points on daylight hours on paved routes.
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Raleigh Tar Heel
State Highway Commission
James S. Burch
Avivers
Parents Enrolled In School Along With Children
In Louisville Valley High School teachers will inform at least two parents about students at school. Mrs. George A. Altsman, 2, and Mrs. Willie B. Ricketts, 37, enrolled as freshmen. Mrs. Ricketts has twins in ninth grade while Mrs. Altsman has a daughter in the eighth.
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Louisville
Valley High School
George A. Altsman
Willie B. Ricketts
Ricketts
Altsman
Nightly Hymn Singing Heads For Court Test
In Fort Lauderdale Florida neighbors sue to stop late night church singing three times weekly at West Hollywood Church of God The county solicitor plans to seek a temporary injunction to curb the noise until relief is ordered The church says singing is part of its rites worldwide and uses it nightly until midnight
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Fort Lauderdale
Fla
West Hollywood
E. M. Muncy
Birds and borax claims in the Southwest
A brief note states not all birds have feathers and that the southwestern United States produces more borax than any other region. The claim juxtaposes natural diversity with a mineral resource.
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United States
Great Lakes freighters outpaced ocean merchant marine in WWII cargo
During World War II Great Lakes freighters carried more than four times the cargo of the ocean merchant marine, highlighting the significant inland waterways contribution to wartime logistics and supply chains.
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Great Lakes
U.S. Demands Soviet Be Recalled From U N
United States accuses Konstantin Ekimov of aiding the abduction of Tanya Chwastov and demands his recall. Henry Cabot Lodge Jr. says Ekimov abused his U N residence privileges and acted beyond his official capacity. Tanya, 2 1/2, born in America, was moved to England by her father Chwastov amid a custody dispute.
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United States
U. N
Tanya Chwastov
America
Henry Cabot Lodge Jr
U. S
Konstantin P. Ekimov
Ekimov
Russia
Tanya
England
Alexei Chwastov
George Dieczok
Detroit
Chwastov
Diptheria Outbreak Prompted Detroit School Immunization
Detroit city officials ordered an emergency inoculation drive at a local elementary school to halt a diphtheria outbreak. Seven teenagers from the school area were admitted to a hospital as health authorities respond to the spread.
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Detroit
Understanding hepatitis its forms and treatment duration
Dr Jordan outlines two main hepatitis forms serum hepatitis from transfusions and contagious infectious hepatitis. He notes national reporting began in 1952 with rising case numbers but cautions year to year variation. Bed rest and a high protein diet are advised, with recovery often taking two months or more and potential chronic after-effects.
Cancellation of Ballet Visit Sparks British Protest
The Daily Telegraph suggested Britain cancel Sadler’s Wells ballet’s Moscow visit as a protest against the Soviet Union’s present brutal interference in Hungary. The report frames the potential cancellation as a political gesture in response to the Hungary crackdown.
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London
Daily Telegraph
Britain
Moscow
Sadler's Wells Ballet
Soviet Union
Hungary
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