Indians Told Survival Depends On Education
At the 19th National Congress of American Indians in Cherokee North Carolina Rep Roy A Taylor said survival in the modern world depends on education and noted the shift from traditional farming to year round industrial work He urged support for Indian citizens and tribal renewal while John A Carver highlighted economic development and self sufficiency goals for about 600000 Indians including possible termination of federal services and warned against abrupt policy changes Ayne Aspinall pledged no termination until tribes are ready Delegates from around 30 tribes attended the first east of the Mississippi convention Phillip Nash was to speak later.
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Roy A. Taylor
National Congress of American Indians
Taylor
House Interior Committee
Indian Affairs Subcommittee
Congress
John A. Carver
Interior
Kennedy
Carver
Ayne N. Aspinall
D-Colo
House Committee On Interior and Insular Affairs
United States
Walter Wetzel
Blackfeet
Drowning
Mont
NCAI
Mississippi
Phillip Nash
Indian Affairs
Weather forecast for Carolinas shows above-normal heat
The Associated Press reports for North and South Carolina a preference for warmer than average conditions Tue through Sat with small daily changes. Highs near 80 in Asheville and 85 to 88 in Charlotte Raleigh Columbia and Charleston with lows around 60 to 69. Rainfall expected one quarter to one half inch mainly Thursday and Saturday.
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Tampa
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Wilmington
Definite Identification
George Haste 38 of Burlington attempted to cash a check at the Burlington bus terminal and named Alamance County Deputy Sheriff Arthur Jones as a character witness. Bus officials called Jones who identified Haste and he was served with three warrants for passing bogus checks. Haste remains jailed in Alamance County awaiting trial.
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Graham
N.C
George Haste
Burlington
Alamance County
Arthur Jones
Jones
Haste
Mourning Dove Lays Two Pure White Eggs
The mourning dove lays only two eggs and they are pure white. This fact highlights the species’ small clutch size and distinctive egg coloration observed in early breeding.
FastTeeth Powder Claims Stable Dentures Comfort
An ad promises FastTeeth powder keeps dentures secure and comfortable. It claims to prevent slipping while eating talking or sneezing and notes a pleasant paste like taste with no nausea. It suggests reducing denture odor and is sold at rug counters everywhere.
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FAS
North Carolina Traffic Deaths Fall Short Of Predictions
Labor Day weekend traffic in North Carolina claimed at least 16 lives from Friday evening to Monday night with more deaths possible as reports arrive. Victims ranged from 3 month old Lynn Monroe of Philadelphia to 79 year old Betty Napier of Elkin among others including Homer Deese of Caroleen and Susan Tucker of Monroe.
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North Carolina
North Carolina Motor Club
Lynn Monroe
Philadelphia
Betty Napier
Elkin
Homer Alonzo Deese
Caroleen
Alfred Lee Sanders
Wake County
Fred Hamby
Ferguson
Huston Morton
Gold Hill
John Oscar Hobbs
Rt. 3
Elizabeth City
Donna Miller
Lake View
Jones Laws
Lenoir
Robert Cobel
Locust
Susan Tucker
Monroe
Chris Wood
Craven Coun
Beavers Reestablish Populations After Near Extinction
Wildlife officials report beaver numbers rising in North Carolina after decades of decline. Conservation efforts and suitable habitats help the species rebound, with growing sightings along rivers and wetlands across multiple counties.
Space craft Mariner 2 antenna direction in doubt
In Pasadena scientists wrestle with whether Mariner 2 is aimed at Earth or the Moon as they plan a mid course correction. The 447 pound craft may still adjust its path to approach Venus next December, with the final targeting dependent on antenna orientation.
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Pasadena
Calif
Venus
Earth
Moon
Flying Space Laboratory
Mariner 2
Jet Propulsion Laboratory
Propulsion Lab
Peace Corps Uses Spanish Harlem for Training in Colombia Prep
The Peace Corps will use Spanish Harlem in New York City as a backdrop for training young men and women bound for assignments in Colombia. Trainees will face urban problems similar to those in Colombian cities and test their linguistic skills during sessions led by a corps spokesman.
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Peace Corps
Harlem
New York City
Lombia
Colombia
Peace
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