Repairing Gramp Q Who repairs a grandfather clock nearby
Anon lists two local clock repairers Joe F Freeman Sr in Greensboro and Alonzo Kennedy in Lexington with addresses and phone numbers. The note also covers North Carolina covered bridges, noting four remain, none in Guilford County, and details on specific bridges and Haupt and Town lattice designs. The Southern Covered Bridge Association invites new members and provides contact avenues for Capitol Record Club requests.
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Joe F. Freeman Sr
P.O. Box
Greensboro
Alonzo Kennedy
Bowers Road
Lexington
Southern Covered Bridge Association
Betty Gallup
Cary
North Carolina
Guilford County
Randolph County
Rockingham
Alamance
Bertie County
Windsor
Claremont
Catawba
United States
Association
Preserving Gourds: Cure and Hang for Longevity
Extension horticultural specialist Dr. Al Banadyga outlines how to culture, cure, and ornament gourds to prevent molding and rot. Maturity signs include color change to light brown and shell hardening. harvest timing varies by variety. cure slowly in well ventilated conditions. use crates, slatted shelves, or open mesh bags. avoid artificial heat and ensure cleanliness to prevent molds.
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al Banadyga
NCSU
Three Day Week Plan Aims To Boost Nation's Output
Washington AP reports adviser Millard C. Faught proposes a three day work week with two 10 hour shifts in all industries to raise production and reduce urban crowding. He envisions four days off, possible suburban migration, and a shift in family dynamics with fathers home four days. He calls the plan Timewealth or split living and notes both labor leaders and executives find it intriguing but hesitant to implement.
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Washington
Joe American
Millard C. Faught
Faught
Business Management
Daddy
Columbia University
Shy
Abrams Foresees Viet Cong Attacks in November Offensive
General Abrams in Saigon says Hanoi may start a new winter offensive in November and shift tactics to shellings, rocket and mortar fire, and small unit ground assaults. He notes 35,000 U.S. troops to withdraw by December 15, calling the reaction manageable. Military sources warn of broader POW documents indicating a winter-spring campaign to disrupt government control.
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Saigon
Creighton W. Abrams
U.S
Vietnam
Hanoi
Abrams
South Vietnam
Nixon pledges concern over campus frustrations at A S G convention
President Nixon told about 450 student body presidents at a White House reception that his administration shares concern over campus tensions that can lead to violence. He recalled his own college days and urged realism about solving issues during the three day meeting. Earlier, James E Allen Jr promised the Education Office will work to ensure financial need does not deny anyone a college education.
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Washington
Nixon
Association of Student Governments
U.S
White House
California
James
Brunswick Stock Purchase by Haynsworth Before Ruling
Supreme Court nominee Clement F. Haynsworth bought $16000 of Brunswick Corp stock in 1967 six weeks after backing a Brunswick decision but before it was announced. The Justice Department said the broker suggested the purchase and no facts showed insider information influenced the deal. It doubted liens on bowling alley fixtures could affect Brunswick’s stock value.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Clement F. Haynsworth
Brunswick Corp
Justice Department
Greenville, D.C
Brunswick
Haynsworth
4Th
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Birch E. Bayh
D-Ind
Smokes Go Up In Smoke Declares Bankrupt Production Plan
The company Smokes Go Up In Smoke, once insolvent last year, restructured to restart production and discontinue aging cigarette lines.
Alcohol Said Major Cause in Accidents
NEW YORK AP Alcohol was a major cause of at least 45 of last year's 692 fatal private plane accidents, federal authorities have determined. The NTSB noted 45 incidents with alcohol beyond a shadow of a doubt, while FAA officials suggest the number could reach 200.
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New York
National Transportation Safety Board
Stanley Mohler
Federal Aviation Administration
Aeromedical Applications Division
Bernard Doyle
The
Safety Board
Mohler
Hruska Drops Bid in GOP Leader Race for Dirksen Seat
Senators Hruska and Baker shift the contest to a two man race with Hugh Scott after Dirksen's death. Scott, the acting minority leader, seeks alliance among conservatives moderates and liberals as a steady GOP path to the leadership post. Baker positions as a middle of the road choice.
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Washington
Roman L. Hruska
Senate
Everett M. Dirksen
Ilinois
Nebraska
Howard H. Baker Jr
Tennessee
Hugh Scott
Pensylvania
Dirksen
Hruska
Seott
Scott
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England
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New England
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Office of Education
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Arthur McCall
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James ©. Eastland
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Senate Judiciary Committee
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