25 Hurt In Armory Explosion
Winston-Salem AP report says a gas buildup from a city landfill caused an explosion at a National Guard armory injuring at least 25 guardsmen, eight critically. The blast hit the supply room as about 300 from the 230th Battalion gathered for training. injuries ranged from hospitalization to treatment and release.
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Texas
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High Point
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Taylor Favors Voting At 18 In North Carolina
Lt. Gov. Pat Taylor endorsed lowering the voting age to 18 at a Democratic Women of North Carolina conference. He is the state's highest official to back the proposal, noting educated youths show interest in issues. The idea was previously rejected in 1967 and 1989 sessions.
Student Busing Accepted In Charlotte
In Charlotte, busing for desegregation has gained acceptance as a temporary measure, with officials studying alternatives like redrawing attendance lines. About 1,000 of 84,575 pupils ride buses to suburban schools, mainly Negro elementary and junior high students, under a plan approved by Judge McMillan. The board seeks a broader plan by November for the next school year.
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William E. Poe
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James B. McMillan
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McMillan
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