Fishing Without Apology and the Towns Image
The piece reflects changing attitudes toward fishing in North Carolina towns. It cites Hazlitt Shakespeare and Scott, noting shifts from moral judgments of fishermen to a broader fascination with water and sport. The Raleigh News and Observer is referenced as the source of these musings.
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William Hazlitt
Astern Carolina
Ludlam
Young David
Old Saul
Sir Walter Scott
Eugene Field
Raleigh
N.C
News and Observer
New FTC ruling targets cigarette ads with health warning
Washington AP says the FTC gave U S tobacco companies six months to sign a consent agreement requiring a clearly displayed Surgeon General warning in ads. The ruling follows a ban on radio and TV advertising since January and targets six firms for deceptive practices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
U.S
Federal Trade Commission
Gerald Thain
Food and Drug Advertising
FTC
Bureau of Consumer Protection
Liggett and Myers
Brown and Williamson
R.J. Reynolds
P. Lorillard
Phillip Morris
Performing Arts Get Place in a Park
Washington AP report on Wolf Trap Farm Park for the Performing Arts opening near Washington with Stewart Udall support. Mrs. Jouett Shouse funded the project after a long dream, planning scholarships and training for youth in music and theater. The opening concert featured the National Symphony led by Julius Rudel with Van Cliburn and Norman Triegle as guests. A March fire caused $650,000 damage to the $2.9 million site, Shouse donated $2 million plus land. The July 1 opening proceeded after delays.
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Washington
Stewart Udall
White House
Richard Nixon
Consuelo Gonzalez de Velasco
Oregon Cedar
Shouse
Filene
Fortune
Boston
Wolf Trap Farm Foundation
American University
National Symphony
Julius Rudel
van Cliburn
Norman Triegle
New York City Opera
State Planning Dept. Works to Save Buffalo River
LITTLE ROCK AP The Arkansas State Planning Department leads efforts with the Stream Preservation Committee to keep the Buffalo River free flowing amid growing federal action. York argues for measured development, early Corps collaboration, and flood plains management while stressing environmental value beyond dollars.
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State Planning Dept
Little Rock
Trout B. York
Buffalo
York
State Planning Department
Dale Bumpes
State
Congress
House
Army Engineers
Senate
J. William Fulbright
John L. McClellan
John Paul Hammerschmidt
R-Ark
Gilbert
Corps of Engineers
Government on Emergency Relief by JoAN HELLER AP Writer
Washington notes that with the new fiscal year starting, most U S departments lack full funding. Congress has passed emergency stopgap bills to keep agencies solvent, allowing pay but no raises and delaying new projects.
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Joan Heller
Associated Press
Washington
United States
Congress
Nixon
Office of Education
Treasury
Postal Service
Departments of Defense, Labor, Transportation, Housing and Urban Development
State
Agriculture, Commerce
Interior
Justice
Health
Education
Federal Communications Commission
Federal Trade Commission
American Battle Monuments Commission
Hermione Gingold Accepts Marriage Proposal in New York
Hermione Gingold, 74, says she will marry a London antique dealer she has known for 20 years. She cites his love of antiques as a reason he proposed and notes she could not resist such a delicious moment.
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New York
Hermione Gingold
London
Comedienne
Peace Plan Creates New Problems for Prisoners
In Paris the Viet Cong and North Vietnamese plan for a seven point peace package includes a prisoner release that effectively gives Saigon a veto over arrangements. The proposal calls for the release of all military and civilian prisoners, including American pilots, but would pressure the United States to push Saigon to release many Viet Cong. Washington says Hanoi holds 470 Americans, while Hanoi lists 339. Viet Cong spokesman Duong Dinh Thao says the plan covers all prisoners without exception, including those labeled patriots by Saigon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Goldsmith
Associated Press
PARIS
Vietnam
Hanoi
Saigon
Nguyen Thi Binh
United States
South Vietnam
Nixon
Washington
North Vietnam
Duong Dinh Thao
Star to Observe Holiday Monday
The Star will suspend publication on Monday July 5 since July 4 falls on Sunday. The paper observes two other holidays annually, Thanksgiving and Christmas, and regular publication resumes Tuesday July 6.
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Star
Researchers to Follow July 4 Wrecks
Researchers tracking July 4 holiday car wrecks will photograph scenes and interview witnesses as part of a U S Department of Transportation highway safety program. Teams from Research Triangle Institute and Atlanta study personal injury auto crashes from the past three years to identify common causes including drunken driving and injuries from hooded impact.
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U.S. Department of Transportation
Research Triangle Institute
Raleigh
N.C
State Patrol
Transportation Department
National Highway Safety Bureau
Atlanta
Mentally Retarded Boy Has Same Desires That Other People Have
In Blytheville Mississippi County hosts over 400 mentally retarded residents. Gary Vaughn, 18, shares common emotions and longing for acceptance but struggles to retain school lessons. Local leaders urge community training, a sheltered workshop, and job readiness to transform him into a contributing citizen.
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Blytheville
Ark
Mississippi County
Gary Vaughn
Gary
John Parker
State Rehabilitation Service
Edwin Halstead
Mississippi County Association For
Orval
Maude Vaughn
Halstead
Vaughn
Texas
A. E. Lester
Harrison Learning Center
Lester
Halsted
Murray Lancaster
Carried B. White
Charles Payne
Marion Gatlin
Bill Shaney
Hijacked 707: Pair flee Mexico to Lima then Rio
A Texas bound Braniff jet carrying 110, including seven crew, was hijacked Friday afternoon by a bearded American man, Robert Lee Jackson, 36, and Ligia Lucretia Sanchez Archila, 23, a Guatemalan native living in Mexico. They freed most passengers in Monterrey, demanded 100000 dollars in ransom, then flew to Lima and onward toward Rio de Janeiro, while Peruvian authorities investigated and Mexican officials coordinated. Passengers and crew were released in stages, and the money was delivered by Braniff in Monterrey. USA FBI and customs questioned others on arrival in San Antonio.
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Lima
Peru
Mexico
Rio de Janeiro
Brazil
Braniff International Airlines
Monterey
Algeria
Robert Lee Jackson
Tennessee
Ligia
Jackson
San Antonio
Texas
Acapulco
Monterrey
Monica Am Paro Garza
Nuevo Leon
Eduardo Escamilla
Braniff
Alicia de la Fuente
Miss Garza
U.S. Customs
FBI
Karin Kay
Milwaukee
Wis
Edward Daws
Gio
Richard Collins
Houston
Tex
Sand
Collins Childed
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