James Byrnes Dies After Long Illness at 92
James F. Byrnes died Sunday at his Columbia home after a long illness. He was 92 and had served as congressman, U.S. Supreme Court justice, U.S. secretary of state, and South Carolina governor. His body will lie in state at the Statehouse rotunda Tuesday and Wednesday. funeral planned Wednesday at Trinity Episcopal Church. He opposed court ordered school desegregation and had pushed a state sales tax for separate but equal schools. Flags ordered at half staff. day of mourning declared for South Carolina.
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Courts Non-Traffic Violations List For William M Johnson to Jim Faulconer
A batch of non traffic violations lists numerous individuals with varied offenses and fines. Names include William M Johnson speeding and dog at large. Wayne Chapman speeding. Nancy Gibb speeding. Ronald Pitts speeding. Genesee Siroky speeding. Jane Tedder speeding. Dolores Miller speeding. Patricia Manlove speeding. Marilyn Barrie Wichita. Steven King no address. Jonathan Kuhn speeding. John Scruggs speeding. Alfred Johnson expired tags and driving on private property. Carter Brookhart stop sign. Jim Faulconer speeding. Fines range from five to fifteen dollars with several suspensions noted.
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Oscar night faces potential blackout over labor strike
The 44th annual Academy Awards may be televised without Stage Employees Alliance Local 33 members who voted to strike NBC and other networks. NBC says telecast would proceed. a wider walkout could disrupt coverage. The ceremony, at the Los Angeles Music Center Pavilion, features Chaplin honorary award and multiple acting nominees led by Glenda Jackson and Jane Fonda.
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Glamour and Comfort Move into Camping Vehicles
Dallas AP reports on the rise of glamorous recreation vehicles turning camping into a luxury experience. Shows attract about 20 000 adults with $1.50 entry, featuring bunk behind cabs, trailers, and self propelled 28 foot units costing up to 22000 dollars.
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Pearson Warns Of Policy Harm In Nixon Foreign Policy
Sen. James B. Pearson warned in Fort Scott Kansas that politics must not jeopardize Nixon administration foreign policy gains. He urged lawmakers to avoid turning presidential primaries into issues that erode the president's strongest asset namely his foreign policy initiatives.
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