North Carolina Capitol tour highlights decay and plan
Governor and state officials toured the Capitol to reveal a deplorable state of repair with a leaky roof and patched copper. N G Jonas urged a four phase restoration, starting with base work and a detailed survey to restore authentic appearance and furnishings. Funding requests totaled 1200 for phase two, aiming for full state refurbishing in the 1971 General Assembly.
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North Carolina
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Council of State
General Assembly
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Government: Roar Of Machines Threatens Hearing Of Workers
Textile workers face dangerous noise levels as machines roar through mills in the Carolinas and across the United States. Trade unions fault industry for resisting quieter gear while manufacturers push new equipment slowly. Officials say earplugs are not enough and seek stronger federal protections and compensation for workers hurt by noise.
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Dinicians
Textile Workers Union of America
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Inustry
Walons
United States
Weinng
Kirkland
Soth Carolina
Jourthen
South Carolina Textile Manulacturers Association
Vandara
Council Estimates 800 Traffic Deaths
The National Safety Council estimated today that up to 800 people may be killed in traffic accidents during the Christmas period. It urged caution and moderation in holiday drinking. President Howard Pyle advised not to drive if drinking, stressing impaired sight and coordination risks in bad weather and darkness. The period runs from midnight Wednesday to midnight Sunday, with Thanksgiving week showing 636 deaths.
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Pyle
Aleahe
Four Lost Children Found Near Florence After 16Hour Search
Four youngsters from Florence area vanished from home and spent 16 hours wandering a swampy, cold region. Rede Zahler 6 and brothers Beijia Carter 5 and Stephen Carter, and Sete aus, 9, were found huddled with a pet cocker spaniel about two and a half miles from their homes. They were exhausted but in generally good condition after treatment at a Florence hospital. National guardsmen aided the search. a river of responders combed the area amid freezing temperatures following a Christmas decoration excursion by the children.
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Beijia Carter
Seteaus
Stephen Carter
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Congress Clears Deck Awaits Adjournment
A New York man Dennison, long confined as mentally defective after a theft conviction, seeks a jury trial as appeals courts reassess an awarded $5 settlement. His 34 years in reformatories ended with a bid for freedom and marriage proposals, amid questions over his sanity and legal fate.
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Satem
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Ite
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Pannemora
George
Monauga
Dennison
Welfare recipients protest cuts amid North Carolina relief changes
A Durham welfare recipients group planned a march to protest a 2 percent reduction in welfare assistance funded by the 1969 General Assembly. Patricia Rogers said a definite march time was set for Monday, with about 1,400 monthly grants cut by an average of $19, prompting widespread dismay among social service workers. Senate approval of the six reform and tax relief bill drew broad support.
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North Carolina
General Assembly
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Italy
Guilford Couty Department of Social Services
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Washington
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D-N.c
Senate
Sam Ervilt Jc
Tax Bill On Way To Nixon
Washington report notes passage of the tax act and debates over civil rights provisions tied to federally funded construction. Senate cleared a $69.1 billion tax cut package funded by $65 billion in revenue, with a $278 million appropriation bill sparking controversy over employment of Negroes on federal projects. Senate and House adjournment planned for Christmas holiday.
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South Vietnam crash toll climbs, injuries rise
AP report updates casualties from a Nha Trang wreck claimed at least 50 dead and 45 injuries. Government figures show some fatalities and injured may be residents or bystanders, with officials stating initial counts were incomplete and ongoing investigations to determine exact responsibility and impact.
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South Vietnam
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Party Doctrine MOSCOW restates party doctrine on China and West
AP reports the Soviet Communist party publisher issues a sweeping restatement updating Maoist lines on China and capitalism and detailing doctrinal stances. The piece notes the effort to modernize positions amid Cold War tensions and internal party discipline.
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Ye Kreiolia
China
Oil Seepage Report Across Ventura and Santa Barbara
Oil seepage facts surface as Ventura and Santa Barbara counties report suspected coastal contamination. Officials note limited seepage appears along offshore lines, prompting state and local inspection and monitoring efforts.
Dates For Tax Relief Details Revisions in Bill Provisions
Washington highlights major tax relief provisions from the tax reform bill including rate reductions exemptions and deductions. The outline notes changes such as personal exemptions increasing to 700 700 and 7070 in different sections standard deduction rising and earned income credit adjustments with varying ceilings and thresholds effective dates including January 4 1972.
Troopers Warn of Holiday Speeding Patrols
State troopers plan intensified patrols during the Christmas and New Year period. Col. Edwitt C. Guy said 9 troopers will staff roadside checks using radar units and speed watches. Additional equipment includes chemical testing to detect drunken driving, with alcohol levels 0.10 percent or higher potentially leading to jail. Patrols to focus on high-accident locations across the state.
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Long Trial Quick Verdict Howser Acquitted By Jury
Glynn County jury acquits baseball executive Charles P Towser Howser of murder charges in a Jekyll Island motel slaying case. Prosecution sought death or life, defense portrayed intoxication and an accidental fall. Howser appeared with wife Protnce Howser as verdicts read, court officials restricted comments.
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