Focus Q and A: Kings Mountain parking and public safety
A reader Q and A page covers topics from diagonal parking legality in Kings Mountain to how long a person can drink before harm. It also fields questions on Franchot Tone birth, Empty Stocking Fund goals, Nativity scenes, burglar alarm types, Nativity display, alcohol effects, Billy the Kid aliases, Purple Heart history, right turns on red, and workers compensation timelines.
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Kings Mountain
Earl Stroupe
Stroupe
U S Banks Tighten Reserves to Curb Inflation
Washington AP report says Federal Reserve unanimously raises reserve requirements on large and small banks to cut lending by about 550 million dollars next month. Officials say move curbs inflation and supports the dollar while signaling pressure for higher taxes and tighter spending.
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Washington
Federal Reserve Board
Congress
Jending
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Chesney Martin
Reserve Bond
Johnson
Ward C Kreles
Wells Fargo Bank of San Francisco
Federal Reserve
Krebs
Associated Press
House
Ways and Means
Toact
288 Dead In 3 Battles South Vietnam
South Vietnam and American units battled Viet Cong forces across central coastal provinces. Paratroopers with the Ward Airborne Brigade fought near Tuy Noa while government troops pressed along the coast in Quang Ngai. Casualties rose as bombardments and artillery supported the offensives, with the tally including 288 killed in three battles and further losses among both sides amid ongoing operations before the truce.
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Saigon
South Vietnam
Ward Airhorne
Fletly
U.S
Tuy Noa
Quang Ngai Provines
Geast
Ingaes
Bodey
Toe
Amerecaty
Dang Peng
Stucey
Tn Michelin Rubber
Red
25Th Infantry Division
Red Cross
Vietsnant
South
South Vietvany
Kow 1Th Inantey
Tash
U.S. to open three civilian casualty hospitals in Vietnam
The United States plans three new civilian casualty hospitals in Vietnam with 800 beds to treat thousands of war victims. Tuy Hoa will host a fully U S staffed hospital, Chu Lai will gain 200 beds, and Can Tho in the Mekong Delta will open with 11 5 beds for soldiers and 300 civilians. Officials say civilian casualties may reach tens of thousands this year.
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Bamry Kramer
Associated Press
Weiler Saigon
United States
U.S
Mey
Tuy Hon
Chu Lai
Can Tho
Lhe Mekong
Lala Sping
Conlinge
Cai Tho
Delta
Jam W. Momerhelly
ULB
LBJ Signs Crime and Health Measures
President Johnson signed crime control and health bills as he moved ahead with 1969 budget talks. He also signed a District of Columbia bill extending Medicare and Medicaid to 180,000 residents, stressing crime control and gun regulation while urging Congress to tackle safe streets and local enforcement.
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Ban Antonio
Tex
Johnson
District of Columbia
Washington
Chicf
Texas
White House
Congress
America
Mos
Golie
Bank Robbery in Rocky Mount North Carolina 1967
In Rocky Mount North Carolina a bank holdup occurred on a Wednesday afternoon. A short stocky man wearing dark glasses and a hogan cup pulled a gun and demanded cash from tellers Miss Cornly Day and Mrs. Delores Costa. He fled with a brown paper bag containing about thirteen thousand dollars. Police described the suspect as about 36 years old, 199 pounds, wearing a breaker's jacket, and weighing roughly 199 pounds with a hogan cup appearance.
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Rocky Mount, N.C
Usk
Rocky Mount Wednesany
North Caroline
Cornly Day
Delores Costa
Oman
Avi
PBS
Ex-Viet Prisoners Weigh Reenlistment And Medical Careers
Two Army sergeants released by the Viet Cong last month consider reenlistment. M. Sgts. Ba Johnson and S. Sgt. James E. Jackson assess options including becoming a doctor under the GI Bill. They remain in recovery at Army hospitals with ongoing medical checkouts to determine if reenlistment is feasible.
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B.B. A
North Carolina
Department of Labor
Ratoigt
Washington
Daniel Lee Prince
Spring Lake
N.C
Bawant R. Johnson
Seaside
Calif
James E. Jackson
Talcott
W. Va
United States
Army
Pfizer
Johnson
Jackson
Walter Road Hospital
West Virginia
Fir
World Too Wicked For Girls Reported in Louisiana
In AONFSBORO Louisiana a father Bael Clinton Wat son described his world as too wicked for his four daughters aged 9 8 3 and 3 and claimed he killed them. He was committed to a mental hospital for observation after the bodies were found at a funeral home and connections to a local processing company were noted.
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Aonfsboro
Werhweday
Bael Clinton Watson
Shyealald
Margaret Wendy
Taith Evline
Walser
Ti Diol
Notable Former Officer Bollingtoy Killed in Local Incident
A former police officer named Bollingtoy is reported killed in a local incident. The Gazette cites page 1B coverage with details about the police department and related investigations. The story hints at ongoing government actions and a broader progression of events.
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Bollingtoy
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Gastonia Gazette
Franchot
Tong
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Niagara Falls
N.Y
Gaston County
Wiscretion
Alan
Gastonia
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City Police Department
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Douglas Childress
First
Wesleyan Methodist Church
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Billy the Kid
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JDA
Tily
Henry McCarty
Willan Boney
Wombat
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Navy
Department of Public Works
U. S
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Phu Cam
Hue
LBJ
Lwn
Pitzer
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Ft. Brage
Womack Army Inspital
Tost
North Vietnan
Gazzile
Namiger
Digtre
Wimaaper
Wuncufaliv
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Astro Guide
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Cinasifield
PANS
Glynis
Worms
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