Law and Order Panel Tables Klan Revocation Debate
Gov Dan Moores Law and Order Committee decided not to urge revocation of the Ku Klux Klan charter in North Carolina, citing insufficient evidence. The panel stressed continued monitoring of alleged Klan activities and recommended cooperation between state agencies and local police, with a subcommittee to study Supreme Court rulings on defense rights.
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Raleigh
Dan Moore
Law and Order Committee
Rat
Ku Klux Klan
North Carolina
Malcolm Seawall
Seawell
Law Am Orier
Moore
Math Caratinas
Brulon and Moody
Gov. Moore
Invisible Empire
Unilet Mans
Knights Ku Klux Klan of America, Inc
Thad Mure Lu
Apserate
Terest
State Bureau of Investigation
North Carolina Highway Patrol
Veenrios
Gov. Monre
Supreme Court
Brulon
George Ragsdale
Gov. Maore
Robert Gunn
Revenue Department
Law and Order
Altarsney General
North Carefing
The
Institute of Government
City seeks manager as 33 apply for post
A special committee screens 33 applicants for city manager amid the cry for a qualified leader. The pool includes many well qualified candidates and the selection aims to find the best man for the job. details continue on page 1A.
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Gastania
Yhool
Johnson Deems Medicare Hospital Plan A Blessing For Older Americans
Washington AP – the new Medicare hospital insurance for 19 million seniors began at 12:01 AM with 674 institutions opening doors. President Johnson hailed the program as a blessing for older Americans, while highlighting mandatory participation by many general and teaching hospitals and urging doctors to avoid discrimination or excessive charges. Some Southern nonparticipating hospitals faced restricted Medicare payments, and emergency care rules protected access for the ill and injured.
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Nobert M. Balti
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Medicare Q and A on bed spaces and costs in 1960s format
Washington reports an AP explainer on Medicare basics including bed guarantees, spell of illness definition, posthospital convalescent care, payment of deductibles, and how benefits travel across hospitals. It covers doctor billing, private supplemental plans, and scenarios for couples over 65 and 69.
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DeGaulle Withdraws France From NATO Commands
Paris AP reports France pulls more than 2,000 officers and troops from integrated Allied commands in NATO. France stops control of about 72,000 West German troops, with flag still at Paris HQ. NATO planners adjust, while US and French bases to exit Penins soil by next spring.
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Germany
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Central Europe
Fontainbleau
Tien
Jean Crepin
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Allied Powers
Lyman 1
Leniniteer
SHAPE
Belgium
All Bombs Hit Targets In Viet Nam Air Campaign
U S pilots hit a Dang Nham fuel depot 15 miles northwest of Malphorg and a Viet Cong base, while ground forces pressed, killing dozens. Skyhawks and Intruders supported operations near Saigon and Bien Hoa as clashes continued in An Lop and around the Dong Hoi area. Air strikes targeted fuel dumps with secondary explosions reported. naval and ground units also engaged, and leadership changes were noted in the U S Seventh Air Force.
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South Viet Nam
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An Lop Sea
Cotack
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Bayen
Mya
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Bien Hoa
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Hanoi
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Owl
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Lemnard J. Lewane
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Chi Wai
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Momyer
Wiltary
Embezzler Of Millions Goes Free
Embezzler Burnice Geiger, 64, paroled after five years in federal prison for a million-dollar theft from her father’s bank in Sheldon Iowa. The case revealed a long pattern of lavish living funded by embezzlement, withBank depositors protected by federal insurance as authorities examined the vast discrepancy.
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Gladys ¥. Bowman
Federal Women's Prison
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Vest's
W.P. Tyerson
Finitlinnaires
Sherdan
Bea King
Bea King Mrs. Geiger's Oeture Camely
Jerry Eslingey
Sheldon Congregational
W. R. Adkins
Sheldon
Tragedy Repeats as Three More Children Die in Maine
In LaurEleld Maine Constance Fisher mother of Nathalie Rose Kathleen Louise and Michael Jon Fisher is held amid reports she overdosed after the drownings of her children in a bathtub at Tharadiay farm. Police seek murder warrant and note found. father Carl Fisher discovered the bodies and alerted neighbors. Autopsy confirms drowning. Fisher sought aid from Howard Wood's home. The case mirrors a 1934 tragedy when three children died after the mother attempted to kill them.
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Augusta
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Soften
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Michael Jon
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Jeving Goodef
Waterville
Maurice Phibelek
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