Deaths and funerals noted in Bessemer City area
Mrs G Ley Carpenter Sr 81 of Bel Bessemer City dies at home. Survived by sons Howard Claude and Lay all of Bessemer City. daughters Thelma Loftin Charlottesville Va and Violet Caldwell of Bessemer City. brothers Samuel Paysour Sherty and Miller Paysour. sister Mrs BR Payne Cherryville. many grandchildren. Funeral 3 pm Tuesday at Bethel Lutheran Church. burial in church cemetery. Memorials to Bethel Lutheran Church building fund.
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Warehouse Fire Destroys Goods. $30,000 Equipment Safe
A warehouse fire damaged merchandise stored downstairs with smoke and water. Firefighters from three, then five trucks battled the blaze for over three hours, putting it out by 3:30 pm. No injuries reported. an exterminator last sprayed the building before the fire. Allied Van Lines to contact owners with goods stored there.
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Paper plant fire damage could exceed $250,000
Fire, water and smoke damaged Amok Graphics Industries Inc at 2363 N Chester Sr. with preliminary estimates suggesting losses over 250000. Most paper stock in the warehouse was water damaged and presses and machinery damage remains unassessed. Firefighters battled thick smoke and entry difficulties, finally gaining control after cutting doors and roof. Cleanup expected by Wednesday.
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Unprecedented security plan for Nixon journey
Washington reports an unprecedented security buildup for President Nixon's Atlantic crossing and Middle East tour. Up to 10,000 security personnel, including 2,000 to 4,000 Syrian plainclothes and troops, will guard Nixon with tight controls, limited detail, and cross-border cooperation amid ongoing Kissinger diplomacy.
Proxmire attacks vitamin standard and RDA rules
Sen. William Proxmire blasted the Daily Allowance RDAs as capricious and illogical. He said the Food and Nutrition Board is influenced by the food industry and warned the FDA would misclassify dangerous vitamins to boost profits.
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Fairness group to take Nixon case to Congress
Washington AP report says more than 1000 supporters of President Nixon plan to meet lawmakers on Capitol Hill to urge against impeachment. The Committee for Fairness to the Presidency held a Sunday luncheon where Nixon pledged to stay in office.
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Retail food prices drop in April lowering family budgets
Washington AP reports government figures show a four member family on a low cost plan spent 63.40 weekly in April, down 0.7 percent from March, with a 18 percent year over year rise. Affluent households fared slightly better, while plans for liberal costing remained about 95.10 per week, reflecting shifts to cheaper meats and staples.
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Noted actress Katharine Corneil dies at 81 in Vineyard Haven
Katharine Corneil, 81, a veteran stage actress known for early loyalty to legitimate theater, died Sunday in Vineyard Haven Massachusetts. Her career featured roles in Romeo and Juliet and The Barrett of Wimpole Street, where she was applauded for dazzling performances by audiences nationwide.
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North Carolina heroin arrests rise as crackdown takes effect
In North Carolina since July 5, 23 people have either been sentenced or pleaded guilty in federal courts on heroin distribution charges. The sweep, dubbed Operation Eagle, involved agents from state and federal agencies. Officials say the crackdown has hampered trafficking, doubled prices, and reduced purity, though illegal import remains difficult to gauge.
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Israel Syria exchange charges over mistreatment of POWs
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