No Reason For Gloom President Says There Is None
President Johnson sought to quell fears of a policy split after a meeting with Federal Reserve Chair William McC. Martin and other officials. He urged that moderate gains are likely through 1965 and that there is no reason for gloom or doom amid market jitters sparked by Martin’s Columbia speech. Martin said he has no plan to resign, and Fowler and Connor backed maintaining dollar soundness despite stock reactions.
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Washington
Johnson
William McC. Martin
Federal Reserve Board
Martin
Columbia University
Weigh Patman
Dtux
Hulse Banking Committee
Patman
Marlin
Johnsson
Fatman
Prosperiis Ag
Palman
Treasury
Henry H. Fowler
White House
Johnsat
Fowler
Commerce
John PT. Connor
Bill
Wghlan Money
Hep. Patman
Two Trophies For Vicki Win In Miss North Carolina Pageant
Charlotte reported Vicki Lynn Crane captured a second preliminary honor in the Miss North Carolina pageant. The 19 year old blonde won the swim suit award and earlier took the talent contest with the Waltz from Coppellia.
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Charlotte
Hickory
Vicki Lynn Crane
Vicki
Judemne
North Carolina
Shara Minch
al Jett la Mattio
Reherisnn
Madisor Nayodan
Fire kills and traps guests at Victoria Hotel
A three story Victoria Hotel blaze in Plainfield New Jersey left three dead and many missing. Police found unidentified bodies among the charred ruins as fireman saved a 93 year old woman and a patrolman who aided 10 to 12 people. The fire began on the second floor and investigators search for more victims.
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Plainfield
N.J
Victoria
Petiie
New Jersey
Surning
Fire Department
Tames
Robert Miller
Muhlenborg Hospital
Frances van Horn
Milley
Borlles
Otter
Milford Payne Sai
North Carolina Assembly Near Adjournment
The North Carolina General Assembly moved into final stages and may adjourn by Wednesday next. House Speaker Pat Taylor Jr. announced a sad note that this week’s adjournment is unlikely, with leaders confirming a regular session today and a reconvening Monday at 7 p.m. The Senate passed a whisky and wine price increase to fund the alcohol rehabilitation program and the House Appropriations Committee backed hiring 100 extra highway patrolmen for the next biennium.
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Raleigh
North Carolina General Assembly
Pat Taylor Jr
Bf Anson
House
Gay
Bob Send
Senate
House Appropriations Committee
Banker Licks Robber in Grand Saline Bank Heist
In Grand Saline Texas AP four bank workers and three customers were inside First National Bank when ex convict Richard Pippin attempted a robbery with a drawn pistol. banker Ty Garland II grappled with the gunman and fired, injuring Pippin who fled with an accomplice later arrested near Dallas. Pippin faced charges in Van Zandt County jail Canton.
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Grand Saline
Tex
First National Bank
Fred
Gareland II
Willis
Rawlings
Wyo
Garland
Pippin
East Texas
Tim Soitty
Pas
WL. Garland Jr
Dallas
Bil Decker
Richard Tusk
Decker
Miss Hickory Wins Swing Suit and Talent Honors
In the talent division Vick Rynn Crane placed at right. Miss Hickory captured the swing suit honors and Miss Crane also won the talent division Wednesday night.
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Anit
Vickrynn Crane
Hickory
Miss Crane
Recruits Hurt In Wreck Near Raleigh
A Carolina Trailways bus carrying Army inductees collided with a speeding car, killing two teenagers Benny Williford 17 and Paul Giles Ray 16 of Raleigh area and injuring two others. James Stevens 18 of Garner is in critical condition and Ben Myrick 16 of Raleigh in serious condition. The crash tore the auto apart, sending debris down a 30 foot embankment as investigators from the highway patrol reviewed the scene.
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Garner
HighWay Patra
Carolina Trailways
Rayleigh
Benny Williford
Paul Giles Ray
James Stevens
Ben Myrick
Raleigh
Last Man Up Wins The Crown At National Bee
Michael Kerpan Jr the Tulsa Oklahoma son of a police sergeant won the 38th annual National Spelling Bee after a two day contest ending Thursday. He defeated 9 rivals including Judy Matia Guarr of Topeka Kansas who stumbled on the word Jarghetto. Michael spelled eczema to secure the title in a dramatic finish. He is a seventh grader at Saints Prior art Paul School and a Boy Scout with strong academic records.
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Washington
Micheel Kerpan Jr
Tulsa
Okla
Michael
Judy Matia ‘Guarr
Topeka
Kan
Michael Kerpar
Neighborhood News Newsletter From Suburban Editor Philip Lee
ATLANTA Ga AP The year old Philip Lee publishes a local newsletter from College Park with his brother Eric as circulation manager His mother Rita trims stencils and St Marys Episcopal Church provides a mimeograph Philip covers neighbors Viet Nam and local events including a nun undergoing surgery Mrs Grace Olds a foot injury wedding plans for Laura Slade and Richard Skelton with details about family members and Glenda Kimsey noted for studying underwater caves The piece highlights small town life and a family run operation with a quirky spelling and tone
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Atlanta, Ga
Philip Lee
College Park
Eric
Philip
George Lee
St. Mary's Episcopal
Grace
Olds
Laura Slade
Richard “B. Skelton
Glenda Kimsey
Battle near Dong Xoai leaves heavy casualties on both sides
In Dong Xoai, Dong Xoai district head- quarters town, fierce fighting left numerous dead and wounded. The clash drew U.S. and Vietnamese air power as government forces retook the area aided by Ranger units. Casualties included at least one American killed and many missing or wounded amid shifting lines.
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Malcolm W. Browne
Saigon
South Viet Nam
Dong Xoai
U.S
Viet Nam
Ly Air Force
Snearny
Dong Xoal
Chitiaks Alga
Nists
Fan Au
Harvey EB. Steward
Huntsville
Ala
16Th Aviation
Cao van Vien
T He Ard Army Corps
Dong Xuai
Vien
Ten
Bong Xoai
Forres
Payateoopere
North Carolina franchises tax bill stalled in Senate
Rep. Steve Dolley says the House approved measure to boost cities and counties share of state franchise taxes risks bottling up in the Senate Finance Committee. The bill would raise cities share to 3 percent and counties to 1.4 percent, effective June 30, 1987, with a projected near 19 million annual shift. Gov. Moore opposes.
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Raleigh
North Carolina
Senate
Steve Dolley
Gaston County
Associated Press
Senate Finance Committee
Dolley
Frank Forsyth
Dipirmat
Forsyth
House
Das Aloore
Counies
Moore
Moore Opposing 2 Tax Measures
North Carolina Gov. Dan Moore spoke against two tax cut bills in Raleigh saying they would reduce state revenues for 1967-69 by 35 million dollars and hamper next legislature in funding services. He warned the income tax cut could raise other taxes and noted the franchise tax bill would shift more revenue to cities while expansion of the personal exemption and budget controls drew concern.
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Dolley
Senate
Raleigh
North Carolina
Dan Moore
General Assembly
Moore
House
SIL
Moore Alan
Adv Budget Commission
Slowe Park Closure Amid Racial Tensions In Belmont
Belmont recreation center Slowe Park closed after rumors of Negro use sparked controversy. Owner Robert L. Stowe unavailable for comment. reports say he chose to shut the park rather than integrate it. Further details appear in Pare IB with additional features noted.
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Slowe Park
Ian
Belmont
Robert L. Stowe
Were
Hore
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