Public Q&A pulls factors from Gaston Memorial area
A long reader column answers questions on hospital road painting and parking, fox hunting rules, probation officers in Charlotte, GI slang origins, azalea peak timing, welfare incompetence limits, factory hose fittings, Better Business Bureau presence, care for aging dependent, snapdragon care, and bankruptcy tax obligations with statements from hospital staff, wildlife officials, welfare workers, and the IRS.
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Gaston Memorial Hospital
Political Tactics Backfire On President's Advisers
Johnson advisers plot a Wisconsin primary strategy shift after McCarthy win in New Hampshire. They plan to pressure McCarthy for specific Vietnam policy alternatives and reduce gimmicks used against him. The aim is to mold public focus and limit McCarthy's gains in Wisconsin.
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Bank Money Recovered After Hayesville Robbery
GA men Herman Huckney 20 and Verlin Southerland 29 jailed in Gainesville on armed robbery charges. FBI reports nearly all cash taken from Hayesville bank Tuesday recovered. Preliminary hearing date not yet set.
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Tidward Gitsey Promotes People Need People Feature
Former Lions International president Tidward Gitsey speaks in a Lonlen feature titled People SUM Need People. The piece hints at urban crime and local governance news across Pages 1B and 11, including stolen firearms at the highway patrol office and a property annex wave in Cherryville.
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Activities In Our Area Thursday in Gastonia
Community notices list events in Gastonia area featuring Gastonia Redevelopment Commission and Holiday Tim association with 30 dollar payment, a politics class at the Chamber of Commerce, Gardner Park Preschool, and a 7:40 p.m. Masonic lodge event at 209 first degree. Local venues include Holidayton and Smith Mariela Baptist Church with various meetings and civic activities scheduled.
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Convicts Escape From Central Prison Roof Wall
RALEIGH AP Prison officers hunted for Wa ter Rushing 25 and Faye Horatio Ortiz 24 after both escaped from Central Prison by climbing a ventilation shaft to the roof and lowering a ladder over the wall amid gunfire from a tower and a Raleigh officer. One was recaptured soon after, the other pursued through a wooded Durham County area near N C 54 and the Old Raleigh Road.
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Europeans Demand U S Action as Gold Rush Surges
European markets ignite a gold buying frenzy with Paris and London reporting record sales while bankers warn of a monetary crisis. Dealers push prices higher as demand explodes, the dollar and pound tumble, and officials in the United States weigh tax and currency measures in a bid to stabilize global markets.
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Mrs Wallace Fights Fever After Abdominal Surgery
Montgomery Alabama reporters say Governor Lurleen Wallace remains in serious condition after abdominal surgery for cancer. A hospital bulletin described her as still serious with fever and heavy antibiotic support. Acting governor Ed Ewing reported low grade fever and noted ongoing care and isolation.
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FBI reports big rise in city crime and youth arrests
The FBI notes a 24 percent rise in major city crime and an overall 16 percent national jump, with last summer’s riots a factor. Suburban crime up 13 percent, large increases in cities of 28,000 population and over. Arrests of persons under 19 up 8 percent with more offenses against public order noted.
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Nixon Keeps Plan Aimed At Johnson In 1968 Bid
Former Vice President Nixon tells AP in a New York interview he is withholding details of his Vietnam war strategy. He says he will reserve his “big guns” for use against President Johnson if Johnson seeks the Republican nomination, and he plans to win primaries with minimal ammunition.
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