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The Gastonia Gazette

Location

Gastonia, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Mar 27, 1966

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Four year old dies in Gastonia highway crash

A two car wreck on the Gastonia Kings Mountain Highway near Dixie Village Shopping Center left Steven Michael Cathey, 4, dead on arrival at Gaston Memorial Hospital. His mother Lucille Cathey and a passenger, Judy Dowell, were treated for injuries. Driver Geneva Murray Haynie, 52, was cited for manslaughter and failure to yield the right of way. she was later released on bond.

Gaston Memorial Hospital Gastonia Kings Mountain Dixie Village Highway Patrol Station Steven Michael Cathey George J Lucille D. Cathey Acapulco Dr Joe Bay Judy Dowell Jaematea Lo Peranas Henny P. Moore Wealview Sr Miss Nowell Jack Stewart Geneva Murray Haynie I. Georgia Ave Bessemer City Insie Village Haynie Kins Mountain Vawell Cathey Henry P. Moore

Expert Shopper Says Price Same but Amount Drops

Esther Peterson, presidential assistant for consumer affairs, on WOR program says deception in packaging is widespread with labels like new and improved often hiding reduced content while prices stay the same. She urges clearer labeling and government info, not dictating purchases.

New York Esther Peterson Consumer Affairs Ress Peterson

Wisconsin Girl Wins 1966 America Junior Miss Title

Diane Wilkins 18 from Wauwatosa Wisconsin won the 1966 America Junior Miss crown at Mobile Alabama over eleven finalists. She will use a $10,000 scholarship to attend Smith College to pursue medical research. Anne Collins of Honolulu took first runner up with a $6,000 scholarship and a $10,000 persona lity award, hoping for a diplomatic service career at Wellesley College. Joan McMonagle of New York City was second runner up with a $4,000 scholarship and plans to study nursing at Georgetown University.

Mobile Ala Diane Wilkins Wauwatosa Wis America Smith College Northampton Mass Anne Collins Honolulu Collins Wellesley College Wellesley Conerup Joan McMonagle New York City Georgetown University At Washington Mississippi Setanita Harkins Jackson Alerkness Kathryn Benish Tilmais Detec Rale Marilyn: Cocozza North Providence Karen Anderson Ays, Kan Berna Lingh Portland Ove Traci Anderson Las Vegas

Bids Would Boost Fire Insurance Rates Proposed by NC Bureau

The North Carolina Fire Insurance Rating Bureau asked the state Department of Insurance for large rate increases on fire and homeowners policies. A $2 per policy hike could raise fire premiums by about $1.08 million, with homeowners proposed increases averaging 6.8 percent on four policies and 25 percent on a fifth. A public hearing is set for April 21. The bureau also floated a composite cost index factor and mandatory deductibles to offset higher rates, based on five years of state experience through 2060.

Raleigh North Carolina Fire Insurance Rating Bureau State Department of Insurance Lanice

Hemingway's Widow Seeks Permission to Visit Cuba

Mary Hemingway widow of author Ernest Hemingway says she applied six weeks ago for U.S. State Department permission to travel to Cuba. She spent about four days in Cuba in April on personal business tied to a book, but refused to give further details as the State Department restricts travel to certain Communist nations.

New York Mary Hemingway Freel Hemingway Permins U.S. State Department Cuba Hemingway The State Department

Inflation Pressure Eases as Industry Gains Aid Tax Debate

Washington officials credit a White House anti inflation push with easing price pressures. Government moves to unlock supply bottlenecks include releasing defense stockpile materials, easing export controls, and substituting scarce metals with more available ones to curb shortages. Officials report copper aluminum and steel gains, with inflation risks tempered though not eliminated. A White House official says the commodity by commodity approach is working and lawmakers show less pressure for an immediate tax hike.

Sterling F. Green Washington Igh Administration Johnson White House Federal Reserve Board Congress Defense Department Senate House Economic Committee Monte Fie Offi Economic Council Io Congress House Armed Services

Pandas Chi Chi An An Meet On Blind Date In Moscow

Chi-Chi the London Zoo panda and An-An the Moscow panda met on their first blind date. They rubbed noses and touched paws in adjacent cages, signaling affection as zoo officials hailed a potential mating, with plans to observe their compatibility before any public viewing.

Fred Coleman Moscow Chi-Chi An-An Zoo ChieChi London Zoo Red Ching

Churchill Canvas Sold in Paris Auction

An painting by the late Sir Winston Churchill sold for 10000 dollars at a Paris auction Saturday. It was titled Black Swans and noted as Churchill’s first work sold in France. An unidentified American bought the canvas at the Patois Galliera sale. the scene shows six black swans on a small lake with a meadow in the background.

Paris Winston Chucch Churchill France Ameri

Thousands Take Part In Antiwar Demonstrations

Thousands joined marches across the United States and abroad to protest Vietnam policy. Crowds ranged from a few dozen in some cities to about 30,000 in New York, with scattered confrontations, arrests, and counterdemonstrations.

Associated Press Fifth Avenue Viet Nam New York

Short Rally in Chapel Hill Demonstrators protest war

About 40 University of North Carolina demonstrators gathered in Chapel Hill for a nationwide Vietnam War protest. They sang songs played instruments and carried signs on a cloudy chilly day. Campus Police Chief Arthur Hepmiont noted no incidents. He quipped the weather was too mean for a picnic and suggested a warmer day.

Chapel Hill Uniersity North Carolina Viet Nam Arthur Hepmiont Warner

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