Gastonia Air Port Self-Sustaining Says City Manager
Gastonia Municipal Airport, operated under lease, is self supporting with fees from users and federal funds. City Manager Jim Carter and supporters argue the airport costs the city nothing and will attract industry, countering calls for continued tax subsidies and runway expansion.
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Dollarwords puzzle offers up to 1000 prize in weekly care
The Gazette promotes a Sunday puzzle game called Dollarwords with prizes ranging from small to as high as 1000 dollars. It explains players can win by guessing the word or letter the composer had in mind, with larger pots as weeks pass without a winner. High scores have already been claimed by various participants.
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Floodwaters Lapse At Hannibal Storefronts In Missouri
In Hannibal Missouri floodwaters from the Mississippi reach store fronts as rivermen brace for the crest near 25 to 26 feet Sunday at Quincy and 25 to 26 feet near Hannibal overnight. The crest has eased upstream with levees tested and guardians pounding sandbags as about 25 families evacuate and wide swaths of downtown flood. Damages across the region top about 156 million dollars with several towns reporting levee breaches and farmland inundation.
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Pentagon Criticized by House Armed Services Panel
In Washington the House Armed Services Committee sharply criticized the Pentagon for delaying nuclear ship construction. It added 450.5 million to fund a nuclear powered guided missile frigate and indicated authorization for a nuclear aircraft carrier next year, regardless of the Defense Department request.
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Integration Guidelines To Be Studied in North Carolina
Raleigh AP North Carolina officials plan to study federal integration guidelines for public schools, insisting the move will not noticeably affect the state’s desegregation plan. Dr. Charles F. Carroll says interpretation of Civil Rights Act criteria is needed as Keppel’s directive arrives.
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Soviet Call for UN Debate on Dominican Republic Crisis
Tass reports Moscow seeks emergency U.N. Security Council session to discuss U.S. armed intervention in the Dominican Republic. The agency accuses Washington of imperialism and notes Johnson ordered troops landings on April 28 with about 1,500 Marines involved.
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Inter-American Group Moves Swiftly On Dominican Cease Fire
The United States looks to the OAS to secure a cease-fire in the Dominican Republic as an OAS ministers' meeting convenes. President Johnson urges action to restore constitutional government as 1,700 Army paratroops and 1,430 Marines are ashore and 2,400 nationals evacuated amid rising violence.
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Reds Demonstrate Power in May Day Celebrations
In Tokyo and Peking, Communist leaders urged international support for Vietnam and denounced U.S. actions in Indochina. Premier Chou Enlai urged global peace, calling for mass anti-imperial movements and Taiwan liberation as New China News Agency reported. Delegates from 70 countries attended the celebrations.
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U S Marines Amid Fire Fight as Dominican Cease Fire Holds
In Santo Domingo heavy fighting persists despite a cease-fire in the Dominican civil war. U S Marines and paratroopers sustain casualties as clashes involve rebels loyal to exiled President Bosch. The conflict centers near the U S Embassy with at least one Marine killed and dozens wounded among U S forces.
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