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Washington Daily News (Newspaper) - October 3, 1970, Washington, North CarolinaWeather partly Cloudy through Stin a a turning a Little cooler tonight and sunday list tonight in upper so High sunday to to Washington daily news if you get your paper ,. Dial 940-si 45 Between it 30 ant i 00 a a flock and new will be delivered to you Tow Washington North Carolina $atufc6av att Knoon october 3. 197q Dahy to capt sunday labor attacks to employment draws criticism Nixon in London Tovy sit Queen state Economy dips again by Frank Cormier a associated press writer w London a president Nixon nearing the end of his european trip arrived Nixon Don today for a five hour visit including lunch with Queen Elizabeth ii and prime minister Edward Heath. The two hour conference Between Nixon and Heath is expected to cover East West relations. The Middle East and eco nomic problems. Nixon and Heath whose conservative party upset Harold Wilson a labor forces in june Fly by helicopter to Chequers. Heath s official country residence 30 Miles Northwest of London for a luncheon with Queen Elizabeth ii. Later the presidents party goes to Ireland where he meets a at Limerick sunday morning a with ambassador David k. E. Bruce head of the . Delegation at the Indochina peace Tau it in Paris and other key Southeast Asia advisers. Presidential press Secretary Ronald l. Ziegler said the Limerick talks will produce Quot no major announcements but he indicated that Nixon and Bruce could decide on some change in # the . Bargaining position. The president wants Bruce to a recommend any new vital approaches he thinks might be useful Quot Zeigler said. He reiterated the administration s position that Bruce has a a wide degree of flexibility. In conducting the peace talks. The five hour British visit is the shortest of Nixon a 12,000-0 mile five nation european Jour Ney. It precedes a Tive Day visit the prime minister plans in Washington this month. Sources said Nixon and Heath would discuss complications caused in the Middle East by the death of egyptian president Gamal Abdel Nasser last monday and problems concerning the financing of the North Atlantic treaty organization sources said they probably also would discuss the soviet Union s apparently toughening positions in the Middle East. Cuba and Berlin. The British foreign office disclosed Friday that the soviets tried last week to close two air corridors into West Berlin but backed Down and allowed wrester military aircraft to pass unmolested. Also the Pentagon says it has evidence that the russians Are constructing what appears to be a submarine base in Cuba and a soviet leaders repeatedly have urged the United states to abandon its policy of supplying arms to Israel. Nixon ended the Southern swing of the journey Friday. Hundreds of thousands of spaniards some estimates were More than a million welcomed him and mrs. Nixon to Madrid and thousands More lined the streets As the presidential party drove to Pardo Palace where Gen. Francisco Franco was Host to a state dinner Friday night. The Spanish visit was mostly ceremonial but Nixon and Franco the chief of state and government discussed various topics. Among them were simple isee Nixon. Page 8 he Neil. a labor writer Washington it a it a a Sharp Rise in unemployment and an ironic argument about labor Day have brought a new attack from leaders of organized labor Lent Nixon 1 policies the gloomy Job report also gave democrats More political ammunition for november s elections. Al Cio president George the White House last labor Day. Joined key democrats in attacking Nixon a economic policies after the government reported. Friday the jobless rate climbed from 5.1 to 5.5 per cent in september it was the highest level in nearly seven years. Nixon administration officials including chief economic adviser Paul w. Mccracken argued that the Rise probably Wasny to actually that had because the Survey w Eek happened to include labor Day. Quot we Are completely unimpressed at this rationalization the facts speak for themselves a retorted a spokesman for Meany a they Are simply attempt tag to Brush off the entire Sharp Rise to cop out on their own direct responsibility for the Rise in unemployment since this adm Nistra lion took office a said chief al Cio economist Nathaniel Goldfinger who was among the 75 labor leaders and their wives at the Friendly White House fete on labor Day. Cordial toasts Between Meany and Nixon had led. To speculation about a thawing of their previously Chilly relations assistant commissioner Harold Goldstein of the Bureau of labor statistics which compiles the employment report said Many youths listed As Unzem jobs Page 81 w Woodstock t elects new t director Pantego a Jimmy Brinn was elected a new1 director of Woodstock electric membership cooperation and Delmer Alligood and j w. Allenjr. Were re elected at the annual meeting held last night at Panto High school auditorium Here. A a new Resolution was adopted which gives Woodstock broader authority to borrow Money in the future. Malvin Respes president presided Over the meeting last night. John a. Wilkinson Woodstock attorney was master of ceremonies while Zloba a Aldiff Job mayor of East Tego brought the Welcome. Myron Elliott gave the in a vocation and the singing was a Quot a led by Joseph Windley assisted at the piano by Peggy sat Brinn and respess Teeth wait. This was meeting of the the 26th annual members of Mem a a see Woodstock Page 81 Raleigh a it a North Carolina is Economy weakened further in August suffering its fourth consecutive drop the Wachovia Bank and Trust co reported that its North Carolina business Index dropped in August at an annual rate of it per cent to a preliminary 110 level. The year 1967 is used As a base of 100 gust drop was a weakening in non farm employment coupled with declines in both manufacturing employment and the average work week manufacturing earnings dropped from ��52 w weekly average m july to 195 81 in August Wachovia pointed out that unemployment in North Carolina which reached 3 5 per cent in August is substantially below the National average which now exceeds 5 per cent the biggest employment drop in North Carolina was in the construction Industry but this was mainly due to the Layoff of College and High school students employed for the summer employment in the furniture and Wood products and lumber industries showed no change from july but were Down from August of last year. Trade and service industries were the Only major employment sectors showing gains during August. Theodore o Neal of Hyde passes Slanesville Theodore Henryjr Neal. Age 69 resident i Slanesville died Friday evening. Or. O Neal was a commercial Fisherman and Farmer and was born and reared in tips Community. Graveside services will be held sunday afternoon at 3 00 of clock at. The Beaulah primitive Baptist Church conducted by the Rev Linwood Mckinney. His grandsons will serve As pallbearers. The body will remain at Paul funeral Home in. Be Haven until taken to the Church cemetery at the funeral hour. Or of Neal was a member of a a a see o Neal Page 8> Cutler funeral slated in a. Funeral services for mrs. Ernestine Adams Cutler w ill be held at the Advent episcopal Church at Ocean View a. Monday morning at h of clock conducted by the Rev. Herman h. Smith jr., Rector burial will follow in Oak Rose cemetery in Portsmouth a. In lieu of Flowers contributions May he Mode to a favorite Charity. The body will remain at the Holloman Brown funeral Home in Norfolk a. Until the funeral hour mrs. Cutler a native of Yea Tes i me and a retired a Tete homr thursday night in a Norfolk Hospital. Surviving a Are her Mother one half sister three half Brothers jarring Back to Moscow setting Back peace Hope 197th anniversary historic Trinity Ems Cupol 1 Wilt outer 197th anniversary and annual Hran Coolin k a i \ it 1 v a 1 at u a m by Truty Church built in 1773. Is recorded As the fifth of nil Church in North Carolina the Kev. Nathaniel Blount was first Rector the Chirch was moved from its former sit on he Washington Greenville Highway to its present location it a 1938 and now for copies the site of the old Trinity school a a staff photo by Latch fiend remaining 2b killed. A a _ team flies football team Back Home Salt Lake City a Twenty three Wichita state University players Fly Home in sorrow today a Day they expected to be playing football at Utah state. They were aboard a second plane when a crash Friday near Silver plume. Cell killed 13 of their teammates coach Ben Wilson athletic director a. C. A a Bert a a Katzenmeyer a and 13 other persons. Eleven persons survived. Their University at Wichita Kanis in mourning the Flag in front of the University building was at half staff As were flags throughout the state As directed by gov. Robert Docking around the Campus Friday night Small clusters of students talked in hushed tones. The stale game was cancelled and their remaining seven games probably will be. University activities for the weekend were called off and a do i Nis tra t Ion sources said classes probably would be cancelled through tuesday c rashes to d eath by Cari it Hilliard associated press writer Silver plume Colo it a the Cream of the Wichita state University football team its top athletic officials and some of its Roost Loyal fans were killed Friday when their game bound plane crashed into a Mountainside while trying to Cross the Continental Divide. Twenty nine persons 13 of them players were killed eleven persons including nine players. A Copilot and a team Trainer a survived the Colorado state patrol said there was no Chance of other survivors among the.40 persons listed As passengers and Crew on the twin engine Martin 404. The aircraft. Dubbed the a Gold planet by the team was one of two taking the squad its coaching Staft and boosters to Logan. Utah for a game today Quot with Utah state where the shockers hoped to Quot break a the decision awaits the return losing string of or. Clark Arlberg University president who flew with some relatives of survivors to Denver most of the players were backup men. A it s a tradition a assistant coach Fred Conti said a that the boys who win the starting positions and. Compose the second team always ride with the head coach a the Ober plane the a Black plane. A arrived safely with 34 persons including 23 players and five a assistant coaches aboard the game was called off and the rest of the 11-game season probably will la can coded. A a among those presumed dead were the . A. C. A a berth Katzenmeyer the head coach Ben a Wilson Kansas state Hep Hay King and Wichita hanker John grooms and their wives the list also included Marvin Brown the team s second Lead Trig rusher a Jonson a in shockers top puss receiver Ami Ray Coleman of Wichita membership chairman of the shocker club a Booster organi. Nation tradition decreed that top players travelled with the had coach the crash a Lew minutes after a refuelling Stop in Denver plunged the Campus at the 12. 000-student school into mourn ing a a the other plane was impound id by the Federal aviation administration in Utah and its occupants were to return to Toht to on commercial flights today cause of tin a a rash was Junde ter mined a University information Olfin cer. Doug Lewis said the uni vers it y leased the plane from Golden Eagle aviation which apparently leased the Craft from someone else but he did t know who he said Golden Kag Quot told us the plane did no to belong to them Quot Golden Eagle provided the Crew the plane was a Short Range a in liner a of a t y Peru ill in the late 19401 and Early 1950�. The Quot see crash Page Job Richardson talks Ith egyptians by tiie i \ 11,1� press thousands of egyptians ran though Cairo Shmit Jug Anli Israel slogans today., tur ring their alien inn Hack to the War with Israel after five Days grieving Over the death �1 president Gay Nuil Abdel Nasser at the United nations in new York peace mediator Gunnar v jarring returned temporarily to his regular diplomatic Post in Moscow his departure Friday was another blow to Hopes of an Early settlement of hostilities Between the aral and Israel most of the Cairo demonstrators were students defying a government decree that they demonstrate Only on to Beer school grinds thousands Flut d raises st Pian near Cairo a Railroad station the protest was Given a Hosl by prom meet play Iri the Egypt Tiati press of stories reporting passage by the Senate of a ican weapons sales to Israel Jaring returned after u n Secretary general in Thant said he Quot has done Alt that he can. Do a jarring a is to return to the y n Headquarters a around the Middle of Thant said hut he noted the special envoy could return within 24 hours if the situation warranted it in another development Friday. The top american emissary to Nasser s funeral met with the new egyptian leaders and mph a sized the need for continuing the of Mac hrs and or Summa is cd to sit a Witlof Richardson to Quot use it re tary of health education and welfare said after the meeting with acting president Anwar Sadat that the discussions were Quot Frank and cordial Quot Richardson Sahl be discussed the Sale by the United states of phantom fighter bombers to fit a see mid East Page 8 Marvin b Oil iter Dies Friday Marvin Malcholm Bonner age 78, a resident of 311 fast main Street died Early Friday evening in the Beaufort. County Quot Hospital following several months of failing health or Bonner was Horn aug 12, 1892 at Aurora son of the Fate Charles w and Daisy Styron Bonner he was twice married first to Emily Koehler Bonner who preceded Hun in death and later to mrs Sarah b Bonner who survives he was a Veteran a Page Quot in strikes Virginia Law court widens scope of protests a . Farm group visits area Harrisonburg Cap a landmark Federal court ruling has broadened the permissive scope of peaceful and non interfering demonstrations on Virginia College campuses. The ruling by District court judge Rober it. Merhige earlier this week details of which were made Public Only Friday made it Clear that Virginia col lege administrators will have to consider More thoughtfully first amendment rights in laying Down rules for Campus conduct in the future. Merhige decision was rendered in a Case involving the suspension of 20 students following a peaceful demonstration at Madison College last april. In addition nearly 30 students and two professors were convicted of trespass charges in the after math of the protest stemming from the colleges refusal to renew the contracts of the two professors the under which the students were punished Merhige said were a am big oust and a Over broads and ran. Afoul of the Protection of the first amendment specifically he singled out Madison rules requiring that demonstrations he registered 48 hours in Advance and that none the whole interpretation of a demonstrations Quot by Madison officials he said was Quot a us and a subject to what the administrator construed to be its using uniformity in the application of regulations As his main thrust Merhige said the College could to apply one set of rules to whatever it construed to be demonstrations and another set to other meetings and gatherings he noted that other gatherings and meetings did not require 48 hours Advance notice and were permitted inside buildings a vagueness in this Standard. A the judge said a May invest excessive discretion in. Administrators. Indefinite rules always leave from for arbitrariness and Favori t. Ism i a dec Ision making. Merhige conceded that demonstrations May be subject to a More extensive regulation than those forms of expression which come less into conflict with others legitimate but he added that a a insofar As the state seeks to regulate such activities it must not act in such a sweeping manner As needlessly stifles expression or Vest the Power to censor in its the Richmond judge made it Plain a College could not suspend students summarily merely be a use they were ordered to disband a protest and failed to so so. It must be established first he said whether the gathering is a Legal one Quot a peaceful manifestation of dissent or concern cannot be punished a he said a so Long As it does not interrupt the educational process or conflict with the rights of others a in the Case of the Madison demonstration he added a the students in Wilson Hail displayed exemplary Merhige ordered the Case retained on the docket for a icon Side Rabon of such further re quest s for Relief As May be this apparently opens the Way for the suspended students to be reinstated and for reprimands a and other punishments to be removed from the students records it would appear also to Lay the groundwork for a successful Appeal of the trespass convictions. Spokesman for both the College and the state attorney general a office said a decision on whether to Appeal Merhige a ruling would have to await a closer Reading of the decision. John c. Lowe of Charlottes Ville an attorney for the american civil liberties Union Acle who represented the students said the ruling was a. A Victory for human rights and student a bus Toad of Quot South Carolina f a pm e r s and a or i bus i Ness a people ended a Day Long tour of the Pamlico Albemarle in Sula today with a lunch Stop in Plymouth the group viewed Law a Clearing operations and newly developed farming areas. Beaufort. Hyde Tyrrell and Washington counties have been cleared and turned into productive agricultural land and the group which included customers of the Federal Sandbank associations and production Redit associations of the Mullins s. C. Area was interested in seeing How the operations were carried out so that they might apply some of the techniques in their area. The tour was planned by Hackney High manager of the Federal land Bank association of Washington a lunch Here Friday started off the tour which concluded with lunch in Plymouth at noon today a a a the afternoon itinerary was As follows a. D. Swindell farm. Atkinson. High and Mace by Rich farm Pamlico inc and on to Plymouth for dinner and an overnight stay. The schedule today was As follows Atlantic farms Doug Davenport a farm and Bee free farms. Heading up the South Carolina group were Billy Atkinson manager of the Ipi i be tour Page 8�

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