Tobacco Prices Steady on Eastern Belt as Border Belt Demands Fall
Eastern North Carolina Belt prices held steady after Monday’s record highs while demand weakened on the Carolina Border Belt. Quality was much lower on the Border Belt and off slightly on the Eastern. Prices declined $1 to $3 per hundred on about two thirds of grades, with increases mainly for a few variegated grades and poorer leaf showed a sharp rise on the Border Belt.
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Raleigh
N.C
North Carolina
Miltenberg Darkroom Lease Ties Prison Cells to Club
In Miltenberg on Main West Germany the local photography club faced space shortages for its darkroom. After discussions with city authorities they leased two prison cells for use as darkrooms highlighting unusual civic reuse.
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Miltenberg - ON - Main
West Germany
War Declaration Would Raise Many Difficulties
Washington AP reports a formal U S declaration of war in Vietnam would create major political legal and strategic complications. Officials say the aim remains limited to aiding South Vietnam against aggression while avoiding a broader conflict with China or the Soviet Union. The piece notes Congress could redefine many laws and the president already commands troops under existing authority.
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United States
South Viet Nam
Army
Navy
Marine
Air Force
Uwulits
U.S
Washington
Southeast Asia
Johnson
Congress
U. S
Saigon
Hanoi
North
Viet Nam
Red China
Soviet Union
China
United
State Department
O Briens White House role moves to Post Office job
Washington AP reports technician Lawrence F. OBrien will become postmaster general replacing Benjamin Franklin. His Senate hearing focuses on cabinet nomination with political implications likely discussed later. OBrien aims to learn the department and plans to keep his political instincts.
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Washington
Benjamin Franklin
Lawes Rence F. O’brien
O’brien
Seneate Post Office and Civil Service Committee
Johnson
John M.bailey
Dem
Ocratic National Committee
Post Office Department
John F. Kennedy
Kennedy Brothers
Senate
House
White House
Cone Isress
West Virginia Supreme Court Opens Fall Term
The West Virginia Supreme Court began its fall term hearing six penitentiary inmate appeals claiming trial rights violations. Attention centers on a forthcoming opinion that voided the plan for a proposed constitutional convention and canceled a November election. Governor Smith awaits the ruling before deciding on a possible special session.
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Charleston
W. Va
State Supreme Court
West Virginia
Hulett Smith
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