North Carolina Tax Cut Dies in Senate Fight
The House approved a tax cut contingency but the measure faced a defeat in the Senate Calendar and Finance committees. Debate centered on exemptions rising to 400, 500, or 600 dollars with revenue targets, while Gov. Moore warned of harm to next year’s spending. A side issue on state car color failed in the House as slogans and safety concerns swayed votes.
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Raleigh
North Carolina
Senate
Dan Moore
Senate Finance Committee
Roy Rowe
Pender
Finance Committee
Ed Kemp
Guilford
Frank Forsyth
Cherokee
Senate Finance
Cameron Weeks
Edge
Combe
Kemp
Rowe
Nick Galifianakis
Durham
Moore
Galifianakis
Shelton Wicker
Lee County
Forsyth
Senate Calendar Committee
Wicker
Joe Brewer
Wilkes
Robert Collier Jr
Free
Idell
Thurston Arledge
Polk
W. R. Britt
Johnston
House
Traffic Safety Authority
Paul Story
McDowell
Highway Patrol
Murder Charge Bound Over In Gastonia Case
Bob Morgan, 27, of Bessemer City, bound over to Superior Court for trial on murder in the June 8 shooting of his mother in law Bertha Brown, 48, who died in her yard after being shot. Morgan waived preliminary hearing in City Recorder's Court amid heavy police precautions and threats reported by anonymous callers. He has been jailed without bond since surrendering to police.
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Gastonia
N.C
Bobby Morgan
Bessemer City
Superior Court
City Recorder’s Court
Bertha Brown
Morgan
Ohio Soldier Killed At Camp
Pfc. Richard P. Wojciechowski aged 22 of Cleveland Ohio was killed at a Virginia military reservation when run over by a truck during a two week summer encampment He was attached to Company B 83rd Supply and Transportation Battalion 88th Infantry Division at Camp Virginia during the ongoing encampment.
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A. P. Hill
Richard P. Wojciechowski
Hope Ave
Cleveland
Ohio
Wojciechowski
Tide of compliance to Civil Rights Act sweeps Southern districts
An AP survey shows most Southern school systems moving to meet the Civil Rights Act of 1964 ahead of the July 1 deadline. States report varying progress with Mississippi at 80 of 150 districts filing plans, Louisiana largely unmoved, and Texas, Arkansas, Georgia and others filing compliance forms and desegregation plans. Some districts face court orders or threaten to forfeit federal aid.
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Little Rock
Ark
Associated Press
Louisiana
Mississippi
U.S. Office of Education
Washington
Texas
Arkansas
Virginia
Virginia Department
Georgia
Lincoln
Sumter
South Carolina
Tennessee
J. Howard Warf
North Carolina
Alabama
Chicks Turn Chicken House Into Spirit Home
In Memphis, Tennessee, members of Tau Delta Sigma sorority converted a former chicken house behind Fulton C. Cook’s home into cozy headquarters after months of painting, scrubbing, and slip-covering. Cocks, father of Patsy and Mary, supplied a roof, heater, and rug, while other furniture was salvaged and repainted.
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Memphis
Tenn
Fulton C. Cook
Tau Delta Sigma
Orarity
Patsy
Mary
Dominican Crisis Shapes Latin America's View of U.S. Role
AP dispatch analyzes the Dominican crisis as a complex force in Latin America. It notes shock followed by cautious adjustment, with critics and supporters rethinking U.S. intervention, the OAS, and regional politics while warning of new dangers and enduring "sacred cows."
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William L. Ryan
Mexico City
Latin America
Dominican Republic
United States
Bay of Pigs
Johnson
Cuba
U.S
Santo Domingo
Washington
Col
Francisco Campano Deno
Sam
Iiberenz
Organization of American States
OAS
Urban Affairs Proposal Denounced But Is Expected To Pass In House
Washington AP report on a cabinet level urban affairs department. Republicans deride the plan as mere prestige, while Democrats urge action to focus on city problems. Debate ends with support for moving Housing and Urban Development to cabinet status, Lindsay of New York backing admin bill. Colorado Springs theft: kitchen sink stolen from crate in new home.
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Washington
Department of Urban Affairs
House
Johnson
John F. Kennedy
Robert P. Griffin
Michigan
Griffin
Housing and Home Finance Agency
Edward J. Gurney
Florida
John B. Anderson
Mlinois
Donald Rumsfeld
Chet Holifield
Calif
Congress
William F. Ryan
Dn.y
America
Florence P
New York
Agriculture, Labor and Commerce
Lindsay
New York City
Link
Colorado Springs
Colo
Convention Center Planned in Charlotte by Realty Equities
Realty Equities plans a $2 million convention center in downtown Charlotte to seat 2,000 theater style and 1,650 for banquets. The facility, to be built adjacent to the Savoy Barringer or the Queen Charlotte, aims for a June 1 1966 completion to host two national conventions. A refurbished Queen Charlotte and Savoy Barringer plus an Olympic pool and cabana center were also announced. The project could bring $10 million in new business to Charlotte.
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Deutsch
Queen Charlotte
Savoy- Barringer
Savoy-Barringer
New York
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Collier
George Uzzell
Rowap
Department of Motor Vehicles
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Harnelt
James Ramsey
Uzzell
Motor ‘Vehicle Department
Princess Cristina of
Sweden
Grand Central Station
Dixie
Hemisphere
Guatemala
Colombia
Ecuador
Bolivia
Viegreve Snett Lees
South Market
Mmendey
Tusndey
Thersdey
Francisco Caamano Deno
Hlters
Plymouth Fury
Hurar
Chagaier Corporation
Chrysler Moors Corporation
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