Bagley Predicts He Will Win N. C. Runoff Saturday
Reidsville North Carolina Bagley a confident candidate greets visitors at an open house and predicts victory in the Fifth District Democratic primary runoff against Nick Galifianakis. He notes his past service and business experience while addressing questions on wealth civil rights and Vietnam. He stresses independence from special interests and aims to campaign after a brief rest before facing Republican Fred Steele.
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Reidsville
N.C
Smith Bagley
Fifth
Bagley
Reynolds Tobacco Co
Reynolds
Durham
Nick Galifianakis
Galifianakis
Durham County
Stokes
Rockingham
Caswell
Forsyth
Winston-Salem
Harold E. Thomerson
William Z. Wood
Thomerson
Wood
Washington
Goodwill Industries
Red Shield Boys Club
Wake Forest College
Smith Reynolds Foundation
Reynolds-Bagley- Verney Foundation
N. C. School of the Arts
Air Force Reserve
Drew Pearson
North Carolina
California
Congress
R. J. Reynolds
Executive Branch
Judicial Branch
Legislative Branch
Viet Nam
Mr. Steele
Fred Steele
Durham Insurance
Man Refuses Draft In Williamsburg 21 Sentenced
A 21 year old Williamsburg man Alphonso Potts Jr. was sentenced to two years in jail for refusing induction into the armed forces. Federal District Judge John D. Butzner Jr. imposed the sentence after Potts Jr. was found guilty last month.
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Richmond
Williamsburg
John D. Butzner Jr
Alphonso Potts Jr
Rep Scott backs Bagley in Fifth District race
Winston-Salem AP Ralph J. Scott of Dansbury endorses Smith Bagley of Winston-Salem to succeed him. He announced from home after preparing the statement two days earlier amid his wife supporting Nick Galifianakis of Durham. Bagley faces Galifianakis in the Saturday run-off for the Democratic nomination.
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Winston-Salem
Ralph J. Scott
Dansbury
Smith Bagley
Scott
Nick Galifianakis
Durham
Bagley
Galifianakis
Fifth
Stokes County
Harold Thomerson
Thomerson
Hollins Girls Arrive At Goal On Raft Trip
Six Hollins College students completed a 950 mile Mississippi River raft journey from Paducah Kentucky to New Orleans Louisiana aboard a 40 horsepower powered raft. Skipper Gordon W Cooper and crewmen Robert Whitten and Jimmy Middleton received high praise for their efforts. The party ends with a champagne reception and plans for sightseeing before returning home. A for sale note offers a raft built from stout timbers and oil drums for 1800 dollars.
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New Orleans
Mississippi River
Paducah
Gordon W. Cooper
Margaret Hanes
Winston‘Salem
Robert Whitten
Charlotte
Davidson College
Jimmy Middleton
Shreveport
University of Kentucky
Miss Hanes
Setback For Civil Rights Forces High Court Approves State Trial
The Supreme Court ruled 5 to 4 to allow 105 demonstrators charged in Danville Virginia to be tried in state court, citing earlier ruling in Greenwood Mississippi. The decision limits federal removal of civil rights prosecutions and follows a companion ruling on equal access to public accommodations.
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Supreme Court
Danville
Corporation Court
High Tribunal
Greenwood
Miss
Potter Stewart
Earl Warren
William O. Douglas
William J. Brennan
Abe Fortas
James A. H. Ferguson
U.S. Western District Court
Thomas J. Michie
District Court
Virginia State Supreme Court of Appeals
Ferguson
Rutledge C. Clement
High Court
A. M. Aiken
Mmary
Aiken
Virginia
Supreme Court of Appeals
Aitken
4Th Circuit Court of Appeals
Rebates Hearing Opens on Electric and Gas Utilities
Virginia electric and gas firms clash as the SCC opens a five day hearing on whether cash allowances to homebuilders for installing electric appliances are in the public interest. VEPCO officials defend rebates while a gas utility attorney calls practices discriminatory and a violation of state law.
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Richmond
Virginia Electric Utility
Virginia
State Corporation Commission
SCC
Virginia Electric & Power Co
Vepco
John A. McGurn
Commission
McGurn
T. L. Sharkey
New York
Jerome J. McGrath
Washington
McGrath
Auto Breaks Gas Meter In Neighborhood Accident
A car owned by Nancy Moore Lewis rolled from a Carrollton Road home, leaving the brakes off and causing a gas meter pipe to break. Policeman P Barber and a City Gas Department serviceman cited a child at the scene as the brake culprit. The meter was repaired in about 15 minutes with estimated damage of 70 dollars.
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Nancy Moore Lewis
Carrollton Rd
P. Barber
Thirteen County Youths Win State Farmer Degrees at Blacksburg
Thirteen Pittsylvania, Halifax, Patrick and Franklin County youths were named State Farmer degree recipients at the 40th annual Virginia Tech FFA convention. The award honors agricultural, school and community achievements, with 13,018 members in 210 Virginia chapters. Also honored were 15 adults with Honorary State Farmer Degrees, including Jackson E. Reasor, Prince George High School principal.
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Blacksburg
Larry Fears
Halifax County
Southside
Seaboard
Mary Bethune
Halifax
Virginia
Pittsylvania
Robert Adkins
Charles Marlowe
Chatham
Ronald Clark
John Foster
Bruce Allen Guill
Bobby Moore
Roger Slayton
Gene Whitt
Dan River
Samuel Tarpley Ashworth
Richard Neal Bailey
Joseph Lynn Hutson
Keith Wyne
Scearce
Tunstall
Bertram Harris
North Side
Walifax
Charlie James Anderson, Jr
Larry Wayne Fears
Daniel Wayne Good
Arthur Lee Hackney, Jr
Wayne Seamster
HCHS
Patrick County
Billy George
Gordon Cooke
Blue Ridge
Gene Amos
Jerry Doss
Bentrus Smith
Hardin Reynolds
Gary Johu Barnard
Roger Dale Conner
Richard Samuel Lawson
Richard Wayne Wood
Meadows
Dan
Tommy Lewis Housman
Franklin County
State Association
FFA
Jackson E. Reasor
Prince George High School
Whitmell
Tun- Stall
Their money's worth Louisville birthday card travels yearly
A Louisville man and his cousin exchange a worn W-4 birthday card each year for 25 years. Bernard Palmer bought the card in 1941 and sent it to his cousin Mrs. Artees Kurtz Simer man who mailed it back. The keepsake continues to travel annually despite wear.
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Louisville
Bernard Palmer
Artees Kurtz Simerman
Palmer
Realtors Alarm Over Housing Bill Title IV
The Danville Board of Realtors urged owners to study Title IV of the federal civil rights bill now before Congress. They warned the measure would let the federal government force owners to sell or lease to nonselected buyers, undermining the human right to dispose of private property. The group plans to testify before committees and asks all homeowners to express opposition to their Representatives and Senators.
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Danville
Benda
National Association of Real Estate Boards
Danville Board
Judiciary Committee
House
Senate
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N. C
Man
Backs Galifianakis
Hollins
John W. Carter
Slayton
Foster
Guill
Whitt
Marlowe
Harris
Bailey
Ashworth
Holiday Inn Restaurant
James Roger Finney
WBTM
Lillian W. Yates
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