Khrushchev Says Only a Child Fears War in Hungary
Soviet Premier Khrushchev told thousands at a chemical plant in Kazincbarcika that only a child or an idiot fears war and mocked Chinese leaders for their stance. He compared U.S. leaders Kennedy and Johnson to past figures, praised Kennedy’s peace speech, and warned against overconfidence in nuclear capabilities. The remarks followed a US Soviet relations backdrop and referenced Fulbright’s realism critique.
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Kazincbarcika
Hungary
Khruschev
U.S
Johnson
John F. Kennedy
Khrushchev
Hitler
United States
Kennedy
American University
Washington
Sen. J. W. Fulbright
D-Ark
Fulbright
Gilmore Resigns Travel Service Post to Run for Senate
Gilmore of Southern Pines announces resignation as director of the U S Travel Service to pursue a bid for North Carolina Senate in the 18th District. A former mayor, NC Conservation board member, and NC Travel Council president, he served in World War II and cites need to campaign fully.
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Southern Pines
N. C
Gilmore
U.S. Travel Service
North Carolina Senate
The
Travel Service
Johnson
Hodges
North Carolina Board of Conservation and Development
North Carolina Travel Council
Senate
Harnett
Hoke, Lee
Moore
Randolph
Fulbright questions military control in new UNC address
Sen. J W Fulbright, amid a fresh foreign policy clash, told UNC that the American people and Congress lack effective control over the military, arguing the defense establishment has a vested interest in the cold war and that cutting superfluous defense funds could boost domestic programs. Tributes poured in nationwide for Gen Douglas MacArthur, with Johnson ordering half-staff and presidents and politicians praising his service.
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Chapel Hill
J. W. Fulbright
Congress
Fulbright
Nation Pays Homage To Gen MacArthur
Nation observes the funeral of General Douglas MacArthur with a half‑staff coffin, open catafalque, and a grand military pageant in New York. Messages of sorrow pour in from around the world, including President Truman. The body rests at the Seventh Regiment Armory before transport to Walter Reed for services.
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Mands
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Kennedy
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Walter Reed
St. Paul’s Episcopal
Nation
Lodge Takes Lead In GOP Presidential Preference
Ambassador Henry Cabot Lodge leads Republican voters nationwide after the New Hampshire victory, with Nixon displaced as the top GOP choice. Goldwater and Rockefeller fall back, Scranton shows weak support, and Lodge appears best positioned to challenge President Johnson in November.
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New Hampshire
Henry Cabot Lodge
Johnson
Ledge
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Lodge
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Goldwater
Rockefeller
Romney
Scranton
Smith
Richard Nixon
Senator Goldwater
William Scranton
Ambassador Lodge
White House
Johnson-Lodge Johnson
Dole Delatehe
Candidates Differ on Civil Rights Bill and State Policy
Three Democratic gubernatorial hopefuls at a Raleigh forum clashed over federal civil rights legislation and state economy. Dr I Beverly Lake pledged to seek a court ruling against the bill if enacted, Dan K Moore projected a 12.5 million annual surplus to raise state employee salaries, and L Richardson Preyer urged proven poverty programs like the North Carolina Fund as best bets. The event drew about 900 people, mainly students, with extended Q and A after brief candidate statements.
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William A. Shires
Raleigh
I. Beverly Lake
Congress
Dan K. Moore
L. Richardson Preyer
North Carolina Fund
North Carolina
Lake
Hel J
Moore
Sam J. Ervin
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Sanford urges research over Surgeon General report
North Carolina Governor Terry Sanford urged broader research into cancer causes and tobacco health risks while defending tobacco interests. He questioned non-smoker lung cancer figures, pressed for analysis of report inconsistencies, and warned against conclusions condemning tobacco without basic causation found.
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Fla
North Carolina
Terry Sanford
Sanford F Tee
Surgeon General
Anl
Grant
Sanford
National Association of Tobacco Distributors
Paroled Raleigh businessmen Brewer and Burch
Brewer and Burch, Raleigh figures linked to a 1963 fuel commission case, were paroled today after serving one fourth of 18 month terms. Brewer ran for governor while in prison, and both men had clean records during confinement per Paroles Board.
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Kidd Brewer
Raleigh
Central Prison
Robert A. Burch
Paroles Board
N. F. Ransdell
Ransdell
Brewer
Burch
Bobby
Highway Commission
Burches
Asheville
Be Proud of North Carolina
Message from Gov. Terry Sanford praising state progress and investment. It notes over 99,000 new jobs created in three years, and forecasts records to be surpassed as pride drives continued growth and faith in North Carolina.
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North Carolina
Terry Sanford
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