How North Carolina Delegates Are Chosen for Conventions
The NC Democratic delegates and alternates total 64, plus six governor selections. District conventions select delegates after precinct and county meetings to reflect diverse populations. Some states use primaries. delegates may be bound or merely guide. Delegates are chosen through bargaining among party leaders to nominate a candidate who can win pivotal states, with geography and charisma affecting the choice.
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Sign shop on Highway 311 draws cleanup action
Forsyth County environmental health referred the junk car mess near a sign shop on Highway 311 north of High Point to the City County Building Inspections Department. Inspectors visited the site. the owner agreed to clean up the property.
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Home baker questions license and health rules
Homemakers selling to the public must obtain a city merchant’s license for 10 annually and have their kitchen inspected by the health department. Contact Guilford County Health Officer Owen Braughter for details. Excludes church bake sales or limited charitable sales.
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Used and paperback book options in High Point area
Local guidance notes that High Point has limited used book outlets. The main public option is annual sales by the American Association of University Women, with May dates and a donation line at 883-3587. College and UNCG stores focus on course texts. public sales are restricted during semester rush. The Five Corners in Raleigh and The Old Book Corner in Chapel Hill are cited as larger used-book sources. Paperbacks are available new in local shops, with ordering for unavailable titles.
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Massive U.S. air and ground onslaught on North Vietnam
The United States launches its heaviest air strike since 1968 to blunt North Vietnamese forces in South Vietnam. Ground fighting rages around Loc Ninh, 75 miles north of Saigon, with heavy casualties and evolving air support constraints as Nixon orders broader bombardment from carriers and bases in the region.
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Creighton W. Abrams
Stored Supplies Can Sustain Offensive
U S officials say North Vietnam has stored war materiel on three fronts to carry the current offensive in South Vietnam through the month. Estimates place three divisions or more per front with 30 000 to 40 000 men on each line, while some forces remain in reserve.
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Beard Memo Allegation Tied to ITT Controversy
Rep. Bob Wilson states that lobbyist Dita Beard wrote the memo cited by Jack Anderson about ITT funding linked to a Republican National Convention settlement. Beard denies under oath that she authored the memo.
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Bob Wilson
Jack Anderson
International Telephone & Telegraph Corp
Dita Beard
ITT
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Justice Department
Sun reports memo claims tie ITT memo to Mrs Beard
The Sun cites a 45 minute taped interview with Wilson in San Diego claiming Mrs Beard wrote a memo linking an anti trust settlement to an ITT pledge. ITT testimony before Senate Judiciary Committee is cited as conflicting. San Diego Union publishes material from the interview.
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William R. Merriam
Viet Cong seeks government of national concord in Saigon
Mrs. Nguyen Thi Binh announced the Viet Cong aims for a government of national concord seated in Saigon. She said the liberation forces claim a liberated zone exists and expect Paris talks to establish a concord government after U.S. withdrawal and Thieu’s departure.
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Blitz Of Hue Nipped In Bud
A South Vietnamese drive in the A Shau Valley disrupted Hanoi's plan for a simultaneous assault in Hue and Da Nang. A U S officer says the spring offensive was slowed, Hue remains threatened but not seen as the gravest danger, and the disruption made coordinating two attacks unnecessary.
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Senators Deadlocked On ITT Case In Senate Panel
The Senate Judiciary Committee remained deadlocked over continuing its probe of the Justice Department and ITT. After a closed session, Sen. Hruska urged ending hearings and sending a favorable Kleindienst report, while Sen. Tunney urged continuing and widening investigations into Life magazine allegations. No votes were taken.
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International Telephone & Telegraph Corp
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R-Pa
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