North Carolina Governor Candidates Face Soft Questions
The Associated Press reports during a Pineville stop Lt. Gov. Bob Scott and rivals Mel Broughton Reginald Hawkins Jack Stickley and Jim Gardner faced few issue questions. Open housing, law and order and endorsements from Ku Klux Klan leader J. Robert Jones shaped the race as May 4 primary nears. Gardner and Broughton drew Klansmen support while Hawkins urged clear stance on housing now that federal Civil Rights Law exists.
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South Carolina
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Scott
Mel Broughton
North Carolina
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Jack Stickley
Jim Gardner
Stickley
Gardner
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U.S
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J. Robert Jones
Grand Dragon
Ku Klux Klan
Broughton
Conferees Close In On Tax Spending Package
Washington AP conferees near a principle agreement on a proposed income tax boost and spending cuts. Details are not expected to be finalized until mid May as Johnson pushes for a 10 percent surcharge while Congress seeks sizable reductions in federal spending.
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Hawaii
Hopes Dim for Nationwide Telephone Negotiations
Washington reports dim prospects for renewed wage talks in the 200000 strong nationwide strike by Communications Workers as union attorneys move to challenge an Alabama court injunction. No formal bargaining has occurred in six days as most services remain automates and Alabama argues the injunction blocks the walkout while Kentucky courts voided similar orders.
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Alabama
CWA
Joseph A. Beirne
James A. Hare
Dallas County
Mobile
Kentucky
James Gordon
Souther Bell Telephone Co
Bell
White Newsmen Allowed to Cover CUB Speakers in Raleigh
In Raleigh, white newsmen may cover speeches at the Congress for the Unity of Black Students remaining two days, though barred from seminars. Shaw University President James Cheek announced the Shaw Student Council's vote, overruling out of state delegates. Willis Jones read a policy statement admitting press at general convocations and inviting noncompliant student delegates to leave. Ron Karenga urged Black unity and questioned economic barriers amid the conference proceedings.
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James Cheek
Newsmen
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Cheek
CUBS
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Ron Karenga
Reds Gather In Budapest for World Communist Congress
Communist delegations meet in Budapest to prepare for a world congress in Moscow aimed at anti imperialist action unity. Nations likely to skip include Romania Yugoslavia North Vietnam North Korea and Japan though some may consider Moscow participation. China and Albania will not attend.
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Hungary
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Romania
Yugoslavia
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North Korea
Japan
Computer vs Doctors in Inter-American Cardiology Test
Six heart specialists in Lima tested cardiographs from three patients against a computer at Georgetown. The doctors won the first test and tied the next two as the computer produced faster but less detailed or complete diagnoses.
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Lima
Peru
Eliot Corday
American College of Cardiology
Corday
North American
Wachovia Ready Reserve Account promotes no service charge checking
The text describes a Wachovia checking plan that uses a cash reserve from 500 to 5000 dollars. It covers overdrafts via checks with monthly installments or a lump sum repayment and requires no forms. It includes a Wachovia Check Guarantee Card and claims convenience and early access to Diamond Head lifestyle by Monday.
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North Carolina
Diamond Head
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