Minor Candidates in North Carolina Senate Race
The article explains how a group of seven Democratic filing fee payers are labeled minors, lacking real chances against majors Morgan Wilson and Galifianakis. It discusses media focus, grassroots building, and the uphill fight for lesser offices amid a system that favors well financed, recognized contenders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Carolina
U. S
Robert Morgan
Henry Hall Wilson
Nick Galifianakis
Fred D. Chandley
John M. Ferrell
Robert L. Hannon
William H. Hare
James Troy Johnson
Mildred T. Keene
Charles D. Riddle
Associated Press
Enterprise
Senate
Charlotte Observer
Suburban Crime Surge Dims American Dream Image
Census data shows 75.6 million in suburbs vs 63.7 million in cities, with suburban crime rising faster. In 1973 serious crimes rose 10 percent suburbs vs 3 percent cities. violent crimes up 13 percent suburbs. Authorities cite rapid growth, isolation, and auto dependence as factors eroding suburb safety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Tax bite on expatriates in England sparks tax debate
London columns discuss Labor's plan to tax income and capital gains of long term residents abroad. Americans fear higher taxes and possible relocation of headquarters. Analysts note double taxation risk and shifts in expense accounts as US expats weigh return home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Mirabelle’s
England
Yes
Denis Healy
John Paul Getty
Getty
France
Switzerland
North Sea
Healy
U.S. Internal Revenue Service
United States
Britain
Internal Revenue Service
No-Shows Dominate Mayhem at Editors Conclave in Atlanta
The American Society of Newspaper Editors gathering in Atlanta features a conspicuous absence of top officials led by Nixon and Kissinger. Delegates hear from Elliot Richardson, John Gardner, and Dean Rusk as they debate trust in government and press freedom.
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Washington
Atlanta
the American Society of Newspaper Editors
United States
Elliot Richardson
FBI
Clarence Kelley
Common Cause
John Gardner
Dean Rusk
University of Georgia
Rusk
Mr. Clean
Richardson
High Pointer Describes Wartime Israel in Alumni Letter
Helene Jacobson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Irvin Jacobson of 318 Louise Avenue, recounts wartime Jerusalem life after emigrating over a year ago. She details siren alerts, air raid centers turned into gatherings, and daily routines under blackout as she serves in a bakery and post office without pay to replace absent male workers. The piece also notes book notices and local civic praise for Tony Simeon and questions on honoring local figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helene Jacobson
Irvin Jacobson
Louise Avenue
Jerusalem
UNCG
Ulplan
Helene
Houston bus firm reps aid black lady on flat tire
In Scene in Houston, two observers recount three sales reps from Thomas Built Buses aiding a distressed middle aged woman and her Girl Scout daughter after a car tire change. They credit John White, Bryce Hunt, and Marty Kennedy of Thomas Built Buses, praising chivalry despite race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston
Texas
National School Board Association
John White
Bryce Hunt
Marty Kennedy
Judging Nixon TO THE EDITOR
A reader defends the President against harsh coverage and urges prayer. The letter claims internal enemies, Communist influence, and worldly churches undermine the government. It pleads for revival or risk of revolution and calls for awakening to divine guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
God
Lord Jesus Christ
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Israel
Golan Heights
Golda Meir
OECD
Herbert Stein
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Council of Economic Advisors
Joe Brown
Nixon
Peniepivas Avenue
Daughters of the American Revolution
Henry Kissinger
Kelley
J. Edgar Hoover
Patricia Hearst
Senator Soaper
Caesar
Hank Aaron
Erin Bar and Grill
Sen. Sam. J. Ervin Jr
Paul R. Clancy
Indiana University
Tenth
Morton Streets
Bloomington
Ind
Sam
Sen. Ervin
Harvard
Ervin
Clancy
Tony Simeon
Tony
City Lake
Jess Washburn
Oak Hollow
Henry Shavitz
Jake Harris
Louis
Morton Ershler
Nan Garland
S. Wrenn
East Green Drive
Parker’s News
S. Main
Jeff
Glenn
Skavitz
Wrenn-Comm Furniture Showroom
Arnold Gill Jr
Congress
Thomas Built Buses, Inc
High Point
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