Hawkins Criticizes Ku Klux Klan Endorsements in NC
Dr. Reginald Hawkins condemned the Ku Klux Klan for endorsing political candidates in North Carolina and urged prosecution under a state law against secret political organizations. He spoke at a breakfast with reporters after a patrol ticketing incident near Havelock and Newport.
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Morehead City
N. C
Reginald Hawkins
Ku Klux Klan
Hawkins
North Carolina
Robert Jones
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Grand Dragon
U.S. 70
Havelock
Newport
Highway Patrol
Gardner
Stickley
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J. Robert Jones
Stickley Campaigns In Forsyth
Republican gubernatorial hopeful Jack Stickley campaigned through Forsyth County in rain, visiting Mount Airy and Winston Salem plants and meeting workers and voters. He urged Democrats to back him in the primary and asked GOP supporters for help in the general election. Stickley and his wife Jennie met Winston Salem women at a coffee break event.
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Winston-Salem
Jack Stickley
Forsyth County
Mount Airy
Stickley
Charlotte
Jennie
Aoffee
Broughton Promises Curbs on Obscene Material
Raleigh attorney Mel Broughton said he would seek laws curbing sale of obscene and lurid printed matter to juveniles if he becomes governor. He welcomed the Supreme Court ruling allowing states to limit youth access and urged balanced action rather than broad censorship. He toured Wake County towns then returned to downtown Raleigh to meet state workers.
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Raleigh
Mel Broughton
Doan's Pills Offer Relief for Nagging Backache
Doan's Pills provide analgesic relief for nagging backache from over work or stress. The product claims include non habit forming, a standard remedy used by millions for over 70 years, and suggests buying the large size for convenience.
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Doan
Scott urges state aid to nursing schools in NC
Lt. Gov. Bob Scott urged legislative appropriations to support accredited hospital nursing programs to ease North Carolina's growing registered nurse shortage. He cited a 15 000 vs 21 000 projected need in 1975 and noted past funding fell short, with several hospital schools already considering closures.
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Asheville
Bob Scott
North Carolina
Scott
General Aa
Gardner Forecasts More Name-Calling in GOP Governor Race
Congressman Jim Gardner predicts increased mudslinging in the closing days before the May 4 Republican gubernatorial primary. Opponent Jack Stickley vows to keep the pot boiling, while Gardner deflects questions on franking abuses and KKK ties amid the NC campaign.
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Wilkesboro
N.C
Jim Gardner
Stickley
Gardner
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