Bond Says Ethnic Remark Was Racist
Georgia State Sen Julian Bond denounced Jimmy Carters ethnic purity remark as racist, likening it to Adolf Hitler rhetoric. He spoke at Johnson C Smith University after backing Udall then Humphrey, urging greater black political involvement amid a campus incident as Stan Ezrol from the Labor Party rushed the stage and was escorted out.
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Georgia
Julian Bond
Jimmy Carter
Bond
Adolf Hitler
WBTV
Rod Gragg
Johnson C. Smith University
Carter
Morris Udall
Hubert Humphrey
Stan Ezrol
U.S. Labor Party
Ezrol
Labor Party
Fourth Man Seeks N C Labor Post
RALEIGH AP A fourth candidate paid his filing fee and joined the race for Democratic nomination for commissioner of labor. Virgil McBride a Winston Salem public relations official for R J Reynolds Industries will leave his job to campaign full time. McBride 42 Mississippi native previously worked for Wake Forest University and led the North Carolina Association of Independent Colleges and Universities. Others running are Ralph Dunnagan Jessie Rae Scott and John Brooks. Incumbent appointee T Avery Nye Jr has not declared but is the only potential GOP candidate. Also filing Monday was Lane Brown seeking Democratic nomination for state treasurer. Brown Norwood attorney has served three terms in the House. Harlan Boyles deputy treasurer also runs. Treasurer Edwin Gill plans retirement.
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Raleigh
Virgil McBride
Winston- Salem
R.J. Reynolds Industries
McBride
Wake Forest University
North Carolina Association of Independent Colleges and Universities
Ralph Dunnagan
Jessie Rae Scott
John Brooks
T. Avery Nye Jr
Lane Brown
Norwood
Brown
Harlan Boyles
Edwin Gill
Senate Studies Humphrey Jobs Bill To Cut Unemployment
The Senate reviews a Humphrey Hawkins bill to force 3 percent unemployment within four years, a plan Ford calls costly. The measure would fund government jobs only after private resources are exhausted and would create White House planning and anti inflation mechanisms. Humphrey says it could raise production by about 500 billion and reduce welfare costs, though exact costs depend on recovery and program design. Between now and 1980, two to three million could remain unemployed.
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Senate
Ford
Hubert H. Humphrey
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Augustus Hawkins
D-Calif
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U S Missile Decision Hinges On Russians
Washington reports that Ford may push production of more capable Minuteman III missiles and a new Mark 12A warhead, while SALT II talks dictate timing. The administration seeks $322.4 million to start Mark 12A production early, with options to continue Minuteman IIIs and adjust the missile mix as talks unfold.
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U.S
Pentagon
Ford
Congress
White House
Texas
Ronald Reagan
United States
Russia
Defense
Donald Rumsfeld
Softball Player Dies On Bench In Charlotte City League
John Thomas Baldwin age 26 collapsed on the bench during a Charlotte city league softball game and died after an apparent seizure. Teammates reported a half hour delay before an ambulance arrived despite calls to doctors and hospitals. Police and team members attempted resuscitation while awaiting transport to the hospital.
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Charlotte
N.C
John Thomas Baldwin
Baldwin
Citizens Band
Moyers Names Anchorman and Chief Reporter for CBS Reports
Bill Moyers, former White House aide and PBS host, is named anchorman and chief reporter for CBS Reports. He will join CBS June 1 with first broadcasts in October and will contribute to coverage of the political campaign. Moyers previously served as deputy Peace Corps director, Johnson aide, Johnson press secretary, and Newsday publisher.
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Bill Moyers
White House
Dan Rather
John Sharnik
CBS News
Moyers
CBS
CBS Reports
Peace Corps
Lyndon B. Johnson
Johnson
Long Island
Newsday
Nephew Says Rocky Offered Him RFK Seat
John D. Rockefeller IV claims his uncle Nelson A. Rockefeller tried for ten days to persuade him to accept the late Robert Kennedy’s Senate seat after Kennedy’s 1968 assassination. The then governor Jay Rockefeller did not comment. Charles Goodell was later named to fill the vacancy.
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RFK
Huntington
W.va
John D. ‘Ay’ Rockefeller IV
Nelson A. Rockefeller
U.S
Robert Kennedy
Senate
Kennedy
Nelson Nelson Rockefeller
New York
Rockefeller
Marshall University
West Virginia
Charles Goodell
Bishop Calls TV Programs Waste Of Time In Peoria
Peoria bishop Edward O Rourke blasts network television as a complete waste of time harming culture and viewers saying many programs are unsuitable for the public.
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Bishop
Peoria, Ill
Edward O'Rourke
Peoria
$2 Million Invested Permanent Injunction Stops Sale of Pinehurst Securities
A federal judge in Greensboro issued a permanent injunction prohibiting former Pinehurst Mortgage and Loan Corp officers Frederick N. Boswell and Howard Herndon from using interstate commerce to sell notes or securities. The order also bars their agents from similar actions, with the SEC seeking to halt fraud allegations tied to 1974 suit and ongoing bankruptcy proceedings. The injunction covers conduct by Boswell, Herndon, and associated parties as they seek reorganizational relief while a court-appointed trustee oversees Pinehurst.
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Eugene Gordon
Boswell
Herndon
SEC
PML
Southern Pines
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