Waynick predicts large North Carolina protests this summer
Raleigh Governor Sanford adviser Gen Capus Waynick warned of massive Negro demonstrations across the South, predicting 83 percent in North Carolina. He said tensions rise in northern cities and protests spread, while saying he cannot foresee demonstrations being delayed until after primaries. The stock market reaction and comments on civil rights tensions are noted, with Waynick urging a calm, practical approach to reduce unrest.
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Cigarette Makers See 1964 First Quarter Earnings Dip
First quarter revenues and profits for major cigarette manufacturers declined versus 1963, with profits down 0.4 percent on a 4.8 percent sales drop. R J Reynolds and Philip Morris led gains, while most other makers fell. The report highlights state differences, noting California and Pennsylvania variances, and outlines regional plans for industry support and recovery efforts.
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Six held in three year old Stafford slaying case
In Stafford Virginia police said they have in custody all but one of six people indicted Monday for the murder of 19 year old William Roy Leach who was shot during a hold up at a service station on November 8, 1961. Two suspects were arrested in North Carolina after the indictments. the sixth is Raymond H. Duggins in the Army in Germany awaiting return. Leach was found in a parts storeroom and died in a Richmond hospital.
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Fredericksburg
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High Point
Luther Durham Jr
Alice Anne Frittz
Dogue
George Monroe Easter
Spotsylvania County
Raymond H. Duggins
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Richmond
Strike at Golden Belt in Durham halts plant output
About 300 workers at Golden Belt Manufacturing Co. went on strike after a 90 day contract extension expired without renewal. Pickets stood outside the Main Street plant as union and management bargained with state and federal mediators next to end wage demands and a contract lapse. Only clerical staff remained on the job during the stoppage. The plant, a subsidiary of American Tobacco Co., makes cigarette wrappers and other paper products for the Durham facility and has held talks since January.
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Hoffa Faces Possible Public Accounting Of Union Funds
A California Teamsters official faces tax issues while the federal government mulls stepping in under labor law to demand a public accounting of union funds used to defend Hoffa. Wirtz's spokesman says active consideration but no authority to halt payments. Landrum Griffin act lets members sue for improper spending. Philadelphia rebels had pressed for court action, though current plans are uncertain as leaders report the treasury closed to Hoffa’s trial expenses pending legal review.
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Leud resume including present compensation to Personnel Department
Leud submits a resume noting current compensation details to the Personnel Department. The document lists salary range, benefits, and tenure, reflecting candidacy and prior roles. It outlines responsibilities and qualifications relevant to the posted position.
Hotel Fires May Have Been Work Of Arsonist
Greenville authorities and hotel officials say six fires in three days at the Jack Tar Poinsett Hotel may have been deliberately set. Police are investigating possible arson and reviewing security footage as guests were evacuated and hotel staff worked to contain the blazes.
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Poverty From Page 1 A Cotton Futures Rise
New York reports cotton futures opened up 90 cents to 1.10 a bale higher than the previous close. Henderson, Kentucky, Maids monitor traffic and issue parking tickets as part of city efforts. A Brant Lee Police Chief Aubrey Williams noted $845,000 in expenditures and a plan to locate rural and urban residents needing state and local aid to help them stand on their own. Mayor Traxler said officials will identify obstacles to self sufficiency and address them with cooperation from agencies. A suspect was under investigation as officials arranged a conference with federal authorities. Traxler cited hotel patrols and ongoing smoke from a recent hotel fire.
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Brant Lee
Aubrey Williams
Sanford
Anoue
Wve Feaifs
Unusual Insurance Claim From Burlington Woman
Patsy Hay of Burlington filed an unusual claim after saying a mile took a bite out of her car seat. She said one bite of the foam rubber altered the seat’s taste and kept the damaged seat as evidence in case the insurer questions the claim.
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Burlington, N. C
Patsy Hay
Burlington
Write-in notes on Scranton and Kennedy record
Schweiker cites John F Kennedy's 1960 write-in win of 183073 votes in the state and notes Gov Scranton has not campaigned and even discouraged write-ins. The article adds U S steel production for February 1984 at 9458000 net tons of ingots and castings.
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Schweiker
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