Wood eyes second primary and death penalty stance
Democratic governor hopeful George Wood campaigns in High Point stressing integrity over a single issue. He backs a constitutional convention and tax reforms while arguing the death penalty is already enshrined by the state Supreme Court. He says his campaign emphasizes other reforms and that he is his own spokesman, not a packaged product.
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Fountain Opposition Shows Wide Democratic Primary Field
In Raleigh veteran Rep L H Fountain faces three Democratic challengers in the 1960 primary. State Sen J Russell Kirby leads a vigorous bid, arguing Fountain’s record is weak on education and lacking farm committee service. Other candidates Henry B Thorpe Jr and Elbert G Rudasill run less visible campaigns. Fountain defends his experience and ability to open doors for constituents.
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