Madison Dispute Continues In State Senate Balloting
An order speeds court action with trial possible by jury if requested. Judge Huskins may hear the case Aug 31 or earlier if a special term is set. William Joslin chair of the state board to convene in Raleigh to canvass senatorial election returns from Madison Yancey Mitchell and McDowell counties. The board also to review evidence from the Madison inquiry.
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Burnsville
N. C
Huskins
Ton
Old Fort
William Joslin
State Board
Raleigh
Madison
Yancey
Mitchell
McDowell
Connes Ces
Peiles dl Se
Viet Cong Massing Reported Near Demarcation Line
South Vietnamese General Khanh inspected border positions at Gio Linh as North Vietnamese forces fortify their side of the Ben Hai River. He said the future depends on the Communists but that South Vietnamese and American troops are ready for any provocation. Colonel Leroy P. Collins Jr. of the 1st American Division warned the crisis may not be over.
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Gio Linh
South Nam
Premline
Khanh
Ben Hai
Col
Leroy P. Collins Jr
Training Tactics Appear Realistic
About 16 guerrillas were captured yesterday as part of a make believe war drill. An Army spokesman said area citizens have been helpful providing information and offering use of facilities for the exercise.
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Ft. Benning
Denton
Two Destroyers To Leave Tonkin
Washington reports that two U S destroyers Maddox and Turner Joy will depart Tonkin Gulf soon after more patrols continue. Defense officials say the patrols have operated over a year with irregular intervals, and the current pair will withdraw this weekend despite ongoing and future missions ordered by President Johnson and Defense Secretary Vance.
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Tenoff
Pentagon
Turner
Maddox
Saeiel
Gulf
Turner Joy
Johnson
Defense
R. Vance
Jewel
Barry Goldwater Clarifies Extremism Phrase In Letter
In a letter to former Vice President Richard Nixon Barry Goldwater argues extremism in the defense of liberty means whole hearted devotion to the cause. He says the phrase underscores unassailable commitment and rejects half hearted devotion to justice as indefensible while warning against labels and political expediency.
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New York
Barry Goldwater
Arizona
Richard M. Nixon
Turkey Threatens Cyprus Invasion Amid Rising Clash
In Nicosia and New York reports a Turkish fleet nears Cyprus and Ankara vows a hard response if Greek ships intervene. Turkish jets strike Greek Cypriot towns and positions as Cyprus reports 24 dead and 200 wounded while UN debate continues.
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Nicosia
Cyprus
Turkey
U.N
Zenon Rassides
U.N. Security Council
New York
Ankara
Makarios
Crisis escalates as forces clash in northwestern Cyprus
Map locates towns in northwestern Cyprus where tensions mount between Greek and Turkish Cypriots. Turkish air force jets hammered Greek Cypriot targets from Polis to Xeros. Polis is 55 miles west of Nicosia. UN headquarters in Nicosia reports many casualties in Xeros port. Heaviest fighting centered in Monsoura area.
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Cyprus
Polis
Xeros
Nicosia
United Nations
Monsoura
Cyprus Ambassador reports invasion fleet near Cyprus
Cyprus Ambassador Zenon Rossides told the U.N. Security Council that a Turkish invasion fleet approached within 15 miles of Cyprus before turning back. He said the council had already been briefed earlier that an invasion was possible.
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United Nations, N. Y
Cyprus
Zenon Rossides
U.N. Security Council
Rossides
Council
Antipoverty Bill Passed By House
President Johnson praised the 947.5 million antipoverty measure after the House approved it by a 226 to 184 vote. The roll call included 42 Democrats in support and 22 Republican votes, with 40 Democrats opposing. Johnson spoke from Texas about commitments to morality and relief from oppression. The legislation allows governors to veto the setup of work camps for idle youths in states.
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Washington
Johnson
House
GOP
Johnson City
Tex
Caos
Old Water Mill Operating Page Feature
Page 6-C highlights the old water mill operation with historical notes and photos. Page 1-D provides a related feature on local industry, its heritage, and preservation efforts in the community.
Murders in Civil Rights Workers: Arrests Imminent
In Mississippi and Texas, authorities pursue arrests in the slaying of three civil rights workers. The trio disappeared June 21 in Neshoba County while investigating a burned rural Negro church. The case drew FBI attention and national coverage as details emerged from interviews and press briefings.
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Chaney
Ben
Neshoba County
Mystery Solution Nearing in Mississippi Civil Rights Slayings
President Johnson said arrests may come soon in the murder of three civil rights workers Andrew Goodman Michael Schwerner and James Chaney. The workers were found dead near Philadelphia Mississippi after being last seen there June 21. Johnson vowed that murder cannot be condoned and that those responsible would be brought to justice.
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Tex
Johnson
Satelem
Mississippi
Here
FBI di- Mississippi
Andrew Goodman
Michael Schwerner
New York
James Chaney
Meridian
Miss
FBI
Philadelphia
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