Charlotte Summer Theater Faces Mixed North Carolina Support
North Carolina's summer theaters spread across the region with Charlotte's venture seeing uneven response. Attendance for the first five shows reached about 52,000, eight thousand below last year, as producer Stanley Waren notes broader regional support affects results and plans may shift to more varied programming and shorter seasons.
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Congress Faces Heavy Workload
Washington AP reports Congress faces a packed agenda including a Senate vote on a House bill to create a Department of Urban Affairs, a House debate on Johnson’s $855 million per year public works and development plan, and a $1.65 billion continuation of the anti poverty program. Also under consideration are pay raises for troops, Fortas Supreme Court nomination, and Viet Nam war funding. Senator Byrd attacks the housing and urban development department proposal as backdoor spending.
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Klan And Negroes March In Georgia
In Americus Georgia a Ku Klux Klan rally and a civil rights march occurred within hours of each other. State troopers and city police maintained order as about 1000 participants gathered from both sides. Andrew Whatley a 21 year old white man was shot at a street corner during tension between groups. Two Black defendants have been indicted on murder charges in his death.
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Welch Talk Picketed At LA Anti Communism Rally
About 58 protesters gathered outside a four day conference headlined by Welch and the John Birch Society. Speakers urged hardline positions on Vietnam and civil rights, with calls for out of Vietnam or nuclear options, amid Klan processions and chants denouncing communism.
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Encyclopaedia Britannica
North America
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Atlanta
Georgia
Rathore Journeys To Hometown From New Delhi
Jagannah S Rathore travels by train from New Delhi to Jackson 258 miles southeast amid a sad trip following illness in Sydney. He arrived by plane at dawn, exhausted with swollen legs, staying with B N Mehrotra, hoping home food aids recovery. Plans weeks of medical treatment and potential visit to Kanpur to see relatives. A convert from Hinduism, Rathore is an ordained Methodist minister who taught at Barber-Scotia College in Concord before falling ill last fall.
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Lackson
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Barber-Scotia College
Big John freight rates cut grain costs four years on
The 60 percent lower Southern freight rates began in July 1961 but faced roadblocks until May 1963. Since then Southern has hauled grain at reduced rates, saving the Southeast about $40 million annually and fostering a new livestock industry that could add over a billion dollars yearly to the region’s economy. The program is celebrated as a milestone for Southern and the South.
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Killed In Accidents Seek Riseord Salt mele
Hendersonville NC AP reports Conrad Everett Grooms 23 of Rt.3 Candier was killed by a high powered rifle in a home near Hendersonville. George Griswold 44 of Rt.3 Tryon surrendered and was held pending a coroner's inquest. Troopers plan weekend patrols in August. Other fatalities include three from a Lexington area accident near Lexington and a head-on near Goldsboro. Names include Myrtis Barnes, Bill Barnes, Michael Hant, plus several others from North Carolina and nearby states.
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Candier
Heidersonville
George Griswold
Rt. 3
Tryon
Jeaven
Bill Barnes
Myrtis Barnes
Mocksville
Michaelar Hant
Lexington
Alfred Hobgood
I Smithfield
Prentice Urzell
Goldsboro
Neuse River Flooding Delays Near Goldsboro
The Weather Bureau reports continued flooding along the lower Neuse below Goldsboro as two minor downstream rises move past Smithfield last week. The level rise may be slowed by these movements despite the river remaining above normal.
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Aviation document on disarmament plan stirs U S security debate
A source disclosed a paper alleging plans for total U S arms disarmament and UN rule, sparking criticism that the study ignores feasibility and focuses on hypothetical issues. North American spokesmen said it aimed to insure national security objectives rather than proposing real controls.
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