Federal registration push eyed in North Carolina vote plan
In Raleigh AP reports the federal government may send voter registrars to North Carolina to aid Negro registration under the Voting Rights Act. McKissick says the effort aims to reach all 100 counties with more counties adopting year round registration. State Elections Board chair Seawell doubts the need and stresses compliance with the law. Four counties already use year round registration Cur Wayne Wilson and Robeson host year round books. others open only before elections. Literacy tests may be removed in four counties per Attorney General Katzenbach orders.
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Robeson
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Nicholas Katzenbach
VFW backs law before study commission
The VFW will support the proposed law before the study commission. Rep. Steve Dooley of Gastonia spoke for the 18,000 member organization. Col. William T. Joyner questioned university policy independence and accreditation standards during the session.
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Goodman
Steve Dooley
Gastonia
William T. Joyner
Fields
University of Neth Carolina Board of Trustees
Joyner
Cotton futures open with no trades registered in New York
Domestic cotton futures opened with no actual trades registered. Quoted prices show near term readings around 29.5 to 29.7 cents per pound across July and December contracts. Market activity appears light as traders await clearer signals.
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Abbott Lab
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Er Howe
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T&t
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US Steel
Ag Kayser Ro
Varian
Vascomt
KirnbChark
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Leer Seg
ArratCk
Armour
Iwagane
wuntTel
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Winntix
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Avon
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Hong
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Beckman
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ISA
Zenith
Bendix
Argos
Mar
Norfolk Way
Norton
ConEtecind
Norwah
OnioEdis
OfisEiev
Pan Am
Penn Dixie
Penney
PepsiCo
Uead
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Abe Im
Heimer
Rexall
Royo
Unclear NASA Atlas-Centaur rocket attempt on ocean moon mission
A reported spaceflight attempt described a 112 foot Atlas Centaur rocket failing previously and a current launch plan to place a spacecraft into a looping earth orbit. It notes prior explosions and questions whether the Moon’s surface can support manned landings with experts split on safety.
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Experimental lunar survey plan notes duration and tools
Later surveyors use scientific instruments to study the moon. They will set up, analyze soil, measure moonquakes, and make observations for up to 30 days.
United States Opposes Abandoning U N Finance Efforts
Congress shows strong opposition to abandoning efforts to pressure Russia to pay United Nations peacekeeping assessments. Senate leaders and officials discuss arrears by Russia and 11 other nations, with a committee set to meet August 16 to study no dues no vote. Russia and its allies refuse payment while the State Department reviews Article 19.
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Dirksen
United States
United Nations
de Goldberg
Jack Bell
San Bas Ur
Congress
Russia
Senate Lican
Evan Ste
Aise
Committee of 33
Goldberg
State Department
Robert J. McCloskey
U.S
France
Congo
Middle
Byelorussia
Albania
Czechoslovakia
Hungary
Poland
Romania
Soviet Union
Chicago Marches Draw Opposition in Civil Rights Debate
Alpha Phi Alpha President Dr. Lionel H Newsom denounces marches near Chicago Mayor Daley as jeopardizing progress. He criticizes demonstrators and urges Willis replacement, linking protests to broader school integration tensions during the fraternity convention in Chicago.
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Chicago
Alpha Phi Alpha
Richard J Daley
Lionel H. Newsom
Barber-Scotia College
Concord
N.C
War For Human Rights
Wey Sohoce
Benjamin C Willis
Newsom
Willis
Daley
Albert Raby
Coordinating Council of Community Organizations
Ben
Newsee
Fortier
Southern University
Baton Tt la
Morehouse
Viet Cong ambush on Pleiku relief convoy at Duc Co
Column reports heavy fighting as a Viet Cong ambush disrupts a two mile relief convoy from Pleiku toward Duc Co. The airstrip at Duc Co remains unusable. U.S. advisers tally 153 Viet Cong dead, with 66 more in the area, while government troops suffer at least 60 fatalities along the road.
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Pleiku
Duc Co
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