Sanford Declines Democratic Veep Candidacy
North Carolina Governor Terry Sanford refused to be considered a Democratic vice presidential candidate. He thanked supporters Dr. John Dees and Ernest Parker for their efforts while stating he is not running and does not expect to obtain the position. Dees and Parker said the push could be halted if Sanford opposes it.
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Raleigh
N. C
Terry Sanford
John Dees
Ernest Parker
Dees
Burgaw
Parker
Southport
North Carolina
Sanford
Percei
Keating To Seek Re-Election To Senate
New York AP Keating Republican senator Kenneth B. Keating says he will seek reelection. He may face Attorney General Robert F. Kennedy in the Democratic nomination and indicates he will run independently of the national ticket, pledging not to trim his stance for anyone's backing.
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New York
Kenneth B. Keating
Barry Goldwater
Robert F. Kennedy
Keating
Keating hints at seeking return to Senate race
Keating says he has decided to try for a second term in the Senate. He states he is willing to gamble with the voters of New York and acknowledges potential defeat but vows to remain ready for the fight.
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Keating
New York
Beause Women’s News
Violence incited Red broadcasts urging revolt
A Washington AP analysis reports Sen. Carl Curtis accusing two top Cabinet officials of trying to smear Republican nominee Barry Goldwater. Curtis targets U.N. Ambassador Adlai Stevenson, Secretary of State Dean Rusk, and Defense Secretary Robert Mahinewane, citing Maoist and Soviet propaganda praising violence. The piece discusses China Cuba and Red China urging urban unrest and revolutionary violence as a tactic in ideological warfare.
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Jack Bell Washington
Twotop Cabinet
Carl T. Curtis
Rneb
Barry Goldwater
Sammnittan
Curtis
Senate
U.N
Adlai S. Stevenson
State
Dean Rusk
Defense
Tishark Oo Mahinewane
William L
Ryan
Rece
NMUN
Seavecetus
Cuba
Red
China
Mao Oats Eeean
Tze-tung
U.S
Peking
America
National Liberation Movement
Radio Free Dix
Africa
Asia
Latin
Robert F. Williams
Red Chi
Stevenson
Fevo
Frank Coe
Frank Coejal
U.S. Sea
Ate
Western Hemisphere
International
Three Men Held In Death At Pinehurst
Three men are jailed in Moore County for investigation into the death of Arthur C. McMullen a wealthy bachelor. Coroner W K Carpenter says McMullen died from a beating with a fractured skull and numerous wounds likely suffered over days. The suspects are James D. Hartley Layton Prevatte and Davie Hancock. Funeral services are set for Mt Hope Cemetery Tuesday. He is survived by his father Ray W McMullen, a sister Mrs Georgie Browne and two brothers Maj Malcolm McMullen and Co Ray McMullen.
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Moore County
W. K Carpenter
McMullen
Carpenter
James D. Hartley
Linville
Pinehurst
Layton Prevatte
Hoffman
Davie Hancock
West End
H. H. Grimm
Grimm
Mt. Hope Cemetery
Ray W. McMullen
Baltimore, Md
Georgie Browne
Charlottesville
Ray McMullen
Deritta
Maj
Malcolm McMullen
Norfolk, Va
McNamara Comments Stir Debate on War Timeline
Rusk argued that before the New Frontier era there was no Berlin Wall, while Curtis urged McNamara to clarify remarks that the country would be at war in Vietnam for five years, highlighting ongoing policy disputes amid Cold War pressures.
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Rusk
Berlin Wall
McNamara
Curtis
Viet Nam
Plans To Reach 120 Ex Slave In Alabama
Will Adams, born August 20, 1850 and former slave, aims to live to 120 as kinfolk worry he may climb trees. He worked at a sawmill until age 94, rode an ox cart in Civil War days, and credits "good clean living." He rises at 5 am for coffee, attends Methodist services, and has avoided alcohol and tobacco.
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Atmore
Ala
Will Adams
Adams
Mattie Thomas
W. T. Smith Lumber Co
Chapman
Louisville Nashville Railroad
Virginia
Alabama
Platform Committee Hears Tax Proposals in Washington
Secretary Douglas Dillon urged excise tax cuts next year as part of efforts to spur growth. President Johnson's economist suggested channeling some rising tax revenue back to states, possibly via a dividend or broader tax reductions. The committee also discussed civil rights plank tactics to avoid a mandate clash at the 1964 convention, while forecasts project GDP reaching $640 billion in early next year.
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Washington
Secretary of the Treasury
Douglas Dillon
Johnson
Treasur
Mittee
Tetard Party
Dillon
Congress
Platform
Heller
Walter W. Heller
Eisenhower
Heiler
Robert R. Richardson
Atlanta
UNC Plans Statewide Educational TV Network Expansion
The University of North Carolina unveiled a plan to build an 11 station statewide educational TV network reaching about three million people. Four new transmitters were proposed at Concord, Columbia, Linville and Asheville with completion targeted for 1965, alongside WUNC TV as a central hub with Greensboro Raleigh and Chapel Hill.
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Chapel Hill, N. C
University of North Carolina
UNC
William C. Friday
Concord
Columbia
Linville
Asheville
Wunc-Tv
Greensboro
Raleigh
Chapel Hill
North Carolina
The
University
Charlotte - Mecklenburg
Wilmington
Kinston
Wilson - Greenville
Roanoke
State Educatic
Bus crash kills eight on highway near San Clemente
A church bus carrying 65 Disciples of Christ members collided head on with seven vehicles on U.S. 161 six miles south of San Clemente near San Onofre Bridge. Eight people died including Deborah Lee Rogers, 12, adopted daughter of Roy Rogers and Dale Evans. About 40 were injured. ten in serious condition. The 21 year old bus lacked an emergency exit.
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Dial Turgerson
San Clemente
Calif
Roy Rogers
Dale Evans
U.S. 161
Disciples of Christ Chapel of
San Onofre Creek
Deborah Lee Rogers
Rogers
Miss Evans
Goldwater Aides Map Massive TV Campaign Ahead
Washington AP Barry Goldwater aides outline a broad television drive costing about 4 million dollars aimed at countering Democratic moves in the White House race. Plans include regional and national programs, live appearances, and spot ads on radio and TV before the end of September. They expect Johnson to resist face to face debates, noting his convention decision pending.
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Washington
Barry Goldwater
White House
Goldwater
Republican National
Dean Burch
Johnson
Nevada wildfires rage near Elko area grows
More than a dozen Nevada fires scorched about 350 square miles of grazing land within a 50 mile radius of Elko since Saturday. The Bureau of Land Management bolstered crews and air support, aiming to contain four major blazes and a fifth near the Nevada Reform School area. Private flights were banned to speed airlift.
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Nevada
Rhode Island
Elko
Bureau of Land Management
Air Force and
Forest Service
Elke
Nevada Reform School
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Winston-Salem
Pittsboro
Robin Mannock
Leopoldville
the Congo
Congo
United Nations
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International Labor Organization
Francois Preziosi
U.N. High Commission For Refugees
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Geneva
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McCormack
Everett M. Dirksen
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