Redevelopment Commission Wins Partial Court Victory in High Point
Judge Allen Gwyn ruled the Supreme Court objections to the local project were met but kept the restraining order in place on a day to day basis. A next hearing to decide on dissolving the order is expected next week with a possible $250000 bond if continued. The judge also rejected a broad charge of arbitrariness while accepting amendments from the Redevelopment Commission on urban renewal terms.
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Redevelopment Commission of
High Point
Superior Court
Allen Gwyn
Supreme Court
Redevelopment Commission
Gwyn
Redevelopment Commission and the City Council
Opening Day Flue-Cured Tobacco Markets Open Strong
Eastern tobacco markets report opening day sales of 10,417,902 pounds at an average of 46.26 per hundred. North Carolina sold 5,640,568 pounds and South Carolina 6,279,138 pounds with mixed gains and some price declines, while total Belt sales reached 11,919,706 pounds as volume remained heavy and quality varied.
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Associated Press
Carolina Belt
South Carolina
North Carolina
Nencram
Pevornn
Border Belt
Living Costs Rise .3% In July
Washington AP reports living costs rose three tenths of a percent in July the largest monthly rise in a year. Meat poultry and fish prices led the gain boosting the food index 0.9 percent from June to July while meat costs remained 1.4 percent below a year earlier. Transportation and medical care rose 0.2 percent each as housing held steady amid offsetting moves in furnishings and fuels.
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Washington
Labor Department
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Sidney A. Jaffe
Bureau
Democrats Optimistic On Vote Yet Cautious In Tone
At the Atlantic City convention Democrats express optimism about November gains but worry over a white backlash and civil rights as an obstacle. State leaders map 18 solid Johnson Humphrey states, 17 chance states, and 5 states with limited prospects, with regional tensions and party organization cited as hurdles.
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Vermont
Washington
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Nebraska
South Carolina
Louisiana
Mississippi
Virginia
Jesse Unruh
State Assembly
Duchies
Sam Goddard
Johnson
Barry Goldwater
GOP
Paratroopers Break Up Catholic Buddhist Riots
In Saigon clashes between Buddhist and Roman Catholic students escalated as paratroopers used fixed bayonets to separate combatants. At least one Buddhist student was killed, raising two days of deadly religious unrest. Fires, street battles, and mob assaults on a Catholic newspaper office marked the turmoil.
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South Viet Nam
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Rngee
Xay Dung
I Intareantian
Nouvet ii
Meantie
President says running mate ready to speak in fall campaign
The President told the closing session of the Democratic National Convention that his running mate would be ready to address voters in the fall. He stressed the point again at a Democratic National Committee meeting this morning.
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Democratic National Committee
Not Senator Humphrey Heads List of Johnson Remarks
President Johnson challenged Senator Hubert Humphrey while noting the vice presidential pick, praising Humphrey as ideal for veep but joking that he would need to work hard, as Goldwater’s name drew a similar quip during the convention. The piece also covers Khanh’s junta, Saigon unrest, and security surrounds the general staff.
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Senator Humphrey
Hubert Humphrey
Vice Tresides
Puulis
Ave Aya Btu
Datunavasnrs
Khanh
Gracie Allen Dies at 58 After Heart Attack
Hollywood report states Gracie Allen, longtime partner of George Burns, died at Cedars of Lebanon Hospital at 11:15 p.m. She was 58 and had suffered prior mild heart attacks. Burns and Allen starred together for 34 years and she had retired in 1958. Burn’s brother said she stayed in good health until the fatal episode.
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Bob Thomas Adams
Hollywood
Gracie Marty Mills
Allen
Burns and Allen
Miss Allen
George Burns
Cedars of Lebanon Hospital
Beverly Hills
William Burns
George
Eiie
Cleo Weakens as Hurricane Murders Toll Rises
Hurricane Cleo carved a 2,500 mile path of death and destruction from Florida to Georgia with 138 confirmed deaths. Forecasters kept hurricane warnings from Cape Kennedy to Jacksonville while Cleo weakened to 40 mph offshore and moved inland toward Brunswick Ga as air reconnaissance noted winds near hurricane strength but the eye remained offshore.
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Fla
Cleo
Georgia
Caribbean
Florida
Gold Coast
Atlantic
Arnold Sugg
Jacksonville
St. Augustine
North Beach
Brunswick
Miami
Gold Lugg
Cape Kentie
Savannah
Ganedy
Hur
Cressout
Daytona Beach
Cleo Expected Offshore This Morning Strengthen Offshore
The Weather Bureau at Miami said Cleo was expected to prove offshore this morning and intensify. Hurricane warnings remained up at Brunswick, Ga.
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Miami
Cleo
Brunswick
Nominees Begin Shaping Drive After Convention
President Johnson rode out at the convention rally in Atlantic City as Democrats rally for a national campaign. He claimed the party would win with broad support while Republicans face a potential shift of moderates and liberals. Johnson touted polls showing Democrats gaining strength and urged unity with running mate Hubert Humphrey as he prepared for the general election.
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Johnson
Sen. Hu
Bert H. Humphrey
Lbj Ranch
Sen
Barry
Goldwater
Hall
Democratic National Committee
Kennedy Erupts in Tears at Democratic Convention Tribute
Attorney General Robert F. Kennedy, still grieving for his brother, faced a rapt audience as he delivered a solemn tribute to John F. Kennedy at the Democratic National Convention. Tears filled his eyes as delegates reacted with emotional silence and sustained applause during a 13 minute moment honoring the late president.
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N.J
Robert F. Kennedy
John F. Kennedy
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Kennedy
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Turault
Jay Uiessen
Robert Kennedy
U.S
New York
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