12 Violent Deaths Reported In State
The Associated Press reports at least 12 people died from violence in North Carolina over the weekend, with eight road fatalities raising the traffic death total to 23. Names include Joseph Lee Aysure, Bernard Collins, Brack Freeman, Redema Cox Ingold, Willie Hoover, Wade Weiseauon, Condary Stencil, Jimmy Joe Gibbs, Harold E. Waller, Donald Gene Beasley, Claude Odell Lambert, and Harold Dean Graham among others.
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Associated Press
North Carolina
Warrenton
Joseph Lee Aysure
Bernard Collins
U.S. 401
Brack Freeman
Union County
Redema Cox
Ingold
Awsheborg
Willie Hoover
Winston Salem
Lance
Wade W.eauson
Camp Lejeune
Johnstown
Condary Stencil
Rt. 2
Kenly
Jimmy Joe Gibbs
Charlotte
Harold E. Waller
Cherry Point
Donald Gene Beasley
Apex
Claude Odell Lambert
Ashehora
Harold Dean Graham
Cerro Gordo
Stock market ends mixed amid broad activity and losses
In New York the stock market settled into an irregular pattern with heavier trading. Major sections showed mixed results as Dow Jones average slipped about 2 points at noon while gains appeared for Gulf Oil, Texaco, and several industrials though many issues retreated or held small gains. Also noted were declines in Am Tel & Tel and Chrysler as investors weighed final 1983 portfolio moves and dividend actions amid a quiet, unsettled trading day.
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New York
Ches & Ohio
Chrysler
Coca-Cola
Columbia G&e
Fire Department
Kodak
Dow Chem
Airlor
Ko- Eastman Kod
Firestone
Bae
Tures
Odyear T&r
Gulf Oil Corp - 47
Mar
S.s-S
Tel & Tel
Kayser Roth
Fliggett Buyers
Ieockh Air
Lda Bly Jborchard
ASAI
Martin Marietta
Motorola Vere iNatl Biscuit
Patos Chrysler
Nat Dairy Pd
Natl Distillers
NY Central
Am Avia
du Pont
Penney J C
Roebuck
Adams Millis
Sporry Corp Allied Cho
Allis Chal
Calif
Am Can Co
Std Oil NJ Am
Enka Azyi Stevens J P Am Motors
Texaco Inc
Ms Am Tel & Tel
Textron Inc
Union Bag Atch T&sf
UN Carbide
Atl Coast Line
Union Pac
Air Refining
United Airlines
Avco Co
Wyi
United Aire
United Fruit
Bendix Corp
US Rubber Vores
Beth Sil
Boeing Air
Borden Coois
Va P&p
Burland
Diplomat Denies Spy Charges In Sofia Case
In Vienna, American diplomat Thomas R. Blackshear denied Communist charges tying him to a Bulgarian spy. A Bulgarian radio broadcast said there was no proof of espionage and that Blackshear and the spy did not recognize each other. Georgiev, 58, has pleaded guilty to spying for the CIA. trial continues in Sofia.
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Vienna
Tial
Est
Bulgarian Radio Sunday
Thomas R. Blackshear
U.S
Sofia
Ivan Asen Christof Georgiev
USN
Blackshear
Main Street
Bulgaria
Georgiev
U.S. Central Intelligence Agency
Fire tragedy and political clash cloud Greensboro scene
A wall of smoke and flames engulfed a Greensboro area building injuring occupants as a blaze raged near the Em Room. One woman, Marian F Curry of Santiago Chile, formerly of Greensboro Indiana, died from multiple fractures after an improvised line failed. A medical examiner cited asphyxiation as a cause in another death while authorities assessed insurance and unknown coverage. In North Carolina political tension rose as a candidate condemned literacy tests and called for voting reforms amid the emergency.
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Marian F. Curry
Santiago
Chile
Greensboro
In.c
Jake
E. C. Mossmagie
Derman
Moore
North Carolina
Report on literacy tests and voting rights emerges
A commission report presented to President Johnson urges abolishing literacy tests as a prerequisite for voting. State Democratic Chairman Bert Bennett Jr. signs additional views calling literacy tests wrong in principle.
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Ooss Bert Bennett Jr
Johnson
Bennett
Senate Redistricting Tops N C News Of 1963
The 1963 North Carolina year saw Senate redistricting as the top news story, with urban areas clashing over reapportionment, a major higher education bill, and debates on race and integration. The year featured protests, a lethal Lexington riot, the Ford Foundation funded North Carolina Fund, and gubernatorial race moves led by Preyer Moore and Lake.
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Melvin Lang
Senate
General Assembly
Carolina
Ashly
North Caro
North Carolina
Piedmont
Associ
University of North
Lexington
Fred Link
Art Richardson
High
Point Enterprise
Link
Arolina
Creanehass
U.S
L. Richardson Preyer
Greensboro
Thad Eure
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Richardson
Davidson County
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Sturgis May & CO
N. C. Nail Bank
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Exe Adams
Imogene Coca Paut Lunde
Robert Lansing
Realty Course
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Lee Institute of Guilford College
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Jane Russell
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Pat Moone
West
Frank Sinatra
Dean Martin
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