North Carolina redistricting ruling eyed by July 1967
A three judge federal panel ruled that the North Carolina Legislature may have to redraw district lines by July 1, 1967 to address disputed apportionment. The panel suggested that congressmen from sparsely populated eastern and western districts may have to run against each other to allow more representation for the populous Piedmont. The judges warned lawmakers to redesign districts when the General Assembly reconvenes in January.
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Greensboro
North Carolina
Sparsley
Piedmont
General Assembly
Graham Crusade Effects on Atlanta Weighs on City Crime
A 1960s Atlanta poll finds church leaders split on Billy Graham crusade impacts with Dr. Louie Daddy and Dr. Robert Burns noting personal spiritual gains and continued church engagement while crime remains a citywide concern. The discussion traces changes in morals and religious fervor against a backdrop of rising crime and ongoing crusade dates in Greenville and Europe.
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Atlanta, Ga
Atlanta
Mini- Meeraben
Louie Dadie
Druid Hills Baptist Church
Newton
Graham
United States
Greenville
S.C
London
Berlin
Robert Burns
Peachtree
Burns
Crime Commission
Legislative committee overemphasis evident in opinion
The document notes the committee is further indicative of overemphasis on certain factors and concludes with an opinion to that effect.
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Legislative Committee
Negro Shot In Arrest Attempt In Chesnee
AP report states Chesnee police officer shot and killed a Black man after attempting to arrest him shortly after noon Saturday in Chesnee. Coroner George Adams said the suspect, Dunn, was arrested for drunkenness.
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Chesnee
Down- Chesnee
Wall
Spartanburg
George Adams
Dunn
Heart Sunday Drive Aims to Reach 61000 in NC
North Carolina organizers plan Heart Sunday outreach with 61 000 residents expected to participate. Mrs Lacy leads the campaign as part of a broader physician education and community health effort in cooperation with William C Friday and the Consolidated of North Carolina.
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Chapel Hill
N.C
Heart Associations
North Carolina
Watson will not seek Senate seat in reelection bid
Rep. Albert W. Watson of South Carolina announced he will run for reelection this year and will not pursue a U.S. Senate candidacy. He switched from Democrat to Republican after Democrats punished him for supporting Barry Goldwater and resigned from the House to run for his 2nd District seat. He cited strong urging from South Carolinians and a long-time desire to serve in the Senate as influential factors.
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Washington
Albert W. Watson
R.S.C
U.S. Senate
Watson
House
Democrats
Barry Goldwater
South Carolina
Senate
Republican Party
Police Create Two Man Motorcycle Unit for Charlotte Robberies
Charlotte police chief John Hord announced a dedicated two man motorcycle squad to patrol the downtown area after a fourth robbery in 24 hours. The rugged bikes can traverse alleys and tracks, with walkie talkies to monitor headquarters, aiming to deter purse snatchers and shoplifters during rapid response times. The force also deployed 15 extra patrol cars.
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Charlotte
John Hord
Hord
First Women Die In Viet Nam War
Allendale South Carolina reports Lt. Jones and Lt. Carol Dratha the first American military women killed in Viet Nam. Their helicopter crashed near Saigon after likely hitting a power line. Jones a nursing graduate. Dratha from Dumore Pennsylvania. Pentagon to investigate cause.
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Viet Nam
Allendale
S.C
Jones
List Army Field Hospital
Honour
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