NC House approves reapportionment plan 106 to 10 vote
The North Carolina House tentatively approved a population based reapportionment bill 106 to 10 with final passage delayed by third reading objections. Senate leaders pushed to grow legislative membership and debate a separate redistricting plan impacting Durham and Forsyth counties amid motions to expand both chambers.
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Raleigh
North Carolina
House of Representatives
House
Senate
Aspect Study Commission
Jones County
Greene
Lengir
Russians Brew Spicy Pudding
AP analysis by William L. Ryan examines Soviet diplomacy in Asia and Indochina. It notes Moscow’s push to outbid Beijing for Hanoi’s loyalty, Brezhnev leading a Moscow delegation to Mongolia, and the aim to secure nonproliferation talks if West German influence is kept off nuclear weapons. The piece discusses risks, Cuban ties, and the balance of power amid Vietnam and China.
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William L. Ryan
Kremlin
Asia
Viet Nam
Hanoi
Indochina
Alexei N. Kosygin
Tashkent
Johnson
Peking
Leonid I. Brezhnev
Mongolia
Moposean
U.S.S.R
China
Cuba
Moscow
Piedmont Legislators Propose Alternate Redistricting Plan
Twenty six Piedmont legislators drafted an alternate congressional redraw to oppose a plan from a special committee. They propose moving Warren County to District 2 and transferring Durham and Forsyth counties in different configurations, aiming for a more equitable Piedmont vote and potentially forcing Gov. Dan Moore to take a stand.
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Lis
Piedmont
Durham
Porsyth County
Warren County
Pall Taylor
Billy
Senate
George Wood
Camden
Thurstan Artedge
Polk
Raleigh
Bursham
Forsyth
With Sea
Herman Moore
Mecklenburg
Moore
Standay
Pred Mills
Ansan
We Group
Leaders Carry Shastri Casket In Special Session
In a special session address the governor avoided endorsing any plan or proposing concrete measures, signaling no decisive moves on the issue at hand and leaving policy options open.
Indians Mourn Shastri's Death
Indians mourn Prime Minister Lal Bahadur Shastri after his death from a heart attack. Leaders from around the world attend the cremation beside the Yamuna River as Gulzarilal Nanda vows to carry on Shastri's peace pledge with Pakistan. Soviet and Pakistani officials act to withdraw forces following wartime arrangements.
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Alexei Kosygin
Pakistan
Asub Khan
India
Lal Bahadur Shastri
Tashkent
New Delhi
Shastri
New Dishe
New Nethi
Lia Bahadur Shastri
Dumna
Jawaharlal Nehru
Gulzarilal Nanda
Kemp Plan Killed As Senate Realigns Districts
In Raleigh the North Carolina Senate rejected Ed Kemp's proposal to redrawn districts, while endorsing a plan to cut seats from 38 to 33. Senators White and Ruffin urged proceeding, and debate noted Guilford County would gain or lose seats under different schemes amid ongoing reapportionment tests.
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Raleigh
North Carolina
Guilford County
Randolph
Kemp
Aodale
Senate
Guilford
White
Lindsay Warren Jr
Wayne
Judge Sets Aside Key Property Award in Urban Renewal Block
Superior Court Judge John D. McConnell voided a jury award of 58790 for Thomas C. Key’s property on E Commerce Street in East Central Urban Renewal Project. Condemnation was brought by High Point Redevelopment Commission. Magic Block sold to High Point College for lease to Sears Roebuck Co.
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Superior Court
John D. McConnell
Southern Pisies
Thomas C. Key
McConnell
E. Commerce Street
East Central Urban Renewal
High Point Redevelopment Commission
High Point College
Sears and Roebuck Co
Legislators Gather Quietly for North Carolina Redistricting
Legislators in Raleigh entered with a serious mood as court-ordered districting loomed. The session opened with little ceremony, officials facing disenchantment and the possibility it could be their last General Assembly. Delegations from Rutherford Bladen and nearby counties voiced objections and urged their leaders to consider pre session plans.
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William A. Seares
Remy
Tey
General Assembly of
North Carolina
House
Senate
Surtry
Rutherford
Bladen
Durhan
Dame
Sukarno Expels American Newsmen From Indonesia
President Sukarno ordered all American correspondents expelled during a speech at a ceremony for Indonesia’s new ambassador to Syria. The move followed alleged false reporting about Indonesia’s political crisis. Cor respondents from United Press International, The New York Times, and The Associated Press were named.
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Jakarta
Indonesia
APL
Sukarno
Syria
J.M. Sudjona
Fidonesia
Standard of
United Press
International
Donald Kirk
New York Times
Antoinie Yared
Sociated Press
Geo. Abdul Haris
Nasution
Koti
Supreme Operations Command
Premi¢ Subandrio
CIA Chief To Be Questioned On U S Hanoi Contact
Washington panel to quiz CIA Director William Raborn on direct U S Hanoi contact amid Vietnam peace efforts. Moyers disclosed the meeting and noted it involved a brief exchange of messages, with no substantive negotiations reported. U S diplomats and officials commented on secrecy and possible invitations for Harriman to Hanoi while Moyers described incompletely informed remarks by a trio returning from Hanoi.
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U.S
Hanoi
Washington Vap
William F. Rahorn
Johnson
North Viet Nam
Moyers
White House
Yale
Staughton Lynch
U. S
W. Averell Harriman
Saigon
Harriman
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