Court Ruling May Slow Annexation Procedures in NC
Raleigh AP reports state elections chief Alex Brock says a Supreme Court decision could slow annexation plans in 39 North Carolina counties by delaying moves to increase white voter influence and altering polling place locations. Brock noted no detailed federal guidance yet. 89 counties including Anson Beaufort Bertie Bladen Caswell Chowan Cleveland Craven Cumberland Edgecombe Franklin Gaston Gates Granville Greene Guilford Halifax Hertford Harnett Hoke Lee Lenoir Martin Nash Northampton Onslow Pasquotank Perquimans Person Pitt Robeson Rockingham Scotland Vance Union Washington Wayne and Wilson may be affected.
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Robeson
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Wilson
Repression in the South Seen as Regional Problem
A Southern Regional Council report in South Today cites widespread suppression of radical and underground presses in the South. Police harassment, obscenity laws used for political ends, and private civil rights funding shape regional censorship with limited distinct Southern-specific action.
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Ounce
South Today
Press
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Rights Agency
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Ford Foundation
Television log notes rise of nature programs on major networks
AP reports TV has become a potent ally for conservation with shows like NBC Elephant Country and ABC Everglades highlighting endangered species and ecological collapse. Narratives show human actions draining rivers and shrinking habitats, with footage and expert narration stressing urgent wildlife protection efforts.
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NBC
Africa
Arthur Godfrey
America
Everglades
ABC
Florida
TV Guide Style Schedule Fragment From 1970s Era
A dense OCR snippet lists scattered TV programs across dayparts, including news blocks, comedies, game shows, soaps, and children’s shows. It references The Masters, Jeopardy, The Tonight Show, Petticoat Junction, I Love Lucy, and Sesame Street among others, with times and channel cues.
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Big Valley
Perry Mason
Gilligan’s
Evening TV Lineup Highlights Tonight
Capsule view of today's programs at 7:30 PM with Gunsmoke, Red Skelton guesting Elliott and Chad Everett, Here’s Lucy with Kim winning a car and a tax raffle, Reel Game quiz show, Mayberry R.F.D. foster father plot, Cab Ballou Western film with Marvin and Jane Fonda, Doris Day and Duke romance, Carol Burnett show with guests Met Torme and Michele Leo.
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Petticoat Junction
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N. C
Press
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Carters
Mayberry
R.F.D
Mike
Young
Kong
Cab Ballou
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