Romney Lodge View GOP Platform Pledges
In San Francisco two former presidential hopefuls Henry Cabot Lodge and George Romney address platform writers. They discuss foreign policy and civil rights, with Lodge returning to Scranton’s bid and Rockefeller critiquing Goldwater on foreign and domestic issues during the platform debate.
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San Francisco
Platform
Henry Cabot Lodge
George Romney
United Nations
Eisenhower
Lodge
South Viet Nam
Washington
Saigon
New York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Scranton
Tax Collections In Line With 1963 Gains In North Carolina
State Revenue Commissioner Sneed High said fiscal 1964 tax collections totaled 592.1 million dollars, up 5.58 percent from 1963. General Fund reached 429.6 million, Highway Fund 162.5 million, gasoline tax 117.5 million. He cited gains in income and sales taxes as evidence of continued revenue growth.
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Raleigh
Sneed High
Sneed
Shipment Of Diamonds Stolen At Shannon Port
A $288 400 shipment of diamonds disappeared at Shannon port over the weekend in a theft so smooth the loss went undetected for 48 hours. Interpol sought Amsterdam to assist, while Spitzer of Ennis noted his firm polishes diamonds there near the airport.
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Shannon
Amonds
Interpol
International Police Organization
Amsterdam
Fauing
Ennis
Iives
Spitzer
Major Powers May Shape New U.N. Force
The United States and the Soviet Union edge toward a big negotiation on the future makeup and funding of a UN military force. Disagreement centers on Security Council control versus General Assembly authority and other issues. Moscow signals willingness to negotiate amid its split with Red China and UN debt pressures.
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Washington
United States
Soviet Union
U. S
Security Council
General Assembly
State Department
G Sovest
United Nations
Red China
U. S.S
Tokyo
Japan
U. N
Scranton Backers Fight Goldwater Push in GOP Race
Gov. William Scranton backers in San Francisco challenge Senator Barry Goldwater claim of inevitability. Sen. Hugh Scott says Goldwater may concede defeat, while Scranton argues he can beat President Johnson. Scott notes backers press to keep delegates aligned with home voters.
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San Francisco
William W. Scranton
Barry Goldwater
Goldwater
Johnson
Hugh Scott
Rpa
Arizona
GOP
Scott
Pennsylvania
Scranton
South
Senator Goldwater
Richard Kleindienst
Rights Act Praise From Atty General Kennedy Acknowledges Civil Rights Progress
The Associated Press reports Atty Gen. Kennedy lauds Civil Rights Act enforcement as President Johnson leads. Kennedy cites broad compliance and confidence in federal action. In Richmond Virginia officials discuss expectations for the act’s operation, with Hodges and LeRoy Collin named to head related services. A youth received head injuries during a dispute linked to the era’s civil rights tensions.
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Ace Atty
Come F. Kennedy
Eee
Fla
Kennedy
U.S
Johnson
Richmond
Albertis
Harrison Jr
More Votes Counted Than Voters Reported in Madison Co
Oscar Young testified that at Township 4 Ward 2 in Middle Fork Northwest Madison County 122 voters were listed yet 233 state votes and 219 county votes were counted in the May 30 primary. He said tallying occurred behind locked doors with poll watchers barred.
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Richard C. Bayer
Associated Press
Marshall
N.C
Madison County
Young
Middle Fork
Kelly Ledford
State Board
Three From Asheville Are Killed
A two car head on collision on U S 58 in Chesapeake killed three members of an Asheville North Carolina family and a fourth person. The Hicks family and 21 year old sailor Peter Bachman died. Theresa Hicks survived in good condition.
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Chesapeake
Asheville
N.C
U.S
Robert Hicks
Sherilyn Hicks
Marview Hospital
Portsmouth
Theresa Hicks
Naval Hospital
Peter Anthony Bachman
Oceana
Hicks
Navy
Norfolk Naval Station
Jacksonville
Charleston
S.C
Robert W. Smith
W. O. Biggs
Bachman
Norfolk
Headon
Ted Briggs
Nu-Car Carrier
Winston-Salem
Briggs
Runoff dispute over Madison vote in June 27 Democratic primary
Norton fights to validate an abstract showing drop in votes from the first primary to the runoff. A Madison County hearing, July 18, considers a board order restricting result changes. Missing poll books and ballot irregularities cited as evidence. Norton officials pledge new, decisive data from Madison County townships.
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Oscar Young
State Elections Board
State Senate
Zeno Ponder
Madison County
Ponder
Clyde Norton
Old Fort
Madison
Norton
William Joslin
Joseph Huff
Marshall
Huff
Paul Story
Marion
Elections Board
County Elections Board
Urday
Burnsville
Superior Court
J. Frank Huskins
Huskins
Summer Furniture Market Highlights Regional Trade
High Point's Summer Furniture Market continues the regional pattern with slight attendance dip but steady buyer flow. Manufacturers report strong traditional designs and popular Spanish and Italian styles as the event runs through its fifth day, drawing many local store owners and some distant registrations.
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Jim Hawkins
High Point
Furni Heer
Heer
UNCG Girls Oppose Men on Campus Weekends
A group of University of North Carolina at Greensboro women voiced opposition to male undergraduates, arguing coeducation could harm the school’s honor policy and traditions. They staged a brief lawn demonstration with sinks and signs, while officials removed the items.
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University of North Carolina At Greensboro
Woman's College
Woman’s College
UNCG
Susan
Jackie
Judy
University
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Nguyen Khanh
U.S. Joint Chiefs of Staff
Alan Detweiler
Continental Furniture Co
Eduardo Tartak
Santurce
Puerto Rico
Tartak
Mueblerias Tartak Inc
Southern Furniture
Southern Furniture Exposition
Art Richardson
Greensboro
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