Change Of Hotels Defended By YDC
A Raleigh AP report shows Tar Heel Young Democrats backing the move to relocate a joint State Southern YDC rally from the Sir Walter Hotel to the Carolina Hotel. The executive committee approved a resolution praising YDC president David Reid of Greenville, citing party unity and inclusion of Black voters.
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Howard W. Cannon
D-Nev
North Carolina
Raleigh
YDC
Sir Walter Hotel
Carolina Hotel
David Reid
Greenville
Reid
Sam Worthington
Worthington
Democratic Party
UDC
Sir Walter
Art Vann
Durham
Vann
Dub Graham
Mecklenburg County
Executive Committee
Graham
Florida
Georgia
Tennessee
Virginia
College
YDC Federation
Democratic
Gov. Sanford
Unclear pool death raises suspicion on Eaton
The investigation questions Eaton's account of a drowning in a pool as the victim's clothes appear dry except for mud on the face. Wet sleeves suggest Eaton may have approached from behind while the man drank, potentially subduing him and holding him under the water.
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Eaton
Cannon Hits GOP Negativism
Democratic Senator Howard W. Cannon of Nevada told a Southern regional Young Democratic rally that voters would ignore Republican negativism. He argued the GOP opposes for the sake of opposition and cited 1960 as evidence that Americans have previously trusted the Democratic party to lead in tough times.
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Raleigh
Howard W. Cannon
Nevada
U.S
GOP
Cannon
Young Democratic
America
Last Wolfe Survivor Remembers Brother Tom Wolfe
Fred Wolfe of Spartanburg born 1900 recalls his brother Tom Wolfe of Look Homeward Angel fame. He describes family memories and his sales career from Asheville to Spartanburg and visits the Thomas Wolfe Memorial, noting his status as the last surviving Wolfe and the family burial at Riverside Cemetery.
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Fred Wolfe
Spartanburg
Thomas Wolfe
Angel
Fred
Bluebird Ice Cream Co
Wolfe
Tom Wolfe
Tom
Mabel
Papa
Mary
Belton
Morse-Fairbanks
Greenville
The
Post
Asheville
N.C
Saturday Evening Post
Morse Fairbanks
Thomas
Riverside Cemetery
Desegregation protest blocks doors at Winston cafeteria
Eight Negro teenagers blocked the door of the downtown area’s largest cafeteria and were arrested. Seven are students at Winston-Salem State College or a local Negro high school. one teen, Early Belton, 16, is from Winston-Salem and said he studied at Phillips Exeter Academy in Exeter, New Hampshire. The incident is part of a campaign to desegregate the two local K and W cafeterias.
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Winston-Salem
N.C
Winston-Salem State College
Early Belton
Phillips Exeter Academy
Exeter
N.H
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Roy Harris
Atlanta
Durham Citizens Council
Wem
Cate
Pan
Idol Heating Co
Westchester Drive
UiLteoom
Jarrett
N. Wrenn
Kee
N. Main
Last Wolfe Survivor
Lonesome
S.C
Numa F. Reid Lodge
A.M
D. D. Hutchinson
E. G. Updegrove
Davis Patrol
Jack S. Davis
Dad
Mom
Carillonic Bells
N. Main ST
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