Blue Ponders Whether To Call Runoff
Raleigh AP Clifton Blue and Robert W. Scott moved toward a possible runoff for the Democratic lieutenant governor nomination after Scott led a three man field but failed to secure a majority in the first primary. Scott shifted campaign HQ to a Raleigh motel and planned statewide travel for ads and rallies while Blue weighed returns before deciding. Both men visited State Sen John Jordan, who finished third. Jordan did not commit to backing either candidate.
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Raleigh
White House
Clifton Blue
Robert W. Scott
Scott
Blue
Aberdeen
John Jordan
Jordan
Tar Heels Have Day At Fair
New York World’s Fair hosts North Carolina Day with 100 Tar Heels singing and a three hour program at Kennedy Plaza. Hargrove Bowles Jr. and Gov. Terry Sanford’s representative opened events at 11:30 am. Bowles to receive North Carolina Gold Medallion. Luncheon guest of the Sweden Restaurant planned for NC visitors.
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New York
North Carolina
Hargrove G. Bowles Jr
North Carolina Board of Conservation and Development
Terry Sanford
Kennedy Plaza
United States Pavilion
Frank Profitt
Watauga County
N.C
Honeycutt Twins
Poplar
Blue Ridge Mountain Clog
Hendersonville
University Glee Club
Bernice Otudeko
Chapel Hill
Bowles
Tar Heels
Sweden
Sidney H Eliason Dies At 62 In Utah
Sidney H Eliason a Salt Lake City industrialist and financier died Sunday of cancer at age 62 He was president of Western Gypsum Co which he organized in 1941 He was born in Snowville Utah and served as a leading figure in the Intermountain business community.
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Sidney H. Eliason
Salt Lake City
Utah
Western Gypsum Co
Snowville
Academic freedom theme of speech to graduates
The Associated Press report covers commencement remarks across North Carolina colleges focusing on academic freedom and the clash of ideas. Speakers from Duke University Queens College and others urged graduates to value free inquiry, defend dissent, and prepare for leadership in a changing economy amid debates over liberal arts education and societal role.
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Associated Press
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Delta College
Michigan
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Catawba College
Guilford
Hart Duke
Terry Seaford
Bennett College
F. Shar
Queens College
Charlotte
Duke
Edgar F.shanson
Calvin B. Hoover
Ates
University of
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Univers Society
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Isity
University of North Caro
Lina
Sidney Blackmer
Freds
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Wilson Morrison
Educa- University of North Carolina
Hoover
George ‘Duke
Meridith College
Samuel D. Marble
Duke University
Myers Stephens
Construction Increase Noted Across Regions
Charlotte report notes a 23 percent rise in dollar volume for contracts awarded January to April 1964, totaling 104.7 million, up 19.6 million from the same period in 1963. The data covers public utility and federal land projects with involvement from the Associated General Contractors of America. Reverend Olin T. Barkley of Southeastern Baptist Theological Seminary is mentioned in the context.
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N.C
South Carolina
Associ- General Contractors of America
Association
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