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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jun 11, 1972

Page

15

Party Holds District Conventions in North Carolina

The 9th District Democrats in Charlotte condemned the persecution of black leaders including Rev. Ben Chavis and Dr. James Grant. Delegations from Mecklenburg pushed resolutions for U.S. withdrawal from Vietnam and Women's Rights amendments, prompting walkouts by Iredell and Lincoln groups. The conventions boosted minority representation to the national level, with two women and one black delegate from the 9th district appearing among four delegates. One pledged support to Sen. George McGovern, while the others were undecided.

North Carolina Democratic Party Charlotte Ben Chavis James Grant T. J. Reddy Wilmington 11 Mecklenburg U.S Vietnam General Assembly Iredell Lincoln North Carolina Sen George McGovern

Four Asheboro jail escapes prompt manhunts and political delegate picks

Two of four escapees captured after an on foot chase in Bethel Avenue area. Holmes and Talton remained at large as the search continued. Separately, at district Democratic meetings in Concord Roanoke Rapids Fayetteville Raleigh Dunn Greenville and Winston-Salem delegates were chosen uncommitted or leaning to McGovern or Sanford with several Black and Negro delegates noted.

Freddie Beasley Bethel Avenue James D. Kress Adams Street James Holmes E. Green Drive Wayland Talton Freeman Mill Road High Point Beasley Kress Holmes Talton Holmes and McGovern Concord North Carolina Alabama George Wallace Terry Sanford John Church Henderson Chapel Hill Howard Lee Roanoke Rapids Lucie Hancock Oxford University of North Carolina Norma Turnage Rocky Mount Leo Hatten Miss Hancock Fayetteville Hugh Morton Wilmington Midway Jeanette David Naomi Henry Brunswick County Adolph Dial Robeson County Sanford Raleigh John Winters Shirley Gold Wake County Joe Delk Randolph Levonia Allison Jack Preiss Durham Winters Gold Preiss Delk Allison Dunn Hoover Adams J. Don Jonson Benson Willie B. Nixon Burgaw Greenville David Erdman Craven County Winnie Wood Camden County W. B. Wilkins Washington County Roger Jackson Hertford County Jesse C Porter Winston-Salem John K. Galla Winston Salem Robert B. Smith Jr Lexington W. H. McElwee North Wilkesboro Clarence William Carter King Stokes County

Guilford County Democratic convention sparks dispute over Wallace faction

Democratic fight over Wallace supporters at Guilford County convention ends with four alternates named to the national slate and a presidential elector elected for the Sixth District. Brown vows to appeal May 27 while criticizing party divisions as candidates warn of a straight Republican vote if tensions continue. A Vietnam war funding cut resolution triggers sharp debate before adoption.

Brown Gov Wallace Guilford County

Young GOP backs Rouse for state chairman in NC

North Carolina Federation of Young Republicans urged gubernatorial candidate Jim Holshouser to retain Frank Rouse as Republican state chairman. They praised Rouse as qualified and able to unify the party, and urged no write-in for Jim Gardner. Gardner lost to Holshouser in the runoff. Rouse denies resigning after taking leave to back Gardner.

Southport N.C North Carolina Federation of Young Republicans Jim Holshouser Frank Rouse Rouse Young Republicans Jim Gardner Gardner Holshouser

U S Troop Withdrawals Continue Amid Viet Nam Offensive

Washington reports ongoing U S troop withdrawals toward a 49 000 level by July 1 despite a fresh North Vietnamese offensive. Air Force and Marine F4 squadrons based at Da Nang to move to Thailand, with about 7 000 Da Nang personnel affected and Bien Hoa remaining as the last U S fighter base in South Vietnam.

Washington U.S Vietnam Nixon Thailand Pentagon Air Force da Nang Pacific Dai Bien Hoa Saigon United States South Vietnam

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