Ballot Box Irregularities Alleged At Mars Hill Race
Former election official Ammons testified that a fourth ballot box was found in the Mars Hill Precinct 15 closet and that poll books disappeared, prompting a Madison County elections board probe. Anderson testified Ammons discussed changing ballot boxes to aid opponent Clyde Ammons in the May 30 primary.
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Barry Goldwater Gains Momentum in GOP Convention Race
Barry Goldwater leads with 574 first-ballot votes, 81 shy of the 655 needed for nomination, as Pennsylvania Governor Scranton enters the race. AP tally shows 64 delegates chosen in CT, NM, ID, and VA with Rockefeller 131, Scranton 92, Lodge 46, Smith 15, Nixon 14, and 217 uncommitted. Connecticut GOP convention actions in Hartford are noted.
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Communique Accuses West of Stirring Trouble in West Berlin
Moscow and East Berlin denounce Western provocations in West Berlin and warn that serious complications in Western Europe could follow. The joint communique cites West Germany as an unreliable actor and calls for controlling West German military production and reducing its army while praising the East German stance on West Berlin as a demilitarized free city.
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West German stance on Soviet pact stirs limited glare
Washington reports say German Chancellor Erhard viewed the Soviet East German treaty with caution while stressing trust and cooperation with the West. President Johnson framed the pact as non alarming but urged vigilance, seeking to open new trade avenues and bridge ideas to ease tension among Western powers. Eisenhower welcomed Scranton’s presidential bid but did not fully endorse, noting no change in allied rights amid the evolving Western stance.
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Girl Indignant Over Peanuts
An Atlanta constituent of State Sen. Ed Kendrick protests peanut price hikes in a terse note left on Kendrick’s desk. The 10 year old daughter Judith asks Kendrick to amend the state constitution to curb vendors from charging these outrageous prices.
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Scranton Challenge Nominates Sparks GOP Debate Over Goldwater
Gov. William Scranton's sudden bid for the Republican presidential nomination shakes party loyalties nationwide. Some praise the move as energizing, while others lament late action and question timing. Michigan officials welcome the shift, calling it a strengthening, open convention move.
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Lincolnian Crusade: Scranton Enters GOP Race
Scranton declares for the Republican presidential nomination at the Maryland State GOP convention in Baltimore. He attacks Goldwater as a neo Neanderthal while facing a steep delegate climb against Goldwater, Nixon weighs in, and Scranton plans a sprint to delegates from Hartford amid a crowded field.
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Guard camp spotlight shows NC National Guard at Fort Bragg
High Point guardsmen receive praise for their performance in a realistic summer encampment at Fort Bragg. Staff writer Bob Jackson and photographer Art Richardson explore the Guard presence in this Sunday Enterprise feature. The Piedmont Crescent region from Raleigh to Greenville, S C, is highlighted as a fast growing area with High Point among its leaders. The Crescent and Carolinas Report are featured in tomorrow’s Enterprise.
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Americans Denounce U S Government in Cuba Visit
In Havana four American students among 73 travelers from the United States and Puerto Rico denounce the U S government as the world’s biggest force to be destroyed. The group defied State Department travel restrictions arriving via Prague and Paris with a welcome from Cuban officials. Leader Ed Lemansky, 23, a New Yorker and Communist, says the trip is to oppose U S travel limits.
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If At First You Don't Succeed
In Rosemont Illinois a holdup man return to a motel night clerk Ralph Horner after failing last week. He demanded cash this time saying Tonight this is it. Horner handed over 225 dollars after the gun was shown earlier the man had tried the same robbery last Saturday but left without the money.
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Moore in East Fending Off Barbs From Preyer on TV
In a Friday TV appearance in Charlotte and across Eastern North Carolina, Democratic gubernatorial hopefuls Dan Moore and Richardson Preyer sparred over Moore’s highway construction plan. Preyer pressed critiques, including Moore’s ties to private contractors, while Moore defended sustaining the State Highway Department and criticized shifting work to private firms. Moore stayed energized on the campaign trail, visiting Halifax and Burlington to rally supporters and speak directly to voters.
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