Moore confident after eastern NC tour for governorship
AP Raleigh Dan Moore wrapped a rapid eastern North Carolina speaking tour speaking in 90 towns across 48 counties through Tuesday to Saturday He held 65 speeches contacted about 25000 people and pledged unity among Democrats He promised to visit all 100 counties after the June 27 primary and before the general election while pledging education road bonds with careful spending called for decisive government changes if elected governor
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Cold War splits complicate U S Soviet alliance
AP Special Correspondent William L. Ryan argues Cold War I ended and Cold War II begins as factional splits emerge within the Soviet bloc and tensions with the United States grow. He notes Moscow faces Chengdu Pek ing China as a rival power while Western allies drift from U S leadership.
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Washington
Peking
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China
Pakistan
India
Southeast Asia
Connecticut Delegates Rally Behind Scranton
North Carolina Gov. Terry Sanford warned that a Georgia federal court ruling delaying a 10 percent acreage cut for Type 14 flue cured tobacco could force a return to 10 cent tobacco. He planned talks with Secretary of Agriculture Freeman in Washington and with eastern North Carolina growers in Greenville to press for a stay or reversal. Sanford said the price support program has sustained farmers from Florida to Virginia and urged support to keep supply in line with demand.
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North Carolina
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Washington
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Greenville
Florida
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Court of Appeals
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Georgia- Florida
Virginia
Southeast
Scranton Wins Connecticut Delegates At GOP Convention
Gov. William W. Scranton collected 12 of Connecticut's 16 national delegates at the Republican state convention in Hartford while Goldwater supporters booed. Scranton’s boosters shouted down cries for Goldwater as Nixon called his effort a fighting chance but said Scranton appeared a puppet after Eisenhower talks.
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Arizona
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Registrar Denies Plotting Box Switch
Howard Criswell Jr reports that Brown Ammons denied suggesting switching ballot boxes to aid Zeno Ponder’s bid for the 34th District Democratic nomination. He testified before the State Elections Board during a vote fraud probe led by Clyde Norton and described the placement of four boxes on his porch and in a Mars Hill High School classroom.
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William J. Cocke
North Carolina State Board of Elections
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Clyde Norton
Ponder
Wirephoh
Howard Criswell
Associated Press
Marshill
N.C
Brown Ammons
Ammons
State Elections Board
Roy Freeman
Mars Hill High School
John Robert Anderson
Anderson
Nixon
Scranton
William Joslin
Mars Hill
Preyer Outlines Progress Plan for Mentally Retarded
Richard Preyer, seeking the Democratic nomination for governor, released a “checklist for progress” on mental retardation. The plan calls for broader education, more specially trained teachers, improved research and evaluation, public understanding, and expanded services for the mentally retarded from infancy to old age, plus sheltered workshops and greater cross agency cooperation.
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Richardson Preyer
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Camel at Bay Columns Delve Into Modern Living
Ward Cannel, an award winning reporter for Newspaper Enterprise Assn, debuts a new column Camel at Bay in The Enterprise. The humor is dry as it depicts the bewildered man reacting to mid-20th century life, inviting readers to laugh and identify with the situations. The feature begins Monday.
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