Campaign costs shown for Lake and others in NC races
I Beverly Lake reported total campaign costs of 103495.57 dollars for his failed bid for the Democratic gubernatorial nomination with 96109.83 dollars in contributions from several county committees and individuals. Clifton Blue's lieutenant governor campaign spent 7181.05 and drew 5944.25 in contributions. Ralph Scott reported 905 dollars in contributions and 1292.76 spent. James Gardner, Republican nominee for Congress in the Fourth District, spent 2377.81 with equal contributions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
Beverly Lake
Thad Eure
Lake
Durham County
Alamance County
Wake
Nash and
Pitt
Mecklenburg and Gaston
Alex K. Brock
Q. K
Nimmocks III
Fayetteville
Robert M. Martin
High Point
A. James Holt
Graham
John Burney
Wilmington
Martin K. Green
J. M
Mitchell
Clifton Blue
Robert H
Bob) Scott
Ralph J. Scott
Congress
James C. Gardner
Rocky Mount
Goldwater Opposes Civil Rights Bill Amid Scranton Clash
Senator Barry Goldwater accuses Pennsylvania Governor Scranton of pressuring him to abandon his principles over the civil rights bill. Goldwater says he will oppose the measure, deeming its public accommodations and employment provisions unconstitutional. He warns the fight could affect his GOP nomination and ultimately the 1964 election dynamic, while Southern Senator Ellehder suggests Goldwater could win the South if he votes against the bill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Barry Goldwater
Pennsylvania
William C. Scranton
Goldwater
Alto
Scranton
Senate
Johnson
Allen J. Ellehder
Louisiana
Rights Passage Expected By Senate to Act by July 4
The Senate is poised to pass the rights bill by nightfall, with final action expected around 6 p.m. All 100 senators, including ill Sen. Clair Engle, are to attend as leaders predicted 75 or more votes, with Humphrey aiming for 77 or 78. The House will begin action to put the bill in President Johnson's hands by July 4.
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Joe Hall Washington
Senate
House
Johnson
Clair Engle
D-Calif
Johnson in California stumps defense debate tour
President Johnson arrives in California amid a close cloture vote and plans political appearances in San Francisco and Los Angeles. Edwards Air Force Base showcased new craft including the X-15 and a C141, as Johnson argues defense contracts support jobs and state leadership in defense spending.
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Amel Yould
Johnson
California
Edwards
Mojave Desert
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Air Force
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Wallace Assailed By Preyer in North Carolina Bid
Richardson Preyer denounced attempts to put Alabama Gov. George Wallace on the North Carolina presidential ballot. He pledged support for Lyndon Johnson, criticized Dan Moore as sectional and mountain man oriented, and spoke to supporters in Randolph County after an Erwin Mills shift greeting in Durham.
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Phil Corner
Asheboro
N. C
Alabama
George Wallace
North Carolina
Richardson Preyer
Preyer
Raleigh
Wallace
Dan Moore
West
Moore
Piedmont
Durham
Erwin Mills
Moore in Raleigh Strengthens Civil Rights Skepticism
Dan K. Moore reaffirms his opposition to the civil rights bill promising to test its constitutionality in court. He argues equality cannot be legislated and calls for earned rights through opportunity rather than more laws. Moore plans to debate Richardson Preyer in the June 27 Democratic runoff and spoke at two Charlotte gatherings.
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Richard C. Bayer
Raleigh, N.C
Dan K. Moore
Moore
North Carolina
Richardson Preyer
Charlotte
Senate backs amendments to bill in swift House action
The Senate has adopted more than 100 amendments to the original House version, which passed 290 to 130 on Feb 10. House sponsors say they are ready for prompt action and want time to run. The text retains essential elements while reflecting Senate changes.
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Smith
House
Senate
Sen
Scranton Heads For Kentucky
Former president Scranton heads to Kentucky as he seeks the Republican nomination. He remains neutral in the campaign and plans to vote against a civil rights bill on the Senate floor, prompting a call from Governor to repudiates his stance and endorse Eisenhower.
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Jack Lynch
Harrisburg
Fuan
Scranton
Pennsylvania
Goldwaite
Louisville
Ter
Senate
Milton
Eisen-j
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Farm Production Picture Under Castro Is Bleak
Havana AP report outlines Cuba s bleak farm outlook under Castro with decentralization planned to 60 production units and 800 state farms. Rodriquez cites lower 1963 crops like sugar 1960-61 declines, predicts a 10 million ton sugar crop by 1970 as reforms grant regional autonomy within national plans.
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Morris W. Rosenberg
Guez
Havana
Cuba
U.S
Ington
Rodriguez
Fidel
Rodri Lof
Castro
Lers
Carlos Rafael Rodriguez
National
Indi
Europe
Door Kept Ajar Assassination Hearings End By June
Washington AP. The Warren Commission plans to finish within a fortnight with over 500 pages of findings and testimony. FBI Director Hoover predicts continued investigations for years, with potential last minute disclosures possible. Oswald is identified as the lone assassin, shot in Dallas jail by Jack Ruby. Commission may call witnesses if new information emerges.
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Sterling F. Green
Washington
Warren Commission
John F. Kennedy
Earl Warren
Dallas
Johnson
Pearl Harbor Commission
FBI
J.edgar Hoover
Rawlor
Cormamission
I Pessco
Vquuca
Jack Ruby
Rowley
Tion
Reds Blow Up Train in South Viet Nam Killing 20
Communist guerrillas blew four cars from a crowded passenger train near Nha Trang. About 20 Vietnamese were killed and 40 wounded as rescue crews, aided by helicopters, treated victims at rear wreckage. Officials said civilians were targeted and no military cargo was found on the train.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
Nha Trang
Viet Nam
New Madison County Board of Elections Seeks Public Help
Madison County's new Board of Elections appealed for citizen help to eliminate disputes that have plagued the county for years. Chairman Ted Russell and members Rex Allen and Vernon E. Wood were sworn in after the State Board ousted the previous board. They plan to replace precinct officials at Mars Hill and Middle Fork, issue new poll books, and continue changes as needed amid missing old books.
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Melvin Lang
Associated Press
Marshall
N. C
Madison County
New
Board of Elections
Citizens For Assistance
Mountain County
Ted Russell
Marshall Insurance
Rex Allen
Vernon E. Wood
State Board of Elections
Maysh Wrimate
Zens
Allen
Russell
Mars Hill
Middle Fork
State Bureau of Investigation
William A. Joslin
Walker v AP jury awards 800000 in defamation case
A Fort Worth jury ruled that the Associated Press libeled former Maj. Gen. Edwin A. Walker with coverage of the 1962 University of Mississippi race riot. Walker was awarded $500,000 in actual damages and $300,000 in exemplary damages. The AP plans an appeal to the 2nd Court of Civil Appeals.
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Fort Worth
Associated Press
Gallagher
2Nd Court of Civil Appeals
Walker
17Th District Court
Charles J. Murray
Army
University of Mississippi
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