Kennedy In Good Condition After Plane Crash
Kennedy and his wife were in good condition at Cooley Dickinson Hospital after a plane crash that killed two men nearby. Doctors report no critical injuries to the senator and his spouse, while surgeons assess potential procedures for others injured.
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Court Rules Passport Act Illegal
The Supreme Court ruled unconstitutional a section of the Subversive Activities Control Act that denied passports to members of officially designated Communist organizations. The decision was delivered on appeals by Elizabeth Gurley Flynn, national chairman of the Communist Party USA, and Dr Herbert Aptheker, editor of Political Affairs.
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Supreme Court
Officially Designat
Apeals
Elizabeth Gurley Flynn
Communist Party of the United States
Herbert Apthekar
Political Affairs
Crisp Named Managing Editor for Greensboro Record
Porter L. Crisp, news editor of the Greensboro Record, was named managing editor by C. C. Jefferess, president of Greensboro News Co. He succeeds Floyd F. Hendley, now executive news editor, with Colvin T. Leonard retaining editorial policy duties. Crisp began as a reporter in 1947 and rose through ranks.
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N.C
Porter L. Crisp
Greensboro Record
C. C. Jefferess
The
Greensboro News Co
Floyd F. Hendley
Colvin T. Leonard
Moore Attacks Preyer Over Tobacco Policy in South Fete
Canton attorney and former Superior Court judge Moore, 58, declared in Greenville that North Carolina deserves more than Preyer and that he does not seek support from groups advocating violence. He tied tobacco farmers to regional interests, critiqued a proposed tobacco commission, and noted Georgia court action affecting five-state cooperation. Moore planned further campaigning in Charlotte and tied his concern to the tobacco industry’s current crisis.
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Greenville
Piedmont
Canton
Charlotte
J. Beverly Lake
Superior Court
Gov. Sanford
Georgia
Tobacco Commission
J. Trices
John Palmer
North Carolina
Tobacco Associates, Inc
Democratic and independent races swirl in early 1968 coverage
Wisconsin Gov. Reynolds released Wisconsin's 46 convention votes to Johnson while the Democratic ticket expected decisive margins in November. Humphrey returned to Minnesota amid civil rights bill votes and a growing lead in the Minnesota Poll as a vice presidential favorite of Democrats and independents. Kennedy faced pressure from Rep. Stratton who urged focus on local reputations over national fame. Wallace campaigned in North Carolina saying his mission is to free liberals from pressure.
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John W. Reynolds
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Hubert H. Humphrey
Waverly
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Senate
Minneapolis Tribune
Minnesota
Robert F. Kennedy
Kennedy
New York
Samuel Stratton
Upstate
Hamilton
N. Y
Stratton
Alabama
George C. Wallace
North Carolina
Raleigh
Seoul Students Back In School After Riot Clampdown
Nearly 100000 Seoul high school students return to classes for the first time since June 3 when President Park Chung Hee’s government closed the capital’s schools to quell antigovernment protests. A tobacco remark by a client is noted in the text. Moore and Preyer meet in the North Carolina governor runoff. Moore pledges to focus on tobacco farmers and opposes creating a tobacco commission.
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Seoul
South Korea
Chung Hee Park
Indonesian Guerrillas Launch Large Attack Near Kuching
Indonesian guerrillas mounted a six hour assault near the Sarawak frontier about 60 miles west of Kuching. Five Gurkhas were killed and four wounded. guerrilla casualties were not known. Security forces repelled the attack as tensions rose after the Tokyo summit collapse.
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Tony Escoda
Kuala Lumpur
Malaysia
Borneo
Sarawak
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Kuching
Tokyo
Radio Indonesia
State Security Council
Malaysian Borneo
Preyer Attacks Cigarette Labeling and Campaign Travel
Preyer criticized cigarette labeling as unfair and claimed smoking does not cause cancer. He praised the State Board of Elections for its handling of the Madison County vote fraud case. During eight-county visits, he led Moore in Rowan and Mecklenburg but trailed in Iredell Catawba Lincoln Gaston Cleveland and Rutherford. He planned to visit Concord Albemarle Monroe Wadesboro and Rockingham next.
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Rockingham
DSC Awarded Posthumously for Viet Nam Service
The Distinguished Service Cross was awarded posthumously to Capt. Thomas W. McCarthy for heroism in Vietnam. His widow Lucy McCarthy accepted the medal at Fort Bragg. she and her three children reside in Fayetteville.
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Viet Nam
McCarthy
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Fayetteville
Hazel Crosby Brown Dies, Early Vaudeville Star in Petaluma
Hazel Crosby Brown of Petaluma California, a widely known vaudeville star and original member of Gus Edwards' Children, died Friday at age 74. Her stage career spanned 26 years.
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Hazel Crosby Brown
Gus Edwards
Parliament Members Meet Rome Unity Talks Begin
More than 100 parliament members from seven European nations opened a three day discussion in Rome on European unity NATO defenses and economic relations between Britain and the Common Market.
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Rome
North Atlantic
Britain
Three Americans Believed Captured In Viet Nam Fight
Three American soldiers reported missing after Viet Cong swarmed a 100 man special forces unit near Tay Ninh. A wounded officer and two enlisted men disappeared Friday, with Viet Cong holding eight more Americans as prisoners. Military operations continue as U S forces monitor the area and bolster defenses.
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Saigon
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Tay Ninh
Tay; Ninh
New York Times
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United Sates
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Viet Nam
Thailand
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Fiee
Plaine Des Jarres
Laos
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