North Carolina Assembly Moves Toward Adjournment
The General Assembly pressed toward final adjournment of the current session, clearing minor legislation from both chambers while Senate redistricting remained the main unresolved issue. A conference committee planned to reconvene this afternoon on redistricting. The House adopted resolutions outlining topics for study by the Legislative Council ahead of the 1965 session.
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Khrushchev to Visit East Germany Amid Kennedy Tour
Soviet Premier Khrushchev plans a morale boosting trip to East Germany this weekend, aimed at countering President Kennedy’s West Germany and Berlin visit. The trip aligns with Ulbricht’s birthday and signals Kremlin concerns over Western influence and East German prestige.
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Kennedy and De Gaulle clash over European unity in Frankfurt
In St. Paul’s Church and before crowds near City Hall Kennedy challenged De Gaulle’s vision of Europe’s future saying the United States would defend its allies and that Europe must unite with America. He urged European nations to join with the U S in a new world power built on partnership and mutual obligation.
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Atlantic City Wins 1964 Democratic Nomination Convention
The Democratic National Committee selected Atlantic City New Jersey as the 1964 nominating site for the week of August 24 six weeks after the Republican gathering in San Francisco. The decision ends a search that briefly considered Chicago and Miami Beach. The site offers a large hall with seating for 25 000 in main arena and 5 000 in a second auditorium.
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Negroes Defy Sanford’s Plea To Halt Marches
Raleigh AP Negro leaders vow to press for first class citizenship in North Carolina and ignore Gov Sanford’s plea to end marches amid fears of violence. NAACP figures urge bigger demonstrations while college students plan strategy meetings for eastern districts.
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Airmen Cleared in Scandal
Washington AP The Defense Department cleared three U S airmen of any involvement in Britain's sex and security scandal and sent them back to England. They were questioned after rumors linked them to Christine Keeler but investigators found no security violations or misconduct.
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European Trade Move Is Pushed For Farm Exports
Washington AP reports bipartisan Senate action to back President Kennedy in tariff talks with Europe. Dirksen and Humphrey urged a united front to curb EC protectionism and keep U S farm products flowing, citing risks to chicken flour wheat and dairy exports and the 1.2 billion agricultural earnings.
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Kennedy dines with troops at Fliegerhorst base
President Kennedy eats steak with 258 Army enlisted men at the Fliegerhorst base in Hanau Germany. He notes the White House meals and invites the men to visit, after a four hour visit that included review of headquarters troops from four nations and more than 700 combat vehicles including the Army's latest trucks.
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Passaic Woman Returns From Czech Prison
Helen Kozeradsky, 52, back in the United States after more than three years in a Czechoslovakian prison for spying. She arrived at Idlewild from Prague with her family awaiting her, and said she is happy to be home. Her sentence began in 1960 with a 25 year term later reduced to 10, and charges were not publicly detailed.
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Thaw in North Carolina Senate redistricting debate begins
In Raleigh AP reports the legislative freezeup on Senate redistricting shows signs of thawing as two new bills Mc, Lunsford Crew and Claude Currie, face a dim Senate Calendar Committee view. Staton Williams asks delay until House-Senate talks finish.
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