Here's How Congressmen Cast Votes
Washington AP report outlines recent roll call votes by North Carolina members. Details include senate amendments on coinage and silver content, string of defined voters, abstentions by Ervin, and names such as Jordan, Pastore, Cannon, Henderson, Scott, Taylor, Bonner, and others.
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Actor Cochran Dies in Guatemala Aboard Ship
Actor Steve Cochran died aboard a 40 foot schooner off Champerico Guatemala from an acute lung infection. He had been ill since June 15 and was reportedly paralyzed except for his head. Cochran's third wife Jenna Jensen Cochran confirmed the death and noted his prior marriages to Florence Lockwood and Fay McKenzie. He began acting in Detroit in the 1930s and gained a Broadway break in Mae West's Diamond Lil.
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Florence Lockwood
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McKissick criticizes Moore over speaker ban
Floyd B. McKissick of Durham charges Gov Dan Moore with excluding Black citizens by not naming a Negro to the nine member commission studying the state speaker ban. Moore says he has received no letter and declined comment. The commission reviews actions on a law barring Communists and those who plead the Fifth from speaking on state campuses.
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Shastri urges pause in bombing of North Vietnam
Bahadur Shastri urged the United States to pause bombing North Viet Nam again to spur negotiations. He recalled a May 12 2018 pause that largely went unnoticed and said it did not yield the desired results. The State Department vowed that Communist threats would not derail American efforts to prevent a Communist victory in the south. Reports from Washington linked Viet Cong actions to economic disruption in South Viet Nam, noting rice exports fell from 96 million in 1963 to 5 million last year, with rubber exports also down.
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Taxicab Strikes Cripple Transport In Two Cities
Taxicab drivers in New York and Chicago walked out in a two city strike over union recognition. Up to 195 percent of licensed cabs reportedly stopped, crippling transportation as commuters headed to work. Police and union leaders provided estimates of impact.
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Red China Loses Face In Africa
AP analysis notes China backed down as the Asian African conference was postponed in Algiers amid anti Chinese sentiment and a bombed conference building. Delegates rescheduled for Nov 5 with a ministers meeting Oct 28.
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Marines Awarded for Dominican Republic Operation
Col George W. E. Daughtry leads Marines and Army from Fort Bragg into riot torn Dominican Republic on April 28. Daughtry earns Legion of Merit for planning and evacuating about 3,000 civilians. Bronze Stars awarded to Lt Col Poul Pedersen, Lt Col Fred M. Kleppsattel Jr., and Lt Col James E. Fegley for leadership and night helicopter missions. USS Boxer transported 600 of 1,500 Marines to Onslow Beach before Camp Lejeune deployment. Others aboard Raleigh Rankin Wood County and Fort Snelling.
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