Senate realignment urged over House plan for 11 districts
The editorial argues the Senate realignment of 11 congressional districts better meets one man one vote and court requirements, while condemning the House changes as political. It urges adopting the Senate bill to avoid federal court intervention and protect Basil Whitener and Charles Jonas from a contested 9th district seat. Cumberland’s Rep Sneed High warns the House version has no chance of enactment.
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General Assembly
Basil L. Whitener
Charles R. Jonas
Cumberland
Sneed High
House
Senate
Johnson nominates Woodrow Jones for federal judgeship
President Johnson moves to confirm Rutherford County attorney Woodrow Jones to the vacancy created by Judge Spencer Bell’s death in Charlotte. Ervin and Jordan had opposed earlier, with ABA ratings and skepticism cited. The White House indicates Jones now has ABA qualifications and likely Senate approval. supporters praise his tireless civic work.
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Johnson
Woodrow Jones
Sam Ervin
Everett Jordan
Rutherford County
Congress
Spencer Bell
Charlotte
Jones
Judicial Rating Committee
The
American Bar Association
White House
ABA
Senate
Editorial: Fiscal Year Ends as Congress Hears Bushes and Bills
Editorial notes the June 30 end of the federal fiscal year as a time of reckoning for Congress and the Johnson administration. It cites extensions for the Good Stamp Bill and National Teachers Corps, upcoming votes, and ongoing debates over antipoverty programs and highway beautification.
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Congress
Administration
Johnson Administration
Capitol Hill
House
Senate
Teachers Corps
Johnson
House Education and Labor Committee
Senate Labor and Public Welfare
Office of Economic Opportunity
The
New Republic
House Public Works
Transportation
Alan S. Boyd
John C. Kluczynski
D-Ill
British secretary Brown humorously recalls dog ear remark
Drew Pearson Brown, a former teamster now foreign secretary, chats with Vice President Humphrey at lunch. He recounts London visits, a photo caption mocking him, family anecdotes, and a rebuke to his brother over a pre election tax proposal.
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Mer Teamster
Queen of
England
Johnson
Brown
Humphrey
London
No. 10 Downing Street
Chequers
Windsor Palace
The High Point Enterprise publication details
Independent High Point newspaper advertises rates and distribution practices. Includes address 305 307 North Main Street High Point NC 27261 and notice about subscriptions and AP affiliation. Mentions billing terms, delivery and advertising representation, and Ward Griffith Company as national ad representative.
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High Point Enterprise, Inc
North Main Street
High Point
N. C
High Point Jaycees Connnect with Johnson Visit in Baltimore
High Point's Jaycees largest NC group at national convention cheered President Johnson who promised to speak if near by. Tar Heel President Bill Suttle led support for Jim Antell as a possible national president. Also notes on Sky Room at Top Of The Mart, regional SMSA planning, Camp Pioneer sponsorship drive, and local civic plans.
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High Point
Jaycees
North Carolina
Baltimore
Johnson
America
Bill Suttle
Suttle
Harold
Joanne Lea
Tom
Lyn Chandler
Gene
Arlene Martin
Randy
Janice Shelton
Jim
Evelyn Pearce
Stacy
Gaye Johnson
Strupe
Betty Lackey
Beth Dickerson
Carlie
Joan Smith
George
Penny Wearn
Bill
Nancy Reynolds
Pug
Linda Morris
March Jamison
Henry Foscue
Leo Heer
Green Drive
C of C
Pioneer
Dan Hackney
YMCA
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Drew Pearson
George Brown
Democratic Farmer Labor
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Hubert
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William Bates
Massachusetts
Downing Street
Downing Was
William Pitt
No. 10
Downing
Romney
James Fox
Samuel Peabody
Tor
Lord Peabody of
Berry's
High Point Enterprise
Associated Press
N.C
Molt McPherson
Piedmont Triad
I. Paul Ingle
Greensboro
Oscar W. Burnett
Winston- Salem
Meade Willis
County Commission
Guilford
Forsyth
Randolph
Yadkin
Davidson
Alamance
SMSA
Ingle
Triad
Thomasville
Lexington
Burlington
Graham
Raleigh-Durham
Charlotte-Gastonia
Piedmont
Tom Loflin
Greensboro Daily News
Morehead
Unc-Chapel Hill Law School
Davidson College
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