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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Mar 04, 1964

Page

3

Moore Says Speaker Ban Unnecessary in Campaign Tour

In Chapel Hill on Tuesday, Moore pressed amendments to ease the speaker ban on publicly owned property while promoting campus dialogue with Iron Curtain scientists. He also spoke in Alamance counties as Ric Preyer toured Chowan, Gates, and Bertie counties on a 100 county swing. The race includes O H Doggett dropping out to back Robert Gavin, with Charles Strong and Sanford among other contenders still in the governor’s primary.

Chapel Hill Moore Iron Curtain Alamance Ric Preyer Chowan Gates Bertie Preyer U.S. 17 Virginia South Carolina Naval Air Facility Elizabeth City Colin Grose O. H. Doggett High Point Sanford Robert Gavin Charles Strong

Warren Receives Newly Created Building and Grounds Post

Former legislator Joseph H. Warren of Caswell County has been named building and grounds superintendent of the State Legislative Building at a annual salary of 5484. He plans to seek the sergeant at arms post for the next General Assembly session. Other state officials and council members filed for elections as Democrats in Raleigh.

Raleigh Joseph H. Warren Caswell County House of Representatives Warren State Legislative Building General Services George Cherry Tom Oe Samant General Assembly Ronald Badgley Greensboro Council of In State Post

Good Old Days Not So Good For NC Drivers

North Carolina’s early roads faced mud and dust as motorists endured a fair weather era. James S. Burch recalls 1920s travel challenges, road-bond booms, limited paved highways, and shifting gas taxes that funded road building from 1913 to 1963.

Raleigh, N.C North Carolina James S. Burch State Highway Commission Burch Dandh Benes Tas Ieee Carolina Hardesty T Ford Buncombe

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