Kennedy opts to defer 1972 presidential bid
AP reports that Robert F Kennedy plans to stay out of the 1968 race choosing to wait for 1972. Kennedy aides say the camp believes he can win then, while Rockefeller supporters aim to push a formal bid later this month to back his Senate run and potential national role.
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Henderson Sheriff Faces Criticism from Colleague
A migrant worker is charged with murder in one of three slayings. Decomposed bodies identified as Charles Glass, 37, and William Ver remains under investigation as authorities pursue leads in the case.
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Scott Says No New Taxes Are Needed
Raleigh AP report notes Lt. Gov. Scott declares no new taxes required, outlining budget stance and fiscal priorities.
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Patrol officers issued chemical mace for subdue aid
North Carolina Patrol members received an aerosol spray labeled Chemical Mace to aid in subduing wary individuals. The substance is described as tear gas like and is intended to blind and irritate eyes and noses to control suspects.
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North Carolina Sales Tax Up Overall with April Decline
Raleigh AP reports state sales tax collections rose for most months of the year under Governor Dan Moore, with April the only month in deficit. General merchandise tax reached 40.8 million, up 8.54 percent, while lumber and building materials taxed at 22.3 million, up 1.27 percent.
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Indian Agent’s Fight for Peace and Native Treatment
Audie Murphy and Anne Bancroft star in a true tale of a government agent working to secure peaceful policies and humane treatment for Native peoples. The narrative follows efforts to reform harsh practices and promote justice for Indigenous communities.
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Television log highlights amid limited controversy fades
AP writer Cynthia Lowry notes television specials feature lively skits with stars such as Gorshin and Lowry. The piece discusses evolving attitudes toward TV controversy and previews two ABC documentaries Rise and Fall of the Reich and Fall of the Reich with NBC and ABC air times.
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Local TV Schedule Snapshot with Programs and Times
A fragmented TV guide fragment lists program blocks and times for a day, mentioning The Tonight Show and various morning to evening slots such as Walter Cronkite Challenge of Space, ACC Basketball, Million Dollar Movie, The Monkees Klub Kwiz, Astro Boy, Hollywood Squares, and Friday Film Favorites with notes on specific air times and channels.
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Calor program schedule listing shows and venues
The schedule lists events by time including HD Sampson and Goliath at 12:38 and 1:08 with Vic Bubas Show and ACC Basketball. It mentions The Village Squares at 4:30 and Greyhound Derby Bonnie Lou and Buster at 4:40 with additional acts and destinations.
Capsule Views Of Today's Evening Programs
Capsule Views highlights March 8 offerings across stations and networks. Notable features include a new drama premiere, a live sports recap, and classic film lineups showcasing contemporary and archival selections.
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