Many Republicans Seek Congress Citing North Carolina Stakes
Gardner says many Republicans will run for Congress in North Carolina's 11 districts. He met with GOP leaders and Rep. Charles Jonas and James Broyhill, declined to name districts without challengers, and plans to decide at the Charlotte convention whether to oppose Rep. Harold D. Cooley or Sen. B Everett Jordan. The piece notes Viet Nam and Negro voting as campaign issues.
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Washington
James
Gardner
Charles Jonas
James Broyhill
North Carolina
Charlotte
Harold D. Cooley
D-N.c
B. Everett Jordan
N.C. Geraner
Sardine Eahd
Jonas
Broyhill
Lee Potter
Ray Bliss
Republican National Committee
Howard Calloway
Gn Calloway
Viet Nam
Johnson
1964
Behavior Of Coeds Unchanged In Modern Morals Debate
AP reports from Haverford Pennsylvania that coeds today are not more promiscuous than their mothers at the same age. Dr Farnsworth argues premarital relations depend on maturity and responsibility and may be enriching for the capable, while still provoking social turmoil among the undecided.
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Haverford
Cial
Farnsworth
Gessner Freed After Five Years in Custody
George John Gessner, 29, released from the U S penitentiary after five years for giving nuclear weapon secrets to the Soviets. He condemned delays in justice and questioned coercion in obtaining his confession. He planned to return to college and defend his views freely.
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Harry F. Rosenthal
Leavenworth, Kan
George John Gessner
U.S
Soviet Union
Atomic Energy
Gessner
Ft. Bliss
Tex
Mexico City
Panama City
Panama
North Carolina seeks Supreme Court appeal over redistricting ruling
Three judge panel denied the motion for reconsideration of the 1966 redistricting decision and left intact the court’s ruling that the plan could stand for the 1966 elections. Drum and colleagues plan to appeal to the Supreme Court, hoping to raise funds, arguing the delay harms justice. The panel also ordered the 1967 General Assembly to redraw congressional lines by July 1 1967.
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U.S. Supreme Court
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Supreme Court
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Morse criticizes unilateral U S actions in Vietnam at Wake Forest
Senator Wayne Morse, speaking at Wake Forest, argues the United States is acting alone in Vietnam and undermines mutual defense pacts. He contrasts his view with Secretary of State Rusk and warns that American victory would not stop Asian struggles for control, calling for broader allied cohesion.
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Winston-Salem
Wayne Morse
D-Ore
U.S
Viet Nam
Wake
Reoe
Dean Rusk
United States
Morse
Asia
Secrets and Confidence Games Defy Easy Judgment
A concise rumination on who can guard confidences and why trust breaks down in private dealings. The piece explores how secrecy tests loyalty and reveals character through hidden motives and guarded information.
Doane Pills Claim Pain Relief and Sleep Aid
An ad asserts Doane Pills provide speedy pain relief and aid sleep. It promises increased output of the kidneys and says millions enjoy relief and better nights. The text uses catchy marketing phrases to push the product.
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