Moore accuses Sanford of stealing his Peace Corps idea
Democratic candidate Dan K Moore charged Gov Sanford with copying his plan to create a student volunteer corps to fight poverty. Both men announced proposals Monday as Jim Beatty was named to lead the efforts and a North Carolina Fund backed the programs.
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Associated Press
Dan K. Moore
Gov
Sanford
Moore
Petty
U.S. Peace Corps
North Carolina Volunteers
Beatty
North Carolina Fund
Trenton
North Carolina Corps
Richardson Prey
I. Beverly Lake
Secnad
Lake
Elizabeth City
Rotary Club
Congress
Preyer
Extradition Refused Keeps Cauthen Free in Washington
Charles Will Cauthen, sentenced to death in Georgia for a Griffin murder, is not extradited after Washington Gov. Rosellini refused the request. Cauthen, who escaped in 1959, returned to Ward en and receives support from local residents as he resumes life under his assumed name Bob Williams. The decision ends Georgia’s pursuit and keeps him in Washington pending further action.
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Wash
Charles Will Cauthen
Raw
Washington
Albert D. Rosellini
Georgia
Elijah M. Perkins
Griffin
Cauthen
Zebulon
Warden
Eastern
Was
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Clyde DeGraff
Bob Williams
DeGraff
Carl’ Sanders
Rosellini
Governor forms 1000 member panel to curb Piedmont Crescent blight
Gov. Sanford announced a special 1000 member committee to prevent urban blight in North Carolina's Piedmont Crescent from Raleigh to Charlotte. The panel will include county representatives and form community groups to set immediate and long term goals, with state aid for coordination.
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Charlotte
Sanford
Piedmont Crescent
Cigarette Warning Urged by Health Group
Washington AP The American Cancer Society urged that cigarettes and ads carry a health warning. Dr W G Scott told the FTC that education cannot work if advertising continues unimpeded. Gilbert Weil questioned FTC authority, while Dixon defended the agency. Scott noted youth smoking worsens risks after the surgeon general linked cigarettes to lung cancer. FTC proposes labeling on packages and ads.
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Washington
American Cancer Society
W. G. Scott
Federal Trade Commission
Gilbert H. Weil
Associate Commission
Commission
Congress
FTC
Paul Rand Dixon
Scott
The
Cancer Society
Surgeon General
American flier in East Germany in fair condition
An Air Force flight surgeon reported Lt. Harold W. Welch of Detroit as fair condition in a Magdeburg Soviet hospital with multiple injuries after the RB46B downing last Tuesday. Soviet refusals to release him and to provide details on Capt. Holland and Capt. Kessler remain.
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Berlin
U. S
East Germany
Air Force
Harold W. Welch
Detroit
Madgeburg
Welch
John S. Monroe
West End
N. C
David I. Holland
Holland, Minn
Melvin J. Kessler
Philadelphia
Monroe
Magdeburg
Gardelegen
United States
Major Brush Blazes Check North of Los Angeles
Fires chewed through 10 000 acres as 1 200 firefighters fought three major blazes near Glendale Burbank Pasadena and Newhall. Verdugo Hills San Rafael Hills fires exceed 7 000 and 2 500 acres with no containment. No deaths. 23 homes destroyed seven badly damaged. planes may drop fire retardant as winds ease.
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Los Angeles
Keith Klinger
Glendale
Norman Stolley
Verdugo Hills
San Rafael Hills
Newhall
Weather Bureau
Bel
Brentwood
Scranton Opens Door to Vice Presidency Only on Draft
Pennsylvania Governor William W Scranton said he would accept the Republican nomination for vice president only if a sincere and honest draft emerges He also indicated similar openness to the presidential nomination and reiterated he does not want national office.
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Carl P. Leubsdorf
Washington
Pennsylvania
William W. Scranton
Associated Press
Scranton
Harrisburg
Arizona
Barry Goldwater
California
Goldwater
New York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Albany
Rockefeller
Johnson
Miami
Fla
Richard M. Nixon
Fidel Castro
Wisconsin
John W. Reynolds
Alabama
George C. Wallace
Reynolds
Wallace
Percy Silver
Robert F. Kennedy
No Decisions Hearings Adjourned In Anger In Baker Probe
The Bobby Baker investigation hearings dissolved amid sharp exchanges as Sen. B Everett Jordan presided and recessed them without a decision. Republican leaders Scott and Curtis criticized the process while Democrats defended continuing testimony if needed, citing possible forged signatures on tax returns.
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Washington
Bobby Baker
B. Everett Jordan
D-N.c
Senate Rules Committee
Acmeme
Hugh Scott
R-Pa
The
Commie
Carl T. Curtis
R-Neb
Jordan
Senate
Scott
Curtis
Baker
Publican
Sen
John Sherman
White House
Walter Jenkins
Support for Preyer Lifts Eyebrows in North Carolina Campaign
State political figures including Hugh Morton and Thom as J. Pearsall endorsed L. Richardson Preyer, jolting the 1964 gubernatorial race. Morton, Pearsall and Hodges-administration ties create a behind the scenes tug of endorsements between Preyer and Dan K. Moore, with officials unsure how loyalties will shift. Morton had long served on Preyer's steering committee, while Moore supporters expect Morton and Pearsall to back Moore eventually.
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William A. Shires
Raleigh
L. Richardson Preyer
Preyer
Hugh Morton
Wilmington
Linville
Grandfather Mountain
Thomas J. Pearsall
Rocky Mount
Dan K. Moore
Morton
Pearsall
Luther H. Hodges
Hodges
Moore
C&d Board
Scroop W. Enloe Jr
Spruce Pines
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Uay
Man
U.S
George Wallace
Milwaukee
Appleton
Madalyn Browning
Calif
Shires
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