Preview of 1964 election themes by Burch and Humphrey
Brief notes from Anaheim and Baltimore outline GOP warnings against Johnsons Great Society and Democratic pledges for dignity, freedom, and free speech. Burch criticizes federal dominance as pork barrel self defense while Humphrey argues for individual fulfillment, peace, and improved living standards despite environmental concerns.
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Burch
Anaheim
Calif
Humphrey
Baltimore
Johnson
Ray Bliss
Congress
Leenan
Boston
Igeten Johnson
America
North and South Carolina Weather Outlook
Forecast calls for considerable cloudiness and cooler temperatures across the region. North Carolina sees scattered rain or drizzle with lows 35 to 40 in the mountains and upper 40s along the south coast. South Carolina ranges from mid 40s to lower 50s with highs in the 60s to upper 70s and scattered drizzle. Wednesday remains mostly cloudy and cool with occasional showers.
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North Carolina
North Portion
South Carolina
Northwest
South Coast
Snider Named Editor in Greensboro
William D. Snider, associate editor of the Greensboro Daily News for 14 years, will become editor July 1 with responsibility for editorial and news departments. Publisher Carl O. Jeffress announced the appointment Monday. Snider succeeds H. W. Kendall.
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Greensboro
N.C
William D. Snider
Greensboro Daily News
Carl 0. Jeffress
The
Daily News
Snider
H. W. Kendall
36 Bodies Recovered In Chile After Quake
Thirty six bodies were recovered from El Cobre mud as Chile faced a quake death toll near four hundred. The U S Embassy in Santiago said no Americans were killed or injured. Survivors described a wave of mud and sand over a village of 400.
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Joseph L. Benham
el Cobre
Chile
U.S
Santiago
Carlos Munchel
Salvadore Allende
Supreme Court orders NLRB to rehear Darlington plant case
The Supreme Court ruled 7-0 that a firm may close entirely but cannot shut part of operations to punish unionization, returning the Darlington plant dispute to the NLRB. TWUA leader Pollock hailed the decision, saying large textile firms cannot close plants to deter workers from joining unions.
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Darlington
S.C
National Labor Relations Board
Darlington Textile
U.S. Supreme Court
NLRB
John M. Harlan
Potter Stewart
Arthur Goldberg
William Pollock
Textile Workers Union of America
AFL - Cio
Pollock
TWUA
Dart
Itlington
Court Monday
4Th Circuit Court of Appeals
Deering-Milliken
Roger Milliken
Deering
Eman
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Bargain Furniture CO
Darlington Case
East Green
United
United Air Lines
Rombier
Werline
American Motors
Rambler
Piedmont Rambler, Inc
N. Main St
High Point, N.C
Danny Kaye
Cbs-Tv
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