Reds Split by Five Major Violent Disputes
AP News Analysis outlines five distinct arguments dividing Moscow and Peking and weakening the world communist bloc. Andropov flags Maotzetungism while Khrushchevism is attacked as deviationist. Togliatti urges continued debate despite strains on the movement.
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Methodists Enter Strong Race Plea in Pittsburgh
In Pittsburgh delegates of the Methodist church filled the Civic Arena as Rev. James Laird urged stronger racial integration. About 1,000 demonstrators, mostly white, knelt and sang outside the arena while others carried signs. The scene contrasted with the main conference and the vote in the Democratic Senate primary.
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Dreds
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Detroit
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Arena
Connally
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Senate
Ralph Yarborough
Methodists
Dallas Radio
Don McLendon
Johnson walks with reporters on White House grounds
President Johnson left a news conference to take a long walk around the White House south grounds. He urged efficiency in government citing savings from eliminating 141 publications and 98 forms, forecasting millions in dollars and tax payer time saved and urging agency chiefs to press on.
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Johnson
White House
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Caribbean Forester
Salvage under way as ship flounders after blast
U S Navy salvage crews worked at Saigon Port after a bomb blast ripped a 28 foot hole in the hull of a 9 800 ton carrier ferry. 43 officers and crew were evacuated as water flooded lower decks. One crewman described the blast as “foot from one end of the ship” and noted the Serach for a cause continued. None of the 73 civilian crew were injured.
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Philippines
Johnny Jenkins
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Wallace Faces Hostile Indiana Crowd On Campaign Tour
Governor George C. Wallace, campaigning for Indiana’s May 5 primary, faced rough treatment and jeers in Terre Haute as about 85 demonstrators heckled him. Alabama troopers rode with him for security, including Sgt. Lloyd Jemison who earlier repelled a strike at Kenosha.
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Terre Haute
Wisconsin
Ilinois
Wallace
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Kenosha
Wis
E. C. Dothard
Goldwater Ahead In Texas Poll
AP report from Dallas notes Sen. Barry Goldwater leading in early Texas Republican presidential preference, with 3,216 votes to rivals Rockefeller 253 Smith 194 Stassen 231 Lodge 173 write-ins 20 for Scranton. Gov. John Connally shows strong support in Texas governor’s race as results flow in.
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Barry! Goldwater
Arizona
Texas
Henry Cabot Lodge
Geldwater
Goldwater
Nelson Rockefeller
New York
Maine
Margaret Chase Smith
Harold Stassen
Lodge
William Scranton
Pennsylvania
John Connally
Don Yarborough
Czech Youths Demonstrate For Freedom Riot In Prague Park
About 3,000 students gathered in Prague for May Day poetry reading when rioters clashed with police. Western reports cite shouting anti regime slogans and arrests as riot police with dogs cleared Kinsky Park after hours of violence.
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Austria
Prague
Czech
Antonin Novotny
Kinsky Park
Charles University
Gestapo
Evans Defends Highway Commission Record in North Carolina
Raleigh State Highway Commission chair Mel Evans rebutted Dan K Moore charges claiming the highway body has a strong record under Sanford and that road-building activity proves progress. Moore accused officials of political bias and cost increases, while Evans highlighted miles paved and under construction, defending salaries and private business ties.
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Raleigh
State Highway Commission
Melrill Evans
Dan K. Moore
Sanford
North Carolina
Evans
Moore
Highway Commission
Richardsor. Preyer
High Pointer Dale Morey Is N S Winner
Dale Morey captures NS title as high pointer in regional event. Rival shooters from city teams competed for top honors, with Morey edging out several rivals to claim the championship.
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Dale Morey
Bonner Praises New Bridge At Oregon Inlet Dedication
Rep Herbert Bonner of North Carolina lauded the 144 million dollar Herbert Bonner Bridge opened with dedication ceremonies at Oregon Inlet. The two and a half mile span replaces ferry crossings, speeding travel from the mainland to Hatteras and opening the Outer Banks to broader economic benefit. Dignitaries included Luther Hodges and Governor Terry Sanford. ribbon was cut by local widows.
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Oregon Inlet
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Herbert Bonner
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Outer Banks
Luther Hodges
Washington, N.C
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House
Merchant Marine and Fisheries Committee
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Terry Sanford
Woodrow Price
North Carolina Seashore Commission
Clark Stratton
National Park Service
Vietor Meekins
Manteo
Coastland Times
Nora Herbert
Rodanthe
Hatteras Island
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