GOP Hails High Point Victory as Republicans Sweep
The GOP claims a decisive High Point win with Floyd D. Mehan defeating Democrat Carson Stout by 524 votes in the mayoral race. Republicans also captured all city council seats, ending 20 years of Democratic rule and signaling broader party gains amid strong turnout.
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Charlotte
Stan R. Brookshire
Caribbean War Threat Subsides
The Dominican Republic and Haiti faced a reduced war threat as the Organization of American States and the U N Security Council prepared meetings. President Juan Bosch called Haitian leader Francois Duvalier a mad man while signaling cautious vigil. The crisis prompted discussions on broader OAS powers and possible hemispheric diplomatic measures.
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New York Times
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Race unrest cited as impetus for civil rights action
Washington AP reports Congress heard that Southern racial unrest underscores the need for civil rights legislation. House Judiciary subcommittee heard witnesses on Birmingham violence as Rep. Emanuel Celler and Rep. John Lindsay questioned progress while Rep. William McCulloch offered cautious optimism. Celler noted 99 civil rights bills proposed by members.
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William M. McCulloch
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Birmingham's Breakthrough Movement Drives Desegregation Push
In Birmingham, Negro leaders press for 80 percent desegregation downtown as civil rights activists rally at a Baptist church. King appeals to Kennedy for a forthright response while 2,400 protesters have already been jailed, with quiet streets contrasting past tensions in Oxford and Little Rock.
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North Carolina General Fund Surplus Seen At 104 Million
Income tax receipts boosted April totals with the general fund at 40.18 million, up 4.81 million from a year earlier. April income taxes reached 22.79 million while sales taxes fell slightly. Highway fund rose to 10.8 million, lifting 10-month fund total to 141.7 million with an 11.53 percent gain.
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Powell Hints At Development In Birmingham Unrest
Rep. Adam Clayton Powell says Attorney General Kennedy hinted at a federal action regarding Birmingham Alabama abuses of African Americans. Powell cites water hoses police dogs and mass arrests as potential crimes under a federal statute and promises a big development before a presidential news conference.
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D-N.y
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Alabama
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Wood alcohol blamed for 20 deaths in New York
New York authorities report 20 deaths linked to wood alcohol with 17 more hospitalized suspects. Autopsies prove the poison caused 10 deaths, with others attributed to the same cause though not yet definite. Most victims were from a City Welfare shelter where 1,500 men are fed nightly. Three men convicted for selling the tainted liquor were given prison terms up to two years.
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Bowery
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Harlem
Bronx
Birmingham Braces as 575 Troopers Custody Tension Rises
Alabama troopers under Gov Wallace move into Birmingham amid seven days of mass Negro demonstrations. King and SCLC leaders demand integrated facilities while President Kennedy and Attorney General RFK monitor the crisis. Police report injuries but no confirmed Negro casualties as national figures plan involvement.
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Tar Heel doctors win multiple awards at NC convention
At the 109th Medical Society of North Carolina convention in Asheville three Tar Heel physicians receive top prizes. Dr. Jesse P. Chapman Jr. earns the George Marion Cooper Award for Thoracic Trauma and its Treatment. Dr. Frank C. Greiss wins for his manuscript Inevitable Incomplete and Septic Abortion. Dr. Paul W. Sanger receives the Gaston County medal for best use of audio visual media in medical education.
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Medical Society of North Carolina
Jesse P. Chapman Jr
George Marion Cooper
Wake County Medical Society
Frank C. Greiss
Winston- Salem
Moore County Medical Society
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Paul W. Sanger
Charlotte
Sander
Frederar Taylor
Francis Robijesek
Tar Heel
109Th Convention Society
Julian E. Jacobs
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