Kennedy Reserves Strength Signals Shifts in Delegates
AP dispatch outlines early nomination tally dynamics with Kennedy leading in New Jersey and California but trailing Johnson for second-choice support in Florida. It notes uncommitted New York and Illinois delegates and polls across Michigan, Iowa, Kansas, and other key states as Kennedy seeks momentum for future ballots.
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Lyndon B. Johnson
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D-Fla
Johnson
Symington
Hubert HH. Humphrey
Minnesota
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Edmund G Brown
Brown
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Pennsylvania
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Lawrence
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Rep
Chester Bowles
Connecticut
Iowa
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Kansas
Docking
Robert B. Meyner
Meyner
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Converse Graduation Address Urges Truth Faith Courage
Sen Sam J. Ervin Jr. addressed 77 Converse College graduates at Spartanburg in 1960 urging pursuit of truth to keep freedom, and faith and courage as defenses against atomic war fears. He warned that false opinions threaten a free constitutional government when truth is allowed to prevail.
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Spartanburg
Sam J. Ervin Jr
D-Nc
Converse College
America
Sen. Ervin
Weather outlook for today and tomorrow
The Associated Press reports sunset at 7 0 pm and sunrise at 6 am tomorrow. Moving through the day expect typical daily conditions with no major weather events noted.
Five Day Forecast North and South Carolina Georgia
Partly cloudy and warm across the region with high 80s to 90s and lows around 50s to 60s. Expect scattered thunderstorms near the coast and in the east portions, with slightly cooler Tuesday and Wednesday and a potential tenth of an inch of rain Saturday. Raleigh 60, Charlotte 85 62, Charleston 86 65. Georgia shows similar warmth and normal temperatures with periods of showers.
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South Carolina
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Raleigh & and
Charlotte
Charleston
Eleven North Carolina House members lose in 1959 primary
In the Democratic primary, at least eleven incumbents were defeated as 71 House seats and 23 Senate campaigns were decided. Among the casualties were R. Bruce Etheridge, Carroll R. Holmes, Frank Everett, Phil Whitley, Marcelus Buchanan, Tom Herbert, Charles R. Crawford, J. Tolliver Davis, Fred Holcombe, Willis Murphrey and Carlpenters of Onslow. Survivors include Brantley Womble, W. C. Harris Jr., Rachel Davis, Shelton Wicker, Joe Watkins, Dwight Quinn, Herbert Hardy, Ashley Murphy, Albert Byrum, John Y. Jordan, Gordon Greenwood and I.
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Dare
Carroll R. Holmes
Perquimans
Frank Everett
Martin
Phil Whitley
Wake
Marcelus Buchanan
Jackson
Tom Herbert
Clay
Charles R. Cawford
Swain
J. Tolliver Davis
Rutherford
Fred Holcombe
Madison
Willis Murphrey
Halifax
Carlpenters
Onslow
Sanford Wins Heavy Negro Vote In Three NC Cities
In Saturdays primary Terry Sanford drew strong support from Negro voters across Greensboro Winston Salem and Raleigh with Charlotte and Durham showing mixed results. Sanford led all Negro precincts in seven Winston Salem precincts and Raleigh while Durham favored Seawell with large margins.
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North Carolina
Terry Sanford
Durham
Malcolm Seawell
Fourman
Greensboro
Winston, Salem
Sanford
Charlotte
Seawell
I. Beverly Lake
John D. Larkins
Winston - Salem
Larkins
Lake
Ten Colleges Hand Out Diplomas Today
Ten colleges distributed diplomas with notable speakers including Dr. Frank P. Graham and Gov. Luther Hodges. Commencements occurred Sunday at 13 schools, with Wake Forest UNC and Duke planning exercises next Sunday.
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Associated Press
North Carolina
Frank P. Graham
Luther Hodges
Wake Forest
University of North Carolina
Duke
Graham
The
United Nations
Bennett College
Greensboro School For
Gov. Hodges
Davidson
UNC
Bell adopts middle name Graham from admired friend
Alexander Graham Bell, inventor of the telephone, chose the middle name Graham in honor of a friend he admired.
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Lexander Graham Bell
Telephone
Graham
Continued U2 Reconnaissance Urged by Legion in Texas
The American Legion in Texas passed a Sunday resolution urging continued reconnaissance of the Soviet Union including U2 flights. It also called for withdrawing diplomatic recognition and punishing those who publicly admitted the U2 was on a spy mission.
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Houston
Tex
CAP
Texas
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