Harris Survey Shows Carter Humphrey Brown In Race Shifts
The Harris Survey taken May 20 to 24 of 1,022 Democrats and independents shows Carter leading in delegate counts but Humphrey narrowly ahead among rank and file voters. Brown climbs to 18 percent after his Maryland primary win while Kennedy fades from top choice. Wallace drops to 7 percent as a majority say they could not vote Democratic if he were the nominee.
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Georgia
Jimmy Carter
Hubert Humphrey
Minnesota
California
Jerry Brown
Edward Kennedy
Massachusetts
Arizona
Morris Udall
Kennedy
Humphrey
Carter
Brown
Udall
George Wallace
Harris Surrey
Maryland
Oregon
Nevada
West
Alabama
Wallace
Boy Takes Fatal Dive To Be Rabbit
In Letchworth England 15-year-old Steven Shea leapt from a 50 foot parking garage and died. Detectives found a diary sentence claiming after reading Watership Down he killed himself to become a rabbit. Coroner ruled death by own action while mentally disturbed. Father says he lived two lives one in a rabbit fantasy world.
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Letchworth
England
Steven Shea
Steven
Remembering a fallen comrade near Mengeringhausen during WWII
The narrator recalls a grave hour in wartime Europe as the German retreat and key action near Mengeringhausen unfold. Amid rain and emotion, the piece reflects humility, pride, and sorrow for the price paid by soldiers, including a paternal grandfather from Essen. The lingering ache questions mankind’s memory and selfishness.
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Europe
High Point Enterprise Reader Subscriptions and Rates
The High Point Enterprise lists subscription options and rates for mail and Sunday delivery, including due dates, carrier charges, and mailing details. It notes pricing, publication days, and that associated press dispatches are used, with disclaimers about payment handling and delivery representatives.
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High Point Enterprise
High Spain Enterprise
Church Avenue
High Poit
Ane
Associated Press
Paint
N.C
High Point
Hagh Pont
Ine
Ward-Griffith Company
Hons! Advertising
Man Drowns In Rescue Attempt
Fayetteville man James Carl Beasley, 37, drowned in Kure Beach while attempting to help his brother Tom Beasley who was struggling in strong surf. New Hanover County sheriff's officers reported the incident occurred Sunday as undertow pulled James under. Tom Beasley swam to shore safely.
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Kure Beach
N.C
Fayetteville
New Hanover County
James Carl Beasley
Tom Beasley
Confederation proposal for Israeli West Bank clash
New York AP reports Israeli Defense Minister Shimon Peres floated a possible settlement in Time Magazine implying a confederation of the West Bank Israel and Jordan. Peres said the idea may sound unrealistic yet mirrors past failed attempts to resolve the conflict.
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New York
West Bank
Israel
Jordan
Shimon Peres
Time Magazine
Peres
Martha Mitchell and her turbulent public life
Martha Mitchell born 1918 in Pine Bluff Arkansas rose from schoolteacher to wife of John Mitchell and Nixon adviser. Her outspoken stance angered leaders, sparked clashes with the press, and culminated in a provocative Watergate era image. She left Washington after 1974 and hinted in 1975 that her public days were numbered.
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Mitchell
Fifth Avenue
Martha Mitchell
Pine Bluff
Ark
University of Miami
Mobile
Ala
Clyde Jennings
Jay
James Eastland
Cmiss
John Mitchell
Nixon
Long Island
Washington
Charles Percy
R-Ill
J. William Fulbright
D-Ark
Nixon Supreme Court
G. Harold Carswell
The
Arkansas Gazette
Manhattan
Moynihan Calls for Firm Global Policy at Fundraiser
Daniel Patrick Moynihan urged a realistic firm U S foreign policy during a Columbia fundraiser for the Columbia Jewish Welfare Federation. The former U N ambassador warned democracies are shrinking and totalitarianism rising while praising Israel and criticizing post Vietnam and post Watergate America.
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Columbia
D.C
Daniel Patrick Moynihan
United States
Moyniihan
U.S
United Nations
Columbia Jewish Welfare Federation
Moynihan
India
Viet Nam
America
Israel
U.N
State Department
Attitude Survey Doubted Faces Privacy Debate
In Raleigh AP NC Department of Public Instruction finds mixed feelings about a three year old student attitude survey. Teachers say questions on family wealth shame and self worth raise privacy concerns though Superintendent Philips says responses are aggregated and protected. Names and numbers stay separate and students may opt out.
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Raleigh
North Carolina Department of Public Instruction
The
News and Observer
A.craig Philips
Wiliam J. Brown
Heavy Political Spending Heats Up Gubernatorial Ads
The piece notes candidates hiring firms like Owen Dudley and Associates of Greenville and F. Clinton White of New York as consultants for advertising. Coy Privett aims up to 100000 in preprimary ads, with Smith Associates of Charlotte handling media. Jake Alexander pledges to maximize fundraising for ads. Lesser known rivals expect little spend. Primary ad spending cap is 363900, higher than prior cycles, with past figures of Bowles Jr and Morgan cited. A possible second primary could occur if no candidate clears 50 percent in August, with a runoff set for September 14.
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Owen Dudley and
Bandouvers Co
Phoenix
Arix
Wallace McCall
Andy” Barker
Hargrove
Skipper) Bowles Jr
Robert Morgan
D-N.c
Memorial Day appearances mark Hays in Ohio amid probe
Belmont Ohio AP Rep Wayne Hays held Memorial Day events in his eastern Ohio district before returning to Washington where probes focus on whether Elizabeth Ray served on his House Administration Committee staff as his mistress for a 14000 year salary. Investigations include possible conspiracies to defraud government or misuse tax funds and a possible grand jury appearance for Hays. Miss Rays immunity deal and six other women in similar government jobs are cited by sources as context. Hays denies resigning or stepping down from his chairmanships.
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Belmont
Ohio
Wayne Hays
Washington
Elizabeth Ray
Congressional Committee
Hays
Big Red Gate Farm
Pat
Miss Ray
House Administration Committee
Justice Department
Albert Ahern
FBI
House
Steubenville Court
Nick Karnick
Karnick
House Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee
Administration Committee
White Man's Nation Declared At Klan Rally in Pulaski
Imperial Wizard Robert M. Shelton led about 1,000 Klansmen in a Memorial Day weekend rally near Pulaski Tennessee, near the birthplace of the Ku Klux Klan. A 15-foot cross was burned as attendees blamed blacks for leadership failures and criticized politicians who seek minority votes.
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Roger Cooper
Associated Press
Pulaski, Tenn
United Klans of America
Ku Klux Klan
Robert M. Shelton
Shelton
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