Editorial Page endorses candidates on long ballot
The editorial pages present sample ballots for national state and local offices across Davidson Randolph and High Point townships urging careful study and prompt voting. It lists preferred candidates including Sam Ervin for Senate Robert W. Scott for governor and others in District Court and county posts urging informed participation for better government at all levels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point Township
Davidson
Randolph
Sam Ervin
Robert W. Scott
Council of State
6Th Congressional District
Richardson Preyer
Smith Bagley
Congress
Vincend Mizell
William P. Saunders
W. D. James
L. Earl Andrews
Jack E. Klass
Nick Galifianakis
al Walker
Fred Lambeth
Jack Morrow
Leo Rich
Jon W. Couch
L. T. Hammond Jr
Ronnie B. Collins
Justice of Peace
Trinity Township
Joe A. Cook
Constable
U. S
United States
Senate
House of Representatives
Bombing Ends in Vietnam Acknowledgment of Progress
An exhausted President Johnson announced the end of the bombing campaign against North Vietnam, saying Allied forces can operate without it while Paris negotiators work toward peace. The move is framed as strategic and political, with officials noting military gains by South Vietnam and losses for the communists.
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North Vietnam
Paris
Southeast Asia
Hubert Humphrey
United States
Vietnam
South Vietnam
Hanoi
Johnson
U. S
Editorial on voting and residency barriers in the 1960s
The census warns 5.6 million Americans may be unable to vote in November due to state residency rules. It notes race and mobility trends, calls for limits to residency time, cites proposed national registration, and highlights a likely big stay-at-home vote influenced by party identification research.
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Census Bureau
New York
Mississippi
Johnson
Congress
Civil Rights Commissin
Jane Hees
President's Commission On Registration
Frank Stanton
CBS
J. &. News & World Report
Harveyesearch Center
Michigan Universiy
Henry Foscue
Jack Campbell
Dan Moors
Raleigh
Duke Hospital
Arthur Corpening
Agnew Greek policy doubts from NATO allies rise in Boston
The London Sunday Times weighs Spiro Agnew's likely influence on Greece if he becomes vice president. Gov Agnew backs the Greek military regime drawing criticism from Greek Americans and NATO allies. Reports flag his ties to Greek businessmen and fundraising efforts tied to Nixon Agnew.
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Boston
Spiro Agnew
Greece
NATO
United States
London Sunday Times
Gov. Agnew
George Papandreou
Andreas
University of Minnesota
University of California
Agnew
Tor Pappas
Nixon-Agnew
Pappas
Salonika
Mediterranean
Central Intelligence Agency
Thomas and
Carrie Pappas
Times
Truth-in-Advertising and half a billion losses warned
The Post Office Department warns Americans mainly in lower income brackets are losing up to half a billion dollars yearly to deceptive mail order schemes sold as wholesale or value items. Laws require substantiation and records for eight days. violations carry fines or jail. The piece also notes overstocked catalogs, urges buying from reputable merchants, and explains how to handle unordered merchandise.
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Post Office
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B. Gordon Gentry
Byron A. Haworth
E. D. Kuykendall Jr
J. Benjamin Miles
Edward K. Washington
Mark Stewart
High Point Enterprise
Cam
Snday
MATL
Drew Pearson
Maryland
The
New York Times
the Times
Tom Pappas
Jobin
New England
John Pappas
Suffolk Downs
Spyros Skouras
20Th Century-Fox Motion Picture Company
Skouras
Aristotle Onassis
Jacqueline Kennedy
Stavros G. Livanos
Onassis
Stavros Niarchos
Manuel Kulukandis
Nixon
Lord, Day and Lord
Herbert Brownell
John Lindsay
Sen
Strom Thurmond
John Brademas
Indiana
Peter Kyros
Maine
North Carolina
New Orleans
William Helis
Athens
Joseph M. Linsey
Taunton
Massachusetts
Dod
Dean Towery
Hudson Church Directory Company
Greenville
D. C
Bel-Air
Richard Smith
Starmount Presbyterian Church
Lexington
Tewary
Hudson
Emerywood Baptist Church
Wesley Memorial United Methodist
First United Methodist
Tom Aldridge
Herman Hunter
Hunter Coal and Oil Company
Orient
Shriners
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