Moore Urges Speaker Ban Changes in North Carolina
Governor Moore calls for amendments to the speaker ban law to end the partisan divide over campus speaker policies. He cites study commissions and recommends trustees regulate appearances on state colleges, backing a reform intended to unite the state and protect higher education. Lawmakers introduced identical bills in both chambers after his address.
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David Britt
Fairmont
Consolidated University of North Carolina
Study Commission
Supreme Court strikes down Reds registration ruling
The Supreme Court ruled unconstitutional the Communist party membership registration requirement under the 1950 Subversive Activities Control Act, in a decision by Justice William J. Brennan. The cases involved Albertson of Brooklyn and Proctor of Oakland, who argued the order violated the Fifth Amendment and First Amendment rights. The ruling holds that individual self incrimination risks and the context of criminal statutes render the form's questions impermissible.
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Washington
Communist Party
William J. Brenan
William Albertson
Brooklyn
N.Y
Rostoe Quincy Proctor
Oakland
Calif
Justice Department
Proctor
New York State
Communist Party of New York
Albertson
Supreme Court
Procter
U.S. Court of Appeals
Brennan
Rivers Says Congress Ignored Reserve Cutback Critique
Washington AP Rep L Mendel Rivers chairman of the House Armed Services Committee says the Defense Department move to eliminate 751 Army Reserve units likely legal but not Congress’s intent. The action affects about 55,000 soldiers in multiple states including South Carolina. Rivers vows committee review when Congress reconvenes in January and opposes broad eliminations while favoring unit realignments. Senator Margaret Chase Smith called the move very disturbing but hadn’t had time to assess the full McNamara statement.
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Don Carson Washington
L. Mendel Rivers
Defense Department
Congress
Rivers
House Armed Services Committee
Charleston
D.C
Defense
Robert S.mcnamara
McNamara
South Carolina
Senate
Armed Services Committee
Margaret
Chase Smith
Skowhegan
Maine
Natorial Guard
Army Reserve
National Guard
Fentagon
Cyrus R. Vance
the Army
Stanley R. Resor
Harold K. Johnson
Army Chief of Staff
Folly Behind The Wheel Revealed In Harris Survey
Louis Harris reports a broad pattern of driver folly among a cross section of U S adults. One in five says they are not good at driving and 40 percent rate others as fair or poor. About one in six has a frightened family driver and many drivers admit speeding and tailgating. Many rate themselves as superior drivers despite faults. see Folly on Page 2A.
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Louis Harris
Reporter Watches Attack Over Ja Drang Valley Strike
AP report from Saigon describes B52 bombers striking a North Vietnamese regiment in the Ja Drang Valley 200 miles north of Saigon. The mission aimed at a moving target with more than 350 tons of bombs dropped in a five by one mile area while ground troops pulled back.
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Edwin Q
White
Saigon
South Viet Nam
Green Valley
Guam
U.S. 1St Cavalry
Ya Drang
Sais Bon
U. S
Air Force
Ja Drang
B52s Strike GI's In Heavy Valley Fighting Near Cambodia
B57 bombers pounded rear areas of a North Vietnamese regiment as two American infantry battalions clashed with the enemy near the Cambodian border. The 1st Cavalry's 7th Regiment, under Lt. Col. Hal Moore, reported heavy casualties and numerous enemy bodies estimated at 129 to 150. Air operations limited by danger, helicopters used for evacuation as U S forces held the valley and repelled multiple battalion sized assaults.
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TA Drang Valley
South Viet Nam
Tat Air Cav
Alry Division
George Custer
the Little Big Horn
U.S
Saigon
Highlands
1St Cavalry
7Th Regiment
Hal Moore
Bardstown
Ia Drang
1St Air Cavalry Division
Lawmakers Limit Special Session To Speaker Ban
North Carolina lawmakers limited the one day session to amend the state speaker ban law. Gov. Moore urged swift changes while House and Senate committees approved focusing on that single issue. A public hearing was set for today with possible session end by Wednesday. a separate bond issue for West Carolina College stadium construction was also discussed.
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Raleigh
Senate
House Rules
North Carolina General Assembly
Sam L. Whitehurst
Craven County
House Rules Committee
Whitehurst
Gov. Moore
Sen
Robert Morgan
Senate Rules Committee
West Carolina College
Morgan
President Johnson Returns to White House
President Johnson returns from a three week Texas ranch stay to the White House and will remain there at least until Thursday. Despite a favorable medical report he says he does not feel as well as before the October operation and still feels some pain. At the ranch Sunday two Vietnam veteran soldiers joined, attending church with the First Family in Fredericksburg, voicing prayers for service members overseas.
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Washington
Johnson
Texas
White House
LBJ
Johnson City
Viet Nam
St. Barnabas Episcopal Church
Fredericksburg
J.C
Robert S. Vandiver
New Orleans
Robert G. Sullivan
San Antonio
Tex
Vandiver
Sullivan
Brestolantis Bassee
Sheppard Granted Hearing on Supreme Court Appeal
Washington AP reports Dr Samuel H Sheppard former Cleveland osteopath was granted a hearing on a new appeal to the Supreme Court over his conviction and life sentence for his first wife Marilyns 1954 death ACLU may file as friend of the court The case centers on public prejudice and jury impartiality with prior rulings in lower courts and further appeals anticipated
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Washington
Samuel H. Sheppard
Cleveland
Ohio
Supreme Court
Sheppard
High Tribunal
Loer
Marilyn
Circuit Court
Cincinnati
Liberty
American Civil Liberties Union
Rhodesian Crisis Push Affects Britain and Gibbs
Britain's Labour government moves to rush emergency Rhodesian sanctions legislation through Parliament while opposition Moderates back action. Rhodesia's PM Smith rejects Gibbs demand to leave Government House as Gibbs denounces the regime as illegal. Import bans and finance limits target Rhodesia's white minority rule. Gibbs asserts lawful authority in Rhodesia.
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Lawreince Malkin
Government House
Gibbs
Smith
Rhadesta
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