Stickley calls NC governor race setup a tame primary
Gardner may run for governor and Stickley says a primary would be costly and woundful. He predicts Lt. Gov. Bob Scott as the lone Democratic candidate and describes Scott as liberal for North Carolina. Gardner's decision to run or seek other offices looms after year start.
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Stickley
Charlotte
Gardner
Bob Scott
Scott
North Carolina
Washington
Raleigh
L. H. Fountain
Dn.c
Wake County
Nick Galifianakis
D-N.c
Moravian Bishop Pfohl Dies At 93
Winston-Salem AP reports Moravian Church bishop J Kenneth Pfohl died suddenly at his home aged 93. He led over 30 Easter sunrise services at Home Moravian Church and was a former president of the North Carolina Council of Churches. Burial is Wednesday at 11 a.m. at Home Moravian Church with leaders including Dr J C Hughes and bishops conducting.
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Winston-Salem
J. Kenneth Pfohl
Moravian Church
Winston - Salem
N.C. Council of Churches
Moravian Colleges
Peda of
North Carolina
Home Moravian Church
J. C. Hughes
Kenneth Hamilton
W. Herbert Spaugh
George G. Higgins
Scott pushes NC pollution law to balance industry and environment
Lt. Gov. Bob Scott urged North Carolina to pass an air and water pollution law that protects the environment without crippling industry. Speaking to the Carolinas Section of the AIMPE, he warned against repeating costly pollution mistakes and stressed that profit and clean air can coexist.
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Raleigh
Bob Scott
North Carolina
Scott
Carolinas
American Institute of Mining, Metalurgical and Petroleum Engineers
Secret Service Head In N C Will Retire
Vernon D. Spicer longtime head of Charlotte Secret Service retires at 58 after 30 years with the agency. A bodyguard to presidents he recalls Roosevelt Truman and Hoover memory of duty at Warm Springs and inaugurations. He plans to pursue art and golf in retirement.
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Vernon D. Spicer
Secret Service
Spicer
Cairo
Tehran
Roosevelt
Potsdam
Truman
Church Creek
Maryland State Police
Baltimore City College
Warm Springs
Hoover
SNCC Portland Chapter Disbands After Six Years
The Portland chapter of the Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee disbands after six years in the city. The last president, Mrs Jerethra Perry, cited outside pressures as the reason for the breakup.
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Portland, Ore
Portland
Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee
SNCC
Jerethra Perry
Nixon Prefers to Skip Primaries but Seeks Test of Voters
Nixon says he would rather avoid presidential primaries if he runs but acknowledges a primary test is necessary. He notes his past losses and says the GOP should back Johnson's Vietnam policy while McCarthy and Kennedy vie for the Democratic nomination. Harris poll shows Kennedy leading Johnson among voters for 1968. Washington sources link McNamara departure to possible war strategy shift ahead of elections. Morse backs Johnson only if de escalation occurs by next convention.
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Nixon
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California
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Eugene J. McCarthy
Minnesota
McCarthy
Louis Harris
Robert F. Kennedy
Vietnam
Harris
Kennedy
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Defense
Robert S. McNamara
World Bank
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