Norton Will Be Certified Democratic Nominee
The North Carolina State Board of Elections, citing a state Supreme Court edict, will certify Clyde Norton of Old Fort as the Democratic nominee. The May 30 primary results in Madison County were disputed, with Norton alleging widespread irregularities and the board overturning a large number of ballots to secure the win.
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Humphrey Considers North Carolina Invitation
Washington AP cites national Democratic headquarters stating Humphrey will likely accept an invitation to speak in Seaville North Carolina later this month. A spokesman said the schedule should be completed by October 9.
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Spectacular Fire Destroys Warren's Restaurant in Raleigh
A dramatic blaze struck Warren's Restaurant in downtown Raleigh this morning. The fire began in the kitchen before 5 a.m. and vented through ducts, taking more than three hours to subside by 8:45 a.m. leaving only exterior walls, with roof and second floor collapsed. The fire also ruined Cavin's Inc offices and data processing gear used by Carolina Power and Light Co. The Lake People's Association had planned to move in today.
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China marks 15th anniversary with no nuclear test
In Beijing, Peng Chen and Liu Shao-chi led anniversary ceremonies in the Square of Celestial Peace as Communist China rejected mention of nuclear tests. Officials and foreign dignitaries attended as editors avoided nuclear language amid speculation about a first detonation.
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Barry Goldwater campaigns in Indiana railing at Johnson policy
GOP nominee Barry Goldwater launched a seven city drive for Indiana’s 13 electoral votes decrying a “sleepwalker peace” in Asia and demanding a Republican Congress. He warned of a nuclear crisis from China, urged stronger stance on Vietnam, and noted Ohio candidates Taft Jr. and Bolton as strong.
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Bridges Of Aid Advocated By President Johnson
President Johnson urged building bridges of aid and ideas to Eastern Europe during a Johns Hopkins University lecture. He called for mobilizing community strength to defend freedom and promote trade and humani duden with Western nations, linking to Marshall Plan ideas.
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Seventy-five Percent Strike Hits North Carolina Ports
About 250 longshoremen across Wilmington and Morehead City walked out in a brief mid night strike by AFL ILA workers protesting automation. Davis warned the move would strain the state economy and delay cargo, with hundreds more workers affected within a week. Two ships and military vessels were noted for port activity amid the disruption.
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60000 Dockers Walk Out Across U S Ports
Sixty thousand longshoremen struck ports from Maine to Texas in a no work policy aimed at pressuring a Taft Hartley cooling off order. The walkout halted most shipping, with two transatlantic liners docked in New York and an expected $20 million daily loss in the economy.
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It's Quality That Counts In Hog-Calling
In Pomona California 4 year old Johnny Manerith won the 1964 hog calling trophy as adults with loud voices competed at the pig pavilion The runner up was 85 year old Sarah Shaffstall of Cucamonga The winner's father works for the IRS An Camp Pendleton Marine also tried hog calling with night practice An expert noted success comes from voice appeal not volume.
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Goldwater Dinner Offers Bargain Rate In San Francisco
Senator Barry Goldwater’s October 9 fundraising dinner in San Francisco will offer a bargain rate. The event priced at $1000 per plate will seat a couple for $1500, according to Goldwater headquarters.
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Hilda Reaches Severe Hurricane Status Offshore Gulf
Hilda intensified to 125 mph winds as it moved through the Gulf of Mexico. Residents moved inland to higher ground while the Weather Bureau warned of possible Louisiana or Texas impacts and coastal flooding tonight.
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