Newsman Pate Named UNC President Assistant
Rudolph Pate named assistant to the president of the Consolidated University of North Carolina effective November 1. The former Tar Heel newspaperman, 46, currently leads development at the Southern Regional Education Board in Atlanta and will oversee public information for the university system.
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Pate
Southern Regional Education Board
Paige Lewis Brodie
Raleigh
Mary Paige Pate
State
Robeson County
The
Robesonian
Lumberton
Sam Poole Named YDC President
Sam Poole of Pinehurst was elected president Saturday of the North Carolina Young Democrats Club. The former president was Bob Butheen of Monroe. Vince Lefler of Pender County won first vice president over Franz Whitmire of Western Carolina College by 299 to 269. Betty Lewis of Forsyth County was elected national committeewoman by acclamation, wife of Greensboro Daily News reporter Owen D. Lewis.
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Winston - Salem
Sam Poole
Pinehurst
North Carolina Young Clubs
Avenger
Bob Butheen
Monroe
Vince Lefler
Pender County
Lefler
Franz Whitmire
Western Carolina College
Betty Lewis
Forsyth County
Owen D. Lewis
Greensboro Daily News
Carmichael Admits Urging Demonstrations In Atlanta
Stokely Carmichael testified in federal court that he urged a Negro demonstration in Atlanta to shake fear but denied inciting violence during riots that injured 15 people on Sept. 6. He spoke during a hearing on SNCCs bid to halt riot prosecutions and attacks on riot laws. Judges weighed injunctions against city and county prosecutions as civil rights questions were debated.
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Atlanta
Stokely Carmichael
Carmichael
Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee
SNCC
Elbert P. Tuttle
5Th
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Press Objecting To ABA Findings
Washington AP Two ASNE spokesmen oppose an American Bar Association committee report as a danger to press freedom and an informed public. Leaders of the American Newspaper Publishers Association also urged dialogue on free press and fair trial while noting concerns the Reardon report could curb public knowledge of crime and enable hidden law enforcement.
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Washington
American Society of Newspaper Editors
American Bar Association Committee
American Newspaper Publishers Association
ABA
Editors
Robert C. Nelson
The
Oregonian
Portland
J. Edward Murray
Arizona Republic
Freedom of Information and Bar-Press
Reardon
Bench
Bar
Bomb hits football field in Ames before Nebraska game
A home made mine exploded on the 46 yard line of Clyde Williams Field in Ames Iowa three hours before kickoff for the Nebraska Iowa State game. No injuries were reported though the device could have killed a player. Police seized the mine remnant and noted it was triggered by a sod rolling machine.
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Ames
Iowa
Clyde Williams
Iowa State
Beryl Taylor
Gordon Chalmers
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Helena Rubinstein
N. Main
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E. Green
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Schick Super Stainless
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