Graham decries speaker ban as betraying North Carolina liberty
Former UNC president and U.N. mediator Dr. Frank P. Graham told a North Carolina State University audience that the speaker ban law destroys freedom of speech and open forums. He traced attacks on academic freedom in the state and recalled Wake Forest’s fight against suppressing evolution science.
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Winston Strikes End as Picket Lines Go Down
Picket lines were taken down at Saturday, ending a holiday strike that halted operations across the Hennis system. A spokesman said full operations would resume quickly. By Friday night, about 200 of 3,000 employees remained on payroll in the 18 state system, per Hennis President S. H. Mitchell.
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South Carolina GOP names committeeman and new chairman
In Columbia AP reports J Drake named state national GOP committeeman and Harry Dent Jr elected state chairman to succeed Edens who resigns for health and business reasons. Wannamaker steps down as party chair to allow Edens to assume full duties and preserve unity. Edens will become state chairman after the next national committee meeting in December.
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Workers Bussed Through Pickets in Albemarle Textile Strike
Helmeted highway patrolmen guarded the Albemarle plant while workers boarded buses at 6 30 a m in front of City Hall to cross picket lines. The Textile Workers Union said the strike followed failed contract talks over benefits and wages, signaling cautious calm and a large workforce affected.
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Splendor Of Autumn Photoed In Western North Carolina
The first real autumn weather arrived in western North Carolina with blue mist and cooler days. Colors deepened in yellow birch beech and buckeye above 5000 feet as visitors anticipate the seasonal peak at the Sarah B Duke Memorial Gardens this month.
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