Graham Rally Is Protested By South Carolina Governor
Gov George Timmerman Jr lamented inviting Billy Graham to preach on the State House grounds amid fears the event would signal endorsement of racial mixing. He warned the program could fuel strife and urged respect for the State House belonging to all South Carolinians while condemning tactics appealing to emotions over lasting Christian understanding.
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Trinity Man Killed By Tractor
Cicero Floyd 68 of Route 2 Trinity died after his tractor overturned and crushed him near Trinity. Guil-Rand rescue squad freed him and he died en route to Thomasville City Hospital. Survived by wife Lara Williams Floyd, four sons, five daughters, three sisters, lifelong Trinity resident.
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Trio Nabbed In Stolen Virginia Car
Three Virginians from Danville were arrested in Thomasville after a chase that started near Greensboro and moved along U S Highway 29 70 ending with authorities detaining John Clayton Craddock Jerry Lee and Carl Grayson Norstandt. FBI agent Frank Fairchild questioned them. Car reportedly stolen in Richmond and may be federal property.
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Precedent For Worlds End Cited At Graham Crusade
Charlotte AP report notes Billy Graham warns on world end rhetoric during third week of crusade. He says humans may cause destruction though not God’s will, citing scientists and philosophers acknowledging possible apocalypse. Crowds rise past 14 975 as he stresses faith in Christ’s return over UN peace. He notes a moon mission firing leaves man prisoner on Earth.
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Mayor Seeks Soviet Help in Aurora Police Row
Aurora mayor Paul Egan telephoned Moscow seeking Khrushchev’s intervention to remove police from city hall. He spoke with interpreter Votkov for 18 minutes at four dollars a minute, then floated an exchange visit of U.S. and Soviet mayors.
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Oak Hill Friends Meeting to mark 50th anniversary
Oak Hill Friends Meeting at Ward Street and West Chester Drive observes its 50th anniversary with a 10:45 a.m. worship led by Glenn A. Reece, who also speaks at 2:30 p.m. A pageant detailing the history was shown last night. Hershel M. Hill serves as minister.
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Vivalde Credited With Prolific Opera Output Says Britannica
Britannica credits Antonio Vivalde with authoring and staging 39 operas and notes he borrowed arias from other composers, especially Handel, in several works.
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Cattle In North Carolina Pasture Struck By Booze
In Henderson County near Fairview 200 acres of mountain pasture are off limits after cows fed on mash from a still allegedly intoxicated three young heifers and caused a second herd to show shakes. Owners Clyde Reed and Morgan Nesbitt leased Bear Wallow Mountain pasture where drunken cows prompted warnings of government action.
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NAACP Delegates Praise Token Desegregation Moves
Delegates at the North Carolina NAACP convention lauded limited desegregation in Raleigh and three cities as a forward step and urged branches to cooperate toward full compliance with Supreme Court rulings. The group recognized State Attorney General Malcolm Seawell while denying any defiant tactics, stressing obedience to the law.
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Little Rock Aid Pledged to Private School Support
A Darlington County group has begun a drive to aid Little Rock by funding a private school system. Citizens Bank of Darlington serves as the depository for contributions. Officers include C. L. Warr chair, Hal W. Kirven vice chair, Frank Flowers treasurer, Robert W Shand legal adviser, and George W. Waring executive secretary. The drive aims to secure financial support for school facilities.
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Bus Drivers At Jamestown Win October Awards
Three James town School student bus drivers Tracy Maynard Norman Armfield and Herbert Waynick were named drivers of the month for October. Each received a month's drive in theater passes as a prize. Selection involves highway patrol school authorities bus mechanics and Aubrey Parrott.
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Democrats Seen Gaining In Senate and House
Nationwide AP surveys indicate strengthened Democratic holds in the Senate and House ahead of the November election. States cited include California, New York, Connecticut, Indiana, Michigan, and New Jersey, with potential gains of several seats and possible governor wins.
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Governor Hodges to Campaign Across North Carolina
Governor Hodges announces four formal speeches plus three Democratic district rallies. He plans a Greenville news conference, Advisory Budget Commission meetings in Raleigh, and appearances for the Southern Industrial Development Council and a Methodist higher education rally in Raleigh. He will address the North Carolina League of Municipalities in Winston-Salem and speak at Fourth and Fifth District rallies in Nashville and Reidsville, ending with a High Point Chamber of Commerce meeting in High Point.
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Three Face Robbery Charges at Local Banks
Federal indictment may include charges against three men Bees Macejka 43 Henry Zenowicz 42 both of New Jersey and Richard Sympel Townes Jr 30 of Raleigh for robberies at Guilford National Bank Friendly Center branch in Greensboro over 48000 on August 28 and State Bank of Laurinburg on August 25 with Macejka also facing an escape charge. All suspects are jailed in Forsyth County.
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New Mexico Ranked Fourth Largest State by Area
The article notes New Mexico as the fourth largest state in the Union with an area of 121,666 square miles and more than 13,000 square miles of forest lands.
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Overcrowded colleges spark concern for 1967 admissions
Bright youths face potential rejection as college overcrowding rises. By 1967 applications are expected to double, threatening access for many qualified students. Published and public service in cooperation with The Advertising Council and the Newspaper Advertising Executives Association.
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