Kennedy Faces Homefront Trouble In 1964 Campaign
The Harris Survey notes rising support for Kennedy on foreign policy and defense, but domestic issues lag. Public approval sits at 58 percent, with strong backing abroad yet civil rights, Congress battles, and slow tax and policy moves hurting the domestic record. The piece frames 1964 as a shift toward defense and international appeal while domestic policy stalls hinder Kennedy's standing.
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Plea to Oppose Speaker Ban by UNC Officials
Trustees of the Consolidated University of North Carolina were urged to campaign for repeal of a law barring Communist speakers from state supported campuses. University leaders and faculty groups at Chapel Hill, Raleigh, and Greensboro warned the law harms academic freedom and could bar vital experts from speaking.
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Ex Senator Connally Succumbs at 86 in Washington
Former Senator Tom Connally of Texas dies of pneumonia at his Washington home at age 86 after a long illness. He chaired the Foreign Relations Committee during and after World War II and had lived in the capital since his retirement in 1953.
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Senator Cornally Ended War Service After Illness in France
A veteran political figure with 36 years in Congress, including 24 in the Senate and 12 in the House, Cornally was elected to the Senate in 1928 after 12 years in the House. He resigned to join the 2nd Infantry Brigade in World War I, sailed for France, fell ill, and never saw overseas combat. Earlier he served as an enlisted man in the Spanish-American War.
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Illia Feels U S Does Not Understand Illia
A column by John M. Hightower voices Illia's view that the United States misunderstands her. the piece argues for clearer cultural understanding and respectful dialogue across differences. Illia reflects on identity, belonging, and shared humanity.
Nantahala Gets Small Rate Hike
The North Carolina Utilities Commission granted Nantahala Power and Light a partial rate increase, rejecting the company’s proposed 33 percent rise. It ordered a new filing at the prescribed levels and refunds for the excess over bond rates. Residential customers would see about 300,000 dollars annually rather than the requested one million.
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Jonas decision reshapes North Carolina governor race
Relief and regret followed Jonas announcement as GOP leaders in Raleigh weighed the future. Rumors centered on possible candidates James Bailey Marcus Hickman Robert Gavini Dan Simpson and Osteen who would face questions about staying in politics. Democrats predicted Jonas’s exit makes Gavin the leading Republican though a primary is likely and party loyalty could shift voters. Richardson Preyer urged readiness for November while cautioning against complacency.
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North Carolina seeks wood closures in 26 western counties
State Forester Fred Claridge urged Governor to close forests in 26 western counties to hunting fishing camping and brush burning due to tinder dry woods. He named Cherokee Clay Graham Haywood Jackson Macon Swain Transylvania Buncombe Henderson Madison McDowell Mitchell Polk Rutherford Yancey Alexander Allegheny Ashe Burke Caldwell Stokes Surry Watauga Wilkes and said watch would extend to Piedmont and east if needed. Pittsboro seeks Third Army help for emergency water pipeline to Haw or Rocky River as town faces shortage. May or W L Powell said private lakes supply water for about 10 days and army crew to decide best route.
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Full Speed Moon Program Is Unchanged By Barry Schweid
U S space officials said the moon landing program remains on track for the 1960s despite Khrushchev signaling Moscow is not planning manned moon flights now. Senator Clinton P. Anderson urged caution in basing policy on Khrushchev remarks while noting potential criticism of heavy space spending.
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