Agnew Urges Disturbance of Protest Leaders at Dinner
Vice President Spiro Agnew urged Americans to question protest organizers behind the Oct 15 Vietnam Moratorium and warned that rejecting militant leaders is necessary before broader repression. Amid a 3,000-strong crowd in Harrisburg, college protesters picketed outside while inside Agnew called protests by Communists and other extremists threats to freedom, deeming such dissent as exploitation by “merchants of hate.”
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North Carolina Desegregation Ruling Seen With Little Effect
In Raleigh AP notes that North Carolina schools face the Supreme Court desegregation ruling with little expected impact. Governor Scott and Superintendent Phillips say most districts already operate desegregated or progress toward unitary status. Of 155 districts, 84 are integrated, with many units and cases resolved since school opening.
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Tar Heel Merchants Not Profit From Sales Tax
Raleigh AP reports authorities dispute merchants profit from collecting sales tax. State Revenue Commissioner L. Clayton and Raleigh Merchants Bureau leaders defend the system noting commissions and legal remittance rules. local option tax supporters say expanding the base is the aim while some fear underreporting.
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