Stevens leads Morgan in campaign spending for Senate race
Raleigh AP reports William E. Stevens has spent 139 712.48 since May 31 while Robert Morgan shows 49 451 in general and primary races. Morgan’s total expenses reach 528 465 with Stevens at 180 040.35. Morgan’s fundraising totals 592 278 versus Stevens 180 526.72.
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U.S. Senate
William E. Stevens
Robert Morgan
Morgan
Stevens
State Board of Elections
U.S
Sam. J. Ervin Jr
Lenoir
Jim Holfhouser
James E. Broyhill
Broyhill
Broyhill Industries
Durham Voters Reject Government Merger
Durham city and county voters defeated the proposed merger by 13 124 to 6 198. Claude Jones cited chamber arrogance as a factor while Floyd Fletcher argued a merged system would have created a single government and shared tax districts. Despite support from the Durham Committee on the Affairs of Black People, seven of eight black precincts backed merger, but turnout was lower.
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Durham
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Greater Durham Chamber of Commerce
Floyd Fletcher
Durham Committee On the
Claude Jones
Continued Watergate Probe Urged by Former Attorney General
Nashville AP Richardson urges Watergate prosecutors to pursue full truth of Nixon era. He endorses Ford’s pardon but says Jaworski should seek full evidence for grand jury. Richardson remarks on pardon timing and possible impact on 1976 campaigns during Vanderbilt Law lecture.
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Nashville
Jaworski
Watergate Grand Jury
Vanderbilt Law School
Richardson
Ford
Nixon
Archibald Cox
Greenland economy leans on fishing as seals and whales dwindle
With seals and whales ever scarcer, Greenland increasingly depends on fishing to sustain its economy and local livelihoods. The shift highlights environmental pressures on Arctic wildlife and the need for sustainable practices amid changing seas.
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Greenland
One-Year-Old Accidentally Kills Sister
In Greensboro North Carolina a 12 year old boy Richard Jefferson Hawks shot and killed his 8 year old sister Mary Elizabeth Hawks after finding a pistol in a drawer. He fled to the woods then returned home where his mother found the body. Police, deputies, and bloodhounds searched nearby woods as investigators questioned the boy who claimed he thought he was playing. The incident occurred after they had returned from school on a rural road between Gibsonville and McLeansville.
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Richard Jefferson Hawks
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McLeansville
Richard
Mary Elizabeth Hawks
Mary Elizabeth
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