North Carolina politics amid inflation drives $1 million goal
Rising campaign costs from ads to postage push North Carolina parties into a million-dollar target. The GOP plans a large fundraising drive to seize state power, while Democrats reorganize with State Sen. Lunsford Crew chosen as chair. Bert Bennett steps aside, backing L. Richard von Preyer and other candidates.
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Treaty Ratification Expected Tuesday Debate and votes swirl in Senate
The Senate faces a Tuesday vote on the treaty amid undecided and opposing senators. Key figures include Cannon McClellan Smith Alkes Jordan Johnston and Goldwater linked reservations. Defense chiefs link the pact to deterrence, with a push for full inspection to ensure compliance.
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Joint U.S.-Soviet Moon Trip Hailed At UN Kennedy Speech
The United Nations General Assembly heard a cautious, hopeful reception of a joint U.S.-Soviet moon project. Kennedy urged easing Cold War tensions while Gromyko tempered optimism with cautions on East West issues. Cuban alacrity and Khrushchev’s reception framed the atmosphere.
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Latin Tax Reform Advisory Shapes Chilean Revenue Rise
U S experts, led by Nowak, set up a school for Chilean tax collectors to improve revenue. The Treasury plans to deploy 30 specialists next year to promote progress under the Alliance for Progress, while Chile expands tax administration and enforcement to raise more funds.
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McNamara and Taylor to Visit South Vietnam
Washington sources say Secretary of Defense McNamara and General Maxwell Taylor will fly to Saigon next week for a firsthand review of the military effort against the Vietcong and U.S. aid to Ngo Dinh Diem. They are expected to depart Monday and stay about a week in South Vietnam.
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Bleachers Collapse Injures Four At Lincolnton High Game
About 200 Shelby High School cheering section members toppled from temporary bleachers during a Friday football game in Lincolnton. Four injured, none seriously. Kenneth Teasley, 15, hospitalized briefly. Bleachers were one of five temporary sections in the new $150,000 stadium. permanent seating not yet ready.
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Inspection System Is Proposed Between East and West
West German Foreign Minister Gerhard Schroeder urged the United States to test a possible inspection system with the Soviet Union to prevent a surprise attack. He discussed with Secretary Rusk and met President Kennedy, seeking support from Chancellor Adenauer for a flexible approach toward a broader easing of East West tensions starting with a limited test ban treaty.
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Soviets Attack China Over Nuclear Ban Clash
The Kremlin charged China with apostasy from the communist line and argued Beijing seeks nuclear arms to threaten the world. It warned any arms race would trigger a chain reaction in the imperialist camp and cited China’s lack of funds for bombs while citing ongoing treaty talks led by Rusk and Gromyko.
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Hatteras Yacht Co shines in High Point business scene
A Sunday Enterprise feature profiles Hatteras Yacht Co, a major boat builder 200 miles from the sea with annual sales over four million dollars. The piece also highlights praise from three Governor's School attendees and notes a Thomasville Civic Center decline needing repairs, with Marvin Burts as staff writer.
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