North Carolina Judge Bans Klan on Juries in Court Session
Judge Allen H. Gwyn opened a week long session in North Carolina and urged Klansmen to excuse themselves from jury duty in his court. He said it was a court wish not a mandate. None of the 25 prospective jurors left. Robert Jones, grand dragon of the Klan in Indiana, could not comment.
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Romney predicts Reagan to shift toward liberal policies
George Romney, leader of the Republican literal wing, told reporters in Puerto Rico that governor elect Ronald Reagan will moderate his conservative program as he faces state problems. Romney forecast Reagan may be pushed toward liberal positions by practical pressures.
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Five zoning case on offers conundrum faces council
A meeting discusses zoning cases amid a burst of civic activity. The page references per page sections noting school districts, hospital programs, and a look at the 11 of 16 teams for bowl berths, with other political and social topics scattered through the paper.
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Three Americans Survive Grim Battle With North Vietnamese
A 21 man American platoon held off a 400 strong North Vietnamese battalion for four hours on central highlands, with only three survivors. The field hospital described grenade wounds and heroism as artillery and air support attempted to break the assault near Saigon.
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De Gaulle Plans Busy 76th Birthday Workday
Paris reports President Charles de Gaulle, in top physical condition per doctors, will spend his 76th birthday working on his duties. He will continue shaping foreign policy and improving relations with Russia as part of his official schedule.
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New Math Takes New Path Here by Ronald Butler
A community group led by parents at Hones Elementary School questions the country’s new mathematics curriculum and plans to apply a home study approach to ensure children understand basics. The effort aims to keep peace at home while teaching core math concepts, using a tech graduate as a guide to implement the program.
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Supreme Court Sets Georgia Governor Contest Hearing
The Supreme Court scheduled hearings for December 5 on Georgia governor dispute after freezing lower court actions. The election on November 8 produced no majority for Laster Maddox or Howard Callaway, prompting a run off per state law. A three judge panel held legislature electing governor unconstitutional, delaying further court action until the high court rules. Carl Sanders’ term ends January 10, with Maddox and Callaway each short of majority. The dispute involves state authorities and the ACLU opposing legislative selection of the governor.
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Court fight over election process reaches Supreme Court
The Georgia attorney general argued the lower court erred in ruling unconstitutional a state law sending such contests to the legislature. He questioned three judge panel changes in election rules. The Supreme Court said it would speed up a decision but would not declare Maddox or Callaway the winner. it may decide if the legislature or a runoff ends the deadlock. In Japan, a volcano eruption on a southern island caused no casualties.
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Memorial marker paves way at Kennedy shooting site in Dallas
Dallas finally completes an $8,000 bronze historical marker at the Kennedy shooting site to mark the tragedy of November 22, 1963. The two plaques sit on granite near Dealey Plaza as civic debate and memorial plans linger nearby.
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United States backs study on China seat at UN
The United States endorses a proposed study to consider political realities for seating China at the United Nations while the Soviet Union rejects both the study and any two China solution. U.S. aims to keep Nationalist China in the UN, opposing Peking seating for now.
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Farmers camp in Portales as signup nears for cropland program
More than 70 farmers waited in Portales on Monday for Friday’s signup in a federal cropland adjustment program after reports of funding shortages. The program offers payments for removing cropland from production. An ASC spokesman cited $10 per acre yearly income versus about $50 under normal conditions, prompting criticism from State Sen. Ike Morgan who deemed the plan a mismanaged handout.
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Lawrence Succumbs in Pittsburgh Former Pennsylvania governor dies at 77
Lawrence D. Lawrence a former governor and influential political organizer died at 2:55 p.m. after a Nov. 4 heart attack at Presbyterian University Hospital Pittsburgh He had been in a coma since the attack at a Democratic rally in Syria Mosque in Pittsburgh His death drew condolences from President Johnson Vice President Humphrey and Adlai Stevenson who hailed his liberal ideals and long service to the party.
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