The Commonwealth June 15 1972 editorial notes
The piece critiques modern party politics in both major parties and remarks on the Democratic convention and anticipated presidential outcomes. It cites statements from Washington about Democratic prospects nationwide and comments on Taft Roosevelt tensions, reflecting a liberal editorial tone.
Locke Craig Named Governor by North Carolina Democrats
The North Carolina Democratic Party unanimously nominated Locke Craig for governor, praising his long party service and steadfast fidelity. The Morning Star notes the nomination as poetic justice and a fitting recognition of Craig's character and leadership, honoring Aycock’s memory and the party’s values.
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Governor Ketchin Endorses Democracy in Debate over Simmons Record
Raleigh June 4 Governor Ketchin defends continuing critique of Senator Simmons record arguing an endorsement would not end discussion. He says the party must uphold its principles and that Simmons actions depart from Democratic platform. Delegates named to the Democratic national convention in Baltimore are listed with at large and district selections.
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Vincl Cod Liver and Iron Tonic Promises Life for Aged
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Store Offers Large Stock of New Novelties for All
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