Gavin Weisten Favored by State GOP Leaders for Associate President
High Point North Carolina reports the state Republican leaders back Gavin Weisten as the likely GOP nominee for governor. They cite progress toward a real no party system in North Carolina, Gavin's increased recognition and political homework, and a solid party machine setup tied to Goldwater supporters. They stress mobilizing every precinct, expanding county organizations, and funding through small donor contributions to run a thorough campaign against Democrat Move.
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Top Republicans Nix LBJ Prizes in Congress Show
Washington AP reports on a White House lawn event where President Johnson urged bipartisanship as Democrats and only Sen. Kuchel attended in GOP. The gathering featured musical numbers and a promise to forward current Congress agenda while stressing cooperation across parties.
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Official Fined 7500 In Rutherford Fraud Case
Rutherfordton North Carolina. Bernard Caplan president of Commerce Contracting Company pleaded guilty to conspiracy to defraud Rutherford County citizens. Conal Castle Construction Co. was charged with five counts of conspiracy to commit larceny relating to home improvement work. Judge George Patton suspended fines and 12 month absence on each count.
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New Remedy for Tetanus Used in Savannah
In Savannah Georgia a 47 year old man Ben Heyward fights tetanus after a 6600 pound decompression chamber was brought from Charleston to provide a pure oxygen environment. Navy doctors report no change yet as they use this experimental approach to halt bacterial growth and aid breathing. Heyward contracted tetanus after attempting to cut a bunion with a rusty knife.
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Kennedy Seeks Civil Rights Outline To Mend Party Rift
Atlantic City AP report shows Democratic platform drafters hopeful to avoid a civil rights split. Attorney General Robert Kennedy says no new civil rights law pledge needed as 1964 act covers pledges. Southern delegates caution on required legislation and stress enforcement and broader civil rights goals.
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Negro Balks Over Support Of Goldwater
In Durham County North Carolina the Republican Executive Committee moved to remove a Black member who will not back Sen. Barry Goldwater. The action targets Alexander Bates a Durham porter and candidate for the State Senate who has refused support for Goldwater and Vice Presidential candidate William Miller of Wyoming.
Goldwater Ready for Briefings But Cautions on Campaign Silence
Sen. Barry Goldwater said he will seek intelligence briefings from Johnson aides when he believes they are needed but won't be trapped into premature campaign discussions. He rejected a broad offer of briefings to all GOP contenders last April, warning briefings could stifle debate. Goldwater also criticized Defense Secretary McNamara for making top secret information public and outlined plans to use early speeches to correct impressions of his views on war and national security, noting rival Scranton and Rockefeller vie for the nomination.
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Goldwater Opens Door to TV Debate Talks
NBC proposes a six program series to pit Goldwater and Johnson in a joint or split format. Goldwater signals willingness on a facetoface basis and offers to pay for time, with NBC airing plans across three networks between September and Labor Day. The GOP chairs urge equal time flexibility amid press objections.
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Wallaceites Back Barry For President
An official of the North Carolina Wallace for President party said its remaining members favor Harry Goldwater for President. The executive committee voted to support Goldwater as his political philosophy closely parallels their own after Gov. George Wallace withdrew from the presidential race.
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Army backs bird trained scouts for field surveillance
Army researchers in Aberdeen Maryland reported a feasibility study showing trained birds can recognize a person and perform a signaling action. A $764,672 contract was signed with General Atomics Corp of Philadelphia for a second phase to teach birds to detect presence of people for field surveillance according to Army spokesmen.
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Redistricting showdown urged as Congress weighs apportionment
Dirksen pressed for action on reapportionment amid Senate filibuster threats and a House bill to strip federal courts of jurisdiction over apportionment cases. The House backed a measure to delay state apportionment, tying it to a larger foreign aid bill, while Democrats push for a constitutional amendment nullifying Supreme Court rulings. The Senate plans to vote after the Democratic National Convention opens in Atlantic City.
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UAW Eyes No 1 Strike Target As Talks Loom
The United Auto Workers backed by a 66 billion strike fund plans to name its top target for a nationwide walkout in the auto industry. President Walter Reuther and officials will meet to decide which of General Motors Ford or Chrysler to strike first as contracts expire Aug. 31. A strike vote could mobilize workers across all three automakers with production halted at the chosen plant.
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All Tar Heel Congressmen Favor Bill Across NC Delegation
Washington AP report says North Carolina's nine congressmen voted for a bill to remove state legislative reapportionment jurisdiction from federal courts. The roll call was 248 to 175 in favor, with Bonner Cooley Fountain Henderson Korneday Genny Scalt Jarani Woitener Heoyhill and langs among those supporting.
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Mississippi Plans Integrated School Doors Open
Desegregation efforts begin in Jackson with first grade registrations at white schools amid security for the day. Officials enforce limits on admittance to authorized individuals as federal orders aim for gradual integration. Separate reports note Biloxi, Oxford, and Clarksdale actions and federal involvement. Civil rights leaders pledge demonstrations at the Democratic National Convention while regional tensions trigger protests and police cordons in Dixmoor and Harvey areas.
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