Asheville Native Dan Moore Seeks North Carolina Governor Bid
Dan Moore of Cimloa a former Superior Court judge and state legislator announces in The Asheville Press his candidacy for governor in 1964 as a Democrat. The editorial pages urge Federal Judge Wilson Warlick of Newton as a strong gubernatorial option, while Cuillard County Democrats press petitions urging Judge J Richardson Preyer to run. Moore, an Asheville native, has long served in Jackson County politics and the western district judiciary.
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Crippled Navy B26 Crashes Near Vance AFB
AP reports a two engine Navy B26 crash in an open field near Vance Air Force Base at 3:30 a.m. The pilot and three passengers baled out safely. Maj. Jimmy Stewart said the aircraft originated at North Island near San Diego and was bound for Joplin, Missouri. The plane lost a left landing wheel during an attempted landing at Tipton.
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Dollarwords Puzzle Contest At The Sunday Gazette
The Sunday Gazette runs a dollarwords puzzle with a $50 prize. Postal cards arriving Wednesday contain the puzzle clues and the entry must reach the dollarwords editor by Wednesday. The top cards will be reviewed Friday for a chance at the prize.
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Violence Rocks Eastern North Carolina Town Again
Sheriff Rawls says the town faced renewed unrest as about 1000 Negro youths clashed with white groups during an antisegregation march. A woman was hospitalized with a head wound and two policemen were struck. patrols were doubled and 25 white deputies armed with helmets and clubs were sworn in. Demonstrations followed arrests of 17 people after projectiles damaged business windows. Negro students boycott schools while court rulings on a town parade notice ordinance loom.
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Former Dean Lands On Tax Count Sentence In New York
In New York a federal judge sentenced former Harvard Law School dean Landis to a one day term for tax charges. Landis, 83, a former SEC and Civil Aeronautics Board member, is under psychiatric care for an illness described as a habit he could not control. He pleaded guilty to failing to file income tax returns from 1956 to 1960, reporting a gross income of 360,927 with penalties and interest paid but amounts still owed.
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Whites Attack Negroes in Suburban Philadelphia
George Espe reports in Folcroft Pennsylvania a white crowd confronts a Negro couple, Horace and Rachel Raker, as state police guard their new home in a formerly all white area. More than 100 troopers plusMounted units reinforce their safety amid jeers and threats as the couple settles in under heavy police escort.
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Road Death Toll Climbs Over Nation During Holiday Weekend
THN ASSOCIATED PRESS reports a Labor Day weekend rise in traffic fatalities as motorists flood highways. The National Safety Council warns 420 to 520 imminent deaths before Monday midnight. A Cadillac collision killed a 4 year old Michigan boy and two Canadians, with six injured, while another crash near Webster, New York left three dead and three hurt.
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Mystery Lifts Of Mine Rescue Probe Stalls Over Missing Miner
In Sheppton a search for missing miner Louis Bova continues as drillers probe 10 yard shafts near the chamber where two companions were saved. A TV camera showed what officials described as a possible image but no conclusive evidence. Rescue worker Andy Drebitko descended the shaft to assess progress and returned unharmed, lifting renewed public hope and crowds watching the operation.
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Tinkling Bell May Signal Crisis in US Moscow Link
Officials say a White House Kremlin bell may signal the next world crisis and also deter launches. The direct line and radio system, part of a US Soviet emergency plan, is now operational for urgent high level talks. Regular channels remain for routine diplomacy as experts stress rapid, secure communication during any crisis.
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Demonstrations Pressed Viet Reds Slay Two Americans
In Saigon a large pro government demonstration formed near the U S Information Agency in front of City Hall as authorities reinforced Marines. The protest supported Ngo Dinh Diem and opposed Buddhists, while two American advisors were killed in recent militant activity.
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Leaders renew ties at Tito's castle amid Soviet visit
In Yugoslavia Premier Khrushchev and President Tito acted like old allies as they paused at Tito's secluded Julian Alps castle before three days of Khrushchev's working vacation. Their televised speeches at Velenje mining center showcased both friendship and mutual distrust of Red China.
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Akers Wins N C Trophy On Safety
Akers Motor Lines Inc from Gastonia won the 1963 State Truck Safety Trophy issued by the North Carolina Motor Carriers Association Council of Safety and Personnel Supervisors. Burlington Industries Transport Division placed second, Carolina Freight Carriers third. Martel Taam of Akers Motor Lines was elected chairman of the council.
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County approves bond vote for Gaston College project
Gaston County moves toward a 500000 bond election set for mid October to fund a college expansion with state matching funds of 500600. Land prep costs 150000 and all purpose building costs 50000. County Manager Dike England says Raleigh letters clear the bond election. New York bond attorneys tentatively approve but delay calendar. Next County Commissioners meeting will consider the date.
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Kennedy Kids to Sparkle in Four Part Sunday Feature
The Gazette previews a four part series by Bruce Spirossat on the Kennedy family at Hyannis Port and Washington. Jacqueline Kennedy’s physician praises the kids as the best reading prescription for Mrs. Kennedy and readers. The first package arrives Sunday with stories drawn from private Kennedy albums, many never published before. Also highlighted is a four decade old tale about General Billy Mitchell proving battleships vulnerable to aircraft and the cost to his career.
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