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Protests Hit Court Over Gaston County Voter Act Aid
Gaston County NC elections chair L B Hollowell testifies in Washington that the county did not discriminate and faced a bad image under the 395 Federal Voter Act. He notes registration gaps between Negroes and whites and describes attempts to simplify literacy tests while urging nondiscriminatory registration efforts.
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Senate Approves Liquor Elections in North Carolina
The North Carolina Senate approves a bill allowing towns with 1000 or more residents to hold an alcohol referendum, pending House action. The measure requires incorporated municipalities with fulltime police and a petition by 25 percent of last election voters, with resort towns using July census figures.
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Prospects Fade for Summit Talks at United Nations
U S Ambassador Arthur J Goldberg outlines President Johnson's Middle East peace formula before the U N General Assembly In New York stressing Israel's right to exist and a negotiated settlement as Arabs demand unconditional withdrawal Soviet Premier Kosygin pushes for immediate Israeli withdrawal and damages The U S Security Council contemplates a resolution on Arab Israel talks and arms shipments amid fading hopes for a Johnson Kosygin summit in Washington and Paris discussions.
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North Carolina Legislature Near End Of Session With Bill Deluge
Raleigh AP reports the North Carolina General Assembly rushes toward adjournment amid a heavy backlog of 101 bills last week, bringing the session total to 2,078 as lawmakers eye late next week or possibly July to finish. Key actions include a brown bagging liquor bill, creation of an Intermediate Court of Appeals, tax cuts, terrorism crackdowns, jail reform, abortion law liberalization, jury reform, water and air resources board creation, and other civil and criminal measures.
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Drivers Surrender Tags For Sixty Days On Insurance Lapses
North Carolina Senate enacted a bill striking the 30 day license suspension for auto liability gaps, replacing it with a 60 day tag surrender requirement. The session also moved a water safety committee bill and adjusted local zoning powers, including a Burney amendment on recreational waters and a towing rule for water skiers with a horsepower exemption.
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Premier Kosygin Declines Washington Meeting Amid UN Session
Soviet Premier Kosygin reportedly declined Johnsons invitation to meet in Washington arguing the United States should focus on the UN emergency session over the Middle East. The postponement left open a summit site elsewhere as Rusk and Gromyko engage with UN attendees.
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Two drownings and a river death shock Banc man
Monday saw two drownings including a Banc man who walked into the Catawba River and four 16 year olds dancing in a lake near Kings Mountain. The city plans an eight story First Citizens Bank building as budget talks begin.
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Activities In Our Area In Surquay 52 Events
A compact area calendar lists meetings and gatherings including United Appeal and Chamber of Commerce sessions at Carolina Restaurant and Masonic Temple. Also scheduled are TOPS Club, Lions Club, Al-Anon, Optimist Club, Life Underwriters, Civilian Club, Merchants Association, Membership Committee, Christian Business Men's Dinner, and a sacred concert by the Kirksingers of Fort Lauderdale at First Presbyterian Church.
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