Incumbents Edge in Tuesday City Election
Incumbent mayor Vic Phillips seeks a second term against Sam Sapper and Howard Hoyle in Gastonia's ward races. Ward 4 may decide control as council seats shift with J Q Falls stepping down. Voter turnout is expected around 5,000 with city-wide and ward contests influencing the result.
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Lyle Edwards Gastonis
Vic Phillips
Phillips
Sam Sapperal¢in
Howard Hoyle
J. Q. Falls
Highland School
T. Jeffers
Clevela Floyd
Paul
Stewart
Regia
Detfors
Hoaver
Uiport
Ward 4
Ward 6
Meument
Ansel Cagney
Robert P. Caldwell
Allergg
Firestone
Dolley Heads Lawyers Study On Public Defense Limbo
Rep Steve Dolley of Gaston County leads a committee of 83 House and 23 Senate lawyers to draft a bill after the Supreme Court ruling on mandatory court-appointed defense for felonies. They fear financial strain on counties and seek a statewide, acceptable plan including possible county bar adopted regulations and no fixed fee system. Dolley opposes a public defender as the sole solution and aims for a balanced measure within bar associations and court rules.
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Marvin Bury
Raleigh
Steve Dollege
Gaston County
General Assembly
S Carolina State Bar Aist
House
House Judiciary
Pat Taylor
Anson County
Dalley
Senate Audiciary
Cicero Yow
New Nanaver
Senate Jdiciary
Garlaul Garriss
Montgomery
Supreme Court Plin
Texires
Tours
Treasuries
Dolley
Wold
County Bar Association
Distriel Bar Association
Hoope
Te Bar Association
Supreme ‘Court
Senate
Deljay
Senate Bar Association
Jacoby to Visit Gastonia Monday at Henderson High School
Soe Oswald Jacoby will appear in person Monday afternoon at Gastonia’s Hunt er Russ High School. He is brought to the city by The Gazelle and the Gastonia Jaycees. Tickets available at Matthews Belk Co and Franklin Store in Akers Center or at The Gazelle.
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Oswald Jacoby
Tunter Russ High School
Jacoby
Gastonia
The
Gazelle
Gastonia Jaycees
Matthews-Belk Co
Baa
Franklin
Akers Center
Death by own action closes Tower terrace in Paris
Officials of the Filel Tower sealed the entrance to the 1000 South Moor after two self inflicted falls within 24 hours. The tower remains partly open with safety measures under review. A Rhodesian visitor, Lionel Genevan-Denoronha, 27, died after leaping from the fourth floor.
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Paris
Filel
Charles Vaunesson
London
Lioonel Genevan-Denoronha
Rockefeller Weds Divorced Margaretta Murphy in Private Ceremony
New York Governor Nelson A Rockefeller marries Margaretta Murphy despite political turmoil. The ceremony at the Rockefeller estate in Westchester was attended only by close family. The couple plans a honeymoon at the Rockefeller ranch in Venezuela.
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Westchester County
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N.Y
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Murphy
Laurance
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Maine
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Birmingham
Ala
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New York City
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Philadelphia
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White House
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Omcs
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Rocking the Vote How Rockefeller Divorce Shapes 1964
Political observer Relman Morin analyzes Gov. Nelson Rockefeller's remarriage to Margaretta Murphy and its potential impact on the women voters. The piece notes Murphy's background, Rockefeller's status as a NY governor, and varying reactions from housewives and critics regarding divorce in presidential considerations.
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Flockefeller
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Cincinnati
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Husbard
Massachusetts
Edward A. Kennedy
U.S. Senate
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State Department
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Bruelman
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Eisenhower
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Sinking on Nile Claims 185 Moslem Lives in Mayhem
In Upper Egypt near Maghaga the motor launch carrying about 200 Moslem pilgrims sank on a Saturday night. Police say only 15 survived. The ferry, built for 80, was overloaded as crowds surged aboard after a night vigil for the Kuban Bayram feast. The captain, conductor and owner, all aboard, are under investigation.
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Upper
Egypt
Tap
Nile
Africa
Meeslem
Casters
Cairo
Ahmed Abdel Hadi
Birmingham Health Law and Civil Rights Tensions in 1958
In Birmingham Alabama the 1958 civil rights turmoil intensified as protesters faced police with hoses and dogs. Authorities arrested nearly 200 demonstrators, part of a broader wave with more than 1,600 arrests since April 3. President Kennedy and Attorney General officials weighed responses as Dr. Martin Luther King Jr and Wyatt Walker sought talks. Governor Wallace denounced the protests as useless, urging crowd to disperse while ministers appealed for restraint.
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Marshall
Martin Luther King Jr
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Atlanta
Will
Wyatt jTee Walker
George C. Wallace
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Politicians Split Over Rockefellers Marriage Impact
Across the country governors and voters debated whether Nelson A Rockefeller’s remarriage after 31 years would hurt or help his bid for the presidency. Opinions ranged from unfavorable reactions to claims that a married candidate suits the White House image.
Lowell Negro Dies In Wreck At Cherryville
Lowell Negroan Marvin Brown dies after a Saturday car crash on Highway 227 near Cherryville. Passenger, Marvin Brown, pronounced dead at Crowell Hospital in Lincolnton. Driver Willie Armstrong of Gastonia is uninjured and released after examination. Patrolman Coulter cites loss of control on a curve near Carfon Mill.
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Oswald Jacoby to Visit Gastonia Monday
Oswald Jacoby world class bridge master visits Gastonia Monday appearing at Hunttruss High School Auditorium at 8 p.m. The Gazette and Gastonia Junior Chamber sponsor. His book Win At Bridge will be sold at Huss High and by mail from The Gazette for 30 cents. He arrives at noon, goes to Charlotte for TV and returns to Mathews Belk for autographs at 6 p.m.
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Americas Contract Bridge League
Jacoby
Hunttruss High School
Auditariurre
the Gazette
Gastonia
Jotte
Mate Thews-Belk Co
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