Orgi- :iJ Million Vote For Him A*
Eyndon Gets His Landslide Win
Two East Side Murders Stun Raleigh
SMILES'OF VICTORY President Lyndon Baines Johnson end his wife, Mt*. Mk*die
ILady Bud) Johnson, ere all smiles es they arrive at the DtiskHl Hotel hi Austin Tuesday night,
Where they awaked dm election returns with friends. The Johnsons spent the day at their LBJ
Ranch after voting early in the day. (JJPI PHOTO).
Man Rapes Niece Here
BY CHARLES R. JONES
Die uncle of a 10-year-old Meth
od are* girl lured her into a wood
ad area on the pretense of “going
to the apple orchard;" and ended
up raping the child. Memphis Hen
ry Pigram is being held on charges
as ravishing his own niece.
Detectives It I* Ennis and C. D.
Gilbert received a call at 2:40 p.m.
Sunday, to come to 810 Method Rd.
Upon arrival, they were to
tem* by Walter Clark that
toe daughter had been raped by
Plgraaa am* tost toe uncle had
“flee tote the weed*" book of
his house after committing the
capital crime.
An interview with the girl dis
closed these facts:
Her uncle approached her at a
tunnel behind a Method church, put
his arms around her and held her
tightly. Then he carried her up a
read beyond the tunnel, near a gar
bage dump and on up beside the
woods another 100 feet to a fence.
"Ha then told am we were
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THAT WE MAY CONTINUE IN GROWTH
(An Editorial)
America indelibly showed confidence and approval in rite
Johnson administration and the philosophy of die Democratic
Party Tuesday in its decisive landslide vote, remaining constant
in the Roosevelt “do-how*’ ideals and “let-live” promotions.
This great victory tells the story of the majority of the people.
It says that Social Security is intact: it says the federal govern
ment is to still father the land; it says that we are not going to
turn back into a void of apprehensions of the future; it says that
our Great Presidents of recent generations shall not have lived
in vain: it says that this great and beloved Republic is determin
ed to advance for all people; it says that we shall remain a leader
for peace, Understanding and. compassion among the neighboring
nation* of the world; it says that America has shown its great
soul for the backward, retarded, underprivileged as well as the
aged and needy; it indicates tie tolerance of our people to de
bate and differ, and then close ranks and go ahead in die best
interest of die people of this nation; it shows the blessings of God
Almighty to guide in die paths of righteousness, thus allowing
great growths of peace and brotherhood among the peoples of the
world; it points up the opportunity for all of us to attain our as
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threw her en the ground and
raped her.
Mgrani gave the little girt a
quarter and “threatened te kill
me If I told anyone a boat tt,”
she said.
Upon reaching her home .the vic
tim told her mother about it. The
mother then called the cops and
Pigram was apprehended 15 min
utes after the rape occurred.
He will receive a preliminary
hearing in City Court this week.
Woman Dies
Waiting At
Polls To Vote
STJ.I BAIUN
ROCKY MOUNT Chalk this
up as one vote for President Lyn
don b. Johnson which did not wit
counted because of the CHrtm
Reaper.
Mrs. Lola Mae Dttaks. a
atffte-*nf Sanest te. feß
while waiting In Hm at the
Beaker T. W ashington Sehggl
htg*at 7%nk on the E4ge
ghsrT CiUwi offldais are hi
An ambulance was hurriedly
called u> the scene, but Mia.
Drinks bad died before she could
be removed to a hospital The de
ceased Urcd at MS Myrtle Avenue.
Funeral arrangements were In
complete Tuesday night.
With a heavy ten-out of voteg
teowrmtiw oif pace 9
The Carolinian
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VOL. 24. NO. 1
\< Baptists Plan
Integrated Confab
It Was
‘LBJ All
TheWay’
WASHINGTON - IW tha first
time in his long political esrtot,
Lyndon Baines the
aeVMtodent stem the '
tmgrt eT PrasKsat
John P, Kennedy an Navtmbar .
22, I*B3. Jett naan baa evenly
exyreeee* hie dartre to beesma
President In Me awn right—by
• landslide veto He realise*
], last.
An overwhelming 34,068,475 vot
ers. expressed oonfideime in the
man who had been instrumental in
having the strongest Civil Rights
Bill sines Reconstructs become
law, an* who had side* the work
ers of America to have more “taka
home” pay at the an* of a week’s
work.
His opponent, Arizona Senator
Barry M. Goldwater, received only
21,160.022 votes. Johnson carried
forty-four States, Goldwater car
ried six. These Included the Deep
ON PACK t)
Court Acquits
AME Bishop
D. W. Nichols
PHILADELPHIA (NPI) - The
seven-year-old controversy between
Bishop D. Ward Nichols and the
African Methodist Episcopal church
over the SIOO,OOO which the sus
pended bishop is alleged to have
embezzled and fraudsnUy con
verted to unofficial uses, moved
into another phase bare last weak
whan a panto of throe fudges ra
vened a lower court Jury aenvto
tion of too chargee.
In an unnanlmous opinion by
Judge Kendall H. Shoyer, Harold
D. Saylor and Joseph Sloane, held
that the commonwealth had failed
“utterly” tn showing that the bis
hop hart done anything illegal.
Blahep Ntchets was Intoned
charging artmppreprtelrta as
griMia sa anarch lands as
tween ISM and Mt He had
already been faandgtoteaf
to Jartwsnvini. Fla.
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AT THE POLLS Koteers Ere •town standing in line to vote at Precinct No. 26, Ugon High
School j| immsumi Tuesday at ter noon. A record turnout mm reported at moat precincte.
North Carolina s Leading Weekly
RALEIOH. N. C., SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 7. 19«4
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DR. HELEN O, EDMONDS
Episcopal
Women To
Hear Prof.
The R dsfepal Church women of
Bt. Ambrose Episcopal Church
will observe their 17th Annual
Woman's Day here Sunday, Nov
8, at tha 11 o'clock worship serv
ices.
Dr. Helen Gray Edmands,
dam as the graduate school,
North Carolina College at
Durham, will be tha featured
Widely known and in de
mand as a speaker, Dr. Ed
atend’a presence hare la ex
pected to attract a large audi-
CHOC.
Dr. Edmonds who seconded the
nomination of President Dwight
David Elsenhower for his second
term. August 33, 1966, also served
as Personal Representative of the
President on the dedication cere
monies of the Liberian Caltol
Building, Monrovia, Liberia, West
Africa. October, 1967, where she
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Voters Were Pro-J ohnson
NOVEMBER 9, 1904—Tha CAR
OLINIAN newspaper conducted an
elaetton day poll to determine the
anal affects that weeks of Presi
dential campaigning has had on
voters in the Raleigh area. Many
elements an Involved in malting
that final decision—party loyalty,
platforms, and even personalities.
The purpose of this poll was to
seek out all such elements and to
access a relative weight each had
on the voting populace at random.
Voter* were ashed to give
their general sttttnde on this
election. The fedowtng «aee
ttosm wen asked: (1) De yea
think that if Johnson Is elect
MM. ALMA JOHN
Alma John
Pays Visit
To Haleigli
Mrs. Aims John, special consult
ant for tha Modess Product Com
pany and one of the nation's out
standing broadcasters, spent sever
al days at Saint Augustine's Col
lege last week.
Mrs. John, who received the
coveted McCall Magasine
“Golden Mike Award” In I*sß
for creating an* performing too
boat youth program, eniltla*
“What's Right With Toen-Ag
enr, held a variety as semi
nars during her stay at tot cal
lage end spoke la several youth
groups an topics as special in
terest. A film on ellnlcal hy
giene was shown at the con
clusion as her discussion.
Determined to get the maximum
milage out of her viait to Raleigh,
Mr*. John appeared on WRAL Tel
evison Network and on WLLE Ra
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'd he win eonttnae the liberal
poMtoee he retried oat as laid
down by the lata President
Kennedy before Us easeasina
tion?; it) Do yoa think Im
morality and coemption in
government shea Id have been
given Urn wide dimension pro
jected by the Republicans late
In the campaign, or should It
have been a campaign tome?;
and lit Which candidate
would be more favorable to
you as a member as a minority
rasa?
Mias P. L. Wade, Elementary
(continued” ON FACE I)
‘First’ I
For 2
Bodies
GREENSBORO - The 97th Oea
aton as tha Genera! Baptist Bute
Convention, Ihc. and tha 19lti,Ses
tos aO tom teyiwan a Land** an
Sbxiliary to the General Convention
will hold their Annual Sessions st
the Shiloh Baptist Church. Greens
boro, Nov. 9-12
On toe afternoon as Novem
ber 11th. toe General BapUrt
Start Convention will moot
with toe Baptist Start Conven
tion in the War Memorial Coli
seum which will mark tha first
time toe twa Conventions will
have met jointly la their his
tories.
The program is as follows:
2:00-2:15 P. M.—Worship Period:
Joseph Stroud and Charles Blue;
2:15-2:45 P. M —Presentation of the
Work of the General Baptist Con
vention: J W. While: 2:45-3:45 P. M.
—Panel Discussion, Baptist Coop
erating During the Current Social
Revolution. Moderator. W. R. Grlgg;
Panelists, J. D. Ballard, Carlyle
Marney, H. L. Mitchell, and Henry
Turlington; 3:45-4:00 P, M.—Music.
(continued”ON FACE *)
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STATE'S DEMOCRATS WIN Democratic candidate
Dan K. Moore wm elected the new,Govemor el North Carolina
Tuesday night. From left to right me: the new Lt. Governor, Rob
ert Scott end hie wife, with Aft. and Mre. Moore on the right.
.UPI PHOTO).
From Raleigh s Police Files
THE CRIME BEAT
BY CHARLES R JONES
WINDOW BROKEN
IN MOVING CAR
Mrs. Esther Pegese, 45. of 303
W South Street, told Oficer B G.
Lassiter, at 5:31 p m. Saturday, she
Svas driving east on W. South when
a man threw a soft drink bottle
ptnd hit her windshield, breaking
lit. The complainant stated the man
then proceeded to Identify himself
as John H. Smith of 230 E. Edenton.
and added he would pay for the
windshield.
When Me eep arrived, the
was Jeha H. Maeeey. Mrs Pe
geae signed a warrant sM Mas
sey was healed eff te Wake
County JeM. charged with dam
ANDREW LEWIS RUFFIN
. . . ilaUi by kls wife
Knives
Prove
Fatal
. Two killings in Raleigh within
one block et each other, startled
the Eaat Raleigh community tilt
weekend.
The tint occurred hi the 400
black et E. Davie Street, near
Oalef Tavern, and wae brabgM
rrisfsf w SwtS ®Bviss ■
of til 0. Beet
tt treat, were argsing et 11:0
p.m. when OWleere Nerauta
Artie and Jesses E. (Bobby)
Daye arrived an Dm aeene.
The couple waa asked to •« home
by the Officer*. Ruffin Mid ha
would go home later, hut bis wife
consented to return to her baate
et thst time.
Mrs. Reffta enid die went
heme, got a batcher hntt* and
pet tt in her handbag, the* re
tamed to Iks scene et the liga
ment. Whan Ruffin spatted her,
be came ap te her and began
hitting her, aha deelared. Mrs.
Ruffin admitted eieo that the
•truck him ae aha ran shed hrtn
her hsndbeg for her knifb.
Mbs then subbed hint three
times, once hi tha threat, the
cheat and right afeeaMar. Enf*
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PRICE 15c
age te property aad pablle
drunkenness.
HIT WIThTrON
POKER BY IN-LAW
Daniel Reas It, es SM Mark
street, told Officers Wrraiaa
Artis and James B. (Mehhfr)
Days si 1:35 am. Swnday, Jpa
mother-in-law, Mrs.
Yeung. U. -HM me m my MM
with es Irate poker." at |hr
beam. 41 Jae Laois Arenas.
Althotegk Bern refneed to ga
te the hospital, be «M Mgte a
warrant charging Ms temmßf
ia-lsw with aaaonit with •
deadly wrspsn.
(COWT(MCa9~Egt PAM m