capital rtmnum | Redistricting Hassle Could Cause Late Adjournment Of Legislature By eulA n. greenwood FAIR TRADE? ... Did NBC etaimentator David Brinkley attend the University of North Carolina? His biography lay* he did. but as of last ?Mk officials al Chapel Hill could not find hb name listed anywhere in tie records. They were w6r rfed about it. Brinkley, Wilmington native, has accepted an invitation to re at ceremonies master at & C. International Trade f4ir event this spring honoring lir Heel celebrities (Sunday night, April 28, Ovens Auditor ium). 1 Among those who have ac cepted so far as Edward R. Murrow, U. S. Information Ag ency chief; Salisbury Actor Sidney Blackrher; and Betty Jdhnson, singer. There will be others. In our book, Brinkley rates at the top as a commentator ? whether he went to UNC or not. The alumnus trouble began oh Wednesday of last week when 'a reporter decided to find out when David Brinkley went te the University. He had re ceived a story from Ted Cram er, hard-working chairman of advertising and public relations for the Trade Fair, about Brink ley's acceptance. The NBC fam ily background on Davud (Chet Huntley pronunciation) had him an UNC alumnus. The reporter merely wanted to determine when. He just conld not find oot. A middle-aged lady at Chapel Hill seemed to recall being in school with Davud . . . some where around 19S&-39 . . . long before he took the place of Irene as the object of good night greetings. What did Dfevnd say? Nothing. He is on assignment in a foreign coun try and could not be reached for comment. You will be kept advised on this one. Who is in error? UNC re cords, David Brinkley or NBC. If Davud said he went to UNC, he did . . . and there must be some slip-shod record keeping somewhere. Hardly tor trade for a famous Tar Heel honoring Trade Fair. 1001 . ,.4 ? 4 STILL HUSH-HUSH . . . Some day somebody i> going to get the lowdown on the R. J. Reynolds Co. operations on a huge farm a ttvr miles from Eden ton. But right now tt is definitely hash-hush. You can't get the workers ... or members of their families ... to say a word. Ttlere is a lot going on at this famous farm, Avoca. Skilled construction people are in there from various states. They are lining in Windsor, Edenton, and other nearby communities. "We came here last October to stay about three months . . . but we may be here three years, we just don't know", said the wife of a New Jersey engineer last week. Meantime, Edenton is happy at the turn of events. They had lost their Marine base and the Reynolds project is' proving a happy windfall. Is Reynolds experimenting with nicotine-free tobacco? Will it come out with a cigarette al most entirely free of tobacco? Does it plan to move into the field of growing ? special kind of tobacco? These are a few of the hund red of questions flying around Northwestern North Carolina about what Reynolds is up to. The answer no doubt lies deep in the heart of Winston-Salem. It isn't in Edenton. I'd walk a mile for a look at What's Up Front. DISTRICTS ... If the Legis lature gets deeply enough into Senatorial and Congressional districts. It conld conceivably be here until the fourth of July. This item can get hotter by the minute. Everybody knew there would be fights over redisricting State Senate seats. But we thought the Congressional thing ? with all its ill results to the Democrats ? was pretty well fixed. But even before he got here Rowan's George UneU said he would like to see some thing done about ridding the Ninth Congressional District of Yadkin and Davie. He isn't by himself on this thinking. KNIFE . . . Now, however, Dr. W. D. James of Hamlet wants to perform major surgery on the embattled Eighth. Sen. James has introduced a bill which would pull Richmond County out of the Eighth and throw it into the Seventh. This is being labeled by some Demo crats as the most dangerous bill yet introduced in the 1963 ses sion of the Legislature. It's a dilly! The senators love each other, abide by colleague courtesy, and all that. The bill is how in committee. If it passes, say the Democrats, you can kiss the Eighth goodbye forever. We doubt its survival (the bill). On the other hand, if Rich mond is put in the Seventh, then Davie and Yadkin could go into the Eighth. This would free, supposedly, the Ninth MAJOR SETBACK An effort to "liberalize" the Senate Finance Committe has Wded in failure. The Senate Democratic Steer ing Committee refused to ex pand the finance Committee recently by adding two Demo cratic supporters of President Kennedy's tax and medical-care programs. Thus, the Finance Committee remains at 11 Demo crats and six Republicans. Sale . . . Overstocked . . . 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