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As we come to the closing days of the
 campaign,

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 I think all of the citizens of our state
 should be

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 on the alert for campaign literature

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that is a distortion of fact, 

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that tells only a half truth.

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And such literature may even include
altered photographs
 

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such as we have already found

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 here, particularly in the eastern part
 of the state.

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As you can see, the photograph on your

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 left, the left hand corner and a

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 full picture on the right, which
 obviously

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 shows an altered photograph.

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This kind of literature tends to mislead
 the public.

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And I call upon my opponent, Jim Gardener,

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 to get a hold of his campaign

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 and raise his campaign out of the gutter

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 to the level in keeping with the dignity
 of the office

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that he seeks to serve. The people of North
 Carolina

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 want a man in the governor's office who
 has

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 integrity, who is honest, who is

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 fair, and who is frank and open.

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I do not believe that the people of this
 state

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 will accept someone as their governor 
who will

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 condone this type of literature being
 passed

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 out in his campaign.