Joint Group To Tackle North Carolina Budget
Raleigh AP The legislature forms a House Senate subcommittee to review the next biennial budget and issue recommendations after rapid hearings on the 1963 55 proposal. Senate leader Sen Thomas White and Senate President Clarence Stone praised swift hearings and potential early adjournment while examining 124 million in requested increases across highway state institutions general and agriculture funds.
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Raleigh
House
Senate
Clarence Stone
Stone
Hugh Cannon
Advisory Budget Commission
Gordon Greenwood
Buncombe
Robert Morgan
Harnett
Morgan
Cannon
General Fund
Agriculture Fund
State Employes Association
Highway Employes Association
North Carolina
Special Delivery Letter Arrives After 20 Years
A 20 year overdue special delivery letter finally reached Arthur L. Dick, operator of a Missouri service station, after post office workers discovered the sender had mistaken a vented section of the heating system for a mail slot. The letter, stamped with special delivery postage, was found when the vent was removed for cleaning. IT PAYS TO ADVERTISE Tampa church sign invites parishioners to come in and get their faith lifted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St, Joseph, Mo
Arthur L. Dick
William J. Bennett
Tampa
Fla
Hyde Park Methodist Church
Sanford Pushes State Action to Improve Negro Economic Opportunities
North Carolina Governor Sanford argues state governments must act now to create voluntary programs that expand economic chances for Black citizens. He says states cannot wait for federal aid on education highways and opportunity, urging education as a state priority and warning against abdicating responsibilities. Hodges lauds Sanford for proposing concrete job opportunities for Negroes.
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Washington
Carolina
Terry Sanford
Pial Anne
America
Ie Tapan
Sanford
Women's National Democratic Club
Secretary of Commerce
Luther H. J Hodges
Hodges
Sanford Il
Newspaper group opposes broader antitrust inquiry
The American Newspaper Publishers Association urged expanding a House probe beyond ownership to labor and news gathering practices, warning that gov ernmental limits on mergers could threaten press freedom. Lawmakers and ANPA debated the scope, with ANPA arguing constitutional limits and First Amendment protections against press control.
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Washington
Stanford
Smith
American ‘Newspaper Publishers Association
Congress
Publishers’ Organization
House Antitrust
United States
ANPA
New York
Cleveland
Ohio
Association
Subcommittee
House
Cor
Emmanuel Celler
DIN Y
Publishers’ Association
Gers
Celler
Isaua
Hanson
Oppenheim
Ness
ARG Donny
Arthur B. Hanson
Chesterfield Oppenheim
Girl May Get Diploma But Can't Attend Classes In Person
CHALLIS Idaho AP Chevy Cutler 17 suspended from high school in February for being pregnant can obtain a diploma but cannot attend school in person. Dist Court Judge Ezra Monson ruled the student could not attend physically but was entitled to diploma after completing studies. Mrs Cutler and her mother petitioned to reinstate her. officials said suspension followed school regulations.
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Challis
Idaho
Chevy Cutler
Challas High School
Solon Hints Federal Step In On Mounting Traffic Toll
A Alabama congressman and a Virginia state senator urged federal and state action to curb rising traffic tolls. Rep. Kenneth A. Roberts and Sen. E. E. Wiley spoke at a traffic safety panel, proposing federal highway controls on interstates and a possible special General Assembly session to consider remedies including stricter penalties, driver fitness tests, and shifting sentencing powers from juries.
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Williamsburg
Alabama
Virginia
General Assembly
Kenneth A. Roberts
D-Ala
E. E. Wiley
Richmond
Old Dominions
The
Public Relations Society of America
Roberts
House Subcommittee On Public Health and Safety
Assembly
Willey
Rovert
Paul
V. Jones
U. S
Public Health Service
Dr. Fletcher
Hu D. Woodward
Elliott Roosevelt Named In Note Suit
Elliott Roosevelt son of the late president is named in a 19586 promissory note suit filed in district court by Guaranty Bank & Trust Co. The suit also lists Western Colorado Management Corp which Roosevelt formerly led and formed to develop a resort for executives in northwestern Colorado. Roosevelt, who spoke at a fundraising dinner for the Allied Jewish Campaign, has since returned to Miami.
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Denver
Codlo
Elliott Roosevelt
Guaranty Bank & Trust Cot
Western Colorado Management Corp
Roosevelt
Meeker
Colo
Colorado
Miami
Fla
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N.C
Solon
C. W. Woodson
ST. Petersburg
Kentucky
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Barton Distilling Company
Bardstown
Nelson County
Jill Moore
Brighton
Engine
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Mation
U.S
Patton ST
High Street
Hollywood
Televisions
Crosley
Emerson
Sylvania
Westinghouse
Buffet & Hutch
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